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New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
coynoTION IN THE REICHSTAG.

BFRLIN, Dec 16.-There was stormy us
cussIon in the Rochstag yesterday on the subject oil ON
caI influence in the recent elections Herr Won ru.
hammer ylcc-Prcsldent OF the Council stated tha' te
conduct OF the Prusssn officials mered te thanAS no'
only OF the Government but also Of the Emperor
Herr Richter sad he considered that horr Won
,a,,'ro, ro,ars degraded the public officials to the
position Of electoral agents.
Bennigscn declared that the late elections sur
passed all others for the rancor displayed The Govern
ment he said and the press which they Inspired must oe
held to have incurred greater responsDhty iO ueSp
nroceedings than individuals. e protested against
Won Puttkammer attempting To ,drhE .no II yr p Son
OF the Sovereign into the electoral cones ~ n tSn
Government had been accused Oi iOloHlnE an in'''
nocy of the lowest and meanest Description. a, ha
The debate lasted until past midnight anu tn16 S ~ II t
adoption of resolution to refer the matter W 'n
lion Committee.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
STEAMSHIP MISHAPS.

LONDON, Dec 15.-The British steamer Eros
has been sunk in collision off Liverpool twenty OF
her crew were saved, but three are missing
NEw-ORLEANs Dec. 15.-The British steamer Clinto
MIA which cleared Tuesday with cargo Of cotton
soon after leaving the wharf this morning struck against
the yallett dry dock damaging it to the extent OF
Several tug boats at work TO keep the dock
o1oat The steamer damaged one OF her outer plates
and will have TO discharge portion OF her cargo and
make repairs which Will delay her for week. Inc cargo
sustained no damage.
sT JoHN's n f., Dec. 15.-Thc steamship Thanemore,
from Liverpool Baltimore, seventeen days out, has
mat arrived, towing the steamer Prince Edward
the latter from Liverpool to Prince Edwards Is
land thirtyvo days out with her coal exhausted ana
Iriftne benlessly about when picked up. Both e1pe
renced terrible weather but sustained no damage Inc
Tbanemore is we'll supplied with coal, and Will resume
her VOYAGE with as little delay AS possible.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
GUITEAU IN THE MESHES.
CONFRONTED WITH HIS OWN WORDS.

CONfRONTED WITH HIS OWN WORDS.
TESTIMONY TENDING TO PROVE THE SANITY OF THE
PRIsoNER-How GUITEAU USED THE WORD
"AssAssINATE" AND NOT REMOVE" AFTER
THE CRTME-THE SCENE WHEN THE PRISONERS
DIVORCED WIFE TOOK THE STAND TO TESTIFY.
AT the trial of Gulteau yesterday testimony
OF importance was given, and there were
several dramatic scenes in the courtroom.
The assassin was as insulting as ever. The
testimony tended to show that the "inspira-.
ton" theory was an afterthought General
Joseph S. Reynolds testifying that in inter-
views which he had with the prisoner the lat
ter used the word "assassinate and not ere
move" DR.. Noble Young, the physician of
the jail, regarded Guiteau as a perfectly sane
man. The prisoners divorced wife was not
allowed to testify. The sick juror has re-
covered.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
REPORTS TO THE STATE ENGINEER.

ALBANY Dec. l5.--The State Engineer has
received the following railroad reports Lake Shore ana
Michigan southern-Paid capital, S5,0OO'OOO; total
debt $50 number OF stockholders, 2644; earn
inrs from passengers, 1891 06o4 As; from freight,
sl3I76.G79 So from mails, $67s, pa 64; rentals,
San o5o 27. cxpress S2g5,5SO9t 81; miscellaneous,
S5G92O 49, ENgenses-Transportaton Sll l,l45,56l 10;
Interest income from assets, S23S3O w feDtals,
S2SO3l2 80 dividends, S39o7 $50; DIVIDENDS on guar
autced stock, S53,35O 80 ,
Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western-Chartered capi-
tai sos OOO 900 paid capital S2.J7S9OO; total deHt
Sl2g22I % earnings S2s6,775 IA expenses, S2Io,-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

