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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31
THE GoyERNN ESr Is PREPARED

to telegraph to the European powers, inclu-
ding Russia and the Porte, that in the
course the government had followed, there
was not the slightest deviation from its
policy of neutrality they had from the
first announced. He maintained that the
British fleet went to the Dardanelles 10
defend British subjects and property, and
take care of British Interests in the Straits
Since the government had arrived at that
resolution they had become acquainted
With the proposed conditions of peace, and
having ea amined those conditions she (the
government, was of the opinion that they
furnished
THE BASIS FOR AN ARMIsTICE-
Therefore they had given directions to the
Admiral to remain in Besika Bay. They had
not, under these circumstances, circulated
throughout Europe a telegraph dispatch to
which he had reference. The Earl OF Car
narvon rose to make a personal eIplana-
lion. He said that in order to justify his
conduct be wished to state the reasons
which had led him to place his resignation
of the colonial secretary-hIp in the hands
Of Her Majesty. That resolution he
had taken, and this afternoon the Queen
was graciously pleased to accept. He
would not impute the blame to
any of his colleagues, but
CIRCUMSTANCES HAD ARISEN
which rendered it incumbent on him to
lake the course he had. He had disseited
from the resolution for sending . fleet to
he Dardanelles and also to the supple
meutary vote which the Chancellor of the
Exchequer had prepared to take on Mon
Law. He considered that such vote ought
not to have been mooted until the terms of
,eace had arrived, and become known. On
tanuary 10th, he had occasion to addras |
|. deputation, and it would be rememberedj
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COn6rHaeA.

The friends OF Lieutenant William N;cboIs
OF Fort Leavenworth, will be pleased to learn
that his appointment as Second Lieutenant.
IN the q, nv, has been co Srmed, ad tina: he
vas notified o. lie face D. General Pope in
DerSOD, So
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DR. BROOKS STATEMENT.
settled az Last.

Yesterday morning the jury called together
10 investigate the Cause OF the death of Jacob
Becker, after a short consultation, returned
the following verdict:
1--WE the jury find that the deceased came
TO his death by pistol ball fired by his own
hand.
4. w. SKI SNER, II. T. HINES,
c. W. HULIN, WM.THoLES,
WM. ENDREs. l.. WE'LL.
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fned S.
Aug. Reese, disturbing the peace anu as
SAINT and bal terry, cont uued 20 the %. h.
TEos. EU1rs, same cha4ge, same coniinr-
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NOT ONE HOUR

After rea ling this advertisement need any
one suner with pain. Railways Ready Relief
IS a cure for every pain. IL was the nrst and
Is
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31

LONDON, January Pin the House of
Lords this afternoon, Lord Beaconsield in
reply TO a question propounded by the Earl
of Sandwich, said that 1t was a
fact that instructions had been Civ
en- TO fleet TO proceed to
the Dardanelles and Constantinople.
At the same time
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From Sunday Mornings Daily.l

IFrom Sunday Mornings Daily.l
n ERE was some indications OF snow last
night.
YESTERDAY being Saturday, the usual rain
visit ID US.
LANTERNS are in use again since the ::moon
has len Us.
Fog six consecutive Sundays we have
chronicled raiu.
ONLY two az esis were on The slate in the
police ONCE last night.
MORE mud and umbrellas, Is well as duh
times among the boot-blacks
TIE continued wet weather brings out the
tnestimable va'ue of old cloth, I.
TIE mixed train due here ION Atchison
last night at O'Clock was considerably late.
OWING 10 the weather yesterday afternoon,
the matinee ut the Opera House was aban-
doned.
BIuE birds have me lie their appearance in
Missouri, owing to the CONTINUED warm
weather.
The crossing from the Mansion House To-
sparrow Jones drug store is now one of the
best m the city.
THE police ONCE Is one Of the most dreary
places now In the city. Business" is an item
not thought Of there.
OWING tothe bad weather the rattle for the
gold watch at Harvey Milier's has been post
Poned until next Friday evening.
The man who does not tumble about the
weather to-day, 10 the one whose contentei
shirts.
: SEVERAL parties informed Ms yesterday
afternoon, that the air was 20 clouded thew
had 70 eat dinner by gas or lamp Light, At
week ON Friday evening. instead OF Thurs
= (1w1
concert
AEssRs. LANG & CHAP.N deserve credit for
their enterprise during the present season in
last winter.
Iris highly important that affections of the
Throat, Lungsor Bronchial Tubes, should be
checked IT ouce, and for this purpose moth
ingeqoais DR.. Bulls Coueh. Syrup.
I'D. A. Church, agent for ex-Minister E. B.
day. M. Washburne will deliver his great |
lecture ''The siege Of Paris, on the evening /
dFebruazy Sth
TIE boys who have been mating LOGS nom
op the river, eay business in their line is l
dull. They are afraid to venture out on an /
.excursion"a as they don't know what day
they will be ''froee out"
THRKE hundred and forty cases have been
doeketed BY Mr.. AcC0wn Hunt, Clerk OF the
Dtstrict Court, thus ar during his term of
omoe. Thiny-nve OF the cases have been
oochatea since the beginning Of the year.
TIE ugly hole In the sidewalk near Nm.
0ordonh restaurant, on Shawnee street, II
60 Of most dangerous character and should
b repaired 1t once by the city. A few cents
expended now may save an extensive Law
Suft some time.
TIE work Of removing the stones and
ground from the upper portion of the levee IL
hong sapidly pushed forward, and the peoper
1919 In direct line from the Han..a Can
h depoe % ths Union depoe = nearly COM
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

