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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION House, Mckinney and vile.
Harrisburg; w Wiliiamaon, WsrreHt)n
juno q w Murd augh. ir. Portsmouth A D
Turner. Wash Jno a Hill, Culpepar; W
harris, Miss Matthias Sims. Va; l. N Co..
BALTIC; Jno 7 Worthington, Fauquier.
ToNTINE u + Ryan. Lrudoua; q = Trip
lett, Vs; 4 hincheloa. Bull Fun; Doug
lass, Wash G1orse Thomas, Bslto II J Eli
wood, Va; Il Ves. Va; Ko st. Clair. Wash;
X NJ Heed, city; VIM Jsmeon. Wash; u
Lipscemb. co; Jno Il FrilIe.. MANASSAS A 4
Albert Bunceton, no; /. e Payne. city; g
johnson, city; II y Z Jnckson, :. Louis K
Msury, ,jr; Memphis; Il Davidson. ir, Gam,
bridge, hid: u u Potts, Lane ster, Ky; A U
Chalmers. BALTIC; G Kendell, Loudouu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NE yrs or THE EAE

An election will DO held ia Louisiana to-
morrow for State officers. aud tho new oousi
tion will be voted On st tho same time
Henry Tutw'ler. we'll known farmer of An
gusta county, Va, Was found dead 10 tho pubic
road "Wednesday. L; is supposed he died from
heart.discase.
Tho trial Of 3. i. Fort, for tho murder Of
G. u. Mckay, st Charleston, s. g., ended on
Friday in verdict Of not guilty. The defense
produced Witnesses proving an abb, showing
that Fort was tea miles from the sc,nc Of the
murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01

Tho Presidents Message is by no mcars an
able State paper, and bis remarks upon civil
service reform, Hheu considered 10 connection
With his actions in lctertn,e to the same sub
isct, and his recommendations respecting the
freedom Of the elective franchise, when his op-
position to the bill Tor preventing tho pr, s,Dce
OF soldiers at the polls is remembered, will
strike the impartial reader as at least remark
able,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01

The Masonic Eclectic for November hes been
received, and is full of matter of interest to the
Graft. Wv Wv
We have received from the State Printer
copy OF the Handbook Of Virginia, ty tho Con-.
missioner OF Agriculture
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01

The President appointment of Mpj. Morgan
to the presidency of the beard of Comm ission
ers Of the Dstt!c: Of Coiun bia will not terd
to win him tho appreciation CT tho s:awsrt
radicals, bat will be an tvdeuco to all the un-
Drtjudicid people If the c3unir, who knew tho
Major that ia some Instances OF least the Pres.
dent is il fusnccd in making his appointments
BY other than partisan motives. The Msjor is
emlnent'y conservative in his politics, and did
sabsclibe to the Ohio democratic election fund,
but neither is incompatible with bis making
good District Commissioner, and the President,
We are glad to say, Was cot 30 blioded by bis
politics as to be unable to see tho malttr in
that light, and has reflected credit upon him.
self by msking The appointment. Had BIO
been as liberal and es wise 10 some of bis other
appointments he would have avoided much Of
The censure that, ~ selling Otherwise, ho has
Justly deserved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01
case GEs&SDE.gL a1R0EEEEg.yGG
WASHINGTON. Dec. |. 1879.
SENATE

!
SENATE.
The Senate WIS caiI;d 10 ordcr by Vics Pres
ldert Wheeler at II O'Clock, and prayer VS.
offered by ibc chap!sio.
Mcssrs. Aa!sany sni Bayard wcro appuiatcd
as committee to jlin &mila- committee na
tho part ct ihe House 20 .ra!t upon tic Pra:i-
dent sId i1iorm him that both Houses OF Tor
gross were crgauiZ!d and ready to receive am
communication he might choose to make.
Pending the report CT the committee bu,icc}s
vas suspended.
At 1888 p. N. the eonuiittoo TO wait ru H.
President not having reported, Gu motion 81
Dir. thurman q recess OF three curriers' Of a.
hour Wss taken.
Upon rcasscpbling the Presidents rlos,as
was received, READ, aud ordered to &c oiir'ci,
and the Senate adjouraod
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
at precisely - o'clock the Spoakc, called the
House to order, and after prayer by the chap
lain the roll was called. ead showed the stter.
dance of 232 members, thcro being Sc abaonters.
The newly elected members from CaliEoraa,
Iowa and New York qualified for Office taking
the iron clad oath, and tho House took rec.ss
to enable committee to wait upon the Pfcsi'
dent and inform him tina. the House il rGad'
to receive any communication from him.
Upon reasscln bliog tho Presidents message
was received. read and ordered to be pTi1tcl,
ard the House adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPECIAL 70 TzE zzK pAI1T gxsTgKL-
The Massacre of the British En-
bassy at Cabzi-Feelins between
GermAny ami Russia.

