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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11
=. do yes ssys ?"

Alosc i. given the latss, thing in slang.
II il generally uttered .'ors as an slela.
nation than an interrogation. II has 10.
come so frequent On tho Coms,oek thai
thoughts are entertained % prohibiting u
by ordinance. The most casual observer
is surprised to notice the rapidity with
which these sayings pass from u place
a. another. while chnnks VI visdom and
lessons Of experience travel slowly. The
boys % the Comstock are not much be'
hind the rest % the world. There 10 .
hoy in Gold lIill Who has = correspondent
in San Francisco. The two exchange
hooilum expressions, whether coined a
tho Lay or originated In h mountains.
thu. mutually enriehing the coming Ian
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11
The Tara ysreis Masquerade.

Full aud explicit particulars concerning
the grand masquerade to DO given In
Cooper's Hall. Virginia. havealroady been
farnished the readers Of the NEWS. Tho
AFFAIR will take place tomorrow evening
and will sIceed In grandeur anything
ever before witnessed upon the Comstock.
The grand march will represent the Ger
man Empire. with all Its varied forms
and characteristics. The curiosities OF
the world will DO gathered together. and
those who attend are sure Of having .
most excellent time. Preparations have
been very extensive and the costumes will
DO finer than at any previous masquerade.
The four elegant prizes will bs distributed
by . committee Of ladies and gentlemen.
selected from the audience.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11
FROM A PHYSICIAN.
HYpr PAX. VI Feb. Z, 1874

HYDE PAEk, VI Feb. Z. 1915.
Nessrs. Seth W. fJw'e 4 Sons. BOSTON
Gents: You may perhaps remember that ! wrote
you several weeks ago In regard TO the use Of
the Peruvian syrup Tor my wife. who wss sui.
fering from general debility, the sequsnce OF
Typhoid Dysentsry. I had tried the "o-t not
cd physicians 10 this State. and also In Canada.
without relief. A. your recommendation che
commsnced the u-e Of the syrup. the nrst fnhr
bot lee mzi- but little Impression. but while
tsling the NTH Oh. teyan TO Improve rapidly.
and nov, after using sit of the dollar bottles.
shs has resAinei her strength. aud IL able 70 40
that I cannot spsak too highly In praise OF the
Peruvian syrup. I have prese,ioed II To- sev'
ysral Of my pstistts. aud have procured the
sale of sevvrsid dozen u Il here. You Gao make
any use Of this letter you se ~. Yours VIZ
truly. II. n. BELDKN, u. d.
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lDissriet CosrI.

In tho District Court for the First
Judicial District Of Nevada. Rising,
Judge, the following business was trans
acted to-day
State Of Nevada vs.. NJ. sullivan-D
PENDANT not appearing. appeal bond for
feitei.
STATE Of Nevada vs.. Pat 0ould-Trial oil
cause. Jury instructed and retire for con
sideration.
Order made for twenty-five %jurors. re-
turnsble April iG.
Trial Jurors excused till tho 10th inst.
al 10 o'clock A. n.
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The sis.s wire Failure.

Attention 10 called to . card which ap-
pears in our advertising eolnms to-day,
II is signed by several respectable ciiisen'
Of Virginia City and brings serious
charges against some individual who has
been making free with their signatures,
II is possible the great inventor has beeu
imposed upon by spurious testimonials.
The NEWS Is charitable enough 70 hops
that sneh is the case. Whatever may b
the circumstances, an apology IL due thu
injured gentlemen.
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street auesasisss.
lsI rar ws,rrHs UNION rsIroH,ru usIl

