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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-18
NORTH CAROLINA
DEFEATS GEORGIA
DEBATE AT ATHENS WON BY THE CHAPEL
RIL. BOYS.
{. c. Broadhurst and T. c. Bue Win Fresh
Laurels for Themselves and the Old
North State.

Athens. TIA, March 11.-(Special)-ln
the INTERCOLLEGIATE debate which took
place before large crowd here tonight
between students of the University of
North Carolina and Georg =, the North
CarolinianS were again victorion
The Tar Heel University was ably rep
resented by Messrs. e. G. Broadhurst.
OF the Philanthropic Society. ami r. G..
Buie of the Dialectic Society. Both of
these young gentleman ara seniors and
have often distinguished themselves in
debate since entering the University.
The task set them was no easy one.
They were to prove the negative in the
subject, SHOULD United States Sena-
tors BE Elected by Direct Vote of
the People But there was no shrink
ing from the contest.
Their selection wa $ both an honor to
themselves and to their follow students.
They proved themselves enInently quail
fed to discharge the high trust commit
ted to their hands, maintaining their po-
stion with eloquent and IRE ;lstible ar
gument and gathering fresh ldurcls for
the brow of the Old North State.
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FOR SEIZURE OF LILL'E
THE DEFENDANTS BOUND OVER IN THE
SUM OF 5000.
The Lille is Still in Possession Of the Demo
cras, and The litigation
Goes on.

Newborn, ~ c. March I.-(Special.D
AT noon to-day the trial of Chairman
Clayton and Policeman Lupton for forci-
bile respaSs upon the Lille was called
hy Justice Williams. His Honor. how
ever. on being uniformed by the defend
ants that they expected no justice NJ
les han>ls. turned the case over 10
Justice Smith. Nevertheless, the re-
suit Of the trial-and one THAT the de
PENDANTS were fully prepared for not
withstanding the evidence submitted
was the binding over of the defendants
in the sum of 5000.
But this does not give possession of
the steamer Lille, and the litigation
still goes on. with the Democrats III
charge.
The leading lawyers of the city who
were not interested in the trial say the
defence has Il strong case.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-18
TO COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
Superintendent Mebane Sends Out Il
Letter of instruction.

he Superintendent of Public In
struction, Mr.. Mebane. on yesterday
gave out the following letter:
TO the County Supervisors:
The manuscripts of the public school
law, and notes thereon, were placed in
the hands of the public printer on
March 18th. but owing to law suits. in
functions, etc, have no assurance as to
a definite time of having the school law
published. hence this letter.
THE supervisor will hold his office
and discharge his official duties until
the end of the school year or until his
successor. the county superintendent Of
schools, is elected and qualified.
THE county superintendent of schools
will be elected by the county board of
directors on the second Monday in July
THE county supervisor cannot do any
visiting of schools since the It'll Of
March because there has not existed Il
county board of education since that
date under whose supervision this work
must have been done in order to be in
accordance with law.
THE new Cmnty board of directors
will allow the county supervisor pay for
services actually rendered in public
school work since the 18th of March
Such an examination of teachers. sign
ing vouchers, etc, such compensation as
was allowed by law by the county
boards Of education.
1T would be well for the county SUI
peryisor to meet with the county boards
of education and county boards Of
directors on the second Monday in April
and assist in every way possible TO
make lecar and plain matters of record
as to the public schools and give all the
information possible so that the school
interests and work will not be injured
by change of officers.
THE township committees will sign
orders. of teachers salaries to finish up
ontracts made with teachers of the
schools now in operation. These orders
are to be rendered by the county super
visor as heretofore.
This. | think is sufficient informa-
ton until your successors are elected
and qualified Yours truly.
&C. II. MEBANE.
Superintendent of Public Instruction"
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
GRADED SCHOOL FIRE DRILL