~ on Saturday, the 25tn day OF January A
- 1873. or soon thereafter as 4 can OBJ a a
a.ie.aI. og. ma ke application 20 tine Honor a,Ie
q - sir CT Court, ia the Couoiy Or Ie.yen-
yostn, IN tue state of Kansas. to- discnaI pc
.otn n ); trust as assignee Of The esa.e Of
JANE, WILSON.
GEORGE 3 WOODWARD, Assignee Of Es-
at : O. JAMES WILSON.
IEAvkSwoRIH CHI, Xaa., December 6.
ISL. dee.Fc.G-vl
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THE BECKER CASE.
Further Evidence Heard Before the
Coroner's Jury Yesterday.
A Conclusion of the Case Will be
Reached by the Jury To-Day.
IANrARY =. ISIS.

Yes day Co oaeF &c. II ,ch, GAGS the
iU v % .,e again a-,e DDseG in tine JACOB
Fec er case, auu the loilow. Jg tesiIuloi ~
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A young man named Jenkins, . nephew Of
Maj. Jenkins Of the Kansas Central road, met
with . serious accident near Onaga. Friday
afternoon about Z O'Clock. while trying TO
jump on q nat car, which was part OF Q
freight train. He missed his hold on the car
and Was thrown under the train. The brake
on one OF the cars caught him - he fell and
drnaROd him q considerable distance, when
one 81 the wheels passed over his left arm
cfushing it 20 badly, that Il . thought
amputafaon win be neoes.ary. The unfor.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31
AFRAID or EyGLANu

y Berlin dispatch says that Russia seems
anxious 10 induce The continental powers
TO send their squadrons 10 Constaniiuople
m IN event OF the English fleet enlering
the sea OF MarmOra. This joint occupation
would be intended TO pave the wav for 4
conference upon the future OF SIamJoul
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
EN- IMPORTANT LATTER.


ANN HAREOR, Mich, April 81, Is77.
q fK RADwAY-hlnd SIR - have been tax
lnS Your ke>oISenI, Regulating Pills, and
al>b using the Ready Relief for about one
year, Tor ovarian IuInOTs on the abdomen,
which the most eminent physicians OF our
uIt deal college pronounced lncuraDie.
They were like KNOBS on "A tree. When
sat ia "A chair they hung almost 10 the noor,
ana my weight was 10 POUNDS when COIN
meme, u ,.IIu your remedies, and now II II
2lO pounds, but thsy are not all gone yet.
nave Ial.eH twenty bottles OF Rssoiyent, nine
OF d. eiieJ and twenty-ioGr boxes of PIlls. 1
get tho m-GicIne from -. Grenyll." Please
>, IA Ia, our BOOK False and true"
MRS. L. KNAPP.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31
The Only Pain Remedy

that instantly stops the most eNcruciating
pain aiIays Inflammation, and cures con-
9 .siions, whether OF the lungs, stomach, bow
Is, or other glands or organs, by one appn-
cation i'll nom one TO twenty minutes, no
matter how violent or eXCruclatlns the pam
lne rheun aIic, beI-ridden, inIirm, crippled,
nervous, neuralgia, or Frustrated Win dts
" may Suiier,
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Or. RAD W2I'S
SarSarariIIIan ReSO.vtnt

Has made the most astonishing cures so rap
ia ale the changes the body undeTgOes under
the influence OI TINS truly wonderful mUtII-
cine that every day AN increase iii flesh and
weight Is seen and Ielt.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31