CATION called in body. 80 did the Pennsylvanla ueic
CATION There also three other delegations TWO "
which from Baltimore. The first was composcu VI
colorcd men, with Mr.. Isaac Myers as Chairman WHO
urged the appointment Of Colonel Webster as Collector
OF the Rort of Baltimore The other delegation OF
prominent business men, They presented memorial
asking the reappOntment Of Naval Officer CorkIan:
Another delegation had conference win me pe
on the Mississippi plan 1t was headed by eX-hepre-
sentative Lynch OF Mississippi
RIFLE COMPETITION IN THE ARMY.
The General of the Army has issued gen.
eral order formally announcing the results OF tne con
test held during the summer each Of the several mill
ary departments for positions in the teams OF tue 'eo
great military divisions and the scores mace ny cao
individual member of those The shooting was a'
200 400 and 600 yards In Division Of tho Atlantic
First Lieutenant W. b. Homer, Fifth Artillery Depart
ment of the South, heads the list with score o1 IN
Infantry Department OF Dakota 100 In the Division OF
the Pacific, Private W. Moore, I'd Infantry, Department
of the Columbia. 120.
RIGHT or WAY THROUGH THE CHoCTAw LANDS
The Senate Committee on Railroads to-
day heard Senator Maxey in advocacy OF MS
bill "to ratfy (the act OF the Gen
eral Council OF ChOctaw Nation OF inuihhs
granting to the St Louis Snd san Francisco Rah""y
Company the right OF for railroad and telcprapn
line through the nation" anu subsequently placed the
measure in charge Of a subcommittee, consisting oi
Senators Brown, Jonas and sagc!l with antn2Lly t @
report it the Senate with recommendation o rUr
passing with or without amendments, as tnc hu"Vo''
mittec may determine.
THE FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS BANK
Controller Knox submitted his report 10
Congress to-day as Commissioner OF the Freedmens
Savings and Trust Company. lie was appointed und'r
Act OF February ~ 1851 supcrseding the three former
commissioners and entered upon his duties on Mnrch
following giving n bond Of $4,000, upon aealary oi
81 600 payable out Of the funds OF the institution since
that date he has realized S9l717 81 In cash out OF e
asses OF the bank OF which amount S s53 80 has been
received from sales Of real estate, ana S33o)3 w o
rents OF the bank building and other property.
THE WHITAKER CASE
While there is nothing positively known on
the subject it the general belief in ellIniorned
Army circles that the verdict OF the Cadet Whitaker
courtmartial uniavorabe to the prisoner, anu
recommended his dismissal from the Academy but tlat
the review OF the proceedings by the Judge Advocate
General Of the Army and the report thereon by the sec
rotary of War; will result in the President setting Asds
the findings OF the Court and ordering the rcnsaeeht
of Whitaker.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
PAILROAD INTERESTS.
MEETING OF BONDHOLDERs.

An adjourned meeting of holders ofthe income
bonds Of the Central Railroad Of NewJersey held at
the Office Of william Alexander Smith Co.. No 40 Wall
st. yesterday. The ecommtteeapponteda at former meet
ing reported that it had made demand on the receiver
OF the road for the payment Of interest on the bonds
for three years and for correction bond as to the
date of maturity Mr. Smith, chairman OF the commit
tee sad that from the best information the committee
had been abe To Obtain the committee believed proba-
BILE that road would be taken frOm the hands OF the
receiver month and consequently concluded not 10
rArna In niLnmn
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
WARNED BY THE VIENNA FIRE.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-In Vienna Yesterday herr
Hammer manager OF the Inflated Ring Theatre was SUD
,ccted 10 m examination regarding the calamity ior
several hours. ~, WI,
Ioxn,y. Dec. 15-In conseq uence OF tho vienna
d,saster the Lord Chamberlain has requested the man
aor. Of the London theatres TO separate imne1atSv
RE sysiem of gating auditorium from that vi shS
Ing the stage -, l., H.. a,
P,uIs Dec 15-The Project Of Police has, In view OF
the Vienna catastrophe instructed the directors Oh the
ps hearea TO take precautions against an outbreak
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.l


