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England and The Bosphore EgyP-
tfenne.

LONDON, May An the House of Lords
to-day Lord Granville, replying to inquiries,
said that England had sanctioned the seiz-
ure of the Bosphore Egyptienne at Cairo
without giving any opinion as to the legality
of the act. After Frances demand upon
Egypt for rehabilitation of the paper the
Britist government caused legal inquiry to
be made which revealed the fact that the
suppression was unwarranted. The Egyp-
tian government was therefore advised to
apologize to France and permit the reappear-
ance of the Bosphore Egyptienne.
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Furnished House for Rent.

49, THE large and commodious house, 70 York
H:::I Square, owned and lately occupied by Will
@sAAl liam johnson, Esq, is now offered for rent
with the furniture in the same. The house is pleas
antly located short distance from the college and
the business portion of the city, contains twenty
rooms, conveniently arranged and supplied with
modern convenienceS The grounds are spacious
and provided with shade and fruit trees For terms
and other particulars apply at
i25 HIGH STREET,
a23tf to Richard E. Rice. Trustee.
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FOR RENT.

49, DWELLING corner George street and
A:;5 Winthrop avenue; ten rooms, newly refitted;
without barn; one block from Chapel street horse
cars.
EDWARD MAILEY.
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49, ONE fine located corner business lot, corner
W.ii State and Edwards street. suitable for a dou.
-ak BILE house and stores, 48x75 Also another
eligible lot, corner of Howard avenue and First
street, 50x150. Inquire of JOHN DORNHEIM,
mail 2m% 216 State Street
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!. EOR RENT

KVW IkENWs
- THE HOUSE No. Clark street. suitable
;'s for two families; five rooms the first floor
zskk six on the second. Water carried up and
down. Inquire on THE PREMISES.
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FOR. RENT
FOR SALE,

90 ONE STORE, No. 104 State street. with o.
.s without brick barn in the rear.
~ Apply to MASSENA CLARK
Al Pm 81 Church I1cArr,n
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FUR EGENIe
AfesA THE store and basement No. 700 Chanel
!I street, next east Masonic Temple; privilege of
ssk steam freight elevator and driveway to rear
from Union street.
HENRY F. ENGLISH
a7u 90 Orange Street
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A Big Fire in vincennes.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 5, 2 a. ma fire
is raging in Vincennes, Ind, which threatens
the destruction of the business portion OF the
town. Assistance has been asked from this
nd other places. At this hour no partic ars
are received,
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For RENT

~
- SIX desirable rooms, No 90 Sylvan avenue
#:i! second floor. Inquire of
&sA G. A. WHITMORE, Apsthecary,
a2itf Corner Park and South Streets.
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Real Estate and MONEY.

49, WANTED-A cheap property in the Fourth
49, ss.A. FOR SALE-A good lot to build upon. On
ly little money required.
MONEY WANTED on city property. first mort
gage, per cent interest. Call at
r.. e. BALDWIN'S
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, s1s CHAPEL STREET.
m Qdnvv
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FOR IL ENT.

- FURNISHED unfinished rooms, very
Also tenements in all parts of the city. Inquire of
william H. Wheeler,
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a SITUATION as frst-class meat and pastrv
~ cook or to do general Homework or laundry
reference. Inquire for two days at eO0-
my5 IT. 10 SUMMER STREET.
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FOR RENT.


80 Second floor of 454 Orchard street.
Also the store 755 State street will be rented
AAeskvery low to an approved tenant.
a2O GLOSON HALL.
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DEATH EVERY HOUR
In The Plague-Stricken Town OF
Plymouth.

