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The Burlington Weekly Hawkeye.

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$1,000 I'm Three Premiums.
We viii nay the Agent sending us the largest
list OF subscribers before March 1st, 1872 one first
class ~ actavc, Rosewood or Walnut, New
Scale, Upright Piano. full iron frame, oyerstrung
Bass, three Unisons, patent improved Agrafe
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Don't forget the Democratic Re-
preventative Convention at the
Court Room, tomorrow at . o'clock.
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OUR TELEPHONE.

Bring in that stove and make a
fire.
Read the notices in our Is cent
column.
Phillip O'Farrell, of Rogers City,
is in town.
Advertise your wants in our 10
cent column.
The steamer st. Paul leaves for
Detroit at one o'clock to-day.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Education this evening.
The October term Of our Cir
cult Court commences next Tues
day.
Windy weather on Monday, and
mail boat detained on account
thereof.
The October meeting Of the
Board of Supervisors will be held
on Monday next.
w. Z. Smyth, jr., the watch
maker, has removed to the Whit
ney block, on Second street.
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The oyster season has once more
arrived, and ice cream and lemon
ade must step aside for a time.
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Bills allowed as TcCUIIIHeHUeU' HHU
warrants ordered drawn for the pay
ment Of the same, on motion of Alder
man Rayburn.
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Rene mber ladies, ID. Rodman Is sell
,,g ont his entire stock at less than cost
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Is Cent Column.

Advertisements of five lines OF less inserted in
this column at Ice per week, and &c for each addi-
tional line If continued for three months or
longer % per cent dcount from these figures. In
all eases cash to accompany orders.
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Bring in that stove and make a
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS.

Comptroller, recommending payment
~ Tho Ellnuinn hills 10 wit;
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Advertise your wants in our 10
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Read the notices in our 10 cent
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Phillip O'Farrell, of Rogers City,
is in town.
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The steamer st. Paul leaves for
Detroit at one o'clock to-day.
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Rent--A Piano. For partic-
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

hhbD - ~ y t'
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. s. A
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22
.rHE LAW AND THE TESTIMONY

Most gladly DO | appeal to the record.
Mr. i. a. Sna,1dinr A. .cI,iroan IA rh ,l ,,-+o. NJ
.vavs Ana means, nreTarcd 1nd imro,Incd Iro Cr. f
looaI tender oc \, lit rreaol TIT / "a II II +L
notes C.reenlaclsl. He had IarirIlar Iar II he iir
and was indeed more FINK. idaarIfrd ,,itf t ,r a
loan laws III tle ,yar lal INV other ,nai+I ,yr I
specav liz OUGHT "a KNOW ,ybar tf. nt4nt.,s If th
MAKERS OF ltHt WERE ana tIo intention o. the law
makfI Il 'ne I", IN the "lnterot iS'' he wrote sorv
Il, 15 .'P' I"leI lH"ntN NSu'a gums 'he 3Teat
''h7 '"" N"r" IlttE'~' "hI nalonD 'nL- ,
!"lf ieitS '"' 'te V we DOCK, ana u.s is lIt h"oN
i io'l7 II W. ~ l"c It'fo'oc'loh' Ia-f I, Nf'
l"A"5 nm
% VII atflaI fL III Pe "ich AAN ly mpeenicI
one dollar Of Paper money Should ever lie f,~l y the Govern
ment by bank, without the making ample
G' ilo" I IoI Il gn II Ia|n I'M oe iedtmlom
"t W e t.'l' 9l'.liU IN N1INe I'M -"i eolh II "HN ah
e m /" IG{ lAe I' or government 70 feieem t3G
,,Ia,o II" ''i pt ,i' GOV IdIeI 'o''l
1J H"U w Ica 1ttvi holes IN I'm tf cth twenty Htat
H"" o"| me a1 WiS ralnri Nhth express agreement
six per cent goIi bonGs MI sr,nG r M r . g.r.nJ
the Issue >50lo0u o0o bonds fur that Iurrosc.~
%.1.+..,.,r y,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1878-08-22