WASHINGTON, Dec 15.-The bill to incorporate the
Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua. introduced
to-day bv Senator Miller Of California, is the one
introduced in the House of Representatives, by Mr'
Morton year ago. but has been amended III some
important particulars Several names have been
added 10 the list of incorporatOrs The whole lst
is As follows: Z. S. Grant, +. ID. Morgan, II. D.
.Jewett, Howard Potter VIM. X. Garrison, FREDERICK
Billings. Geo. b. Loring, VIM. J.. Merry, WIN. b.
Franklin Solon Humphreys. Frederick Butterheld'
J. Thomas De Franco, Robert Ten Brock, b + :.
Beale. VIM. Dennison, Edward G. Anderson, Daniel
Ammen, Geo L. Baker, Alexander Taylor, L. o
Grant. ir.. VIM. II. Barnum, Edward McLymer, A..
G. Menocal, Charles Dana, Robert Harris Manuel
Cuadra and s. l.. Phelps.
The capital stock Of the company Is TO CONSIST oi
not les than five hundred thousand nor more thah
one million shares of 500 each. The principal
features which Mr. Miller has added are provisions
bv which the United States guarantees proht OF D
Der cent upon the capital stock for the twenty
wears following the opening Of the canal tor
business The rate of charges is not to exceed - 90
per ton: and if at any time the net prohts reach
more than per cent on the capital STOCK te rates
are 10 be reduced. The United States Government
names one of the directors. Annual reports OF re-
ceiDts and expenditures are to he made 10 me SecI
tarv of the Treasury. Troops munitions OF war ana
mails are to be transported Tree, ana thc uoNtrhi
ment may temporarily take possession o1 the cana,
by having per cent per annum upon lne capl'aI
stock TO the stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE GREAT LAND sWINDLE.

WAsHSGToN, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1881
The land swindle, of participation III which
two men have recently been convicted IN Pennsyi-
yapl,. was All affair Of great magnitude and IN
voyed claims for millions OF acres OF vau-
able land in Missouri. IL began be
fore the Late war; when ring Of rascals, as has since
beeD proved met together in room and proceeded DO
beratey to forge the papers upon which hundreds OF
land nacnts were procured from the Land Onice These
warrants were the Land Office in Missouri where
H. ro,ined until the war broke out. After OF the
be raids into that State it reported that the war
rants had been by the rebels and carried on but II
evidence that great nnnoeF 1I 5hS Gt rant ,Sc myI
These warrants they have been ceiling some nenDes
ayne realized as much 100000 year Ihe trial OF
he qesder In this swinde il TO take place In stcuben-
Vile Ohio within short time. Several attorneys and
agents connected with the swindle nave Deeh cohced
in Missouri and are IN prison.
PROSPECTS OF THE COTTON CROP.
A statement in regard to the cotton crop was
ssued by the Department OF Agriculture to-day The
condition of the cotton CROP reported 20 the Depart
,nent of Agriculture Is lower than In any season since
1868 The general average of condition in October,
which with certain limitations affords the best indica
ton OF ultimate product, &C. the nearest approach
IA bis figure in fifteen years in the short crop year
1874 when the average was ~. The December
returDs OF product compared with last fol-
lows: North Carolina IL, South Carolina n, Georgia
so Florida 92 Alabama 49, Mississippi 73, Louisiana
AZ Texas So ARKANSAS so and Tennessee 80. Taking
the reports OF the together UP 10 December the
indcaons point to crop OF about 100000 bales and
n somewhat higher product appears 10 be possible.
MAILS FROM NETWORK.
The date of sailing Of the steamer City of
Para from New-York for Aspnwall with mails for the
South Pacific and Central American ports and Western
Mexico has postponed from the 10th to the 22d
inst The sailing OF the Schleswg for Havana
With West Indian and Cuban mails has been postponed
from the 18th 10 the 10th inst The steamer Alhambra
will sail with mails Halifax and sJohn's on the goth
inst. The sailing of the steamer Western Texas with
msils for Nassau N p. has been postponed from the
AZ 10 the 22d inst The sailing OF the steamer Paul
- Gerherd for RIO with Brazilian mails has been en-
H,snitev nnstnoucd rhe steamer Belize will sail for
Kinaston jamaica via Nassau on the 2lth.
VISITORS AT THE WHITE HOUSE
The rush of callers at the White House con-
anued today. The Massachusetts, Congressional dele
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
DENOrNCLNG LNSURANCE COhPANIES.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Dec. l5.-The entire
day wns occupied by the Court IN hearing argument on
the motion OF the defence 10 qunsh the wrts OF q''
,rayrdno asked by the Commonwealth against number
OF mutual insurance companies. Attorncy-Genernl
Palmer appeared person and denounced the business
"a well as the officers the strongest terms indicating
the intention Of the State prosecute crimnaly lc-
fore the close OF the session tho motion 10 dissolve lh
state Capitol Company Of this city was brought up ana
M tba rcdnc. Of the company the Court Issued the dc-
cree OF dissolution and receiver was appointed
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
GOVERNMENT NEWS.
AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