LONDON, January 25.-Count Shonvaiof
the Russian Ambassador, had a long inie
view with Lord Derby, at the latter
private residence, TODAY.
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THE DANGER PAST.
hrarauiiiEing assurance. 40 1he r.
feet That There VIII De no .'roabIe
in Making the SetfEcr1eur of Peace

in Making the Settlement OF Peace.
LcNpoS, January ga s.. PETERSBURG
correspondent teiegragls: 1t i generally
believed here that the danger OF foreign IN
tervention has passed, and ihat the solution
has been fl unC which can be accepted bv
all the powers. !; Is stated that The row
ernmert has given assurances that il has
no intention OF excluding neutral powers
from participation in the settlement Of the
questions INVOLVING their interests. Lat
night very -anqu;lizing dispatches regard
i'm the conditions of peace were sent 10
London.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-31
Tunor OIL IL Years Growth Cured
by Railway Resolvent.

DIR. ROADWAY Il have mad Ovarian Tumor
in tn. oYarIt> and bowels. All the doctors
said -'tnere was no help IOr H." Tiled every =
IuIn- tnaI Was recommended, but nothing
LeIP,d me / SAW our EeSolyenI and deter
MN, 20 try IL, Dus Rad no faith ia II, be
cause a had suffered Tor twelve years. took
SIX bottles oil the I.tSOIvent and one box oil
your hadwsy's Pills, and Two bottles OF your
Ready E.viIcI, and how There Is not a sign OF
IumOr to De seen or felt, and 1 feel better,
smarter anu happier than / nave Tor twelve
ye.trs. The worst lumOr was ia the lett side
oil the bowels over the groin l write this 10
YOU TO- for the benefit of Others. You can
pub lish this Al you choose.
HANNAH +. KNAPP,
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"HE raciest foreign lie Ter VIZ .sn to Ame-i-
ca have been contribute by Mrs. Lucy Ham,
ilton Hooper hom Pals. "'uis cha ny
iter Is q contfibu or 10 m my magazines
and papers, and her icies e il ca ;er d
maud. MIS-. Hcooer IS one OF the " : .ers for
Andrews Bazar.' prbisned at Cincinnati,
anu her comneD' OF the theatre opera
politics. -Asulou aad society &C initiate dia-
mond-nke. tIis Is 90 v q sam ole of the ca e
vain winch tne coouucio. OF "And ews Ba-
zai cate.s Tor .le paD' {? tie. the e is a
department devoted 10 iash.or well wo a
zen um"' The p .ce In Iato matIon g I'd 81 :
gesLIOn.
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France &c, Ing Her Too, init.

LONDON. January 25.-The Queen has
conferred The Order oil the Garter OH King
Hp,,I..rt
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Railways Ready Relief
FEVER AID EGuE

Fever and AGue cured forffty cents. There
Is not rrHuedIst! -cut IN tins wOrlu that Will
CUE Fever ana A.ur, and all other maIaTIOuS
f,-vcr>. aided by ksdWay's PI!lsJ 50 quick as
Roadway ; Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bot
tie.
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Personal.

Juo Ale I, OF Hoye was At the Continental
yesterday,
NJ. C. v ethouse, of st. Louis was registered
at the Planters' yester lay.
E. W. Lut Is, OF Paramount, was registered
at the Mansion yesterday.
ii. Kaufman, of New York, was registered
at the Continental yesterday.
Jacob q user, of Pleas hi Ridge, was regis
tered at the Continental yesterday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Thompson and family, OF Colo
rsd6, were at the Con tineutal yesterday.
A. Church, agent OF Hon. Z. b. Washburn'
was registered at the Planters yesterday.
Mai. Heuning, of the Kansas Pacific road,
passed through the city day before yesterday
j. E. Merryman and X. T. Darnall, OF Platte
City, were regis.e Ell at the Mansion yester-
day.
L. b. Chapman aud F. ]. 7. smith, OF Al
LOUIS, were reg ste ed at ne Plane s yester-
day.
William II ggius, the well known stock
agen. OF the NJ. l.. h ]. r r., W tn head
guaIie at Psr.ous, is Ia the city Wishing
friends.
Mr. J. L. MAYO left for st. Louis yesterday
to enquire into tae whereabouts Of his faith
er, Judge Mayo, who left here week 40,
Yesterday. for Olnev, Ill, and who has NOT
ueen hearu llom sincc ne lett '.aclede, \ o.
We snail 10 Ok with Ia. crest for -lrtuef news
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LONDON, January 25.-It is believed that
the Duke OF Richmond will replace Lord
Carnarynn
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that ne made speech in which he e.
pressed his views in regard 10
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OF IMPORTANT Orders.
G. o. 2, II. q. A., January s, ISIS,


