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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRrRss MONROE. July IL. 1885,.
The st"amer DIME, webster while on ho7 way ~ the
James rv yese5dly and wh p,osite Fort Sowh u
tan. was nred into by rebes One bali pas ~ Q
pletely through two u hsr Of .ter0oms No onv Vas
Injured
The rebels have entirely fors,ken or army. NM .
Tcbci 20 dior is lie within front u ". nor thore ny
within veral mica Of u.s.
II l. the prevailing opinion hare that the rebels will
soon be no I'd from N some 0, her quarter.
Tho steamer John Tucker. which won't up the York
river wednes lay vito lag Of truce. returned this or.
tcrn'oa with tho one hundred sick wounded federal
soldier that wero prevented from o'miag her
last Monday Tho lit Of names has already been pub
lished.
There ls no news from the my to- day.
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Drandreth's pills.
sun ssa ssal'h aED tHD SAFE
ana ON S'i hs, liberated roa, stics oen p.ns IL he
hs. rh uatsn, pains in ne bones bilious and GEAR d.
'"d great al f9 MIC n "a snD oruEE rEvERs
fSS u u :S vaErAsLE uxr rrALs
An ~, B.c,sE" VA ,ssen WITH so'n,.s e ,ss e,
sss took 4. a s,s. s.sssa
owned 'As' mn pa PaRallTic STROKE M
INC IN" '0'o"'s CASE or O. J. FAR
OF h, . Ii SIX Ties t,nss being ssoel my
h ta~e courage aud 's p and 'Te IL hs-t a,
SIN, n"y ,er , ,s ~Ss,c !. 2 @
aye s a q 9n r. ss ~ ss Use &C.. q r G
son (Isss a'dcci lin isfec % heai: a.ri M
ms q soon o. Ts :. s'' ar . Bs@s g ss
s.sH s sIs s'; Il:
had ai', IN ,"op aaa ansy sons,n's y
eS wsi ~ had used twelve so,ss Vas y.
o %e up nTs 70 paaa m" thr supply and
's. !if' 's q %S
ir' ma a. but sys h sSsESnii Of v TS%s &
PRINCIPAL asslSE 4. fsSf b ~ NV YORK
Sod
Sec The sssnESJ Ta .s'e glRkSpnErHs PILLS.
. baad around the irc tois Mnch er 70 the box
Eight Cartes do visite for 81, Equal 60.
BALCiIs, sss Greenwich street. corner of Barclay
Eight Carries &c visjte for sf.--rhr Best
Ia The ,ity, at wooa's oadsry. 2oj Bowtry New York.
Twelve Cn,tcs &c visisc for cnr Dollar
e'o' "'' FfRcSAI. no chalh"m siroet..
yerrcrs' 5ss Broadway.--seI't leuscn's
Fr,n NoIler AID ia vliic soes, OXFORD fr' hainorAs
Cat 10 "nd shrftrt.
kee,c,. p-,.rceGns al DiLurri Uns "a
op red iSe season. a. sr hockaway 70" Rls .se
Loardet- AIKEN
Tr,..s.s-niar.h Radical Cure Truss
ono Jrnst ua.awAS aud ann str9s uhaer f'"faans
Mus Z. female nirncs ladies
Vrc.s,s-Natsh Il Co.'S Rrdfcas Cure
T6ss IN No. 4v.sey street Gun Of ne A''.r sss,ss op
Ma ever With any otter Truss OH $50 sn,e nsas
| NO More Gray nai-s.->sSr an asNn's C.le
rrasi Constellation Or "a ssAbelsilsSL Of the han
/, oR,s, No. 4 Astor p'a'~.
| .scoein FOR the 60 -. rrrson 4 son''
ococin o. eeoaeriaed s.ttn ,.se test saA ehss.
| siv,ns snd rssorns the ha. 10 : " u. ri sac
I al druggists TN. fancy tooc. de-
un,cnelos's Hair Dy,.-yl.. Best IN en-
wod, instantaneous, harmless ar reAsss Sod eN araa
ss sna PER- everywhere rso.ny. 81 BafcAsstree
cr,ss.a.ro,. Hair nys rss' s,S, s,s,
Prof. l.. NIL er's Hair dye. Biack .
brown s0cs Tue bost r., H. soisj dya'ss'. nsts
Comfort aue Cure To- sne 6artursd.
s,n, tree nssy eos anis as with ras'rs u hernia
drrss hos 1ss " v ISL oMcc. ----
Holloway. Meai,.nss { ares Coughs az 4.