lsr rsx wE-rrHs UNION ~rsiroKlra nsLl
San FRAScisco. April ii-2:50 ,. n.
ophir. 20. ~. b5. asa. 49,, 80
Con. Virginia, 49,
California. 49,
Best a Beleher. i5s
Grand Prize, c.
AcCracken. SEQ
Mexican. 10
Con. Virginia. 49, bio
Eureka Con-. Is
Tip Top. i.s5
Justice. q.
Eureka Con-. ~ bio
Northern Belle. )
Tip TeP. i.s0
Utah. .
Mexican. ~,
Yellow Jacket. CO
California. 90.
Eureka Con-. Is siO
Beat 4 Bel1her. IL
Northern Belle, q.
Union Con-, i.GO
Julia. 500
Gould 4 Curry. s.,
Sierra Nevada. $40
Mexican, %
Alta. g..
Gould 4 Curry.G
.Chollar. Potosi, ~
Ward.
Gould 4 Curry. c.
MeCracken, 3.j
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11

Charlie. Pope In Csrsss.

A truly rich dramatic treat 10 being pre-
pared for the theatsr goers Of Carson. At
the request Of numerous influential citi.
zsns. Mr.. Charles Pope. tho eminent TRACE
dian. has consented 10 give two Of his
mastery peronations in that city. To-
morrow night he will appear in Bulwer's
great creation Of Richelieu. . character In
which he stands almost alone ON the Amer
lean stage. by careful and considerations
study. aided by his own acknowledged GO
MUS. Mr.. Pope has made of Bulwer's pic
ture % the crafty old Cardinal. . living
reality which never fails 10 impress An
audience with its power and force. On
Saturday night Shakespeare Richard Ill.
will be produced. Mr.. Pope's oloster 10
Vol the traditional Richard Of tho stage.
lie has originated . character Of his own.
aud IL Is infinitely superior IN that Of the
stiltei hunchbacks that 80 often hobble
about tho stage - representatives vi
Shakespeare King. His conception Is
q new one. and many Of his readings lie.
yiate from those made musty by tradition.
In both these characters hs has secured
marked triumphs throughout the world.
and latterly in Virginia City. He will
have the same support in Carson That he
had here. the Open House company col.
lected by Mr.. Piper accompanying him on
his trip. II the Carson people do not I'LL
the theatre ON both occasions they will be-
lie their reputation for good taste In mat.
tiers theatrical.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11

Mn. BAsIsoBAL (city msrchant)--
Most convenient i converse
with Mrs. B. just rs u I vas In my own
drawing room. I'll tell her you are
here" tSpeaks through the tslsphons.)
''Dawdles Is hers-just come from
Paris-looking so well-desirss 70 be-"
ETC., etc. NOW you take II anil youll
hear her voice directly" Dawdles-
"weaily tDawdles takes it, The
voice" For goodness sake. dear. don't
bring that insufferabls noodle home to
dinner !"--Pnch.
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A CARD.

To all vho are suffering from the erruu and
indiscrstious Of youth. nervous wesfness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. rRBE OF CHANCE.
rhis great remedy 20 discovered BY . y lssion.
Ar In Boath America. send Q self.addrcssed
suyelope TO the REV. JO8RPn T. lNAAH.
station d. Bible House. New York city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11

Is TowS.-commodore Parlinson. srro'
neously termeL "Deseon." sailed into
Gold Hill this morning under easy press
of canvass. and with baskstays and crup.
per hanlsd tant aft. He cruised up and
down Main street . time or v and then
shaped his course for Virginia. He re-
ports all things lively in Carson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11
Notable Arrival.

Tom Kesn. tho man who has trained
more pedestrians, pugilists and gymnasts
than any other man in America. has re-
turned from San Francisco. He said that
hearing Of all the scrapping matches ON
the Comstock he thought IL ought to be
good for his line of business. lie expects
~ have all the newspaper men In training
before the end Of the month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11
IL A. GALLUP.

o.. n. aAlLur. opposite the Bank Of caiifor.
MIA, Gold Hiii, hseps constantly on hand ali
f~ayortts brsnds Of impotted C:garS. oh0iee bit
cigars. ali hlads Of eheving tobacco. meer..
schaum pipes, nuts, candiss. nns CUTLERY. and
tors and fAncy goods Of all kinds. apps IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11
ar. ONLY A CouaH-