In The Plague-Stricken Town of
Plymouth.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 4.-This has been
a sad day in the plague-stricken town of
Plymouth. From early morning until noon
every hour was marked by the death of one
or more victims of the typhoid epidemic.
The death rate is Thomas Barry, aged
thirty; Thomas Davis, thirty eight; Miss
Harris, twenty four; Alice Jenkins, fifteen:
Robert McTighe, thirty-three; Mrs. Warner
Moss, Marian Richards and William
Raerer, forty-two. Two deaths occur
red of persons whose names have
not been learned and it is
announced that William Hance had died in
New Jersey whittier he removed after he had
fallen i'll. The Jaws of such terrible mortal
ity, the greatest that has yet occurred in one
day since the outbreak of the disease, created
a respondent feeling throughout the town
In stores, the street cars and in public places
citizens gathered in crowds. The names Of
the dead were passed from mouth to mouth,
while the helpless condition of their families
and the terrible nature of the scourge under
which the town is suffering were sadly talked
over.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as chambermad and assist in
"A washing or waiting; good reference INQUIRE
at
my51t* II ASHMJTN STREET
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Ak:AA THAT farm advertised for sale or ex-
@;; change last week is going to be disposed Of
MsAl If you have even thought Of having pleas
ant, quiet home, with all the Injuries you had bet
ter look at it at once Some one is sure to get a
bargain. No reasonable offer will be refused.
ala GEORGE A. ISBELI, 1872 Chapel street.
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Co., ROOM, with or without board in a private
#HiiiH family above College and west of Chapel
Aass.sAz street Address "a St'oi
mYb It's Il >, 2R CREENWGOn CrI,1rurr,
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wv A NTEn

"A tress or to take care Of an invalid. or wo,1Id
90 both Address "a ~
my 1t* sEM THIS oEr1ctur
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60 ONE of the pleasantest of the seashore
@H:;; residences at Morris Cove, South Haven
AAsA The premises include large and commo-
dious Cottage, furnished throughout, Barn, Bath
ing Houses. Pavilion, Rowboat, etc. The above
will be rented to responsible, careful tenant at
reasonable figure. Possession given June list.
Inquire of JOHN c. GALLAGHER,
Attorney At Law,
a29 Ct Room II. 50 Church Street
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49, BY lady, two unfurnished rooms and
MAsAA God neighborhood; protection from sewer Or
cesspool gas; terms moderate. References ex-
my5 2t* "A r O. COTTRIER OEETr,F
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49, THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DWELL
#N;;; ING HOUSE and premises No. 55 Hillhouse
AsAA avenue, corher Of Sachem street, lately occu
pied a residence by Mrs. Maria Pert, deceased
The location is unsurpassed in New Haven The
buildings. which include stable, grapery and con-
servatory, are in excellent order, and the grounds
are adorned with choice shrubbery and plants For
particulars apply to either of the undersigned.
HENRY G. KINGSLEY, uo,,,.c-
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by a respectable girl who is CON
-, percent TO cook, wash and iron, in a priyat
family; best of references given INQUIRE at
r xrcyrTJl
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Or BY gentleman and wife, 3 or rooms for
MAsAl until May II, l. Auuress'
my5 2t* ROY 75o 111ny
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FOR RENT.

For Rent.
AesA THE desirable store $50 Chapel street in
M;.sI Glebe building. Inquire of
MAesA. II. L. COWELL,
aprSu 1873 Greene Street.
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GMisce1 Ianen11s.
[B. BOOTH, Auctioneer.l
R!IcIIoN9gALE9

WILL SELL on Thursday, April 30, commence
w ing at 10 a. m at the house No. 3S7 Crown
street. all the carpets and furniture, viz Brussels
and ingram carpets, parlor suites, walnut cham
Der sets, other chamber furniture, mirrors, hall
stands, tables extension table, sideboard refriger-
otto 40
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WANTED.
WANTED

A SITUATION by middIe-aged lady as infant
~ nurse in gentleman's family: good refer
erences given Inquire at address
my5 Its sc >, 22S ORANGE STREET.
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WANTED

a SITUATION to do second work in a priyat,
IA family. Inquire at present place,
my5 lit 211 ORANGE STREET
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by young woman to do general
Apply at P'i'a'e iaiiiiiy'
my5 2t* 800 WALLACE crpuur
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-05