LoxDoy, September l6.
4 military correspondent Of the Times
says il Is difficult ia the face Of the over-
wh4luzag sTi3s1ee - the conErzrv, 10 be-
lieve that T4koo5 Khan played an homer
able part II the resent shameful deeds At
C2bul- Il = significant that Major Csvzg-
nzire's principal native assistant l. believed
20 have dzed 5 short tine before the out-
break under susplL01s Circumstances.
BeiEg . native Of Asghznis.an and well
acquainted With the workings ot the ORR
entail Court bis presenes in the British res
iaeaey gas dangerous TO .koss plotting the
outbreak 12koo5 Khan has sent another
lssser 70 Ali Kshy!e expressing his deep
grief and distress AZ the recent eTents. He
szys hs has confidence in the British Cor
ernmenr and his ~intentsoa TO
punish the oEen6ers- Forty officers and
over 100 men lesse Queenstown promptly
% engage N operations against Atgh2nis-
tan.
The Times says The extraordinary con-
troversy now alarming Europe on the u D
posed Misunderstanding between Goftscha-
kod and Bismarck shows shat dangerous
ssun i all around L.. A ring Of interested
Spectators seems 10 lave hall persuaded
the Llussflous ssztesEnen that the greatness
Of a mighty empire is incompatible with
the greatness os another. For the Russian
and German nations 81 present the diai-
Guilty appears Il be 70 Manufacture reasons
for flying .. each OILERS threats. Their
interests are in no respect opposed. Neither
osn territory coveted By the other. We
h@ls=s4 ==ca 81 this f5aIsshing OF swords
will be found 10 be merely the exercise 0.
the fencing .chesis, but il il time that the
master come Onward and reass1re ra~istrust-
fai Europe.
A. the close Of the Paris Bourse to-day a
rumor vas circulated that the Emperor Of
Russia was dead, but neither the Russian
Embassy, nor the Grand Duke in Paris
have n such news.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

