, 1881-05-01

np,v f1ora1 fancy is to suhstitutn a hjos
s,,,;,,<r ho,,1r,, ~ tho aaH,or-ha,1 ,,sod -,
ao'u@ oousn ~ u'o '''"eA'oe1' ose" ="
"e".l''s ccle"l"''es' -
4 Boston girl, who answered all advertise
ment for a servant, said she t.belongcd to the
| Sch,,man f.iub and wo,,fi f,,va tn ii. ahsent
onn ,,;lr,+ o.n,, ,,.aa,- 80 s+,,'a..,,r >,
o"c ''sns ''ell "eeN i'1 le'e! s"'s'
Next Thursday, May. 5. will witne IS the
| opening of the Central Cafe, OF the corner of
| St,tc orf, ra,,dor1, str,nts s4f,ontr,1 Ayus;c.
IIo11 p1,;ti,,r., >, r. h., 1,aa,, osn"aa.o-, f,sS
tt",i Hu1ions: IL 'li'o oeen a'ta'Seu' w
nis1lea, suiu ~ w., pc coi'lueleu 10 llleel te
wants OIL tnc laules and gcntlelnen OF our city
who desire an establishment elegant in all its
| appointments OF service, cuisine, etc. An in
spectton is requested with the hope uf re-
| ceiylng continued and well pleased patronage
III the future. opeclal attention Will be given
70 TO-! serving me suppers or 'g4t luncheons' I,saa'
lGes stavGas, a at e.ells' sc, % alter u@eatles @
OPERAS ana concerts. 20 wines Or liquors
served oeats reserved 1oF iatles. open from
q: III. nttli !l:.V p: M; we doubt not. TINS
calc Ely Wlli optaln lff ansEtanlaneous patronage
1,lat W1s aWaraea the ;. ..Cohlmoli-oellseL Lunch
,o ,o,, ~, taona t!e oHeil1
olne,,;nse le on Ppy y ho;
tha sn,,,a ,l,,a u ~, "''"0A
H. 1Ji1Io;s ;e o., -, tro,, ,,t,,,, ,,,rtro;+ ,f
,fr ;rnnn,,sn raintat, &c rs'1e -
th u ,o,,so ,, II ~
vnara ~ rnr WY ha,n 'o <1,. t1, ",G ri;at
that his ilne nortrait of III. Gladstone ey e.,.
iibited last year at the Royal Academy was
painted in i've hours. '' '
E,.or,, ,,,o,,,,,,r eao1'o,, c,,,. - 49, ,au,
| pennln comnancinp tn Ecrn hm,sn or rcff,r.
nisIinr. An imnorfant natter in such cast.s
is to procure tic iatcst and brst Sncds at
ton. in selecting soiii silver or siiver-
ware. y. Matsnn 4, RI" Garner ri Stot. and
Monroe streets. carry \ very ]lrge stock If
the celebrated Gorh;tn. solid silver and Reed
n RortO1,,s siIycr-ntntaJ ware All rnoIs
marked in Main fi.rlrrs M deviar;nn ~
Tifrcrent annlicat,ons hit t}n somn ,,r;nci:
peNSuch is The summary the the cominy ] g faSh
Inn If is stfi The mi Wire nr iaiu .vifl H.
urcd stuffs, whether Silk or wool it lunttcrs
not, that will furnish food for the modiste's
fancy.
The Jersey spring walking boot, with
the correct idea, and the beautiful sssailor
tien and new styla ;:NeWnort ties', art. the
. undivided admiration Of our society ladies.
II, Wheeler tE Co, "a East Madison street.
for these elegant goods.
The Snanish tacc dress is disn,oved hv tbo
most nyc,sive ,no{istes as the hiSt ~ ala. siae
gance for summer cOstumcs.
Eya,un1es of tha finest works of nvorr wall.
paner nroucinr @ countrv on III tne sfohn IN "a "x-
k;hition ot III md ~; Srat,s stTnnt m W an1
after NAV ; .1nhu ! ncf;rotr i,nnnrtnr 70 "n0
"This is the mojdcn ali forlnrnn - WIN
often wtshet, che haI navor ~ hnon hn,r,, nnG ,1'd
t,1rnei IT., her nnse II, notniont scorm ~ a tha
eirj Who last season's hat had ,yorm " ''' '1Ao
n, Eot1,or,,. ~ thn . ,';, , ',oa,an r af ,uo,a,,
,,,n,,, A eaa, Gas sIt HS 70, ,W;iia u. Van
~ fh aso "s Ie'e ~ ia Ia ,vha autoA
ujs., ~ ,e ~ VI, iAoei ;it"s i"s ,I,;o, G ee M
s.ssIte ~ te llotGl.se7 Mitc.i ie IN Go1l-
fhe most sl,enficaj of his ahffitv tn ,,IaasS
Ills connections formed during his spionrn
abroad Inst season enahles him tn nffcr % tha
jatest designs il, hair snoils as tber annear
from time to time in Paris.