New Gymnasium Christened- Street Inn
provements-When Bishop Warren
Comes.
Durham. \. c.. March 11.-(Spceial)
They are laying ii pavement of vitri-
fed brick ON the north side of Main
street bgtween Corcoran and Mangum
streets. A short time since. Main
street and the sidewalks between Man
gum and Church streets were paved with
this material.
\ lamp exploded in f. t. Thompson's
commission house, on lMangum street.
last might about 100 o'clock, but no
damage was done.
Deputy Sheriff John +. Harvard car
ried William and Luther Kersey, father
and son. to Raleigh to-day to answer
to the charge Of larceny and receiving
Both are colored, and were arrested
on a capias from Wake county.
A fire drill was held at the graded
school this morning. The entire school.
between seven and eight hundred in
within two minutes after the word was
given. I'm five minutes more all wee,
back Mt their places in the building and
down to study.
The visit Of Bishop Warren A. Gambler
10 Durham on March 2Sth. is looked for
ward to with much interest and pleas
IRE. He is to deliver Biblical lectures
nj Main Street church on the 18th, both
and Both, and comes under the aupices
of or in connection with the Avera
School of Biblical Literature. Bishop
Gambler is one of the ablest men in
the Southern Methodist church
Al the opening of the Trinity College,
gymnasium last might. it was christened
the Angler Gymnasium" in honor Of
Angler Ii. Duke, the young son of Mr..
b. \. Duke, who generously donated
the building and its equipment.
Mr.. Albert Whitehouse, the new direc-
tor of the gymnasium. made an interest
ing address on physical Culture" A
large crowd was present. At the conclu-
sion Of the address, Mr.. Whitehouse and
some of the students took the guests
through the gymnasium, explaining to
them the use of the apparatus.
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A WRECK AT CHARLOTTE
TRAIN CRASHED INTO SID "RACKcD CARS
PROJECTING ACROSS MAIN LINZ.
Firsman Badly ScaICed and Considerable Dam.
age Done 10 Engine and Cars.
No Passengers Hurt.

Charlotte, \. c., March f7-(Spe-
cial.)-This morning about $40 O'Clock
the southbound fast mail, No. 81, was
wrecked at Ninth street crossing by
running into one coal gondola and one
freight car. The passenger train was
pulled by No. 3SS, one of the South,
ems new ten-wheel passenger engines.
with Engineer John Hughes at the
throttle and Fireman Phil Lampkin
looking after the box.
AS result of the accident the fire
man was badly scalded about the body
and limbs, while the engine. combina-
ton car, one sleeper of the passenger
train and one coal car are partially
wrecked.
The accident was caused by the main
tracks being blocked by cars that We're
not pushed clear of the main line when
they were side tracked. The engine was
moving at a good speed when this state
of affairs was discovered, and although
Mr.. Hughes instantly reversed it and
applied the air brakes, he was too late
TO prevent the impact. The pilot and
the oil boxes on all the wheels were
splntered in the crash, while three Of
the coaches were badly Scared and
all the steps on one side of the cars
were torn away.
The engineer escaped with only Il few
bruises. None Of the passengers We're
hurt.
Mr. ID. Il. Bradley, who had charge
of placing the freight ears that caused
the accident on tho side track saws
that he did not set the brakes when he
left them and III some way they rolled
back ON the main line.
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EX-CONVICT ARRESTED.
Hon. Claude kitchin Goes TO New
York Small Pox Fright

Scotland Neck. y. c. March IT,
Especial. Sheriff c. H. Stokes, of
Rockingham, was here yesterday ON his
way TO the Caledonia State farm TO
serve new papers on convict whose
term Of Imprisonment expired yester-
day. His name is Mark Michael, and
he has been in the penitentiary several
years. lie is charged with larceny, for
which Sheriff Stokes arrested him yes
terday. He will be taken back TO
Rockingham and tried and perhaps re-
committed 10 the prison.
Rev. &. a. Glenn. OF Raleigh. is here
assisting Pastor Ryder in IL meeting in
the Methodist church.
The many friends OF DIR. w. r. Wood
throughout the State will be glad to
\carn that he has recovered from ii
We're case Of grip.
There was new small pox scare ut
g<nigglt's Station in Edgecombe this
week. Dr. Station, Of Tarboro. was
sent for and afer examining several
cases liz one house he said he did not
think il small pox, but advised them not
10 go out at all.
Hon. Claude kitebin left yesterday
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ANOTHER CABINET OFFICER.

Congress will soon be called upon to
pass IA law creating new cabinet port
folio. This official will probably be
known as Secretary of the Colonies. 1t
will be his duty to look after the welfare
of Cuba. Porto Rico. the Philippines and
the Ladrone Islands. which were seiz-
cd by the United States in our war
with Spain. While he is attending to
his duties. Hostetter's Stomach BitterS
will continue to attend to its duties of
curing the sick of stomach, liver, blood
and kidney disorders. just as it has been
doing for over fifty years. Its greatest
virtues are in building up the run down
system; in putting new Fife and vigor
into the blood: in quoting and toning
unstfung nerves; in overcoming dys-
pepsia. indigestion and constipation, and
in driving out all malarial poisons and
microbes that cause various forms of
fever Try a bottle If You feel "out Of
sorts"
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DIR. FEREBEE PROMOTED.
ftecaution Against Small Pox-Ap
portionment of Goods-PcrsonaI Meu
ton.