Coss ruo the Ointment ms your iatoai And ensn "
| Pilp q ss,as ums.
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Married.

pUsxxpuRY-Duxx.-0n Wednesday, June Is, By tbs
Rsv. A. G. Peliz, cHAgLEs iUeESBURY 10 OLEASSA n
DuxS dau ghter OF Alexander Dunn, " New Or 8 ms.
LARAers-fosrASE-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, July
IL, by tho Rev s. ~ Haskens EDWARD lAaAGrE 70 MA
TIpAC daughter Of the lato r. j. Fontane, Of Fey
West, Fla.
LAW -WooDs.--on Thursday morning July 10, at st4
Greenwich street by she Row f. X ook. OF Memorials
church, Mr.. lEJxpAs LAW, Of Waterbury, Conn, TO
liss SAHAH 4. WOODS OF this city.
lHoRSpKE-EDcAR.-At tho Legation OF the United
States PARIS, on II esday. June "a, By The Rev w. o.
Laws n CHAkLEs THoRNDlsg .Esl of ston, 70 MARY e..
taaghier Of ths ats Herman is Roy Edgar ESQ., Of New
York,
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

Fight ut New Hopc-The Town OF I.e-
banon, KY, Burned by tho ebcIs, &c.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. duly IL. 1892.
Az New Hors, Ncfsrn county, at eleven O'Clock last
night. sparty u the Thrtyefth ohio regiment. der
Lilo ton mt Colonel Moore, encountered ur hundred and
ATTY rebel cavalry, under Jack Aen hall mile south
Of the railroad. After brisk IRE Of musks.ry for
twenty minutes tse envy routed ana fed. There
we'eno Union C s1allics. Blood song tho road was
found by the skirmishc's sent OUT bit enc,ny.
Later secou Is say hat these e, eriias birIod the
town OF Lebanon and robbed the Commercial Banh
located thWro
ToicgraphG communication is perfected to Nashville,
but not ov the 10 lngt brapoh line. which will pre-.
vent us from 'ecsiving further particulars tonight.
III Union reintorcenents moving in Iho direction Of
IeDan could not have arrived there until after the
destruction Of the place, but they in hot pursuit Of
tho guaril as.
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CHURCHES TO-DAY.

CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Rev. g. Kalloch viii preach and administer the ordi-
OF baptism In tho Light church. o.
y ght and varck streets. this morning In tire evening
hs will also preach. Sub ect-"J I'm tho Evan ,stist."
Rev. Charles A. Buckb will preach In The morning,
aszdDr e. shenard the evening, ~ the Chi stian
chavez Seventsenth street
ThsRev Samuel Maxw u, Jr assistant minister Of S.
Mark.s church, will prcaoh N Mem rial churctt
Hnma street, Of wsversey place. this evening.
~ ei hit Jciock
Rev. 81 sney A. Ctsy will proach IN the Stone church
Twenty eighth street near Bradway, Girls afternoon At
h,past thsc clock, and In cAs evening quarter TO
oigh. 0'c ock.
Morning service In ME Second Universnist church,
Eleventh st oct, will half-p ten O'Clock
Evening service.ts snsaen,ssd.
Rev. E. d. Flgsg will pseachr bCsh At nfcrniRg and
evening service <hafpsst ton A. "A. and cishs p. NY
copa).