Hu brought many TO uutimely graves. What
IL q cough, The lungs OF bronchial tubes have
been attached By . cold: Iaiurs sounds an
alarm. bell telling where the disease lbs. Wis.
dom suggests "try wistsr's HAlsam Of Wild
Cherry !" 10 haA cured, during the last
half OF . century. thousands upon thousands oi
persona. AZ Dns you cough. there 10 danger,
Tor the cough 10 . safety vhvs. uss" WistAr
aud Be cured. Sold by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11

" they must have something religious
OF scriptural on the new dollar. let II be,
Without me 70 can do nothing"
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PloyrssoR-"Now. class. We will
represent the earth by this hat, which
Small vsics from the corner-"ls 1t In
hsbited? ?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11

war. II she allies herself with Russia
sho will havo TO give mp Constantinople n
. pledge Of her fidelity. II she sides will
England. Constantinoplc. Gallipoli. Buy
ukdere, and the European shores Of thu
Bosporus and tho Dsdranelles, will be oc
cupied by Russian troops at any risk. The
Russian Notifications around CONSTANT.
pople render a conquest of the city Ger,
tsin. and Russi,n torpedoes will soor
teach Fncl.nd'. vessels 10 keen Al n dis.
tsnec lest a retnrn 10 De.ika Day should bc
cut OF.
IL 70 announced INA . review Q, so.Vo'
IuIkisn .roUPs VIII w he'u heAr eon''Ah'
M. R=oum,nisn aovernmept oolei.ll,
rsafarms the correctness Of Prince Ghiks's
reports Of his interviews with Prince Gort.
sehakon when the ia''er used threatening
The Sseiao and .reumeut.,iye tone Of
the Russian reply to Lord Salisbury's cir
cular 10 recognized with satisfaction by
the London morning papers as indicating
Q purpose and giving q hope Of finding an
arrangement by negotiations. The T@e.
claims that both Lord S%alisbury's and
Prince dortschakoff's circulars should be-
submitted to the Judgment Of Europe.
PERA, April l~0.--Fourteen thousand
Russians arc sick between San Stefano and
Adrianople.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11

Tax best hand for a man TO take IN
the game Of matrimony Is the hand OF
o good woman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11
BONANZA suluuM
Quarterly ssassmsss - over sio,.
100000. Nearly Half 0otd-Mag'
uifleeus shelving.

The following carefully prepared state
ment shows the production Of tho two
great bonanza mines for the first quarter
Of the present year. Tho proportions Of
gold and silver in the March product was
a folloxs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-11

IT seems = paradox that tho result OF
o crooked still should DO Q vhisky
straight.
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A FALSE HOPE.

THl Youngvorth Oyster and Chop House
No. n South O street. Virginia CITY. 10 the
leading sstablishment on the Oomstock.
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TELE GRAPHIC.
Resumption on the First
Of January Assured.
SECRETARY SHERMAN PLACES THE
ala PER CENTS.
THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS LAST
NIGHT.
lsrscrAL DprATrH TO rms COIN HUI
DAILY Naval
sarxent a. che Caueus.