'''iNii %NSdiHSt fotAtti L oA-74Ap
portionment of Goods-Pcrsona! Meu
ton.
Oxford ~ C., March L. Especial -
Vaccination IS gong or at iepid
rate in this pace. although there is not
Il case of small poX in tie county. ut
the MAYOR yesterday ;0ok prccaut.on-
AIRY measures and issued an order urg-
ing every person to be vaccinated inn
mediately.
Mr.. Woollcott. of Raleigh: Mr. Phelps.
OF Sumter. :. c.. and Mr.. Easton, OF
Oxford who were selected to appraise
the stock of dry goods of Paris Bros.
that was so seriously damaged by fire
and water several weeks ago and was
insured in six different ompanies. made
their report yesterday, which was by
no means satisfactory to the firm Of
Paris Bros
DIR. y. NJ. Ferebee. who was surgeon
on the Indiana during the naval en-
counter at Santiago and since that time,
has been ordered to the Marine Hos
pital at Norfolk. His family will leave
this place next week for their new
home. This will be Il loss to the com
munity and cause general regret among
their numerous friends.
Mr.. VIII Lands. of the firm of Lam
Ills X Easton, has gone North.
Miss Mary Belle Gregory. who has
been spending some time in Baltimore,
will return home tomorrow
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pEcApITATED BY THE TRAIN.
\ Boy Killed ON the Track Near
Hickory.

Hickory. \. c.. March l1.-(Spec:ail
4 sad aud terrible accident ocl1if@ /
about mile from here this motnrt@.
The scene of the accident was ihe Car
Dina and Northwestern Railroad. the
old Chester and Lenoir.
Two boys were playing upon the track
when the train from Hickory 10 In
colnton rushed laundering into view.
The boys attempted to spring from the
track but in their haste one stumbled
and fell The other succeeded n reach-
ing place OF safety, but his companion $
misadventure was fatal. Before he
could regain his feet the iron wheels
were upon him. and an instant later
n bleeding trunk lay upon the track
the wheels having severed the head
from the body.
The boy was only about ten years of
age. We could not learn his name.
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MRS. COLLINS NOT ON BOARD.
The Ill-Fated Yacht Norma Which was
Lost in the Red Sea.
Greensboro telegram

Lengthy reports Of the loss Of the
yacht Norma" i'll the Red Sea APP
peared in this mornings papers. In
the list of passengers reported lost APP
peared the name of Mrs. C. c. Collins.
wife of the agent of the Southern Elk
press Company in this city. This is a
mistake. Mrs. Collins, for the past
few months. has been visiting her
parents at Seattle. Wash. and Mr.. Col
Inns had letter from her only few
days since.
The yacht was owned by y j. Wea-
yer. of New England, who. with It
party of friends, was on a pleasure
cruise around the world. lie was well
known in Greensboro as Il gentleman
of wealth and extravaganza.
Mrs. Collins was ON the yacht about
two years ago and her name was prob
ably taken from one of the ships old
logs. She is yet in SEATTLE and that
she is safe will be glad news to her
many friends here.
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OWN YOUR HOME.

The Mechanics and Investors Union
are prepared to make on eight years
time to acceptable persons, on real es'
tate security, for the purchase or cree.
ton of homes, in progressive cities or
towns, in North Carolina on the follow.
ing plan: An advance of 5000, with a
further payment of 5000 at maturity, will
be made, for a monthly payment of
S13.65, for a period of one hundred
months, at which time the mortgage will
be cancelled and the final payment of
5000 will be made. Other amounts in
same proportion. Equitable arrange
ments, to prevent loss of property in case
OF death. For full particulars address
GEORGE ALLEN,
Secretary.
Pullen building, Raleigh, n. c.
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STATE NEWS.

t,astonia is TO have 4 new S150.000
cotton mill. Work commences April
1st. The officers of the company are
q. y. Gray, president: j L. Love, vice
president; aud Il. 7. Rankin, secretary.
Mrs Maggie A. Call. has been invited
by the faculty of the Louisburg Female
College. of Ilouisburg. \. c.. to deliver
the alumni address at the next COM
menccment Of that well-known institu-
tion. The poor health Of Mrs Gail
dehars her accepting such high hon
Washington Gazette.
Truck farming must have all the fasci-
nations OF gambling, with none of the
degrading features The above refec-
tien is prompted by the r;turns which
Mr.. VIII a.. Thigpen has just received
from his lettuce, nine dollars a barrel.
If these prices would rule every year
no Conetoe man would accept a free trip
10 Klondike- Tarboro Southerner.
Another cotton factory with Il capita
lization OF S75.G00 or SfG9,009 seems as
sured. thanks to the efforts of W. +.
Fountain. who has been untiring in his
efforts to build one. and with it inaugu
rate an improvement era for Tarboro.
The following directors We're chosen:
w. +. Fountain. \. NJ. Fairly, Judge
Hoard. w $. Clark. ID. Lichtenstein.
W. Newton Smith and y. ]. Mayo. and
as officers: President. W. +. Fountain:
First Vice President and General Mana
81. A. NJ. Farley. and Second Vice
President. II. Lichtcnstein.-Ta rhoro
Southerner.
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Give me liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said genius. The
druggist handed him bottle of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. the famous little
pills. For sale by j. Hal Bobbitt and
Henry Il. Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-18

