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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
NEw DEooRAr1oss.

NEw DECORATIONS.
We have now in stock three new decorations in
HAvILAND's CHINA which we sell In any ouan.
tity desired The price Is very reasonable and the
advantage Of being able to match q broken piece ut
once is o great convenience. We have LEFT of the
French and English Dinner Sets which we are selling
below cost Of import, about II Sets The price at
which offering them ought to move them Oh
rapidly.
WILMARTH 4 EDMoNsTON.
au19 1905 Pennsylvania ave-
II You WAsr A
vAPOR STOVE
be sure you get the best and with the --latest I'm,
Of ali sizes q GaoWN III WEI
DANFoRrH FLUID constantly on hand See Spe.
K BEE Err ,N MATE R co95ERs Ss
W. 8 jerks CO.
iy3 III It'll street
Coon NEwz Coon NEw.
GRO0ANS INSTALLMENT HOUSE,
For allin need Of FURNITURE, CARPETS. STOVES
and HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS in general
asno need be without q well-furnished home
because they have not got the cash to spare
We are determined to knock the bottom Qua Of high
prices. and will sell
GOODS ON INsTALLMENTs
AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE
WHERE FOR CASH
And we make this extraordinary offer that customers
can make their own terms in regard to paymenta
Come and the largest in the United Statsa
Come and the largest and stock TO Sc
lect from.
Come after you have posted yourselves on prices
andterms elsewhere. and we will guarantee you tnas
GRoGAN's INsTALLMENT HOUSE,
THE OLD RINK
ON NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN 18TH
AND 14TH STREETS n W..
WINGED that what we say facts and humbug. We
repeat. come and make your own ternls-as
jels GkoGAN'S
j usr RECEIVED
CAR LOAD OF OUR
IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER su1rEs
BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS
which we selling at $29.7a
BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED
CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERIN03
Al COST PRICES
w. ii. HOEKR
AHa~t OH,
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TINHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
II And
THE LADIES ART ASSOCIATION OF " Y,
ss3 l4th L. ~.
w Ill be open oil summer Great reduction I'm prices
IUr the summer.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGToN. ID. c.. Aug. 20. 1886.
Indications for "a Hours. Commencing at 3 p
To-eiuy.
For District OF Columbia Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia. fair weather, easterly winds.
nearly stationary temperature.
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Real Eafate sales