An army meeting will be hsAthis Sasbath. II eight
r. 81. in tho R,forn,ed Dutch chapel gigteth sssest
near Eighth avenue. Abe spekers--ono from the Bat
Ito fields Of the souihwestwiti address tho meeting
Rev. William Alvin Fartlett wiIlpreach the Bromi
way Tabernacle this incoming. sutect-"The- Criss af
Our Ma ional Crisis"
Tho Christian Alliance win hoid services at the City
Assembly Rooms, Broadway. both morning and evening
Rev. F. Remington will preach at pact ten O'Clock
A. N. aid Rev. O. G. Goss ~ eight P. NJ.
Rev. g. Il Rockingham viii preach in Ebbitt Han, So
VEST thirty third street, this morning half past
O'Clock, On sAidsun Worship This is the las.
service Of the Tho hell Will DO closed to rs&
ois4 81 the second Sund y In September.
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The Scarcity OF Change in Newark
Action Of tho city counciis 'rh.reon.

NFw-Kk, Nd, JNy II, Ifoz, I
Tho City Council last evening" voted u hsie pronii
sory r,ss 10 IN aornt o. $4,000, In denTnnatlou
ransnz from tel cents jty ce.ls, to supply tn ex
is,iag want OF sti.l change.
These pomssory mites are 70 be redeemed BY the city
In sums Of ten dollars Or more.
Temporary osn Of $50, ooo is autnosz'd roe the ro
demptioa VI ss,o notes.
yhu Iou,ic . me years ago resorted TO similar plan
which worked sat- sfactoriiy.
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The Rec ent Fight in the soUsawest.
rraLApsLpRIA, July IL 1862.
private despatch relative the nyht Of III, Anth
70 -nsyivania cavalry says:-
InrsvnIs. July II. 1872
Major Brown was not In the light. Mar Jorda. was
captured. Nine rebels killed, ana th. % Of our
mon were also slain.
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Movements or Morsnn's Cavalry In KEN
IlckY.

LOUISVILLE, KY. July, 10. 1852.
The train duo he-eat six O'Clock last cverrg did mot
until mi might The pass ngoss port hat
Colonel Moraans rebel cavalry had boon within s.ven
miles Of Cave City, and chat they had left tn Z point
fifteen h mlrcd strong FOR Lexington. Colonel Morgan
also announced his intention or visiting Louisville.
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Base pniI Match as boston.

aiosos, juiy ~, 1Se2.
The score yesterday In ths base bali game between
shs Excelsior Cpb II RrvoKiyn AID she PICKED nine of
Bostou slutd ~ follows -
Buston. Ii
o. tna ExcAsior Club, Nc. Flanly Was sick, and MI
Coos Vas lziusd and had return hono MNss Henri
fareusos and Gsorss Cole, Of The same eDro I've Que
plAvss sook their pacee.
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G. Barnsrd's CorrUgated Metal Pens
superior Cheaper and oessf than goid Try and
test tlioin
Herrtng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burr Safes 35 Broadway corner Of Murray street,
York.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY IL. 1862.
THg FINAL ADJOURNMENT

THT FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. SUrRM from the Commit Fra-c0 repOrtet
resolution lxng the for tho Adjournmeus OF Con
gress on Wednesday, the 10Th 0 July.
Mess a. SHERMAS, TRUMErLI WAIs ard others opposed
any Adjournment Of Congress in the rroseut condon d
things.
rurih discussion the Resolutions was agreed 10
by yeas 90. nays 10.
N,ys-Messrs. Chandler Grimes. Harlan. Hing Poneroy,
Simmer. Trnmbul. Wa - WhAinsoi and Wiley.
ny ,mmon conss { Mr.. HOWE, {rep) Of wiz, was
permitted To record his vote in the af mstvo the
oniiscation bill.
MISSOURI CLAIMS.
Mr. HESD RsoS (Unun) OF Miss ri. called ths bill
u refund Ia the state of Missouri tina ',Sid to
the troops by that state for the suppression o Es
be lion.
NEVADA TERRITORY.
Mr. WADE (ror) OF ohio, called up the hill providing
for tho extention Of the Territory Of Nevada.
The bill was passed..
PRIZE
Mr. TRUxBUIL. (rep.l Of Ill.,, init 0duced joint roso
luton In rsation t. the law q prize.
the bl provides TIA hereafter all tho moneys arising
from the sale of prizs p oae ty shall paid the
Treasury within tweity days after the sale. Laid
sour FOR sAID RS.