The second section declares nor shall the total amount of
'eN io'es oI 20 'e lSS''''' Aceeu
~ IT, +,9r;i r;I ~ 1 ~
Z & 1 Ieo 49, T ; on y
a+na ssod as 1iftI ' t5 COO goo ina @
a51f 900 00" f tb, M it br1 Il u b = 400 GOO 600
n lo,I Lar,d !, b, +i ~ I'LL ;9
so millions Of fractional $500 900 of National
bank Now if the full limits of each authorized
had been reached could have had Just SS00000000 Of the
three forms Of currency in crculaon But the full limit
reached The total Of greenbacks fractional currency
and National bank in circulation August 81, 1850,
ct95 266. The total the first Of last December
SG9Q07S724 making tie volume d currency in December
Inst larger IN 25@59.463 than August 81. 1868 besides
this currency in 1868 was worth only fraction over
cents to the dollar and NOW it is worth fraction over 90
the dollar. Ii want be accurate and
give these gentlemen the benefit OF all doubts Nc must add
the Of 1868 the estimated amount of State bank
notes in crcuation which was supposed to be GEO.
which would give us total Of 570072 266 Of paper cure ncv
iii 1863 worth So cents to thc dollar There vs nd Dl III
silver in circulation at that time On Tie Both of Nav Of
the present YEAR we had in United States fractional curny
national bank notes. silver COIN and silver certificates
.}-r ,-3Iue f o,nr ,ortl, ,,o,,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07


whereupon Lee exclaimed, "My God
that's Tom Lawton, sure" and taking
q memorandum book from his pocket,
Lee showed Harris the same numbers.
and stated that be had had them in his
possession for some time. believing
that they were the numbers on watch
which ,Lawton was supposed to have
stolen from man from San Francisco
who was engaged in soliciting for a
shirt mandatory in the latter place,
and who Was garroted and robbed sew
eral months since, at Twelfth and L
streets. Steps have been taken to tele-
graph to officers in Nevada to look out
for Lawton in the neighborhood of the
placerwhere he sold the watch, and at
points beyond, with view to asoer-
tanning the direction he has taken.
The watch is of the American Compa.
ny's make, the works No. Ill 1857 and
the cases No. 29gA, of gold.
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a SIGNIFICANT CHANGES.

Elections We're held. this, week, in
Arkansas and Vermont. Arkansas at
the Presidential election gave an over
whelming majority for Tildsn. while
Vermont rolled mp about as large ma
iprity for Hayes ms one only, few
Republicans were elected to- any offices /;
10 the other the Democrats could not
muster corporal's, guard in a Legisla-
snre composed of about $40 members.
Republicans we're as scarce Ia one State
% Democrats were in the other. In.
seliigentmenrprsdicted that this state of
afhMs could not continue any. great
hngth of time, and the recent elections
arovaattbat their sWnaises were correct.
SreeDbaehers, and Independents have
Become quite numerous in both~States,
and thonghs they, dida not succeed in
.sleeting many Of their candidates in
Arkansas they polled' a strong vote in
several counties. In Vermont the
&reenbaokers elected one member of
Uongresa ande ffty-thrse members of
she Legislature. The Independents
also elected fortytbsss Representatives
and the Democrats niaetsen. which
sives the combined opposition a. ma.
ipritN 0ver the Republicans. 49,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07

EASTERN lDISPA,ECHE Els
cohtinueti Contributions

Continued Contributions
New YoRkt Sept. 6. .
The several relief committees, con-
tinue their labors, raising funds for the
yellow fever sufferers The eontsibu-
tors continue generous. as before.
The situation at vicksburg.
VIoKsBURG. Sept, 6.
Yesterday .wasl the gleomiest known
in Nicksburg, the interments being 49,
The new cases were estimated at $50.
Badly in Need Of Assista nee.
DELHI La. Sept, 6.
.0ur little town has been stricken
with yellow fever. Almost every one
Is down. 1t is terrible sight. Let it
be known through the press that We
are badly in need of assistance.
Reunion of soldiers.
LOUISVILLE, Sept, 6.
The reunion of Federal and Confed-
crate soldiers here yesterday was very
successful.
Fast Trotiing at Minneapolis.
lt~ MLNNBAPoLIs,a Sept. 6.
Hopeful tfotted yesterday against
Rarus' record Wednesday at st. Paul
of 2:l6. The result. was 2:17 and
2:l4Z. Owing to. adverse. circum.
stances. thestrack ewass considered two
seconds slow. twenty-five to thirty
thousand spectators were present, and
there was great enthusiasm.
Nominated for 'Congr IS.
MINNEAPoLIs MINI. }, Sept. 6.
The Greenbackers of the Third Dis
trict have nominated Lgnatius Donnelly
for Congress.
CAMILLA tGa " Sept. 6.
! VIM. E. Smith has been re. nominated
in the Second Congressional District.
-faDETRoIRa( Mich J, Sep. 6.
John Power was nominated for Con-
gress yesterday at SAult St. Marie by
the Democrats of the Ninth District.
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SILVER DOLLARS.