Messrs. Duncanson Bros. have sold recently
at O uction: For p. NJ. Dubant trustee, lot z, in
square 517, improved by frame house No.
433 H street northwest, to Harbert 8. Wright
for $2,325. For John j. Johnson and E. NJ
Lowe. trustees, part lot s, square 517, improved
by frame house, II street between 4th and 9TH
streets northwest. to H. W. Barbour for 81 900
For the owner, lot 8, square $50, corner 10th
and II streets northeast, to Ola Chappell for 40
cents per square foot. Lot %, block 10.
Meridian bill, to VIM. Mayse for ga, cents per
square foot. Lot 9, block 9: to A. p. Pardon for
IA cents square foot. Lot II, block 9, to A. F.
Hllyer for 10 cents square foot Lot 10, block
10. to VIM. Mayse for 13s. cents square foot.
Lot "a. block 10, to A. A. Freeman for 13s.
cents per square foot. Lot 81, block 6. to Mr..
Sherman for Is cents per square foot. Lots 8
and 10, block ., to A. +. Hillyer for III cents
per square foot. For Jos. r. Edison and Chas
b. Bailey trustees, north half of lot Is, in block
II, Todd and Browns recorded sub division of
Mt. Pleasant, to Allan c. Clarke for $50. For
Otis L. Presbrey, surviving trustee, lot %,
square $50. situated on VI street between 9th
and 10th streets northwest, TO VIM. Ba,lantyne
for 81 80 per square foot. For Samuel Maddox
trustee, part OF square 92S, improved by two
story frame house on street between Stn and
9th streets southeast, TO 5. E. Shields for
S1,26O.
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EXPENSIVE SLEEVES FOR HER JERsEY-De-
teciives Carter and MahoD on Tuesday arrested
Emma Byas, colored servant girl employed at
and locked her up on suspicion of stealing a
s56 shawl from. her employer. Judge Harper
$500
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NOTES.-Gen. Augur is reported to be improv.
ing daily. On Dunbarton avenue and other
should be removed by the District authorities.
TENPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, 10; con-
ditiOn, 20. Receiving reservoir, temperature
49, condition at north connection, %; south
connection, SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, II: condition at inruent gatehOuSe,
80; etttuent gatehOuse SO.
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Soc. CHILDREN's Kid spring heels, worth 75c
81 Youths button shoes warranted all leather
Ice. Ladies' slippers, sold elsewhere at 4Oc.
9Sc. Ladies' fine kid shoes, regular price 81 so
S1.15 Mems lace and congress, actual value
9l.75
All kinds of low quartered shoes and slippers
TO be closed out at half price at
The Star Shoe House, 126 9TH ST., bet. G and III.
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Horizontal Reduction In Prices OF
TOPHAMS CELEBRATED TRUNKS
$1,000 36-inch Leather Saratoga, now 1880.
S12OO 80 inch Leather Saratoga, now $40. so:
Popular $1,000 Leather Saratoga, now SO. 90;
our best S6-inch tWO-tray muslfn-iined Canvas
Dress Trunk, with Excelsior Lock, was SIS. 90,
now $3.50; 36inch twO-tray Dress Trunk Sec
ond quality, was $1,000, now $780, smaller
sizes of the above and all other Trunks that we
sell, at corresponding reduction.
TOPHAM'S FACTORY, 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
The ONCE Of the Howe Machine is at
Auerbach's, 7th and Il. Telephone caH 1922.
RazOrs kept In Shaving Condition. Dog Col
lars and Pocket Knives engraved Tree. The
Rodgers Cutlery Store. 4s7 Pa. av. jy21-w&f3m
Lawn Tennis.
Full sets, in well-made cases, at greatly re-
duced prices.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
eos EOS and TOT Market space.
Mems and Boys Percale Shirts. SOC. I'D,
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and h. /
Most Liberal Offer!
The Voltaic belt Co.. Marshall, Mich. offer to
send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric
nicted with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Manhood, etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars. mailed free.
Write them at once.
81 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, MOI
Rye w Risky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near d St
Choice Quality Summer Underwear.
25c,at Auerbach sBicycleShirt Depot, 7th & II. 1
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn.
Ing and delivered in y ID. WARD prints, 35c.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
sweet Milk &C. per quart. Cream 10 cents.
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best
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A TuouoHrru1 G1a1
What are thy dreams. oh maiden fair.
With wOndrOus azure eyes;
what are thy thoughts, so sweet and rare,
That thou gazest on the skies?
Thine eyes proclaim thee lost in thought
troubled look they wear,
As though thy mind an answer sought,
But found 1t not down here.
"Oh. sir she said, II do not dream
Of days gone long ago,
But I'm wondering how in Dickens name
The Golden Eagle sells SO low"
my father bought q coat and vest,
CTwas silk. it cost four dollars net;
Twas well worth double that amount,
And 1t was cheap, You bet
My brothers clothes were nigh worn out;
He went there for q suit.
q He now struts like dude about
1t makes him look cute.
My sweetheart bought his summer clothes
At The Golden Eagle Store
Not one of all my former beaux
Fer looked sweet before
know their goods are in demand,
splendid stock they keep
But I'm blOwed If can understand
How they can sell SO cheap"
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV CORNER OF 7TH AND Sta
GALL BLUE SIGNS)
IS j. NJ. GRADY, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

CHARGED WITH ROBBING A SALOON -
Yesterday IN the Police Court John West, a
coIored man, formerly in the employ OF Henry
Peterson. at tine latter saloon, Al, street and
IehnsSVania avenue, was on trial charged
Win entering bis former employers saloon in
the night time and stealing a watch chain The
case was sent 10 the grand jury, bonds $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

At Aurora, Ind. Louis Hilbert was stabbed
and killed by William Watkins in distillery
yesterday. Watkins was taken from Jail and
nung by mob.
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THE NEW PHoro ART Co., sO5 Pa. ave.