Not one child dies where ten formerly
died from coup. People have learned
the value of One Minute Cough Cure
and use it for severe lung and throat
troubles. 1t Immediately stops cough
ing. 1t never fails. For sale by j. Hal
Bobbitt and Henry Hicks.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
iousness, indigestion, headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. 25c.

Women are foolish if they believe the
fool things men say when they are in
love.
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ALL THE ABOVE FOR $100 PER
MONTH.
NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court
Waka ( Rafora ha

NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court
Wake County. Before the Clerk.
N. W. Pool, administrator of Jane L. Kinks,
against VIM. Emory, Junietta Emory, Bryant
Upchurch, r. j. Upchurch, NJ. Il. Upchurch, c.
A. Upchurch, j. H. Upchurch, Alfred Chappell
hubert Chappell, Maryland Chappell and
Claude Chappell.
To the defendants above named, Alfred Chap
pell, Hubert Chappen, Maryland Chappell and
Claude Chappell;
You are hereby Notified to be and appear be-
fore the CLERK of the Superior Court of Wake
county, N. O., at the court house in the city of
Raleigh on the 10Th day of April, 1899, to an
swer or demur To the complaint which will
then and there be fled in the above entitled
cause, which has been instituted by the plain
tiff to subject the land of Jane 81 Kinks, de-
ceased, and which said land is situated in st.
Matthew's township, said county, to the pay
ment OF the debts of the said Jane E. Kinks, or
the plaintiff will apply TO the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
March 10, 1899. W. NJ. RUSS, G, S, G.
mar 7-laW6w
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for New York. where he has gone as
attorney III Il law suit from Martin
county against an insurance company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-18

Love makes the world go 'round-and
the attraction of gravity worries lot
of people.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-18

Goldfish balls are not barred in 'h.cage
social circles during Lent.
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Before the discovery OF One Minute
Cough Cure, ministers We're greatly dis
turbed by coughing congregations. No
excuse for it now. For sale by j. Hal.
Bobbitt and Henry T. Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-03-18

There is more power in kindness than
there is in dynamite, but it takes longer
to find il out.
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OLD DOMINION GUAN0 CO.

And for sale by all Old Dominion
Agents everywhere throughout the To-
bacco Section of North Carolina.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-25

Sheriff Pryor yesterday sold the fol-
lowing properties at public sale:
Property Of Frank l.. Thurston, in
1lakrly, sold 90 Watson, Diohl d KEN
morcr. attorneys. for $69.74.
Property of Emma Huntsman. in
Scranton. sold 10 Watson, Dichl &
Kummcror. attorneys, for $9i.52.
Property OF g. NJ. Butts, in Dun
more. sold to John J.. HUI, for S62. Is,
Property of David Anslinc. in Car
bouGalc sold 10 John +. Reynolds, at
torucy, for $2'O.
propc,.ty OF Joseph Higgins. IN Car
bcndalc, sold to John f. Reynolds, at
tcrn,y. for SIj.5S.
Property of Kate Echrl. i'm Carbon
dale, sold to John +. Reynolds, attor-
nrN. for $50.
Property or Mike Sharicil, in Scran-
ton ana Nayh"ld, sold to i. w, stokes,
attorney, for $9o66.
Property of W. H. Campbell, in Oily
phunt. sold to NJ. j. LAWN. for 5000.
Property of Jacob Corhelack. in
Scranton. sold to Fred stark attor-
n'y. for Sf3.j2.
Property of Joseph ToroSFy. in Dick
son city. sold to Charles OlvoC attor-
ucv, for $Gg.g2
Property Of Thomas p. Durkin. IN
| Scranton. sold to Watson. Diehl &
| Kcmmorcr, attorneys, for $1,000,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-25
SHORTER PARAGRAPHS.