The amOunt Of standard silver dol
hrs coined IL $l2. 1896. 500. The
amount in ejaculation is 80 ,659,1 1874,
leaving in. the Treasury. SIT. 2a7, 1916.
The demand 'fOn the new dollars is in.
creasing.. especially. by the banks,
which ply pension checks with them.
The payment Of these ehsokss which
amount to $7,u00. 900. began on the
4ah instant. and pensioners are being
paid in part in standard dollars.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07

The New York Sun says: John Sher-
man is q milhonase. He acquired his
fortune during Congressional career
of eighteen years, with salary ranging
from three thousand to five thousand
dollars per aonum. During. this time
be devoted himself exclusively to
politics, bat be was fortunate enough
to be Chairman of the Senate. Commit
zee of Finance when all the large loans
we're issned. and. was the confidential
friend OF Jay Cooke. through whose
hands most of them passed He there
sere enjoyed che best opportunity for
getting rich. aud be knew how to i'm,
gsoye them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07

Ga the 23rd of last July Secretary
Schurz in.tbe Dudynott land case, de-
oided that lands granted to the several
Pacific Railroads by Congress and not
disposed of by the Railroad Companies,
we're open to settlement. subject to the
same conditions as other public lands.
The Union Pacific Company appealed
for a reversal or suspension, of the de.
oision. snd,the Secretary declines to de-
either. {, He holds. that the Law making
power. when aiding the construction of
national highways by extensive grants
of land, provided that unless the lands
granted were sold by the Companies
within reasonable time. they should.
be open to actual settlement under the
auspices of the United States, and
under the provisions of-the pre-em ption
law. . 500 ahatG.thsy might be acquired
and settled upon by persons of limited
means, while the proceeds of such sales
are to- be turned over to the Companies,
this being in accordance with the
principles governing the land policy of
the Government from its, earliest his.
tory.-- Hs-is, therefore, of. the opinion
that an actual sale to a bona fde pur-
chaser within the time limited, is the
only disposition which it was intended
by Congress should exempt any lands
granted to railroads from sale under
the pre-emption-law.
After q full investigation the Score.
hry has instructed the Commissioner
Of the General Land Office to cause,
without unnecessary delay. directions
10 be issued tolocal land officers to pro-
0eed according to his former decision,
and railroad lands are thrown open to
settlement, and are now subject to pre-.
sniption. The Railroad Com panies
will of course-appeal to the Courts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07

last year 30S,665 British vessels
entered at ports In the United King
dom. 1872. 003 being sailing vessels and
the. remainder steamers. In point of
tonnage two thirds Of this total were
under steam. There entered into
British ports from France 1922 yes.
sells; from Russia 1880; from the
United States. &496. The extent Of
theE Russiao trade with England will
surprise many. London had $3.50 for
eign entered, against 4,1S4 at Liver.
pool. az.
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Speed Programme.