Of cozrsz fhzre are sriozs misgiFings
aSouf yer T0rk- Rsrzzzzg The impor-
tanes Il hzrzosy Il 1hk r1sks. the Dezo-
erz<ie x1sionzI Csnsrz1 c01nif-ee il sfr1r-
irx 70 euzyrorise tie dzEsrsaesz beszeea
EezIy And Eobinsoz- The oppo~iti9n 50
/ Rosznsoa dses nos arise altogsfhsr troz
rs frssedshiP FOX 7Iidez- He las been
esz< =@ssss1sar % TEzzzzy al
tsrozsh hs sdaizissr1-s0s- Tie Coznty
| Clerk O. Aadisor- q ysF T0<k. harisg
pr1Tez e0rrzPf z1s hzizlzssi cot Of 0&ee.
He rsfzsed 70 sarrs15er. and VA &bp1s &c
.ppezl 70 TIE C01rts f1r 4 6ecisioa IN the
case Delay -0zld q coarse relts- nnzz-
sory the pr0siss0zs cf tie z4-zts- Tkzs
x1s nos desired 81 Govsrnor Rshs1sez and
the dscszt Por.E1z Of the pespse q New
York ProzPs and vie1r01s sessaa was
dsm1n5s1 &od His EIezlleze. Proved
s91al 70 TIE ezsrgszey- he sezsd Ibe
Oce ~ foree- zrned Ozf IRE s5rrups &C
ezFzas and Pat N honest Ezn in his place
The ozsted Csc. Ct e0zrze, helcogsd 70
Tsnnzny. AID TAzEa1r- A. II dzfs
boz1d got e~1ee~1I1gly angry ossr Ehzt il
Vas pleased 70 tern the toEesi1g oz--zgs
81 Gvrexrr B0bznsun- Bat the r.
spacSabls part of tie eomzEnirF
we're saass1Ai ard ~s~szythiag moved
alag n the zszzI ch1z1es- Kelly
aud his followers hare lever had II oPYog-
tuni,r 70 Tsnf sAsir indignsson zn1I uoE-
That fhsF viii lie hard 20 agPe2ss We have
no do1b+ thougA II Is By 70 Eeans certain
that Kelly vii not u prevailed uzoa %
withdraw from a cpzsess il vhsrh he stands
no chance Of success. He has hat one o5-
jecs in running. zaraesv- % defeat Eobsz-
soa- He can ae10zpsish THIS BY taking
the voses q T1zl4nr FROM hin Bas
John Eslly Is 10 t0o1- and A. the as q
szcr6es1z hizsels - tbS altar q re-sszA
hate rll ineTifably drAw 6OEn zps1 h1D
the bitter indzgzzrs5a q DNlo-z-s every
where, wa hare IL Liza that hs Eal shInk
better u the sifzaslo1- altar nAt1Ts dshb-
erstson. AID zst ozt Il tie rEE- Pxrrez-
Larry i his EEssy 70 te the c1se zzzes the
National Committee kEs fAksz TIE matter
IN hand As W have 4h-9Fs s-a5=i fAs
split does n0z Eonss3 30 much fr0z e1-
nifty to Tl5en A. sA-1zgh = personal q1z--
ri between tks Eegzz q TznnADy End
Governor Eoozzs5n- TEss the bolt Z en-
tinusi vii hare 525 eject On T5i3a's
chances for the Dszocrz-zs BCzzzsrss1 f0r
the Presdezry Ia certainly y always
proridad th1 Eoslns0o does 7os szreNd
despite sae opps1ioa 4 TzzzxEg. II be
skoaA ezrrT ysr Tsrk n The face ct thse
zafzv0ra5< ez-rz-s1Anea there Il No
power On sarfhshs eEn dePavs Mr. Tl5en
Of The Dezocrxsx aszznEtio1 IN I539-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17
PUBLIC OPINION.
A. shown by b Press of she Pa.
cifc Coast.

IT MUST BE STOPPED.
From the Enterprise.
1t is too late for the prosperity Of any
mining camp to have il run by roughs and
lighters. There has never yet a company
in Nevada expended q great deal Of money
on a mining claim that they have not been
called upon by some individual or company
to either fight, defend a lawsuit or advance
money on ~blackmail. and it Is time this
work was confined TO the courts.
1 FoR THE FIRST ISsTALNENT.
From the Daily Examiner.
An item has beon going around the coast
papers for some weeks to the effect that
1900 men will be employed in the Com
stock mines this fall" This fall is get
ting along pretty fast, and il is quite time
the hrst installmsnt Of 1000 was put to
verb.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17
PROPOSALS
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.

dds FROM CONTRACTORS WILL BE
ID received by tie Clerk Of tie Board Of
School Trustees FROM this date until sATCR-
DAY. AT NOON, SEPTEMBER %. 1879.
Plans and specifications Hey be seen a. the
Office q ". Z. BOONE. on Paul street
sSAu proposals must be accompanied with
a certified cheek to the amount Of ten Per cent.
Of the bids.
The Trustees reserve ths right 10 reject any
and all bids.
A. sEILLMAS. Clerk Of Board.
Eureka. September IL. 1879. sis-td.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