THE AUCTION SALE of Wines and Liquor
will take place at Sl1 1th st. NV. all this week
1t 10 a. In. and pm.
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L. B. b A r NUN a CO..
931 PESNsYLvAxIA Avxxux
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

WAsHINGroNIAN ELECTED PRESIDENT
Inc national association OF ex-prisoners of war;
chicago "a the next place of meeting The as
soc.afion Endorsed the Morrill, pension bill and
authorized the appointment of a committee of
nve 10 investigate the present pension laws
with a view u their amendment In the interest
oi ali disabled ex-union soldiers and sailors
Major John McElroy. of this city, was elected
president OF the association.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NHk BOYS English AND CLASSICAL HIGH
a, a SCHnL-Commencrs IT, eighteenth year sep
aids church Az street nv. ins,raetion faithful ard
tnoronsh careful preparation Tor cuisines compst.
as a hss 4sns Its psrS IL The past as ru,s biz
moniss % wei = now patrons Inc hooir IN hos
s r~s p n Pst,ec order The r.incs, may b. al,
info NATION laa2o-2mI j. W HUM. A. Al.
WILLIAM c oHARE,
w Teacher OF Piano and Organ.
Tuition moderate. az 10Th Nv. au2o-2ws
IHRENCH LESSONS
ans Sps sa ss' ~ one season practical use Of the
this week. MILF y TR;'pHoMME
1914 18th a eet~ean n aud 7.
Morning afternoon aud evening classes 1T ala grades
,"r adults and caidren trench kindergarten at
Esscs Tse lasspx stss %rs aud anderssna
books a4.stl.m
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR eTH
- aud ID stsnw.-A practicsi bushes, ,ducai
selves and successfully perform aciite duties OF
lie Thorough instruction given IN Rapid Writing.
lations. eeping Business Practice Cnmm. Tcial
s aeSar sas Sd , sysSss and
WEDNESDAY. september list, at am and q pm.
Ausuef 3sd rai corps OF teachers Tuition fees.,
psy ,ess SESSIONS bushes sonrse Que year.
monthly nsallments OF go each year scholarship
WeeSs sao es on soe nes NSs 10
Yer scholarship $50 enterng; three nonihs.sIs
g. shs a @ Ss In
illustrated Circular sent free application
HENRY & SPFNGrR Principal.
MIS-. sARA A SPENCER. Nlce Principal aule
MRS. J. l. McGEk's SCHOOL (~INTH NFAR9
VA VIII reopen Monday. september 10th at llloL
81 NV anls-sm
ct JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.-THE
- next session begins sept 'mber Is. 1855. Seven
depsrtments and four Courses Of study. Prepanar
tory school attached situation unsurpassed fOt
napois Md. may he had Of john h. PARET.
sl3 Pennsylvana ave. sul Elm
DOCK HILL COLLEGE
III ELLIOTT CITY, MARYLAND.
Conducted by the Brothers % the Christian Sshoola
Scientific, Classical and Commercial courses. The
Modern Languages and Drawing taught throug 10.
oui The College without extra cha Board. Tuition
and Laundry. session OF five months, Nlsu
Day Scholars $50 studies Will be r.suIaea on Mon
day. >e ptember 9th, 1855, Send Tor "A pruSp,44us
aul1-5w BROTHER AZARiAS. Presid mt.
IHRkNCH KINDERGARTEN FOR CHILDREN
under tweIve wears OF age .reopens september 3th-
For particulars address MADAME CHIN KEMoNT
aule-lms
4 ELLINGTON ACADEMY.
"A CORCORhN BUILDING,
Corner Pa ave ana 10Th ST., ON L. :. Treasury.
limited Only scholar, of good moral character
c,lved. Fall term begin the SEs,DND MONDAY IN
sfPTEMBfh lay aud Evening Sessions areiu
and thorough Instruction nm the Common English
Branch 9. Book keeping. shorthand. Higher Arilh-
metic, Algebra, Geometry. Latin aud Greek
aul6-3m BURTON MACAFEE An, M. ~. Principal
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
III BitOOkENILiE ACADEMY
Brookex ne Mont -omcry County, Md
auls-lm KEW. G. h. NELSON. D.B, Prin
rINHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
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Now for u Big Rush Saturday.
Best Canvased Hams, 14c. per ID.
Delightful Breakfast Bacon, SC. Id.
New Mackerel, 81 40 kit, GO lbs.)
New Potatoes, Toe per bushel
Best Minnesota Flour, So barrel.
First-class Family Flour. $5 barrel.
Fine Blackberry Brandy, DOC. q bottle.
Fine Old Rye Whisky, S5c. u bottle.
Old Holland Gin, 81 a bottle.
Raspberry Fruit Syrup, soc. bottle.
Lime Fruit Syrup, soc. q bottle.
Lemon Extract, &c. q bottle.
Vanilla Extract, 1Sc. a bottle.
Cakes w. CASTLE Soap, 15c.
Best Chocolate, 37c per 10.
BrOma and Cocoa, 24c. package.
Wine Jelly. 24c. bottle.
Calls Foot Jelly, 45c. a bottle.
Claret Wine, 25c. q bottle
319-lb. boxes Baking Powder. &c., with beau
t1lul book.
A Box Of SO Good Cigars, 81.
1t would take this entire column to tell Of
2ne-quarter OF the great bargains to be had.
n. I. METzGER & Bro,
1 All 7th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