NEW YORK, May 4.-Th- funeral of Com
modore Cornelius K. Garrison took place to-
day from his late residence, No. 40 Park ave-
nue.. The funeral services were read by Rev.
G. w. Alexander, pastor of the University
Place Presbyterian church, and a quartette of
the choir connected with the church sang.
The body of the dead millionaire lay in an
elegant black velvet-covered casket which
was almost hidden by many beautiful floral
tributes from friends of the de-
ceased. Among the distinguished
persons attending were: C. D. Huntington,
Russell Sage, ex-Judge Hilton, A. B. Cor
nell, R. P. Flower, General Rufus ingalls,,
Joseph Pulitzer, Judge Andrews, George w.
Childs of Philadelphia, the three brothers of
the late commodore, and many others. Mrs.
General Grant, Mrs A. T. Stewart and Mrs.
Sartoris were also present. The pallbearers
were General w. S. Hancock, J. P. Kenne
dy, R. G. Irvington, G. w. Childs, Andrew
Carnegie, Joseph Delaware, Arthur Leary,
Scion Humphreys and R. NJ. Galloway. Al
ter the services the body was taken to Green
wood cemetery for interment.
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miscel1 a11en11s.
District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court, |

District Of New Haven, S. Probate Court,
April 20, 1885.
ENSTATE of JAMES d. PINGREE, of New Ha-
~ ven, in said district. assigning debtor.
The Court OF Probate for the district of New Ha-
ven hath limited and allowed three months from the
date hereof for the creditors of said estate repre-
scented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims
thereto; and has appointed Theo L. Mason and
Leverett L. Phelps, Esqs, both of said New Haven
commissioners to receive and examine said claims:
and has ordered that said commissioners meet al
the office of s. W. F. Andrews, 818 Chapel street in
said New Haven, on the goth day of June and the
18th day Of July, at 10 O'Clock IN the TO enoon on
each of said days. for the purpose of attending on
the business of said appointment
Certified from record,
TIMOTHY F. CALLAHAN, Clerk
All persons indebted to sal estate requested
TO make immediate payment to
aSO Cd ARTHUR E. KINGSLEY. Trustee.
PIANOS MOVED.
IF you want you pianos moved with care leave
H. your orders at
niy4 ct TEMPLE OF HUSIC.
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WANTED.

RlC4CLE-Anyone having a Columbia bicycle
- so in, curved handle bars for sale chean for
cash, address, with price,
mY4 2t q on
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by a young girl to do general
"A Homework second work. Good reference
Call for two days at 400 East street.
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An Editor shoots am Intruder.

ST. LOUIS, May A special from Pine
Bluff, Ark, says at Goldman on Saturday
night w. O. Tumage, editor of the Goldman
Times, shot and killed Richard Whaling,
postmaster of the same place. Whaling was
the assaulting party. The affair grew out of
trespass the part of Whaling in the Times
Office.
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WANTED.

MANURE. Address
IVA 'E. A. F. P. o. Box l.
WaStxy
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W
CVTTTATTnN
WANTED

A SITUATION by young girl to do oanaraI
n housework second work in a nriVstss e fai
ly; good city reference given. Apply at
my5 IT. 80 ORCHARD STREET
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Striking Coal miners Give In.

CoLLINsvILLE; Ill, May 4.-The striking
coal miners have given up the fight for high
er wages and have dispersed for the present
at least. A number of miners in the Belle
vile district resumed operations this morn
ing and it is reported that some of them are
paying the price asked for by the miners.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
- In West Haven. comfortable home, COM
#;:;I prising house and large lot; considerable
.M4sA- fruit; price s. 900,
fine building lot Ger trally LOCATED; $40 per foot.
FOR RENT,
80 A few good houses in the borough and fur
E:iil nished cottages at the shore.
E4s.A WALTER A. MAIN, 8
Az West Haven.
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WANTED.

1 or 20 colored young ladies to take part in th
y great coming beauty show or contest at Blu
ier's Museum, AZ Church street, Monday June
Apply between 10 a. and D. m. rny4 2t
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A SITUATION plain cook and laundress or
"A TO do general housework in private family
by a girl who will be recommended by her present
employer; Call Monday and Tuesday afternoons
between and only, at los College street
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FOR RENT,

ffA A PLEASANT HOUSE, centrally located
E;is with modern improvements. Rent low to
-M1eesAg good tenant, with small family Inquire of
MANvILLE & CO.,
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. FOR RENT.