Mr. HALE (rep.) OF y. H., offered joint resolution
authorizing the Secretary Of the Navy substiit
"soyer Crtnsan SOUP or preserved meats AMI dsss
Gated vegetables IN tie navy rations Pas cd.
The senate at this hour, nvc oc1ck took areocss un
Mr.. CHAspIER, frel.) Of Mih. called up the hill In
Iti n to commissioned oiaccrs in the rovsaue service
Tho bal was passed. tms
rRApB.
Mr. ro TER CROW, Of Conn. called UP tho bill amonda
tory OF the acts prohibiting the slave trado Lnd over
STEAMBOAT
Nr. rEs EYcK, (rep.) ef " Y,csliei up tho bill pro-
vaig Tor the better security Of passengers on seam
b5sis.
The bin was passed.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The Senate then into Executive session, and
tho opening Of the doors again adjourned,
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Omeass Drawing Of EIarrsy, Eddy, 4
Co.'S kentsscky and Missouri State Lofts ries.
ksNrucxv. Ezra Class s.7-Jny ~, 1854
70, ~, II, 81, z, 4, ~, ~. 30, Al. u, 5, 80.
KKyrUcxr. CLASS 328-Juis ~, 1862
2, 1, "A, II, 30, 8, AZ, 80, AZ, Is, as, 8, z.
Circulars FREQ OF charge by nj ircssing either
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
Gown ton. ky 81 Louis. No.
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The New Call for Troops

INVESTMENTS IN THE FOUKTR SENATORIAL DrsTRI0ft
The committee appointed by Governor Morgan to look
after and encourage on stms' the Four
district mot at the tor House yesterday ,>efnoon
th,rEs Woodruff in the char Among those present
Mosss. he nard Cassery Charles Stoison Joseph
II XIII and Ira Richards Quite number OF applications
for the position Of cone majors &c, were received
but noe fully acted upon. another meeting will take
place tD-n0rrow.
THs ywENrY-THIRD REGIMENT OF BROOKLYN.
The twenty third regiment, National Guard Colonel
Evordeil, q Brooklyn. has full companies;
oauipped and ready for service They are also about
orgaaizine another company, to be cal cd tompany,H
Any y ung wishing to connect themse with tas
fine rermsss have good opportunity of so doing.
III I'd holds self in readiness To proceed TO tho
scat war rs as orders to that effect are
the regiment having already offered its services to ths
government.
rEcEUIys FOR THE FIrrY.NNrn voIuErEEHs..
Ans opportunity Is offered 10 young ~
STRIVING their patriotism in the hour Of their untrys
nesi and ~ Ahe time joining first class and tried
regiment such tho Fifty ninth regiment Now York
v ir'e RI. Tho p.cnnary Inducements are good,
7nrsy-cight dollars In cash padto each man upon
bviux stored into the eg mont Tho recruiting ONCE
Is a. 10 2, hwsry IN chTgc Of Captain F. Roypoid'
ELxu1fON or LIEUTENANT COLONEL or TER FIRST
lsE0. HENT NEW YOsK NATIDHAL GUARD. *
nc. M,nAea, formerly Major Of the Thirty -seventh
luteers. elected Friday evening last to tn
li-utsnsnt oeonsicy Of the First regiment New York
State Militia Lieutenant Colonel Mintoa Is about avail
hmsoM tAs recent call or the President for troops and
contsmpstss raising new regiment.
To the Loyal Citizens or the City Of
loyal citizens Of every and profes jpn
resp cfiy and invited TO attend tho rand
meeting 10 be held Tuesday neat ioh inat. az
Il ndsd .hs. all places Of business be elcd
Mt 9cas order tn thos- who desire to show thei
. IL Co "; sESsas sSTsS oa...u..
JoaM kuszsH Srxvxss. j.. Secretary.
OmeAat Dra svinys Of EIm rray, Eddy. T.
Co.'S kentucky and Miss, nr State Lofts RES
ksrrUcgv. EZRA Class x7-Juy A. 1864
Is, ~, III, 81, z, g., 81, 70. 80, Al, ~, 5, 50.