The CARROLL INSTITUTE will give an ail-day
exeGTs.0a to Lay Ridge next "Wednesday.
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bachs Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and II.
The Following Extraordinary Bargains
will be sold Tomorrow only at s. w. Ausen.
stems. sl7.sl0-s21 18th st. n: W.: Patent Window
ated Chamber Sets. $2.S7; Market Baskets, &C.;
Blocktin Dish Pans. 23c; Wooden Water Buck.
Silver.plated Teaspoons, 32c; 3-string Brooms,
1Sc.; 4-string BrOoms 24c.; n dozen Colored
GoDlets, 29c.; soft. Clothesline, &c.; colt.
Clothesline. 12c.; n dozen large Jelly Tumblers.
18c; Round Wash Boilers. doc; n dozen hall.
gallon Fruit Jars. SIC; Ironing Boards, 29c.;
large Block Tin Basin, Soc; Clothes Pins, 13c;
Pins, 2 boxes Blueing, 97c. Hair Brush, /
" hisk Broom, Comb, 23c.: Cake Board and
Rolling Pin, &c. Balance of our stock of Baby
Carriages, Refrigerators and Trunks 20 per cent
below cost. i
Vine Pleated Bosom Shirts, Too. up at
"A erbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and II.
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CHILLING QUIT! EVERY DAY.
y INDIAN TEA CO.
: 8 ID. Silver Starch 25c. Cider Vinegar, 25c. gaIs
Golden syrup, 4Ot. Family Flour, Y Dbl. 10
Plantation Java, Roasted. zoe. ID.
Best Family Flour II Dbl, $1.4N
Tea worth 6Uc only 6Oc ID.
Csc. !" soc III
65c. 40c lh
45c. soc 10.
Mexican Coffee, Roasted, Ice Id.
south Carolina Rice. &c. ID
Cakes Olein Soap, Doc. Green Coffee, 1Oc. III
Family Flour. 81 10 Dbl Extra Flour - 70 q Is bbl
shoulder Meat. X. H. No. Nc, 26c. dos
INDIA TEA 90. As It'll q. aw
Send postal anl8
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n HkNhl = SYN X frlncipal
Mrs. SARA A SPENCER. Nlce Principal. an Q
DOCK HILL COLLEGE
h ELIICDTT Oily MARNIANn
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY.
GDRtDR RlfIfDING

Corner Pa ave and 10Th 81, ON L = Treasury.
A Select school Tor BOYS and Young Men. Number
limited Only scholar of good moral character
c lNed. Fall term begin the 5,DND MONDAY IN
sfPTEMBrR lay aud Evening Sessions. areful
ana thorough Instruction the Common Engiis
Branch 9. Book keeping. short hand. Higher Au.h-
metic, Algebra, Geometry. Latin aud Greek
au l6-3m BUXTON MACAFEE A Am a. PRINCIPAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

THE CONFERENCE IN MoNrELIo-The Ra,
Whore annual conference of the NJ p church
tcolOreci met at Monticello NJ. p. church Rev IT
Holly. pastor, yesterday. Rev. A. D. Coupling
was elected president and Rev. i. H. L. Cooper
as secretary of the conference. This conference
has "a membership of about 90 The regular
standing committees of the various stitutions
were appointed. Last evening there was preach
Ing by James w. Wells. of Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

II On T. SthbDL FOR BOYS.
BROOK ENlLisE ACADEMY,
Brookey lie, Mont -omcry County, Md.
Reopens SEPT. ID For Gaia ogue- apply TO
auls-lm KEW. Z. h NELSON, ~. a., Prfn.
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HousEkEEpERs. HousEkEEpERs.
HOTEL. CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PROPRIE
TORS, DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADE In
GENERAL, ATTENTION.! ATTENTION!

