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PASSENGERS ARRITED.
PROM rrvrnrool-Br STEAMSHIP crr1rc
NOUCE 10 MARINERS.
rw RroYs-rnrErrrN.Fonr cnANNEG.

NEW Ys-TOUErECN-FoOT CHANNEL.
OFFICE or THI Ii.uInorss ISsrE TOR THIRD D,Iglcrl
TogpTlNztlf fE. =. y. Dci. ~. l~1g. (
with 1areiipns ~ tn Lighthouse BOARD.
the Fnu DOT Channr. Lower Bay Of Ne"-N ork has
srn hnrv,d follows No T. rhiid 1ss spar. hacz
ls fet bearings Lower Quar, tne W. Nv " u
"a Slo,r lscacr n. W. ~. >. Iliucas- sptr.
red iu IS Lower uHrautine, NV Bea
con ~W - Ihii1ca-- spar back. 10 feet oi water
in,,er yufantiut -. '. stone BEACON ~ 2N. 80.
4 Tn.i le-- spar fri 10 lcot - wtf'r Low Q aftnfue,
j.. ii. D.. CiuZ. Commodore 1. :. ",
Lighthouse INSPECTOR Ihiri District
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ALMOST A PANIC IN WALL STREET.
A HEAVY DECLINE IN srocNs CHECKED JUST


TINS.
The bu.iness on the Stock Exchange was note
worthy Yesterday from the rapid and violent fuctn-
ations in the prices Of stocks. After an exception
ally heavy trading the market closed Thursday
NIGHT strong and Luoyaut. In the early dealings.
,rices rose To- the highest polut for many years.
Ere led the speculation Is II has done for several
wrecks. the common stock advancing TO i3 p
The advance was checked shortly after the open
inc hy the sirngency rates tor loans. The market
Lera,e Al once excited uud,r pressure 20 sell. and
4,r "A time a panic seemed lmuiucnt. Messengers
nu,eI cu ot ihc gl boring offices, hearing 10 the
i,ei,rrS of the Exchange orders 20 Seil ren0s OF
one of the most prominent opei ators on inc street
,euorted cnufdentia,ly that he piedcicd disds-
tr,us d,y tor hoilcrs of stocks. ENory lum0r
toined 10 lower prices, and under these threaten
- conditions everyone hiSfeued 90 seek shelter
fr,,, tba storm Prce, ran down quickly rom two TO
q r.r cent Erie fri from 43i2 10 1875 Jersey
Central from - 10 75l2. LaokaW anna from S14 10
,i4 Delaware and liut rn from 1Us .97Z, Jnlon
\ l,n nr lfsr 9zl. to S9'., Western Union from
IO1ls tO So. Pacific MaIi from 3''A To o@'s, ANA
Wanash frof. lZls go 80 ihore was hnriNa Stock
o. tine list than cid feel the force Of ne Slock
The ilVs, sincnt shares were weak NtW-l 'rA Gen.
nal falling D. iet cent? The decline was arrested
hl.,r,. inc close a. lsinos. ad although the rates
fnf money iuucu .i' ,0 the last, part oi tue
H. v,as t.,, red. Il, som. Of the oldest operators
;, ..td tlat the decline W. chec krU none too
.iat "a ic, ininltcs ii'fe "f Z would have
'''N ,..'.,i. Tna fn ai business Of ihe DIV *
c...t.I -GuDJp ~"~.'- oi "ihch i'J,OJO we've
L Tlts
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DR.. RllNlHS lEGLLllIYI PILLS,

Perfectly a-tee-s elegantly coafei for cT'fof I'll IT,
orer- oi the stomach liver bowels ku-vS O l-f eeF)l,
hea ache. cosfire1o>- 1 NseOh ys'
epsa b0usness boI- fever indian nation o. ls % fes
piles and ali arrangements Of the intciua Fi,cosA az.
RAJ elcct posi-.
PRICE - CFNrS PER BOX SOLD PA DRUGGISTS
DIR. RADWAY N CO.. 32 NARRLN--I., V \.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

finished an investigation on Saturday , Inc ue
fciency amounted to several thousand dollars Du'
Mr. Greene refused 10 tell the exact amount.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

hnaug the stomach terrible palms s0 tuess NJ breath
Felt gloomy, dnr-s q and cross Tho iofN PAD nag curci
wife dyspepsia reuEgia aud general dcDll
Tel everybody about the PAD
THOs. ". CASTLE. 2i9 =. UOward-st., Baltimore
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AnOunccments.l