James Murray, of Pittston spent yes
terday with relatives on Butler street.
The Rev. w. +. Gibbons viii occupy
the pulpit of the West PittstOn Pres
byterian church tomorrow.
Mrs. William Webb, of Glenn Falls,
New York, and Miss Ida Moore, Of
Glenburn, are the guests of Mrs. +.
W. Ostcrhout, on Prescott avenue and
Grove street.
Miss Jennie Foley, OF Mt. Cobb, is
the guest of her uncle, Mr.. Thomas
Kelley, of Grove street,
Robert Pinkncy, of Prescott avenue,
has returned from a trip to Matching
Place, Pike county.
Miss Noami Brown, of Throop, has
returned home from a short visit with
friends here.
Go to Morcl Brothers for your Easter
flowers. Phone, @SiO.
w. Campbell. of Florida, is the guest
Of John Oswald, Of Dudley street.
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The Arlington double quartcttc are
making rapid progress with their new
song. under the direction of Prof. Rich
ard Parfrey. of Throop. Prof Parfrcy
is the author of the piece, having writ
ten both music and words. lie has re-
suectfully dedicated it to Admiral
Dewey and his brave heroes. 1t Is en-
tilted When the Boys Come Sailing
Home" Those who had the pleasure
Of hearing it rchearscd last evening say
that when it is sung in public it will
surely become popular
The piece will bc sung for the first
time before the public at an entertain
ment in Scranton, May /, in honor OF
Dcweys day. Tho composer is well
known i'm and out of musical circles
hcreabouts. having composed several
other songs which will be given To the
public in a short time. lie is now al
work on n piece FOR Decoration day,
which the above duartcttc will sing al
the memorial exercises to be held at
DunmOrc cemetery.
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HEARD AT CARBoNDALE.
Number of Witnesses Examined at
That Place Yesterday.

There was another hearing at Car
boadale yesterday i'm the Langstatf-
Kelly contest when the following wit
nosses We're heard:
Curbondalo CitN--HuGh Fox, George
Burrcll, Charles Sharlock, John Good
win, Lester Merritt Barney Messen-
ger William Tolley, Frank Cobb,
Charles Brink, Alva Scull, George Ed
wards. Sidney Burkctt d. c. Kenyon,
Robert Blair William Price, John
Brennan. Samuel Matthews, Edwin
bly,, Claude Smith, Frank Arnold. An
thony Hughes, Edward Bevans, \. q.
Purple. Reed Il. Fowler. John T.. Els
ton, George SpHulc, j. II. BOCley,
Frank q. Chapman. Joseph Il. Kirk
bride, William Hughes, Charles Alex
andcr. J. NJ Alexander. Jesse Rounds.
David McMinn, William Bone, l.. f..
Thorpe, Martin LAWN, g. :. Hards,
Charles Gift, Frank Coon, Francis
FaatZ, Henry Peterson. I. q. Wander
mark, Wallace Copeland, Frank l..
Miller, Paul Barton, Frank Crawford,
l.. G. Carlton, George II. HOwclls. $.
l.. Carlton, joseph Kraig. j. c. Rcy-
nolds. Richard Tollcy, Fred Spaule,
Frank Frayno, Clayton Curtis. DOM
mick Hope. James r.. Bell, William
Rounds, Theodore COrlcy. l.. Dickson,
II. u. COurtriGht. Oscar Amcrman,
Lewis Soelcy, Patrick Cavanaugh. Ed
ward Bronson, Charles Hubbard,
Henry Mannigton, james Smith, A..
GiIis. ir., 4. \. Morgan. {. W. Low
den. Russell Carnonter, II. Britt, Benz
iamin DimmiCk, John McMinn, y. c.
AlVord, Charles Brmitt. Roman HOpl.
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ISddCLoDg
rs and 80 Public Square,
WILKES-BARRE.
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF COS
TUNES AND SELECT Dry GOODS.
SOME EASTER FANCIES
WOn7en'S
Top Goats

The names from London and
the styles from Paris; and from
now until next winter therc'll be
hardly a week that the spring
Jacket will not be needed at home,
in the mountains or at the shore.
A word about few.
Al Sh9S-A i1unty REFER front
Jacket Of Tan Covert. Tight
fitting back. Finished with
tailor seams and lapel pockets.
At 6.9S-A Tan Covert double
breasted "dip" front jacket;
finished with tailor seams and
lined with silk serge.
At S9.SS--Black Clay Diagonal
silk lined throughout, "dip"
front with circle corners. Fancy
Armour silk facingS to reverS.
Al Sii9S-A Tan Broadcloth, scol-
lop finished fly front, and tight
fitting back. Double stitched
tailor seams, and stitched
cuffs. Fancy stripe and plaid
silk Innings.