First. Day:-TUEsDAY. oOfobEo' AofA'
RUNNING:-Purse $3.50; four or more to
enter, three or more to start; single
dash of one-quarter OF mile; free ior
all horses raised or owned in Humboldt
County, Eastern oregon ana Aosho'
First horse, $l25; second, $40.
RUNNING:-Purse 800; four or more 10
enter, three or more TO start; single
dash of one mile; free for all saddle
horses. first horse. SIS; second, s25.
TROT rING:-Purse 500; four or more to
sntsr, three or more to starr; mile heats,
two IN three; free for all horses raised or
owned in Humboldt County, Eastern
Oregon and Idaho. First horse, SUI;
second, $l0O. ts-IL
Second Oay:-WEDNEsDAY,o OCT. lea Ia
RUNNING Purse $3.50; four or more to
enter three or more to start; single dash
of three-quarters of mile; free Tor
all two-year. olds owned i'll Humboldt
County 40 days previous to race. First
= horse, $500; second, $780,. third, $50.
RUNNING purse $3.50; four or more to
enter, three or more to staff; single
dash of one mile, Tree for all three
year-olds owned IN Humboldt county NJ
days previous TO race. First horse, $ZOo,
second, $lOO; third, $50.
TROTTING: purse $780,, four or more to
enter Three or more to start, mile heats,
two in three, free for. all double teams
owned in humboldt county, Eastern
Oregon and Idaho. First morse, SAT- 80;
/, sec ind save entrance Leans 10 bs driven
together tor two months prior to race.
Third Day:-THUKsDAX, ooE. Ira.
RUNNING:--purse S4O0;. four or more to
enter, three or more to start, one-half
miie meats, two in lhree, free for ali horses
raised or owned in Humboldt County,
Eastern oregon and Idaho. First horse,
$3.50 second, $50; third. 90.
RUNNING: Purse $500; four or more TO
enter, three or more to start; mile heats,
two in three free for all horses r1is d or
owned in nunDokt County,. kaste N
oregon aud ldaho. First horse, 500;
second, slz5; third, SO.
Fourth Oay:--fRIDAY, oCF. 18Th.
RUNNING.--Purse $500; four or mors to
enter, three or more e. start; single dash
OF one mule, free for ali horses raised III
% humboldt county. FIRST horse, $20O;
second, 500.
RUNNING:--Purse $500, four or more to
enter. three or more to start; mile heats,
three III hve; free for ALL First horse,
$500; second, >L25; third, s75.
An Equestrian Tournament Will take place
OIL the Fourth DAY, several valuable
prizes Will DC distributed TO the con.
testanls,
Rules OF the Track.
FIRST speed con ests will be govern cd by
the "kacing and Betting mules OF the
Bay District Fair Grounds Association.
SECOND mo entry will be considered with
I out 1t ID accompanied by the entIsnc.
money. All entries will be closed al {
O'Clock the day preceding each race.
In all the above races four or more mus
enter. three or more must start.
An entry fee OF Is per cent. of the purses com
peted for mus be paid to the secretary
At the time of entry.
Albthe above races Except those for Hum,
boldt exclusively are free to all horses
raised or owned in Battle Mountain and
:. ell points north Of the CenEral. Pacihl
Railroad.
PRANK NARAMORR. President.
DAVID VAN LkNNEP, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07
toffIEIAL.l

tokflCIAL.
DROPOsED AMENDMENT TO
u the Constitution Of the state of Nevada,
passed at the Eighth. session ofathe LegislA-
ture:
Resolved, That there shall be- sdded to the
present Constitution of this safe an article to
be called and known as Article XVIII. and
which shall be follows:
ARTICLE XvIII.-The rights of suffrage and
Office holding shall not be withheld from any
male citizen OF the United States. by reason Of
his color or previous condition Of servttude.
Passed February Is, 1877.
Resolved. BY the Assembly, the Senate
eoncurring, That Article Eleven III of the
Constitution of.the State of Nevada be amend
cd by adding to Article Eleven az section ten
(lOj thereto, which shall read as follows:
Section , on. NO public funds of any kind
or character whatever. State, County or nIu--
nicipal, shall be used for sectarian purposes.
Passed February ~. 1877.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be true ID
les from the enrolled resolutions ON hle In my
office
! Witness my hand and the Great Seal Of
State, August 8, 1879 j. ID. MINOR,
z tsEAL. Secretary Of state.
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NEW TO-DAY.
. BIDS WANTED.

S EALED proposals will be received at
= the office of the Secretary of the Hum
boldt District A. NJ. q III. Society:
For the Pool Privilege;
For the Bar, Beer and Liquors;
For Restaurant and Oyster Stand.
For Ice Cream and Fruit stand.
Bids will be received until O'Clock p M,
Oetebsr 5th, 1873, for all privileges except
Pool and Ice Cream and Fruit Stand, which
may, at the option Of the Society, be received
until later day.
All bids should be addressed to. the Score
tary OF the Society. d. VAN LENNEP,
Secretary.
Winnemucca, Nevada, Sept. I'd.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Humboldt Irrigation and Development
Company.
Location Of place Of business. sacramento
California
Location of works, Humboldt county, State
of Nevada.
NOTICE is sherebyg given that ut q meeting
An OF the Directors Of said company, held
on the 3Othdsy ofJuly, 1878, an assess ment
OF Two Dollars per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable i'm
mediately to j. X. Foster, Treasurer of the
company. NO. 2, J street, sacramento
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Id day of October, 1878
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
pubic auction, and unless payment be made
before will be sold on the 2lst day of October
1878, to pay all the delinquent assessment
together with costs Of advertising and ex.
penses of;sale. BkAINAhD +. sMlih,
Secretary
Sacramento. mo. 81 ] street., sep5-td
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rOUs LAWTON.
More Proof OF HIS BsinG I'm the Va.
ctnity OF aParadiss Va lacy.