lsPrcfAL DttrArcu TO srHH OOtD HILL
DAiLr NEvs.l
Sargent ~ she Caucus.
NEw YoRK. April 1.-THE Sm's Wash.
ington special has this Of ~sargent's speech
In the caucus; lIo supported the resOlu.
ton by q long and earnest speech. lie
dwelt upon tho number Of ofice-holders,
all earnest Republicans. who we're removed
from political life. The order not only
ened the destruction OF the Republican
party organization. He went ct length
into the history Of the last campaign In
California. and charged the sweeping do
feat Of the party 10 this order. lie had
small hopes Of tho party's success In the
future II the order remained to guide tho
policy Of the Administration. He referred
to othor subjects upon which the Admins
trAtion had sappel tho strength OF tho
party. and spoke with extreme bitterness
OF It's attitude. II was plain when he
closed that. while Sargent had tho sym.
patty Of the caucus with him, manifested
In various ways. its members were not
ready "a commit themselves upon this
naked issue.
Tho Hsraid's Washington special has
this: To SArgent's amAzement he found
no second. Edmunds. In . quiet way. 70.
marked that II WAS not useful for the eau.
Gus to do what Sargent hal proposed. and
suggested that 10 would be much easier TO
allow tho chair 10 appoint . special com.
miiteo OF eleven. who could do In the mat.
ter what seemed 10 them best, and who
ought to have authority 10 use their y
discretion. Edmunds remafts turned tns
he was mot heard from again.
In another dispatch the Hsraii's Wash
ington correspondent says Of Sargents
sroeeai -, IRE vi. ss c.so Ia IN ,hs rno,Ia
we're In tbe h,bit Of meeting Al he school.
house for instructions In the tenets Of the
Republican party. but AZ OF sudden me
,nsn VINO 49, M up ~ rroins.d
nos,wsr snJ =, oncs 5efu.sd ~ inter.
,,ro anil In tbe nconle I'm the might and
Ia,Lnass Drripg liz i..t c.mesiun In
c.,itorni. Among Inc .blsst stump
snesLers NJ the state. we're Pedersl office
hnLis,. a number ~ Them bsd ~appoInt.
49,. A. 80 snoo,,,.. .nJ an. o,Jor N
,ho p,s.iJsn, rsms o,t rhsn thsy vere
comnalisJ 10 Abandon Their s~pnointments.
Thap be instanced tbc cs,a N the Mare
i.IsnJ Navy ysrd vote' vhieb hsd MAYER
before cone .ny wsy but RepubIIcan. but
went Democrntic last year because ths
oricr Of the Presidcpt broke mn the Re.
puI,lican clubs and organizations,
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EVFsStS0sHs" S-s'N"'1
The bullion from the California mine for
the quarter has run very nearly half and
half, while that from the Consol-
dated Virginia has carried +5s per cen
Gold and IS per cent. Silver. The gross
yield Of both mines for tho quarter has
been ~ follows:
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NOTICE or REDEMPTION
STOREY County Court.House Bonds.

0PPIcE or THE BOARD or COUNTY
~ Commissioners OF storey county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given that Of Q regular msetirR
Of said Board, held q their once on the 9Th day
Of January, A. ID. 1878. u sppssring that thera
vas not Q pufhcient amount Of bonds presented
for redemption In sccordanee with the notice
heretoforo publlsbed. 10 exhaust the sun Of
money 10 said fund 10 be used for the redemp.
tIou OF Storey County Court.Houss Bonds, 70
was d-te miae ! BY lot that the following bonds
should he redeemed, 10 wit; Nos. 4. IS. u. ~.
as. 20, o., 90. rs. 81, 70. " AM ~. and that the
same were DECLARED 10 he redeemed, aud that
the Lolders thereof. Of each AMI al NJ - d
bonds, ara hereby not fed that they can receive
payment therefor. principal and interest, upon
Inc presentation Il paid bond 10 bonds 10 The
County Treasurer OF said storey county. aud
that tne interest on said bond, On declared 10
10 redesmable shsli cease and terminate after
ton days rom the date hereof.
In witoess whereof. I have hsreunto set my
haud and AIMED ths zeal Of aid Board. this
9Th das Of april. A. u. ISIS.
IsEALl J.P p. MCFARLAND. County Clark.
by H. @. rnonr.oH. Deputy Clerk. apotd
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Tho TURKS Ordered to stop I'm.
trenrhtug.