.rrAIRs AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE RKFuNDING MEASURE BEFORE l'n
'- ,r ,Jcy .ssIsT,yr SECRETARY OF STATE
nso,n ,aorr THE CoMMITTEEs-NIsslssiPPl
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS. .e.ou
The Finance Committee of the Senate, alcer
hearing Secretary Folgers opinions on the SUD
;oct renorted Mr.. Shermans Funding biii'
w;tb amendments. j. C. Bancroft Davis was
nominated as Assistant Secretary OF o'aOe'
The composition of the House Committees con.
tinues to be the subject of chief interest "'
Washington; and It's discussion gives evidence
of sectional feeling. The Mississippi RIVER
Commission made its annual report YESTERDAY
The Nicaragua Canal bill of last year was
;ntroducad in the Senate with some changes
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
SENTENCED ron FRAUD.

TROY, y. Y, Dec. 1j.-Lorenz0 Baker,
prominent citizen Of schagtcokc, y. Y, was TINS after
noon sontenced years i'm prsonment in the county
tail for defrnuding by false prctcnscs the Rev. W. H.
Meeker Of ooso Falls II alleged that Mr.. Mceker
gave Baker $4,000 I'm installments TO purchase 100
shares of NcwYork Central stock, and that Baker uSed
the money for his purposes Baker asserted tha ne
acted according 70 the rules Of the EewIOrk stock EX
change anl lost the money by speculatons OF which MI
Meeker was cOgnisant.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
ANOTHER TEAM ROBBERY.

Ell PAso, Texas, Dec. 15.-A Southern Pa
nc Messenger train going West from here was boarded
at 1 O'Clock yesterday morning by highwaymen about
four miles from this Wells. Fargo Co.'s express
was seized and gagged His keys were forced
from him and the safe opened aud 81 200 taken
from H. The passengers were robbed OF about S0oo
rbe hghwaymen who controlled the brakes while thelr
companOus were at work Jumped OH the Iain anu ah
the gang csCaped.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
FRENCH VISITORS WELCOMED.

NEw-ORLEAEs, Dec. 15.-The French York
town Centennial visitors arrived here this morning
They were received at the depot by committee OF o
zens military and escorted to the hotel by the
Continental Guards.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
AN AMERICAN ML-TREATED.

Ell PAso, Tex, Dec 15.-George +. Buck
ley American contractor, was arrested and closely
confined by the Mexican authorities Mt Paso del Norte
on Friday last for threatening German resident IN
Yesterday on having fne OF $50 but S400 which was
taken from him when arrested were not returned.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
A TuRCo.GERMAN Alliance.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-The COnstantinoDle cores
pondcnt of Ihc Times says: There is now a firm
conviction at the Palace that an offensive and de-
fcnsiye alliance Will shortly be concluded with Ger
many Meanwhile, Germany has now tho COM
manding political influence which England once
nl...n.-rI.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
TIE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.

Boston. Dec. 15,-At the meeting to-day OF
the stockholders OF the Central National Bank Of this
city, It was voted that in accordance with the notice OF
the Controller OF Currency asscsment Of 100 cent
be made upon the shareholders rata for the amount
OF capital stock held by each stakeholder
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
MEXICAN FESTIVITIES.