-
[Ssoramento Bee.l
Len Harris, q special detective in the
employ of the Central Pacific Railroad,
Company. arrived in this city this.
morning from, "trip over the eastern
portioH OF the road. While on duty
there he made "a point of inquiring at
various places as to the possibility of
Tom Lawt0nS, having been seen, and
vas rewardedin his search by meeting
q gentleman who had seen the man,
supposed to bs Lawton. who had
traded a watch to u vaquero in Paradise
Valley, Nevada, as mentioned in last
Saturdays Bee. After obtaining from
the man he saw a full description of
the party which exactly'eorresponded
with that given of.Tom -Lawton, officer
Harris learned from him him the mum
Der of the watch which .Lawton had
traded. with view Of bringing it to
this city for the use OF the officers en-
gagged in the search. On arriving here
Harris met Deputy Sheriff Lee. and in,
formed him Of what he had. earned
during his trip through Nevada. Lee
at once requested of Harris the number
of tha watch, which. was given him.
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FAKE NOTICE.

HNROM this date stock men are forbidden.
II under penalty Of. being prosecuted for
lfespass, 10 drive cattle, horses or sheep in
side my Enclosure in Cross Canyon. The eates
wall be closed to all not having legitimate
business onmy premises. desire the public
10 understand that my ranch is private prop.
erty, Iota common or highway
W. W. CROSS.
Winnemuccs, September 2, 1878. n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07

Reports from Virginia City say that
at the primaries yesterday, a majority
of the delegates elected to elect dele
gates to the Democratic State Conven.
ton are in favor of Fox, of Gold Hill,
for Governor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07
WOOD CHOPPERS
WANTED.

A unlimfteda number of. men will be
IN furnished employment chopping wood
near Camp McDermits at 81 per cord. For
Camp McDermit, September 2, 1878 II
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07

VIENNA, Sep. 6.
General PhillipOvich announces that
band of 1000 insurgents was defeated
on the Sd instant near Kadinaselo, and
thirty killed General Szapary, on the
4th instant. sent two regiments south.
ward, driving the insurgents from
Lshac,, on the lMsglsi road, after
seven hours engagement. The Mon
stenegrins.are reported to be evacuating
Sult0riaa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07

A STRIKE has been made in the julia
mine. and the indications. are that it 10
big one. The ore is black sulphurets
apparently>xery rich.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07

The Grand Central Hotel at Omaha
9 '.'se destroyed by fire night before last.
q vas Ave story building which
assa 300. 600. Several. 6ramsn. were
azaIfcssAsdin the, building,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07

HAVE in my possession q black mule,
IL about Is hands high, branded II on left
shoulder, which the owner can have by
proving property and paying cost of advertise
ing. THOMAS CAIN,
Winnemucca, September 8. 1873. 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07
FOREIGN. DISPATCHES

The Sunken Excarsion Steamer.
LONDON. Sep. g.
Later estimates of the Number of
persons drowned by the collision on
the Thames are higher. than. those
given yesterday. Il is new stated that
between 600 and 100 were lost.. the ma
jprity of the estimates fsvoring the lat
ter number. A. divero says he felt
corpses packed four or FIVE deep in the
cabin Of the Princess Alice.
> Fortified Insurgsnts.
LONDON, Seq. 6.
Fifteen thousand insurgents have
fortified themselves between Scenatza
and Now Bazaar, snd compel Christians
to,join. them.
Insur4o~ts Defeated.
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SALT, SALT.
The Desert Salt Company

Ii now prepared to furnish choice article off,
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
at reasonable rates.
ADDRESS ORDERs.--"DEsERr SALT Cor.
PASY, Browns Station, @. P. r. r..
:. Nevada" s,.a aul6- 73.tf. A
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-07
EStray Notice.

winnemncca, Nevada, Sep. 7.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-11-23
FASHIONS IN FURS.

The sealskin sacque remains the IA
vori,e fur cloak, Notwithstanding the
popularity of fur-lined wraps. 1t is
liked, not only for its luxuriant warmth,
bat because of its appropriateness for
the greater number of occasions, and
furthermore n harmonizes especial. Y
well with the dark, rich, red shades that
prevail this season. The newest seal
sscques are from thirty-three to forty
inches long, the average length being
thirty-seven or thirty eight inches. They
are more closely fitted to the figure than
those of last winter, though ample full
ness is provided below the waist for the
more housant tournures now worn.
Well made seal sacques have the
pile of the fleece turned upward, as the
fleece then naturally falls backward and
opens slightly, thus showing the depth