TORS, DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADE In
GENERAL. ATTENTION! ATTENTION!
1t has been deemed advisable to change the plans
already prepared for the Improvements OF Store
No All 9Th St the result Ut which will neceSsi-
the tearing Of Store literal ~ pieces Con-
sequepty. every dollars worth Of goods comprised ia
our stock must be sold.
Therefore. will offer for the next weeks all
of immense stock of groceries wines and whiskies
at sacrifice prices Never within knowledge ha,
such opportunity been set before the public buy
irst-cass groceries Of very kind at great Tpduc-
ton otter. We have been very, very busy for
the past forty days but We expect and know. his will
bring more business than attend 10 In the
same careful manner always but this Is ex-
cepton 1t you wish to avail yourself OF bargains
YOU
n T. METZGER 4 BRO,
au7 AT 9TH Ct NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

MARRIAGE MISUNDERSTANDING licenses have
beea issued by the clerk OF the court as follows:
Jpo. Miller and Mary T. Reyes; Chas. Howard
o. Howard county. Md, and Sailie Warren, of
Non gomery county, Nd; Richard Dyer. of
BaitiInore, Nd, and Rachel A. u. Cross OF this
city; Hatton Arrnor and Hannah Ricketts,, both
o. Richmond, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

The SONS OF JoNADAB. The SOVEREIGN
Council of the Sons OF Jonadab adjourned yes-
teruay 10 meet in this city next August Depu-
Ties nave been appointed at the present session
ior all cities to act In the absence of the soyer.
eign patriarch All old laws which have here
toiore governed the order have, by the adoption
ci Tie new code of laws, been abolished The
work OF the Orcer has been greatly sfmplified
oy the action taken at this session. The MEM
bers of the council have gone On an excursion
% Bay Ridge today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

DIED IN MARYLAND.-Mr. George H. Trun.
nei, VI the late firm of Trunnel & Clark, 81
Market space, died yesterday afternoon at toe
residence OIL his uncle. Edgar Robey near Belts
Vile, Prince George county, Md. Mr.. TruDnel
went to BeltsSilie last July for the benefit of
passed away after a long and painful Illness
Tie was about 1orty-seven years of age and was
Very popular In business circles. The funeral
VIII take place saturday morning at I O'Clock
from ASCENSION church, and the interment will
b. at Rock Creek cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT.-It will be
seen by the card elsewhere that the steamer
Lady of the Lake leaves foot OF 9Th street
wharf tomorrow evening and daily until
further notice, at $50 o'clock, TOR Piney Point.
Hotel accommodation so per day; $40 per
week. The attractions are good fishing, bath
ing. boating and other amuSementS.
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TRUSTED PRISONER Moses Robinson
cpiored, n trusted prisoner In the work house
"a a> sent on an errand yesterday by one of the
his business he drank too much whisky and
becoming boisterous. he was arrested by Officer
w aish Aitired In his striped suit he appeared
before Justice Harper this morning and admit
ted his guilt. The judge gave him an extra
week and ride back to his summer residence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20

Vine Pleated Bosom Shirts, Too. up at
"A erbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-25
Dazklt1.
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 25

ASOvEaDaEssED SOCIETY LADy.-Spss*
ing Of morals reminds NE that one CT t.
ladies OF toe diplomatic corps IS causing
great dea! OF talk by her imnodes;y 10
dressing, and at pubic gathering recently
she appeared in a costurae WHICH, Il l. bad
been worn anywhere else, would have caus-
ed the Interference Of the police. She Is
Young and beautiful. AID her reputation is
ungtained. Dut even 10 Washington soci.- =,
which toerates almost everything, ehe car
no, 20 much farther without lo=ipg the re-
spec, OF decent people. She has always
beer noted for an ambition TO exhibit tie
charms with which bountiful nature has en-
bowed her, and the artistic perfection of Der
figure ID as we'll known as the Washington
Monument. but hsr dresses have been cut
shorter and shorter at the top, and wound
more closely around her a. the season bas
grown, until she might a. we'll wear nothing
at ali.
90 the occasion referred to she appeared
in pink tinted silk which f...d her 60 per-
fectly that one who locke az her from across
the room could not distinguish where tie
fabric ended and the flesh bsgan. Their.
want a ruffie or wrinkle from her cor
sage to her train, and not the slightest Or
nament, except bunch Of roses at her waist
Of the same tint of her neck and dress. The
corsage was laced at the back, what there
was of it. but from her chin to her waist It
was one unbroken line, and as she faced
you she looked exactly ike q nude statue
of e pink mermaid. Her skirts were as
tight az her coIssge, and svery outline was
as distinct es undraped nature ltseli. VI
course she ade Eenss' on. and suppose
that was what sbe Hertei She couidn't
have caused more talk il she bad appeared
in fesh-colored tights Prom q Harrington
Society Letter.