WECUFsTER's HYPOPHOSPUTgs
VIII cure Consumption, Coughs. Bronehl, Depihtg go
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
,,o>o ,NGrAGE IN A COURT ROOM

.
I.,...t.,...s, County Court. "a Paterson. yester-
a.. ,...e., ,)i,iri,t-Attoncy o0dlu1 was Ques-
,t..i,,.flil.e.s a the TRIAL 90 William li.ckling
s.1r Van ilopteI, ,cAarccdw with having con>pircd
me ,he business ol Sismond Dnnger, he was
'clrIpied ~ Cortianut Parker. ol counsel ior
.hc defence. a- follows:
81 tn.uk you nave ben throwing mud enough,
end think TINS dirty conduct has been continued
TO long. -, -,
I..r inr tell you. Mr. Parker replied Mr.. Wond-
run unpife tD ni. fee. AM lakmg hls llst ~ Mr.
T.fs,r'. face " that have StoOi al intend TO
fto,D YOU here. ard before Almighty God the next
t.ne you say anything ike that You IL drop"
Judge Dixon. who was Pfts.liuS at once ca'led
a.. lawyers to order. ANA said that II there was
another ,l Dr. av oi passion OF the KIND IA court II
N. mid result very unpl-asauty judge ID Nou said
IA. vonid properly repIimaud the outbreak of pas
sion wh,n iue case WAS closed. MI. Woodruff at
once .rp, . ard IN iatorlug voice offered AN apOl-
.... lie had been 20 worried, he SAID, over some
r.rn.t b ; made by Mr. Parker on Wednesday, tuat
lr mad not been able 10 sleep All night. lie lad Un
,-r-slod NJ Parker 10 lnsinuate that he was pecu-
,i.liiy interested n The CONVICTION ot the deieDd-
alf. Tn, in tuin Mr Parker denIed, and stat cd
Iii tie remarks alluded TO We're made m jest. He
aI.n oa r,d ai apology 10 the Court. and Judge
Dixon siafed tndf ne would ~ the matter drop. rs
th. i-tr a. The Court hadBeen yindi Gated by the
,xui.uaflOus of tine counsel
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II j. delicious. every one says that has
Water Baker co.'s chocolate and cocoa preparations
They have opd he test ~ century and have become a
gem consumption. GIOrcls every Keep these
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
Tho seods Of slckness and Of death

The caraw0rn, exhausted wife or mother
never r. nets trying RICHARDS lFEIOIAL Iosic
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

U0TNrs's BURGLAR ALARM; never so much
ncccoI Lv,y improvement prices low Olo Biotl
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

Tho p,quant and fascinating Derby" fo
ic can be oaal 10 reflection at KAoxs. -l2 L4oad"ai
and Ilf.A Avenue ifOte.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-25

Trr Latest AND Most Successful
poroofr Or .al- and colds PM fffH IN
,r,rE con LIVER Dli. u combination with PAosfhoN IA
ll.l. AL lTl.s.4-s Da lut, . i'i'i 81
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. Impotence. WealSnesS
y Of tle organs O 1encrai1n So -,i' A1a tAl 'Nf
hv WfNCIii~ILlt5 ~fI. .ltIl ft Ill Two % IS
boves are usually Price ~ per box ~ Dors+ %
~tn nd for circular Prepared Dy MiNC4ilol rA ~ ~
Chemists. 30 IOhn-st- N"w-lniA
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases ot Cl5
- Genersnve organs rlicliy and spesl1J eiral tolt
10 Els H. - Nv
, 1879-03-13