Ell PAso, Texas, Dec. 15.-The sixteen days
feast OF San Guadaloupe with bull fights ia in successful
progress at Paso del NOrtc and is attended by great
American aide.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

and LioJ by Nicholas Boyd while assisting an officer in
aTresting EOyd for theft
A FATAL QUARREL.
'GuNNIsON, Col. Dec. 15.-R. II; Harley was
oferpoon fatally shot by George Cruzen. Cruzen
ai Harley threatened his life and that the shooting
WAS In selfdeence .-
wEsrBRooK CONVICTED OF MrANsLAuGHIEki NAN
NpM-rnN n j. Dec. 15.-Ihe jury IN the
~ f Wctibrook who was charged with nf,ntcde have
case o ~, ny Of after celebrating for hve
and a quarter hours.
MURDERED BY MEXICANS u
CIR I OTIS Dec 15-A special dispatch from Texas
-, bat o3to Engehardt q German druggist who was on
@ yav to Gayeston murdered near Lockhar Caldwell
Comfy, By two Mexicans x,,,,
ipREST OF AN ALLEGED HIGHWAYMAN.
SYRACUSE n. Y, Dec. l5.-Daniel Gilmore was was
o,d th,a afternoon for highway robbery on september
nj M ia alleged that he wayl1d Conrad Aenorahat anu
robbed him OF $40 and watch
CONFRONTED BY Two WIVES.
p,r,,,opE Dec l5--In the CITY Criminal Court
pa lanes r. Green about fortyhve yesrs pleaded
an Indicmcnt bigamy and was sentenced 70 the
guly for four years Tho two wives were IN court
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
THE STATE PRINTING CONTRACT

ALBANY, Dec. 15.-Thc proposals for the
contract TO do the Legislative printing, which were
opened today included several detailed bids but those
made in gross known "lump bids" were IA follows
Weed Parsons n Co., $4,000; Argus company,
he awarded as soon the computations can be made
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
MEXICAN INDIANS CAPTURED.
LorIs. Dec. 15.-A special dispatch from

OF. LOUIS, DUO. IO.--lt HTtNIuI HIDF''VN'r ''"''
San Antonia Texas, says: "News has been received
from Preside del NOrte the Northern Rio Grande
that the chief Arragate and thirty Of his tribe have
been captured by the Mexican troops These are the
main remnant of VictoriO's desperate band"
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS

SYRACUSE n. Y, Dec. 15.-The Executive
Committee OF the state Sunday School Association which
met here received reports showing the favorable pro-
,,ress NJ the county organizations. A subcommittee
Mas appointed TO further the gcncralwork Of the assoca
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
BOUGHT BY A NEW-YORK SYNDICATE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-The Gunnison Inn
provement Company Of Colorado heretofore controlled
by party of Phadelphans, has been purchased Dy
New-York syndicate known as the Gunnison Coai COM
uan % NeW-IuFk
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
ROCHEFORT ACQUITTED.

A PROFOUND SENSATION IN PARIs-A TURCo-GER-
MAN ALLIANCE DEEMED PROBABLE.
The acquittal of NJ. Rochefort, who was
prosecuted for libel on NJ. Roustan, has
caused a profound sensation in Paris. The
verdict is attributed to political sympathy.
An Englishman has been shot dead at Malaga
by sentry. There is talk of Turco-German
alliance at COnstantinOple.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
SHOT DEAD BY 4 SENTRY.

Madrid. Dec ia sentry guarding the prison
at Malaga noticed an Englishman walking around
the walls, and challenged him five times. The lat
ter. not understanding the challenge, remained
silent Nhercupon the sentry shot him dead. The
military authorities are investigating the case.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MISS CHAPMAN HETU HNs

ST. LOUIS Dec. I5.-Crawley, Elsner d Co.'
Wholesale and tobacco merchants have made an sSss
ment Their liabilities estmated at S2l,OOO ana thsH
assets are valued nominaily at $4,000
MISS CHAPMAN RETURNS.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5.-Alva Chapman, tne
young woman who eope from Newl9rk with pno"a a.
rapbcr In her employ several OF her
Central station This morning aud agreed 10 return Win thoni
10 New.YOrk.
SCENE AT A MURDER TRIAL A..
RocHFsTgR n V Dec 15.--In the trial OF Mat
thow Hickey for the murder Of Frederick uer Ihe
broke ana wcpt when his victims brother wac et
ing regarding hiding OF the body The prosecution ie'tou'
and tho defence opened by George Rainea
APPLYING FOR A NEW TRIAL.
-WuMINGTON Del. Dec. 15.-COunsel for Jere,
Iniah Iarrgan, the convicted Hockessn mnietsT' S S
reasons support OF the motion for cw
ing misconduct the part OF the jurors ana % 9S anu
snecfying Jurors permitted 70 reAn NC
papers and were completely isolated from OUTSIDE
induepceA
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

Of fire and TO provide adequate means Of exit from ther
theatres -,
gentleman in Vienna has given $62 500 TO the FUND
for the relief Of the sufferers by the theatre fire.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16
GRIMES AYD C4SUALrIES-BYT TELEGRAPH
A FATAL QUARRE Ed.