LONDON. April ia special from Ban
siefano says the Grand Duke Nicholas and
Gems. Golrko. skobelof. Alphabetically.
shouvalon aud Levitzky, with a largo
staff and escort Of fifty cavalry. yesterday
visited the principal defensive works, late.
IL commenced by tho Turks between San
Steisno aud Constantinople, and then NJ
barked on board the Imperial yacht Liv:.
ada for the city. Tho erection OF
thsse defenses has caused great indig.
nation aud bitterness. The Grand
Duke Nicholas has obtained al order
Ia stop II. II Ia rumorod that Osman
Pasha ordered the construction OF the
works without the knowledge OF lleouf
Paaha, War Minister, at the instigation oil
Layard. british ambassador. who IL ac-
cused Of trying 10 bring on war between
Russia and England. Tho dispatch OF
Turkish rcinforcements TO Thessaly
has been c0untermanded. a telc-
graphic cable has been laid through
the Dardanelles TO Cartel. afforling direct
communication with Europe without pass
Ing through Russian stations.
Terpedo Heats for the liritish
Fleet.
Lospos.Apri ii.-For the protection OF
the ships In tho Mediterranean and from
torpedocs. = number Of steam launches
will he sent 10 Ismid. and other stations.
A number Of torpedo boats were sent from
Chatham dockyard TO tho Mediterranean
yesterday. A chartered steamer is now
loading q largo number at Victoria docks.
tho intention being to supply each vessel
With st least two torpedo boats. Add.
tional 3s.ton guns are also shipping for
the Mediterranean IL the London docks.
The warlike condition Of tho Russians
and Turks about ~Constantinople CONTINUES.
Approximations are expressed In bucharest
that the Russians intend enforcing strict
martial law. 0ortschAkof has requested
the Roumanian Government to repress the
bitter tone OF the press regarding Bcsss.
rabia and the two years. occupation Of
Bulgaria.
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10 thoroughly Identified with the best In
tercsts Of the country. ana 81 claseee OF
the People nom the MiNRit, g,
CHANT or the BANKER.
10 gtves the LATEST
NEWS, telegraphic
and otherwise'
ffom all parts
Of the
world,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-16

The fame q Linn Base Ball Club hAa u.
ready reached the AtlAatie. and no ons esl
tell bow much farther it win reach. The
following complimentary notice Of the Club
Is taken from the Holyoks Mass Hears, and
although il draws is rather s.rong. doosa't
miss the mark very far:
The photographed group Of the Lian base
ball club Of Albany. Oregon, and ehatHpions
Of the State. can be nean At Chase Brother
drug store. They show an amount uf muacis
and intolligvnoa which don't make it a won.
der that IN twenty games they have pIayei
this season with the atrongcst clubs Of ths
West. they have not been beaten once. o.
tho extrameleft hand of the picture, sitting IN
front, will be seen the weil.known eounte.
nance Of George w. Sill, Let haseman, form.
eriy with Miller 4 oriway Of this city, and
well known y hosts Of our citizena With
such . nine Is this Holyoke would be apt q
retain ita interest in the game from early
spring 70 close Of harvest
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-16
Csuntll proeeodlnrs.