A few particulars describing the fnturu resi-
dcncc Ut thu Dnke of Connaueht ans! his bride
hare just hccn published, which may be Of H.
trrest to Canndfans The site selected is Bag
shot parls, ia ncrkahIrc, formerly tho scat at
thu Duke un,l Duchess Of Gloucester. Tile o,l
mansion which tl.ey occupied Inns hecu pulled
down, a,,tl MI entirely new building OF gothic
architecture Ia being erected In rcd brick and
Portland stone, n few hundred yards from
tho site OF tho original dwelling. THO ncw
nlanpton fares tue north. nnl las m Imposing
aspeet. Tho grand rnlrance ts at the basu of i
Iutty turretel tuwar. A,l4 IN ttu vest wtlls aya
tlu Prnce's routn, tito library, tlraWlng-Toon,,
saloon, aud diHlllt room, while tho Duchess
boutlotr and tic bed nT..l dressing ruon.s ase
u,, the first i!oor. ll,o ho,ss commands solno
gruuuds arc very extensive a!nsl well laid ont
It IL wttatt. an hour'a tlrya fran Windsor, uni
about n!no miles from Aldcrstlot camp: Its
situation IS tllercfore very convenient. Both
thu Queen mil Tho Frll,ctss llererlf hApa frc-
aucntly inspected tl,e progress Ut the works.,
ind Il ts expected that tho building Will 6e renly
tor occupation by thu beginning OF tic niismn.
'rllp marriage Ut tic Noyal couple will take
piaco ut WInusor next Lll0nth, but, In conse-
Quenrc vi thu recent death Ut the Princess Alice,
llu ceremony Will be performed With thu utmost
privacy. lllcre Ia sun,p talk, 1 believe, OF tho
1)uku ot CoHnangllt aud his wife paying visit
to Tho Princess Louise in Cu,,ala during lllu
year, but would aLrsu CanallsuB not to place
too much confidence In tl!eso reports.
, 1879-03-13

Is, tayo not talked with lin nysclf, but
other. Bcnatora have, and am convinced TINT
thrTc can hi no doubt ns to hts position"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will DO Tic circEt OF tho
extra session upon tic Democratic purity as
whole1n
St,tator IPindont-" think TINT
II Will ne gH1untoUs
II they can 1nRtntnn their proerammco al ruyolu.
tton, Il will he 1sasfroas 10 them. If they
should 10 compelled 10 atsrrcn|fer, It would Go
eQual1Y disastrol,s." ~
Dorrtpondtut-''T Democrats nlcati ns an
exeuho Tor their action thai former Congresses
liare inserted political Legislation fl Arproprin'
tiun bills nlNl that part OF this Tcry Legislation
that they arc ,low sccking to repeal was enacted
In Appropriation bills. What answer can 10
made to tllatf'
Sfna'or tltiatlom-"Ti,at affords no iusslfca.
tfon whatever for the present programme, for
tho reason TINT, II former Conrsesscs inserted
polit!cnt Legislation, both Houses agreed to that
legislation, md tic President improved It.
Sue!, acts wero mere Irregularities in lc0tsla.
ton; but The present programme wns, In thu
frat plncc, to coerce tic seMnta into tho approval
OF legislation which It dtsapproycd. In tt.,lt
they have fntlct1, md hence the extra session.
Tic next step IL to eocrcc the Executive into The
approval uf measures lo tlues not approve.
Tllis programme Ia one Of undlsgulBrd a1rf
naked rcg0lutfon.H +. i. ".
, 1879-03-13
T'ILDEN.