SHOT WHILE CAPTURING THIEF.
NPNDorA ILL., Dec 15.-Warren Barrett was shot
md killed by Nicholas Boyd. while assisting an omoer III
New-York tribune., 1881-12-16

j, BANCROFT DAVIS NOMINATED.
WASHINGTON, Dec 15.-The President sent the
nomination to the Senate to-day Of j. G. Bancroft
, 1881-03-06

Speaking Of circus people, It was remarked BY
Mr.. Sleary. tho manager tin hard times' to the
fascinating Mr.. Grad4rind: - tell you what,
thquire, they're very gaod-natured. people,
my penple. but they're accuthtulned to be QUICK
in their moycmenth; and. II you don't act upon
my advithe, I'm dumncdi II don't believe they !!
pith you out u winder." The "horse-rid1ng y
il better pnid now than 1t was in Slcurys tine.
Sud Il manager, the other day, In Boston: I'VE
advertise lhnt We pay Nine Dockrill $1.0D
week Ill tell yni why Ia addisiop M e, TO sio ~,
penscs, ana place ut her disposal curriaRc, Ia
which she rides from hotel tn train, and from
CIRCUS to hotel. Besides this, VIC pay all the cx-
pcnse Ot keeping ,tl,d transporting her. six
horses. md we employ Il man 70 look after them
SO thur sho really does Gust US 510d every day OF
her life; and $l,tcO II week Is not mueh OF m
cxnggcrut1on, ufter all, Chang gets 500 week.
and Tom Thumb $,es5. M1ne- Corloyn, the rider.
receives 500 for her Services The largest mum.
salary, from $45 to SO per week apiece. The
, 1881-03-06


In the manufacture OF the richest class OF
brocaded goods the introduction Of tinsel is
a marked feature. but it is subdued by the
silk and velvet with which it is mingled. The
effect produced has certain Oriental rich
ness that is not unlike that which many
medieval artists sought to obtain by the in
PRODUCTION of gold in the backgrounds OF
their pictures containing figures. The gold
and silver brocades in the lighter tints have
been among the most gorgeous Of fabrics
for evening wear during the winter, and the
same style Of goods in colors appropriate for
street wear will be worn during the spring.
They will be used for jackets and dress fronts
OF outdoor costumes.
The new silks arc int's:it SOFT i'll texture,
and comprise satin ,ne1reitleuN, shaded
surahs, satin bouYier. gros ti'Indc, and others
of light texture, suitable for warm weather,
Armure damassee silk and wool plaids, light
cloths, cashmeres, serges. can.els'- hair goods,
arnlures, and other fabrics Of solid .tints and
figured pattern will be made up with the
suitable trimmings or these plain goods may
, 1881-03-06

tittinp. and ulsters. differ very slightly
from tfose Of. last season, except
Chinese, Russian, and kangaroo. For the ne
NEST elegant materials +l pr,nGtpha'tty ah te eaSf ehont
doIman Shane will be used. The newest d.
signs have the sleeves detached from tn the
body Of the garment from the elbow. Vne
sleeve has two tabs at the back and front. 5 Is
loose under the arm and the sleeves. Iasseneu
made mad a triae Shorter than the tabs and are
gathered at the end, forming as they hang
the sides Of tie garment. The, loose pale
tots, with Russian sleeves. arc shlrred NJ tte
close lifting. and they are especially suitable
fep's for slender n' figures. The sleeves are also
SHRED at the wrists and where they gre
Joined To the armhole, and finished with
ruftle at each edge.
, 1881-03-06

It is impossible to rernnIn long sick or out Of
health where Hop Bitters arn used.