tFor- othsr ,:est4te7ss SEE FIRST Page,l
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position within forty eight hours or we ill blast
you into eternity.
Under the notice was sketched q rude COT
fin. An examination of the premises dis
closed a quantity of dynamite under the
Office with squibs attached for the purpose
of carrying out the diabolical threat. We
sick is the outside superintendent of the col
iery and bears an excellent character. An
effort will be made to ferret out the guilty
parties. The Ama1samated association de-
noIince the act
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FOR RENT.
TO strictly private family, whole O

- TO strictly private family, whole or part of
#H:;: second floor, 205 Whalley avenue, with mod
AlsiA. ern improvements.
First floor 1o4 Poplar street, good remit reasona-
BILE price; :, "a.
Part Of Ill Dwight street. with modern improve
mentS; owner reServing two or three rooms.
Also. other good houses and tenements.
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WANTED.

1.-TWO competent Protestant girls one as cook
Il and the other to do second work, in a private
FAMILY at the West Haven shore. German or
English preferred. References required Call at
No. High street W. D. 80
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by a smart Intelligent girl in a
IA private family as chambermaid and " aitress,
Apply at or address
my4 2t% 1876 LAFAYETTE STREET.
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f. M. DENIsOl


Room 4, corner Church and Chapel streets
OK OPEN TUENTNHC
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VOL. LII
96laa11ts.
WANTER

TMar1ts.
WANTED.
gdGu WORK girl to do general
vi gsGds city s ss 6ARR = STREET
WANTED.
"A t hoqsework or second work. Good reference
WANTED,
. A SITUATION by a respectable girl who is COM
Sssf ssa iE2a in private
WANTED.
a SoIsenor by young woman to do general
my9 2t- go WALLACE STREET.
WANTED.
E:::f 81. B4 gentleman and wife, or rooms for
&isiH hgnt housekeeping from June l. Address
my5 st- BOX 75o CITY.
WANTED,
Co. ROOM, with or without board in private
iii family family above College and west Of Chapel
m75 IL =, 'F.S = IS GREENWOOD STREET.
WANTED.
w EE. A, Ftp. O. Box1,
my5 it, westville Conn
WANTED.
ess a IL fs by capable d woman woman
my 5 1t- M THIS OFFICE
WANTED.
n SITUATION as first class meat and nastrv
"a cook or to do general homework or Laundry
work in private family; country preferred; good
my5 IT. - 10 SUMNER STREET.
WANTED.
A SITUATION as chambermaid and assist in
"A washing or waiting; good reference. Inquire
my51t II AsHMUN STREET.
WANTED.
A SITUATION to do second work in a private
my5 1T 51f ORANGE STREET
WANTED.
ff3sss4 BY lady, two unfurnished rooms and
IGsA Good neighborhood; protection from sewer Or
esanpse gas terms moderate References ex
my5 2t* "A. B c." COURIER OFFICE
WANTED,
A SITUATION by middle aged lady as infants
"a nurse IN a gentleman'S family; good refer
er e1Hs given Inquire viz At IL Or address go
WANTED,
P1CYCLE-Anyone having Columbia bicycle
- so in curved handle bars, for sale cheap for
cash, address, with price,
my4 ct p o. DRAWER 49,
WANTED,
+ OF 20 colored young ladies to take part in the
y great coming beauty show or contest at But
ler's Museum, AZ Church street. Monday. June /
Apply between 10 a. m. and 2 p. my4 2t
WANTED.
A SITUATION by a smart Intelligent girl In a
IA private family as chambermaid and W aitress
or would take care of children First class reference
Apply at or address
ny4 2t+ 1876 LAFAYETTE STREET
WANTED.
TWO competent Protestant girls. one as cook
Il and the other to do second work, in a private
family at the West Haven shore. German or
English preferred. References required Call at
No. High street. my4 At
WANTED.
SITUATION as plain cook and laun6ress or
IA TO do general housework in private family
by a girl who will be recommended by her present
employer. Call Monday and Tuesday afternoons
between and only, at los College street.
my A t*
WANTED,
I AIDES and gentlemen, in city country to re.
IL ce1ve light. easy work at home all the year
round: distance no objection; salary from 81 to So
day; no canvassing. j. Fowler & Co., Boston,
Mass box Silt. a29 6t*
WANTED,
To BUY lot Of Secondhand Furniture and Car
pets. Highest cash price paid. Orders by mail
promptly attended to at
ja17 % CHURCH 81 Rect
Intelligence Office.
165 Congress Avenue, Corner Lafay.
cite Street..
-EMPLOYMENT office for males and females.
Help OF different natiOnalitieS can be supplied to
private families, boarding houses, hotels and res
taIrantS. The proprietor of this establishment paws
in hnio 0f
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WANTED.