rrt,. rtt....wu..n. .,+, <,.,...
1t,,,, ~, r,,'.,s,s... m.'rS .oom'ns
Inn op.-co'l..nehe!ne fho'r can'pa'gn-
tieht5 oa sum IN Tho bnri.
Ato 1ark Etste- IN rAt'ateinhta 7in<s tDsm.,.
For mnn who, according to his cnctnies, ia
broken up anil broker, down and broken cross-
wise. trol,en. nd IL wcrc. ali IN .moai, A.
TIon snasna ~ ,,oa, '' ~, "a..' 49, ~ a,' ' s'.. =.
FeeaailnG ono OF tho fsl,tfoFs OF the last carn.
pa'gr) alc still kceps his m6nrY in bar1s, tllen
the coopcri1p business must laye hccn nrc,tv
roo1 In f,ro,nev tar, ta maj Az rcnr nv. fer - =
s.s...,.. t.ms., , 49,, pa"s '.a' ~ ~ a., -
sufss"sly oe'se,cu tl'at IN t'at pofloa mr.. II
from the riso III valuo Of his Now York Elevated
Railroad stock, Three voara nro Tim NcY Yor.
rIo,l h,,1 IN ,,oro,1,n ,r1v ~, i,no t,,nt s.H.,
~ 49, Csta, 49, e ''''e, w., s,'.. Aiu'
thc natresy up useen%teh street anu Nlnth ave-
nus to Fi[ty.nnth street.. 1t WIS sing]c.trnckcl,
tralns woro run at 1ong intervals, the travel was
llgllt, only Irish Iiyld1nle were pail, md you
could scarcely clgu away the stock, Two yonrs
ngo the COMPANY bcgnn tho construction Of a
double traulf on ilie Ba,lle route, which was fir
islled about vcar ago. This much morn @lan
over on the west side OF town, lis increased car-
ryng capacity drew public intention aud patron
nnc the figures began to show somtt1,l,r To ffln
gond, a,tt ille stock went up to about ia, but
was SLOW Of sa!o at tint figure, md nobody Gayo
much thought to It anyway. But Mr. Tillet,
who Is one of that very select circle Of mon
WHOSE foresight IL rs good rs tl,eIr h!ntlslght,
never LIT 10 of tl.e immense block he he'll Tho
Metropolitan Road went into operation IN Sixth
avcntle. The trafc was enormous. Then tile
Now York 1toad built ita line. louble-trackcd,
up Third avenue. At ccrtnin hours It can't be-
gin to carry tlu people who want to ride, md
IT'S receipts exceed lilo Imagination Ut its pro-
icctors. month ago the storl; lad risen to
143, which! Is about tiIu present figure, and MIR.
, 1879-03-13
ROYAL NUPIIALS.

Tito Wedding To-Dny Of mn English Trlnco
and n German Princess.
knndon CnHrt.JoMrHa.
The marriage of the Duke OF Connaught with
ti1c Princess Louise Margaret Of Prussia will DO
celebrated at Windsor on tte 18th Of htnrci
The Grown Princess is expected to leave Derln
for England IN few days. while tho Grown
Prince nnd Princo William will follow at tho
cnd Of tic month. rrtnce md Princess Fried
rlcli Carl with tho intended bride, their daugh
ter. will previously pay visit to Prince f1curyfs
widow ut the lIagile. The Iloyal yacht, Victoria
md Albert, which lcavcs England on the 25th.
Will convey Tho party from Antwerp or Flushing
nrross the Rca. After tic wedding, the Duke
n,ll his young wife will make an excursion to
the Mediterranean.
There will b1 eight bridesmaids on the oeca-
s!on Of tic marriage Of The Princess Louise hnr-
garcs Of Fr1ssin With tic Duke Of Connaught.
Two daughters Of Dukes two daughters Of
Afargufecs, nt.d four daughters Of Easls. Their
nAtncs nrc: -..
Lady Eia sackyillc Russell. eldest daughter Of
the Duke md Duchess OF bedford.
Lady Georg!ana EItxabcll, Spencer churchill,
nth daughter of tho Duke md Duchess OF Mar1-
borough.
Lady Bancho Conyneban,, eldest daughter Of
the Marquis and Marchtuness conynrlanm.
Lady 4Adctn1e Louisa Jnne 'raylour, eldest
| DAUGHTER ot the Marquis Of IIeadfort.
Lady Louisa Elizabeth Brlieo sister OF tho
II! Ladx % Maoei ss1lna Brisemsu eldest daughter
OF tl1u Earl and Countess OF Bradford.
Lazy Cecilia Leila Lay, eiicst daughter oi tho
Enrl and Countess uf Enroll.
Lady Victoria Frederick Caroline EdEecumbe
cldest daughter Of the Earl Of Mount Edge
cumbc.
10 perform lin CEREMONY but owing to Ills re-
cent bereavement It Is not Jet decided whether
, 1879-03-13
Euetll,,E-lkefpEs,l.