Tx e1ee<zc1 sox ConCess-er In Cali
ssrsA s1w cvs 8 tzIi hoass. excepting
tvo vaaxneses eszssd By dssxh- one l. in
Esw York. N C1xxxsoa pes.=-sf asxsrsct. 70
vAssa Alexander Smith E~spstAean. Vas
e1sessd Lat AL He 6isd the night q the
sser5oa- The cfhez = In tie Fath district
u Iosa. 8zsh Clark having died tzring
to has ssssssn- Learisg thsse ozs ct tie
eosss. ths Dsnoerzss hare i4s members,
tie Republicans isi and the Nationals IL
tssAl ~ skould tie Republicans bold
ths vscAas ysv York and Iosa districts
fhs fAli. they Viii have Is3 nsmbers. md
thS Dsnoerats viii have l4s. or two more
fAxa . majority II tbs House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

VIZ are 10 reessys Of . copy Of = work q
1so psga. containing . compilation Of AL
The lawn. ssS...shs and rulings in regard
70 ra1ning snd other lands in the United
States Il contains information Of e.
pecisi value TO miners, and viii be ssnt to
all pssts u the country for afty cents. II
h pnhiishsd By D. II. Talbot. Sioux City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

1u sub-conmiftse Of the Parliamentary
COMMITTEES appointed 70 investigate the
Agricultural depression in England. has
arrived in Sev York. AID they viii soon
Be travelling about the country interview
ing the Agricultural classes usually found
IN shs Largo cities. whoss views viii be OBJ
sainsd over sparkling champagne and tur-
Is sQup.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

4 Ii PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A W.. H. CLARK. and all parties pdebt
10 him are requested to call Immediately and
settle with J. H. MUSDY. At the store. corner
Of Main and Clark streets.
Eureka. September 3, 1879. SIT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

RIO HARRY BARTON. I HEREBY ACCEPT
Il your challenge 10 run a foot race Of one
hundred yards for the sum a FROM SD 10 s2c.
] wili meet you st I'd Deans saloc3. On Thurs
day evening next. At s O'Clock, 20 pat up CT 70
shat up Respectfully yours.
Al
september 1s. 1879. sl7-It
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17
NOTICE.

CIRCUMSTANCES OVER WHICH I HAVE
~ no control compel me 10 sever my connee-
ton with tb. Chop Stand In Jaek rerry's Cor
ner. EDWARD y. Ryan.
xarsls July -. ISIS. iyO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

Az . Colorado Iynehing they had . brass
band n astsndaDcs which played selections
from "Pinafors." The prisoner said be
vas Wiling 70 dis. and did al hs could to
hslp along tbs preparations.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

TIE Bod Views links e engaging tie
tzBeasad yo1zg IrszzKa- High J. N0AGa.
10 wrise II -s DsZocrzEe party tr tie
Presidential ezzr&l- o. eD1-s= tbs
viii izszrs . TT Or thks orgznz1oa-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

BrszKs was drst = candidate for Cover
nor Of Massachusetts In 1890. We are
positively astherissd y ~ that h wos't
~ ~ - = desl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

Huraerens Mexican.

PEzxu. September iG
A barber NAMED Martin wA1 shat dad n
sEezie2a roE yesterday morning AZ Tempe.
Tie murderer AID : c~o1PznAn escapdon
two stolen animals.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17
N E.
BRICK FOR SALE.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED has on HAND ~
fresh-burnf Brick. which be ~ ann. "a.
dispose or. Nessrs. II sadlsr, ard owen
rarty of the silver Brick saloon. are !, ,ur
shorixed agents. aud parties desifhs "s
chase can inquire Of them. x,.voY.
xu<sas. August " isrs. ss'sa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

Nh" IUHk. btpttMbtf 10.
Laura ID. Fair. o stopping at the
Everett House here. lectures at Chickering
Hall on the zoth. Her subject Is Chips
from California" The lecture is repre-
ssnted - sharp. sarcastic and bitter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

Mzsss By Frzai R<szslAzsAs FIJI Qza4riis
bad
EarsEs. sept. E. 1s79- s1z.t5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-17

WORCESTER, September 16.
The State Republican Convention met
here to-day. The first ballot for Governor
stood: Long. ess; Pierce. sos. The nomi-
ooAea q Lsn0 vas naae unAnimsus.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
Political CHAAGES IN BRooELYN