KKsrUcxr. CLASS 328-Juis ~, 1862
2. |, "A. H.. 90, 9, ~, 81, ~, 81, 45. 81
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Comfort ane Cure To- tne 6actursd--
nj free 10 any one aHe,ea with rptrs ~ hernia Al
dr. hos sss N. Y r ~, onicc
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Prizes Crshed in NIL Lesa al Lotrc-
rtes In ormao rivt n JOSEPH hates. Jro1-r
III Wall street, n o. 1, y. I.
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Prof. L. NIL erss Hair dye, Hack ar
brown 30 cents Tue bosl Try H. sois dsa;sis,& eios
81 Dcy street.
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Holiowny's Me1Ars mes ares Coughs ava
Pils d sAsae Wwe
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Omrial Drawings OF the Delaware state
DELAWARE EXTRA Glass 27S--, ally IL, 1882.
81, l5 rs. 36, AZ. Is. Is. ~, 81, 81, ~, III, ;.
DELAWARE. Class 275-,uly ~, 1872
49, 70, 60, 10, IS, "a. 81, ~, 65, &c. IS, 80, II
JOHN A. NORRIS CO..
Iltu ustnn.D
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Cristadoro's Hair nys, pseservative
and Xix III pot wholesale ant trsl,, No Assot foasf
Tue Dye 10 Applied BY experienced s.ns-.
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THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 0F
fIIt CANADA.
A Story Of Commercial Recklessness,
Political Proaigacy, and Gen
eral Bribery.
INTRODUCTION.


rho,. sbo have taken the trouble to look at passing
roIi,;csI events in Canada, must have noticed that
ses, after wear. the Provincial Exchequer he's been
besieeed by the agents Of the principal railway Of
the COLONY either foI Temporary loans TO Keep IL iro'n
susnending i,s working or for some new guaranty OF
interest such as would jastfy English capitalists IN
making still further advances The latest attempted
sssanl, Oh the Canadian treasury is probably more
daring than any which have preceded it; and az there
IL a possibility of the Legislature OF the Province
which meets in few days, being forced to succnnp
10 the pressure brought to bear upon IT, the occasion
is opportune for giving brief history of one Of the
most extraordinary specnlations of modern times.
Few of our readers have any notion of thequesona-
BILE origin Of The Provincial Railway; of the extent
Of its GLAZING, whether absolutely regarded or viewed
in their relation to the revenues oil the coony; OF ''
corrupt political combinations which have grown on'
of the scheme and which promise to be permanently
enQrafted upon the Canadian system oil Govern
ment of its balefu influence on the public cohduo' o'
the Coloniss concerned in it; aud OF the means oy
which the character OF English capitalists oil emf
memo. has been compromised in bolserng up the en-
terprise BY reckessy investing therein the savings OF
innocent ignorant and confding clients. Out OF the
simple facts which lie at the bottom Of the story,
hundred romanees might be wrought. Let u.s. how
ever. deal with the facts Themselves.
CAPITAL, ESTIMATE OF LIABILITIES, AND THE
NEW DEMAND ON THE CANADIAN TREASURY.
Before going into the history OF the Grand Trunk
Railway, it will be well to give our readers gen.
era view of the present magnitude Of the concern,
financially considered, and Of tho extent OF the new
demand which il is proposed to make upon the Gov
eminent Of Canada. The way by which the capital
and liabilities ne well as the road itself, have grown
from comparatively small beginning to their present
proportions will appear in the sequel. At present.
then. or taking the las: official returns, which come
down to July, 1860, the general balances would ap'
pear to stand thus:
Expenditure on capital account, stores cash on
hand AID sundry municipal debentures.' tshslZ'dJ
Total deficit. Including charges on revenue BAL ~,
sncc, &c.......'...... ''.'..'.''''''''''. i'4-V'
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Thus, by assuming that there are no bad debts IN
Tie assets tho loss OF tie Company would appear TO
be go 1885, bus in order TO approach to an esti-
mate of the total loss ~ TO the opening Of the present
,.ar we have to take into account the unpaid inter-
e., on tie funded and unuuded debt which has aecn-
nuleted in the intervening eighteen months since the
general balances given above were struck. For one
wear he increase in the Company liabilities would
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[" 80 the doctor says T"


" Jessie cast on her travelling array, and slip
ping on morning dress, repaired TO the sick
chamber
II was chilly day, and upon the hearth of thi,
apartment burned few sticks of wood dir
ID thick, unpalaicablc Cruel stool lust far enough
from The fire no, to bc kept cooking. tho furni.