DR.. Edward North, OF Hamilton College, In
All ulllireas delivered before thu, Conyention Ut
held at Ithaca, forrblY presented tic adyau.
taeea to be Eals,cd by u s!tnplitlcation Ut our
spelling. He nlso offered grounds tor tho be.
licf that thu succcss Of q movement toward
tllseards the theory Of phonetic fanatics, and
then goes on to say; "Noah Wehstur begun tho
work of droDDlnE tho supcrlIQons lettcr u frou,
ho,our a.d similar words. F. ". NewInan, an
English writer af htgh reputo, advocates thu
uropplng Ut thu silent In l1nb, and tho silent
a, as in dad. The spanish Academy has>suc-
, 1879-03-13
A REAL PIRATES SERENADE.

htie inrt lItor{f,
o.! teaye thy chamber lea1est-
Tho night ts b!lEht with st4EA--
Thy llHccanGtF II NnlliuR
Beneath thy la.tlco. blrd,
To wander In thu moonlight
Mhi}D thou nr1 ny tlis attie,
And thun tn far.on Aptcy lAles
llo'Il beat tho piratu's uFlAe.
Ali come, MY love, dost hear mo
l3ruatho to tits light .nitlr;
No brother s!sal! PURSUE thee
All dEcnd thy IAcamaE,
lily Ilatd Of AnIalGs!a
Tho PlrHte'A l}rlda shall DO,
This quotn Of sunny lutlds afar,
HvSorA TIC taaAasNx xea,
Tl.cro tlow'ss nro ayer blooming.
And sklos uru avsr bright,
And aark.0yeA lnalls ara dAuc!ug,
And ni,lHtt lIrenthes by night.
CnHlG, cuE,c, thu moon Ia waning
Why cosr'st thou mt! lost laar
My aeEcu-eycl crow who On the shore
Await tho Huccancer!
AT eonlingf Aln't you com!ngf
dunt ssr why yUn can't,
Wig cares; Aud 4 yoa s9n't CONS
You amt 10 Donna lnek;
hain't got no gnftaF; ....
And there att'1 no crew 10 brave and truo
Calling M Jaca1NaF.
You haln't got no lnnntillAt
amt no linccAHeer;
Your hair IL rcd ~ blaxcg, AMI
Your syes nEo rather queer.
Aud bust mp II III como, Ann.
Again to snug for you; 49,.
You may DO what yoa choose about It, Ann.
An1-1 don't care whit you dol
, 1879-03-13
hUMOR.
Cincinnati Saturday Htqkt.

Cincinnati Saturday HIeh!.
Do two phrases make paraphrasn1
musclts
al, Irlslsman who couldn't get his money, de-
posted With ono high In tue Church, Was asked
So fwould." replied pas, with o twink!a In bis
eye, III it was the Casll-payfn' Say"
Chicago comm<rctd, Asirs.nser.
A man Of placlz-Tho iowl-strippcr.
Every bakcr's shop has tho stomach cake.
The lawyer who charges d nominal fco is phc-
nolncnat..
The Cove snmcnt detective nt the Mint mny
not be good enough to cot, even II he is mint
RpY..
"pa," said Pet, it mar dct up md twot on
your knccl" Certalnly,n wns the really rc-
ply, "sst the little gallop."
Tho manager OF balet.cxpostion in West
ern ptty atlvcrttses thuAlY: "Two hundred calves
wanted" Did you heller!
Nota Bouc: Mine. lcrstcris inordtnately fond
Of that light anu delicate dish. pork alNl beans,
which doubtless accounts for her having BEEN
SO enthusiastically received IN Boston.
Whit Is tic difference betwgen the best now
stccl rail n'l thu other IL rcul stale. lDon't
fall to noto the exquisite double cnlcndrc on
tic word "reel II us related to "yarn.'1
Bostoa Camustrcsat Hn,t..n.
A. scicntltlc club-Thc boomerang.
Is q shoe horn good Instrument for n sole
This is Tic walking ycar, tho next viii be leap
year.
The man who was IN "ligh feather " las rot
down.
Mover checker pcrspfratlon by sitting In a
, 1879-03-13