By direction Of the Sec .etary OF War, the
following orders are issued to the Army.
Section l2l6o Of the Revised Statutes provides
that "When any private soldier shall have
DISTINGUISHED himself in the service, the Pres
ident may, Oh the recommendation of the
commanding officer Of the regiment to which
such private soldier belongs, grant him GER
tificate OF merit"
Section l2S5 provides that "A certificate Of
merit granted to q private soldier by the Pres
ident for distinguished services, shall entltle
him to additional pay, at the rate of two dol.
lars per month, while he remains continuous
" in the service"
Certificates ofmerit will only be issued for
acts Of extraordinary gallantry in presence
OF the enemy. The soldier must be Of good
standing and undoubted courage. The act
for which the certificate Of merit given must
be specific, and certified TO by an eyewitness
preferably by his immediate commanding
officer.
Each application for Q certificate of merit
must contain . full record of the specific case
and must be in behalf of only one person
Such application must be forwarded through
the regular channel and must be endorsed
with an approval and Recommendation in
every ONCE through which IL passes, and
especially in that Of the regimental COM
mander.
II officers will only make recommends
tons I'm cases Of extraordinary merit, the
General Of the Army believes that such GER
tincates will be highly priced and Of great
value, and will accomplish the result con.
by the statute OF Substantially re-
Warding the honorable and meritorious pri-
Yates OF the Army.-Arny and Nasy Journal
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING Pulls.

Perfectly Etasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
ana strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure
Of all disorders OF the stomach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous, Diseases, Head
acne, Constipation. COstiveness, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, BIiliousness, Bilious fever, In
dam InatIon OF the Bowels. Piles, and all de-
IangemenJs OF the Internal yiscera- Warran-
led TO etfec; positive cure. Purely yegetai-
bic, containing no mercury, minerals or dele
te.ous drugs
e1-UbseTve the following symptoms result
ing fIom disorders OF the Digestive Organs:
ConsIi patton, Inward Plies, FuIlnes Of the
Blood an the head, Acidity OF the stomach.
y us.sea, Heartburn, Disgust of Food; uIlness
OF Weight OF the stomach, SouI -. uc.-aGIons-
Sinking or EiutteTings at the heart, Choking
or suffering Sensation when in IA lying pos
ture UinIness OF Vision, DOTS or weubs be-
fore the sight, Fever and dull pain IN the
head, Deficiency of Precipitation, leilown
of the Skin and Ewes, pain in the side, chest,
limbs, and sudden rushes of the heart, burn
ing in the flesh.
A few dose, of Railways Pills viii free the
system from all the aDove-naHied Disorders
Price - cents per box. Soid.by all Druggists
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POlsGe Court.

Anna "h.. :, INN ale OF a hou e OF .r-7a ne
fined $40.
j. n. Dol. disop b ng the peace, fined SIS.
Anna sm.s IL, pe,Is IL. cenv, q SIN; sseu.
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HEALTH ! BEAUTY

strong aid pure, Itch bIOOd-inCTease of
ties and WrIcIt-c.e.tT SKIN .tLu beautiful
CO npIyNIOu secured To- all.
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The friends @: Nj. Ed. Hi:. rno,ham will
be pained 10 lea a i;at ne met vii n a serious
c'dent In W-ch'.a la,i week by failing
backward through p SEQ ld sto.v ~ cdow of
hotel 20 .,e s. ouio. Ii ID IN uf les "a c nol
considered la4ii,
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Army Items.

Defoched SzrSce.-Liet.-Col. f. I. Dodge,
Capt. ]. Henton, OF Fort Leaveuworth. mem.
bers, G. c. n. Fort Lyon, Col. Jan. 2c(S. %.
6, Jan. 10, ID. NJ
Leave Of Ab.e,oe-One month, End Liect. ].
R Clagett. Fort Leavenworth, kaA Is. o. 4,
Jan. :, ID, ny
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in the East. On the following day in lie
cabinet ne prime minister condemned Sc
vereiy the Language he had used. lie
Lord CarnarvOnl took tipe to consider
Inc Co Sc he should taken unde- such cir
cuasi anceS. and as there vas no public dis
ayowsl Of the l5uguace which he had usel.
he felt Justified IN rendering his resignation.
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TIE ugly hole In the sidewalk near Nm.
0oeionh restaurant, on Shawnee street, II
60 Of . most dangerous character and should
BE- repaired 1t once by the city. A few cents
expended now may save an extensive Law
Suft some time.
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GERMANY ; WARNING