fure u the room was in dsar,lcr, a. were also
The bed lothcs and the articles upon the IN
bic nj the bells head. Altogether il wa. ;.
very forlorn sick-room, AMI a most unsuitnbl,
place for u nearly dying man
Ihere was low led in one corner. cl identity
used 10y tho children, who with their mother
now sat near the IRE.
Eric lay on hi back, his head thrown bach
ward and his eyes half shut. lie was deadly
pale, nnl his ps all bllckenc,l by fever.
On seeing J,e ic. Blanche iuinp.d TO her foo,
aud rushed to oulra," her. "'Oh. Je,sie. To
Think ii the state in which YOU have found n. /,
j. u not hard have to do an m, own worn .
aHd lac care a. him br-id '-. and am worn ,i,
] ''' re wish was dead. Ar. yon not ha,,,,.
u.t' !"u never married. Oh deal hat fool
.ifl' nrr ="
VIII YOU moi wake him 7" asked Jessie
CLAN Ing towards the bed.
Oh hc don't mind an, tliny- -.he has moi
lf Nc H. Lvcn la, ing inc iuuui,, up aui
down nll NJ DIT will bin ani tie ch.litcn 4
pot m't" lin in ilc Leaf. Come hr.r. chil lrcn.
irrc. J'-.ir rou may know how | am cut
''uwt wien 'u,isDc these children. oi whom
va. ~ proud lv, ling Ike ,h'-. Bu, ear, + r
mining now. With the air Of a mIrtvr
Blucho resumed her seat, AMI he -ic. now ear, 80
GET The lt''c gtls HON she tlOugh 80 ~ .rt and
beautiful, particularly H.. oldest, who had h =
ia'h1 Ice" IN minialUrc--now tri ] Ia encourage
Nh ir mother
She bad undc up her mini. ~ cfng how
i"pr Lac hat been neglected hat b,r wurl,
should 10" the care 81 him.
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FaTbs.
A CORE spondent, referring to these sui.
writes AS ollows;
Puis. FEB. Goth, 1s62.--The Minister o.
has surpassed all his ofiicia. cr-sLsSss in the
nificcnce OF his balls ut the ~ onhese
liant reunions one Of the vsst halls was !
and decorated as an Arabian cafe the
ices and sherbets were served In richly
Oriental silver and porcelain, and handed
guests by coal-bllck attendants attircd in
rian costumes.
Our Minister Mr.. DAYTON babe all the An.
icans in Paris IN gala which ushercd the
TO the sound otpolkas and lladrilles our /,
country women displayed the good taste wi
ALWAYS distinguishes them In the choice Il t,
cites. One Of these dtgs4es is composed of l.
satin covered with blds tiIlle, and trimmed y
three white ruches, having blue in the mldl,
the ruches. On the right side the ruch's
fastened to the waist by n bouquet II app'"-I'
som. The pointed corsiSc is also decorated A"
small ruches, and bouquet Of applc-hlu,. n'
A robe Of pink satin Is trimmed with white 20
plaitngs falling over pink satin ribhon,., I
dress has two skirts the upper one rouni.
the sides, and finished 10y bouquets u i"n
white laurel.
Silk dres.c, for visiting are generally de-
rated with piDknr ruches on the skir'
sleeves are hilf and almost straight, IT,.
med pufings am fuchcs.
Green is the color most in vogue for he
dresses, notwithstanding the discovery OF a d"
brated English sayant, who on sublecunS
green wreath to chemical analysis, founl u
contain us much arsenic as would Kill 10 u
aud he tells Us that green tarlatan robe j,
pable, in the hands OF chemist, oi po!Nol
IL. 900 people, and that the leaves and drcss,
POISON those who make them, and disorder
4 H.. -
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"a
few week. and ilcn W. VIII away 10 o'n'f
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