tlAt 1t inS GOllG 1Ets''
What do you think Of tho revolutionary
method prop0sctl by tlu Democrats to compel
tho President to sign tn blu Tor tho rcpcal Ut
,ue l;crtlon lasys BY cutting ~ tue necessary
aWe!!, l!avcn't Thought nln:l1 about It, but
shall aet With my party wilcn the tine for ac-
'' WHO viii bo tho ncxt President, .tr. Single
tonl''
/" Not Tiltlcn. II know anything About IT,
"No, sir; Mr.. T!llcn Inns nothing hut Ills
u.s,ur; llN lila ambition to bac(t him.
''TWn powerful tnct0rs, Aro they notF'
"Wcl1, ygs, III s0lne sutlse. uut Illacu Is
NOT 30 FREE WITH Ills faoNIy
rs ,uany peuplo SUPPOSE. lilo loyes 1t innrd!-
nntrIy, hnye been told hy prominent New
Workers WHO know thu ilets tiAt thsy n,Hs ntt'
ers rau.c hero To secure his ltoninntiun Ia 1s7t,
u,ld spent II crcAt DIAL Of thcir owt mo,'cy for
l!,pt p,lrpose. Whcu l,owas asked 10 reimburse
them ior ttler expenses ho refused to puy une
dollar, Ills ,uptew, pcitnn, whom llu has
/ 13cIe3u OIL Ut Ills lp,uso IN Now York, spcnt ail
lhs own MONEY. It'll informed, III tie late cam"
},n!.n, n1,d MEYER Eot u Get ln return from tlr.
"Wl!o Is your fayoritoln
''l4,rsun:ly IN, IN lnyor OF Hancock. he
lIese l,o + tl.s on'y nun that "oulA 'avo auy
Yoa think; tI.sn thnt Grant viii be tho ls0.
ut Ia nnIost absolutely certain. lte Will he
stranger with thu pcopu than ha WIS III lb7.a.; I;
he l,ny not be so strenautlsly supported by tl,,
politicians Ut his s,wn party. but thu peoplo all
aver thc country will he fur him. ! thtAk That
Hancock may possibly heat lin II the GreclI.
hurllcra md Democrats unite, Us / thak tl!uy
WILL; but know of
NO UrnEls CANDIDATE WHO CAM"
"Wi,at do you tlliak OF JuAn Sherman rs a
Republican candtlatetn
"ko,hhw."
"llow would Thurman do for tho Demo-
crntsi"
"IIe IL On ab1o 1stat,, and so Is l,ayaui, but
neither Of them cou win. l thlnk that Ian
cock a,d Sum CarY would make u ttekot That
w04tl satisfy Oolh tllc Democrats HnM lIie MI
tso,lals, al 1t might 10 clertci. Hancock could
carry Pennsylvania al,u Curry Ohio"
"Wlat Ut llendrHksln
"llendricks relnInds mo Of d young Mssou-
rlan wlo met u uarty Of Federal aolIicrs who
Ne1u ununorn,cl. In lhu curly part ot thu War.
They askcsl h!1n what sdu lo was On. lo!nokea
Ut thetA doubtinsly. mud said tllut ho hadn't
taken, sdrs yet. 'Wcll,' satl a suldlsr, you
ar1 old enough, 80 Clluose at oace' tGeutle-
men, said lhe youth, 'you aro t.lo luost 1.u!ler-
ous; you say first, mid I'n with you.' That's
the Kind Of a man Hendricks Is. When 10 was
, 1879-03-13


Tllr bridal druss Of tile Princess Louise Mar
gaset Of Prussia Ii Of heavy Whito satin, aMl
tho Tow bodice Is embroidered with lace four
inches In width. Tile skirt Is ornatncntcu with
lacc twelve luchcs In width, a,tt tcso Is attached
III front, littlo toward tho right. snlall bou-
quot of myrtle. The train is thirteen feet long,
and Is covered by d rich laeo Gounce, tho Width
OF which Is thrco feet. mud hall, and upon
which Is laid brat'ch OF myrtle. The bridal
veil Is n square Of lncc blossoms, ABOUT ten fept
md halt square, which will be lnstencd to tlle
top Ut t1le crown, onvctopins tho Prlncess. All
.he lace |, os tl!s finest point d A'encon; liz
design modern IN style, representing fantastic
combination OF oranges, myrtle, aud roses.
Tic bridal handkerchief Is illado Oh tho same
pattern, md las in one corner Tic intcrlaccd
nalno IT tho bride, nnl In tho other tho prua-
sslu eagIe. Tho bridal wreath, ting. orange
blossoms and leaves, Eill te added fn ENGLAND:
Tic recent lereayet.irnts III tho two Royal aNtl
lmprrlal families hnyo rendered several blAck
roGcs dc conr for the Princess Indispensable.
Among these nro velvet dress. bodice, anl
skirt Richly embroidered with pcarl lace, and
dress OF rcp, thu satin il>scrtinn Of which ID
n,lurnel with rl,1l beal embroidery. The traye,-
Ing costume Il gray, braided Will. soutaeho.