Germany also, according TO special
dispatch from Berlin, has within few
days warned Russia afresh that the terms
of peace must be submitted to the powers
for approval.
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EfkD FALSE AND TRUE"

Send n letter stamp TO Rad way Co :, Nos
" arreu. corner Church STREE, New York
Inforrna tio worth thousaads viii Dc sen
may
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expert, and asserted that nothing could be
found In the minutes Of the committee in re-
gard TO him.
Mr.. Hale said that that made the matter still
worse, IA then n man had been paid ms an ex
pert who had never done ANYTHING to earn his
pay. The mans account ut the Treasury was
certified by the Chairman OF the committee.
Mr.. Randall Dem, Pcnn..) assorted that the
figures given by him in the last Congress. as
Chairman Of the Committee on Appropriations.
from which Mr.. Cox had quoted. were exactly
correct, and that the House had succeeded.
Notwithstanding the opposition OF the Re-
publican side Of the House and of the Senate. in
cutting down the annual appropriations 800
in his recent report to Congress that the House
had been right in that reduction and claimed
the merit o having kent the clerical expenses
of his department under the appropriation.
He had also warned the House TINT II must
keep on that line Of economy or else II would he
necessary To raise 81 900 900 moro by taxation.
He hoped the gentleman from Ohio (Mr. FOs-
tcr) would stand by his fellow citizen in tho
Treasury Department. There never had been
a time when economy was more necessary
in the public expenditures than at present.
when there was 80 much distress in the cOun-
try.
After more speeches. the committee
rose and reported the bill md 1t was
porary clerks in the Treasury; 100000 for
clerks to investigate fraudulent land entries,
&C.: s2j,OOO for clerks in the General Land
ONCE to bring into the market the public lands
in Arkansas. Louisiana. Mississippi. Alabama.
aud Florida and 81 900 for lighting and heat
ing the Pension Office
The House then adjourned.
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a BONANZA QUEENS JEWELS.
Mrs.. Beirs ae5O. 900 sr differing Gems IN =
Maidea Lane Ftrm's Vaults.

A few days ago The sun printed an ac-
count. taken from the San Francisco Chronicle.
OF the regal wardrobe prepared by Worth OF
Paris for a bonanza queen from the Pacific
coast. who IL about to Wait Europe for an ex-
tended tour Tho wardrobe is the finest owned
by any lady on the American continent and
cost a fabulous sum OF money. The lady refer
red to Is Mrs. T. T. Bell OF San Francisco. She
In a native OF Boston. about % years OF age. and
tho wife Of Mr.. Bell. one Of the Ave directors
OF the Bank Of California. He il also largely
Interested in silver mines with Flood. O'Brien.
come Of 5000 u week Mrs Bell is now at the
Hoffman House In this city. and will start for
Europe about the LIST Of April. She appeared
at the Charity Ball. flashing with diamonds
from the crown OF her head to the buckles on
her shoes. and created an immense sensation.
Few knew who she was, and fewer still the
are now in the vaults Of Maiden lane icwelry
alterations before her departure for the Old
World. reporter of The Sun was permitted
gn inspection OF this glilterlnG. array yester.
day The sight was dazzling. II is the largest
and most costly collection Of gems owned by
any one lady in the United States.
There IL stOmarhpr and chatelaine OF dia-
monds that is perfectly hcwilioring 10 look
upon. In the golden belt alone are $50 dia-
monds The chateninc is composed of stars
and cresccnts Of exquisite work manship de-
scrnding To the bottom Of TIA" skirt. IL contains
1878, diamonds. tarn of diamonds is fash
Toned into crosses. with one huge black pearl IN
Tue centre thui alone cost s1.uJo. Iherr are two
armets. with star pendants Of diamonds TO
mat IA II" stumnrhrr. each containing 81 large
stones. Two bracelets mat ing the last-namcd
article contain gems Of the purost water weigh
ing from to carats each 4 ncck lace oi huge
stones and star pendants cost {16.un. The
central spark Weighs 10 carais and other
stones weigh from tu \ rarats each None arc
of less weight than .arnts. There are lust 24O
diamonds in thi, irliing article 81 ndornment.
A lnrgc emerald and diamond necklace uf
maEniilc"nt workmau1hlp has 200 large dia-