THREATENED REMOVALS IL THE CITY DEPART
MENrs-THF WORK BEFORE MAYOR HOWELL.
The proposed reorganization Of most of the
nibtc depa, tmeuts OF BrOoAyn is causing much eE-
cltemeut among The politicians Of that city Early In
Nay the Mayor is directed bv TIE charter % nominate,
and with the consent o. the Common Council 70 ap-
point ulne C0mmIssonerturee of CIy Works three Of
Police nd Excise. and three OF FIRE aud Buildings also
Cirv Treasurer Register ~ Arrears Tax Collector and
President Il the Board NJ Health. Besides these there
are TWO C.;y Asses-ors-mAkng II al fifteen appoint
Inruts. U the outgoing officials nine are Republicans,
ihIse Independents and three Democrats. Mayor
Howell himself i, Democrat. and ms principal diff
O.uuai-.lZte-n Oi the TWENTY-FIVE dcrmes Dtin<
j. caA,ed a. Indcpendent. Composed " such
material tlc Common CCun 4- VIII DE- nluleult podJ
(.r Drmocra:ia Mayor 10 manage To succreG u any
r.or-4uZitIuu thc departmental is pain that the
Wishes OF some OF the BrpJD loan Aldermen must be
complied with IN the first place. ANA i too much is
Welded ID Them there may be Den ocratc Aldermen
Who VIII geiuse 10 vote 10 confirm 'Ae Mayor NOM
Broosiyn which could formerly be relied uDon FOR
Democratic uaiority Of from 10000 70 lJ.OUO. has De-
me Democrats e.ee ed their Mayor the Rep Inlicans
elected two city Oflcers-COuIoler and AUDITOR IN
TACT the entire mt"unerf OI me itF government Is 10
DAY virtually republican hands Ihls greai change
caused manly by me growth or the lndePeu-
dent marty and lis active particllatUn in p0it - and
public al 4rs By the Democrats the independents are
considered merely - seccieis ana ~ defeat mem al
any cost to destroy their Influence and restore the
union he object now kept steadily ln view ANY t1ng
has 10 nominate Republicans 20 al! the offices al his
dis lusal seems be the programme once deprived Of
D ace ard patronage the Independents, n s supposed,
Viii fall back INTO the rauhS Uf the regulars and only
q snort tune VIII elapse before the Democrats viii nave
rcgaIned their former SsCeHGcucy UuGcr these Circu-
-f faucts. and with siiuug Republican mUoTlty III
Tie Common Council, thai most of the appointments 20
made viii be Of BepaDllcdnS heFc Is haEuy any Eea-
son 90 doubt. "
The officials whose successors are 10 be appointed are
the oil owing:
Coplnisslgrcrs or Cty Forks-Frederick :. Massey
Dem: Joun " FaHerty Ind; George e. Bennett, Rep.
PIicc C0ntmLsslJHcrs-JaIBes Jouruan, Rep; Rodney
C. Ward. Ken Thomas +. White, Dem.
Fire comm is iOHcrs-Dayid Williams, hepi James
RYAN. Ind: beIIdEd Gaiagner, Dem
Tar fOUcctOr--JumPs Tanner, hep.
Cify Treasurer William V. Little, Rep.
Ircyid,uf BOdrd Of HeILh-Dr. james Crane, Rep.
Registcr NJ Ai7e1l-s-kutds / scott, Ind.
Cfy 4gsessors-BeuiauIu ". Wilson, Rep, Garrct
Bergen, Rep.
Oi tnes, II ia believed that Commissioner Jonrdan.
Collector Tanner Treas Little and Assessor Bergen
VIII be rcuoulnt;ed. Among other Rcpuilcans talked
or for other positions are Albert DaGgett Anthony +
IeInue4 Burrows and LOrin Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
LOCAL ELECTIONS IN KINGS COUNTY.