Council met n regular session last Tuesday
evening, Preeeat. Mayor Wheeler. Record:
or Baldwin aud Councilman Allen, BraAb,
Montoilh, RusabaagA and Stewart slmp.
son abseat.
Minutes Of previous mooting read. conaId
cred and approved.
Committee on Streets reported that tho onl,
way 10 stop the cutting by the water on Rail
road Street was tn llume tho ditch from Firs,
70 Second stFeets, but on account Of the lack
of funds intbo city treasury it was their opln.
ION the work should be postponed for the rres-
ent Report adopted.
A petitinn was received from Thos Umph
rey aud othera asking for an order for aide
and crosawalka on the south sido Of Fifth
street from the Eaat sido of jefferson TO tht
west side Of Baker streets. A this would
call for the building Of four or Eve nov crosa
walks aad aeoasequeat expense Of about $3.50
20 the city. the petition was not granted.
The c0mmitteo oa. Ordinances, to whom
was referred the petition Of Fox. Baum 4 Co.
aud others. relsting 70 the passage Of an ct.
dinanco 70 eauae persona TO keep their Fiaeos
Of businesa closed on Sabbath, askcd Tor fur.
thor time in which to report. Requeatgrsns.
sd.
A petition was received from Jas. H. Fos.
tor and six other property holders on Ferry
street asking to have right Of way granted
70 the Santiam Canal Co % construct ditch
ar race from the main canal on Eighth street
down the west aide Of Ferry 70 tho river o.
motion the prayer Of the pstition was granted.
An oriinaaee Bill waa introduced, giving
70 the Saatiasn Canal Co the right u con-
struot a ditch or aume on the west aide OF
Ferry stroot from Eighth To tho river. Read
tirss, second aad third time, aud passed.
AnamondsA eharterfor tho City Of Albany,
srbmittod by Senator Haley. was referred to
special eOrmitsee consisting Of Mayor
Wheeler. Councilman Stewart and Recorder
Baldwin. with instructions for them to report
at a regular adiouraed meeting Of tho City
C0nneil. 10 b held Monday evening. Aug.
10Th. 1873.
On account Of the presence in our city Of .
great number Of tramps il was thought best
60 employ another policeman for At least two
weeks, and tho Marshal was ordered 70 en-.
gage ono immediately.
Tho following biiis were allowed: z
DGvidsoH. sl3.75 aud s235, So; 8 A Tanning.
$40; westfAIl 4 Merris. sl09 sOi w bisth.
swu, st5.75i = II westfall. S27.7O; Allen,
Robiuson 4 Co, sl39s. WIN L Watkins.
$50; ) w BNldsin. Se335. Tho bilis Of
CundiE Ssites Tor so9. aud Cherry for
SIS were referred co Committee On Fire and
Water.
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ron TnErAptEs.


Sleeves are still made fit tho arm closely,
and hare very small calls, II any.
Soft faoingn Of barred crinolins muslin are
used Ia silk skirts instead Of stiff wixging
Black net mltts are noW universally adopt.
Cd, and are Acomfort In The way Of both cool.
moss and economy.
Lace bonneta for young ladies &, wear Of
full dress occasions In the summer arc mad
ia baby shape or else regular eapotos.
A .jabot Of loops Of narrow ribbon is Sc
down one side Of tho apron front Of dresses
Sometimes theso Loops are many oolored.
Basques arc becoming quito short Ia front
extending not more than Gvo or SIX inchc,
below the waist line. They remain very loul
bohlnd.
Very small buttons are being used again OF
droas waists. The leading French nodisi
use small iet buttons shaped like shoe but.
ton. but out in facets. for black drosssa.
The English turned-ovor collars Of dresse,
Sre made very highs aud do not faro Behind
As the hedieis collars did. They should NOT
be corded on shs edges, nor thiehIy interim.
od.
Belts sdded 10 tho front of baaQuca and not
70 tho back arc intended TO shorten the al :
poaraneo Of the waist. They must therefore
be set rather above than rather below the lih,
Of the waist, and sewed Ia an under-ar4n
seam that does not extend too far back.
Wide bog plated ruohea, both white ans
black, are edged With gold or silver thread.
which Is ~ stiG ~ = wirc. This giyes /,
more decided outline, aud holds-the plsits ia
position, so that the rlfis assume tho appear
Aneo Of those wora BY ladies ef fashion in tie
middle ages.
Fashionable faus AEs medium IN sizs, Il Q
sticksmesauringaboats sleven inches lnlengtL
and rather broader than those Of last season
FAns Of Russian lozther retain popularity. 70,
the reason that they arc durable. and thsre-
fore adapted 10 travelling and other occasion,
Of like nature.
The Paris thraad gloves fashioned like hid
gloves, lang Ia the wrists. yet with "rsgulAs
seams." like tho.O Of BaIbiggan stockings,
arc excellent for summer wear. Tho long
eloAked gloves of tho Gne Paris thread arr
esnsidsrSd very stylish without buttons, aud
loose enough % pass up the arm like gaani.
Ist silk gloves also CONS With long open.
worked wrists. ''elOcksd. " ~ they arreailed.