I AIDES and gentlemen, in city country to re.
IL ceive light, easy work at home all the year
rolfnd distance objection; salary from 81 to So
day; no canyassng. J. Fowler & Co., Boston,
MaSS Do& 3lII a29 6t*
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TROUBLES OF COAL mINERs.
Six Thousand Men Threatening To
On SfrfLa

Six Thousand Men Threatening To
Go On a Strike.
CANTON, O., May "A strike of 200
miners along the Valley railway in the Con-
notion district is the beginning of mining
troubles which it is feared will result IN the
strike of six thousand miners in the Connot-
ton and Tusearawas valley districts. The
operators claim they are unable to compete
with the Hooking Valley miners and conse-
quently gave notice of cut from seventy-fve
to ffty-fve cents, the rate paid there The
miners refused to accept and on Saturday the
260 miners refused to work for less than the
old rates. The strike is expected to be long
protracted and exceedingly bitter.
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Search For Miners Dead Bodies.

PorTsv1LnE, Pa, May 4.-The body of the
elder Anderson was discovered at Cuyler
colliery last evening. The work for the re-
covery of the bodies of the remaining seven
men buried in th0lower parts of the mine is
still being prosecuted. It is doubtful if they
will ever be reached. Suits have been en-
tered by the widows and children of the
victims for damages aggregating 100000.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-05
Intelligence Office.

To BUY lot Of Secondhand Furniture and Car
pets Highest cash price paid. Orders by mail
promptly attended to at
jail d CHTJRCH ST Rect
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Bidders should mark the outsides o.
their envelopes ssPropOsaIs to Buy
BoMds.0
Valentine b. Chamberlain.
r-aasnrer of the State of Conn. o.io,,.
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.
B. BOOTH, Auctioneer.
QucTL2MnsALE9

WILL sell on Wednesday. May 6, at 10 a. M. at
w the store No 800 State street line and coun-
ter goods and several articles of furniture my5 ct
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For RRNT

- TO gentleman and wife, or to one or two
3:;I ladies' rooms in the second story of the
w brick house, corner of Mansfield street and
Prospect Place, few rods north of Trumbull
street. Inquire at H. P. HOADLEY'S,
a25tf Hoadley Building, Church Street.
REALTY EXCHANGE.
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A superintendent Warned to Leave.
MT. CARMEL, Pa, May 4.-The Office door
of the Pennsylvania colliery this morning
bore the following
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FOR RENT,
80 HOUSE of Is rooms, central, modern. Has
N9;;;I been used for hotel and boarding house fol-
AssssA twenty years. Arranged for two families in
good order. Also central second story room with
good light 45x50 IL feet in the clear: suitable fol-
any light manufacturing.
T. G. SLOAN & SON,
Room Benedict's Building
Omen EVENING" mi
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-20
The Best Dressed Woman In Europe.
[Cardif MALL

The Queen of Portugal Is supposed to be
the best dressed woman in Europe. The
statement that she never wears a dress
twice Is an exaggeration. What are evil
IDENTIFY referred are dresses worn on pub
lie occasions. This is in accordance with
Court etiquette. 1t may not be generally
known that the Queen OF Portugal has all
her morning dresses made In London, and
a morning costume just finished for her
Majesty is In blue and brown, a pl in skirt
In brown brocads In floral design, tho
outline OF the pattern being In pale blue.
Over the skirt is draped pointed tunic Of
brown cloth, with black draperies OF the
same. The bodice OF brown clo,h Is shaped
somewhat like an officers shell jacket,
with little gilt buttons all round the edge.
Where the jacket is cut away In front, q
loose vest front of pale blue silk is reveal
ed, sash of the same being ranged like q
scarf dropery passing under the basque Of
the Jacket behind, tied In two loops.