Returns of the elections in the five towns
~ Kinrs County outside Brooklyn. held Monday
snow little the part Of voters In Fatbush
a fusion ticket Was elected; about lO3O votes we're
cast The principal officers chosen the following
To,cn CI>rk-Henry V. Vanderveer
fLces Of the PeQce-Prtcr PlgOtt, Christian II. Wuln
4 ASSessnT-A BRAN J. Van DyEe
(Or isei0nrrs If HiJhlrdBS-JOhn Brady, John G. y
Garvln and Andrew Darby.
The Grageseud electors chose the following Demo
crats:
Torn ClerL-JOhn +. voorhees,.
4 1csfSSOr-Jame r. voorhees,.
Jtlsire Of the Peace-Juhu Mcmahon.
Commissioner u HtyhTayS-S. :. Williamson.
In New-Utrecht combination Of Republicans and In
dependent Democrats elected:
JOie7. ClerE-Jacob g. Moore.
Jtires Of NE Prdrc-ChaTleS W. Church (uil term,
Ado! ph Gubuer ITO ull vaCaLcT).
ASseSsOT-AarOu Lott.
COBimiSsi1aer Cf HLgkicdlS-HenrT Martin.
The New-Lnts election very quiet and the regular
Democratic ticket was elected:
T1,rn CLerk-Eril Schiel,in.
Justice Or the Pcdce-ChaFles Certum.
AsSeSSOr-lOul- AltrNbrandt
iaAiSSi0Her Of HtJhUdYf-ctephen u. ConoTer.
A similar result occurred in FlatGnds:
T,,rn Clerk-Peter G. KOuwenhoven.
A,scSsoT-F frederick SiaIth
C0tumiSsiOncr n HtIhrdgS-Henry Buffet.
Justice Of me Pcdoe-Nl llli4m II. Thomas, Jr
New-York tribune., 1879-04-03
RLCR LNPOATED COSTTMES.

STERN BROTHERS SPRING OPENING OF SILKS AID
MLINFKY.
The Spring opening at Stern Brothers, Nos.
81 "a and 36 West Twenty -thir-st took place Tues
day. and the handsomely decorated. The siE
department was arranged in an artistic manner, the
evening coors blending n harmonious tints. The suit
department on the secOnl door is Of the largest III
the city, and is hlled with mpsrtcd costumes. wraps
and walking suits. \ handsome costume OF cafe au
lat and olive grosgrGiG and cafe lat brocade l.
from Pingats the front Vshapei OF upturned folds
finished either SIDE with double loops Of olive ard ca
au lat ribbon The bottom the front il iuished with
deep ny fringe matching rhe shades. The front ~
.euarated from tho by pointed revers OF brocade
and the square drapery the back IS OF brocado with
revers Of Ore silk The olive tram finished with mar
peatIngs OF sA N the Two colos. aud the dfapry
ia finished with many loops Of ribbon down the centre
Of the back. dress OF figured grenadine ana
old god SATIN made with fu front tue bottom nm
ished Win knife peatng " grenadin" and old
gold satin The draperY falls away from the front en
panier finished with black and Old gold fringe and falls
IN cascades OF satin ana grenadRs the long train
The posrlnon basque II finished with double cord Of
gold satin the corsage iG rierge = finished rirh
long rolling collar. A carr age costume Ot gfndarhle
gray Drocade. This costume q MADE ru prnceS7e me
bottom Of th- drapery TN ed with long narrow -qares
lined and edged with brOcdde. and cd square I'M
ished q tasse belt composed of narrow folds oi
gats Of garnet striped velvet grenadme and garnet
gros-gran Is made with # ps.e pink satin
broidertd in The drap"ry g. composed OF greua
dine on side and slt on me Otler. meeting III tAr
back 10 form the train. finished witn deep fcnce \
diagonal reYer On the rft sItr l. covered with tiny
tassels. The corsage Is u rierge tulsaed WltA Bieiou
lace
The millinery department on tns floor contains many
handsome rOpnets from the Paris houses AS wei 80
those " their own mAnufa ctUre. Among the hand
sOmest designs d white Grape bonnet from NT0ts,
trimmed with lite OstrcA feathers, IAsteh'd
below the crown Win pink mOss-rose buds ana Ao"
OF white satin ribbon. The lron' ia trimmed with
brr.h II rose buds and bow matching the Dlck. IA"
underwear department contains large assortment 0i
fine mn uurted AVID dnntstc gOOds.