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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-27

COACHMAN-Engl desires posi-
~ ton in private family as coachman !;
careful driver; best city references. Address
"a. Globe !
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-27
FOR RENT.
Houses.

LfLAT-For rent, fiat, seven rooms and
Il bath room: conveniently located; good
neighpors; possession given July /; part of
furniture for sale cheap; references required.
Address G 3d. Globe 176-78
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-27

Compound words count two words, and
abbreviationS count the same as fun words.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-27
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

Male.
A GENTS-Wanted. experienced agents.
"A The Continental Savings. Loan and
Building Company. Room 2S, National Ger
man-American bank building. 17iS0
A RTIST-First-class crayon portrait artist
n TO give q few lessons Address 29O4
Thrtieth av south. Minneapolis. us
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-27

(NOACHMAN-Ay young Swede would like
~ position as coachman; can give the
best of references. Address A. Larson. 243
Pearl ST )
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15

The most of the $4,000 appro-
printed by the last Legislature to
encourage the sinking of artesian
wells still remains i'll the State Treas
ury. Tribune.
And will continue TO remain there
until the appropl iation is "ccom-
panied nv law which will prove
an inducement to well boring. The
present law is not.
NJ. Z. CHURCH Services at IL
A. NJ and 200 P. NJ by the Pastor,
Rev. C. L. Logan Morning sub
iect: "What Is Truth"
Coush! and CouGh!! and CouGh'!
What in the world is the reas on
YOU will cough and keep coughing
and still keep trying inferior medi-
cines when BEGGS' CHERRY
COUGH SYRUP will positively re-
eve you coul II at once? This is
no advertising scheme. but an ac-
tual fact, and we guarantee it. w
FL. Chedic, Druggist.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15
POnROY JoURNaLrzEE 70.

Some years a.o Brick Pomroy IN
aagurated a very abusive style Of
Journalism, which has row COM
pletely gone out of existance, but
il sun has imi;atofs. One finds .
fair sample OF il in an open letter
addressed hy Marcus Boruck 10
Ncssrs. MscLey and Jaynes, repre-
teniing the Postal and Western I'm
ion Telegraph lines: He says:
"Your wires have been used in
the dissemination of cowaidly lies,
libels and SANDERS upon Governor
Waterman and the undersigned by
species OF bastard journalists,
having no paternity, and for whom
no one seems TO he responsible.
Under the talismanic combination
of Associated Press dispatches,
which should more properly be en-
titled Associated Press villainY,
wretched lies and ISLANDERS have
flashed broadcast over the country
by the immunity. which the
Hretched liars and slahderers en-
loved, by reason of their bastard
journalist & connections. While
they do not possess paternity that
is tangible AMI apparent, they have
a bastard backing which hides it.
self from the hight of day, and
take these illegitimat- spawn of all
that is fetid and rotten to do their
dirty work. Notwithstanding their
cowardly carcasses are hidden from
view, ] know WHOM they are, where
they ieed, how they live. the depth
of their degradation and the true
history OF their hypocitical course
oil conduct"
This sort OF writing was consid-
cred quite forcible about quarter
of century ago, but 1t Is now
looked upon from purely humor-
Gus stan point.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15

Mat. McCabe, oi New Brunswick
H., offers TO pay five dollars to any
person trorbled with bloody flux,
who viii, take Chamherlain's Collie
Cholera and ID airhoea Remedy ac-
cording to directions and does not
get well in the shoI test possible
time. One half OF % cent bottle
of this remedy cured him of bloody
flux, after e tried other medicines
and the prescriptions Of physicians
without benefit. Mr.. McCabe is
perfectly safe in making this offer,
as more than a thousand bottles of
this remedy are sold each day aid
it has never been known to fail in
any case OF collie. cholera morbus,
dysentery, diarrhoea or bloody flux,
when the plain printed directions
were followed. For sale by q. G.
Thaxter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15
TIE NA.LE JURICDlCTION

The question of Federal jurisdic-
ton in the Nt.ie case possesses a
deeper import than most people
realize at the present time. The
assumption OF United States au-
t. rit in the case. is unprecedented
a al most of the people are patiently
waiting TO know TO what extent the
laws of the United States uphold
this claim. The bearing of the
q, e,iion effects every State in the
Union and probably no question
has been before the courts for years,
upon which the eyes of the legal
Maternity are more anxiously bent
than this. The line of demarkation
between the right OF the State and
the right Of the United States, has
heretofore been toIe-ably vel de-
fine,i, but now the position OF the
line ia more uncertain IN the minds
OF men than 1t has ever been before.
TIE discussion which this questi' n
h las given rise to, grows broader
every day and it is not unlikely
that it will become an issue in
national politics.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15
4 IA B.. s>AtI Il = L. ~ u Z.

Unless measures are speedily
adopted to guard against the pres
ent sweeping fires, we shall in a
short time be inhabiting timber
less continent. Throughout the
greater part Of the Basin region,
every thing in the shape OF a stick
OF wood is oi vaiue. Even the
roots and stumps of trees are worth
from $40 To SIP cord for fuel here
on the Comstock, and nutpine
from SIS to SIS. AS things are
nov going, the day is not distant
when the main range of the Sierra
will be as treeless as now are the
interior hills.-Enterprise.
The man who goes into tree
planting in a large scale will make
money. There il soil in tits State
and plenty OF it where cstten-wood
cuttings, if planted early IN the
Spring. will take root and grow
without irrigation.
A thousand acres Of Gotten wood
trees will make man indepenC-
emily wealthy in ten or fifteen
years.
In the Middle States, far sighted
companies are going into the tree
planting business and investing
large sums of money.
An acre OF alkali land planted in
cottonwood cuttings will be worth
q thousand dollars ten years from
now.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15

@ALESMEN-w WISH FEW MEN
~ t, sell our goods by mp!e to the
wholesale and r, tail trade. Enclose two cent
stamp. Largest manufacturers IN our line.
Wages g. per day. Permanent pc ition. No
postals answered. Money advanced for wages,
&c.
CENTENNIAL MAMIE Co.,
CHCiHsArTI. OHIO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15

The Ohio Greenbackers and the
New Jersey Mossbackers are still
agitatirg the question of the day.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15
PROPOSALS WANTED

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until October list, 1889, for the fol-
lowing privileges at the Ormsby County
District Fair to be held October 9TH to
October Il inclusive:
Cigar and bar privilege at grounds.
Lunch stand at grounds.
Refreshment privilege at the pavilion,
including ice-cream, lemonade, candy,
etc.
For music at track and pavilion-band
TO consist of not less than eight pieces
All bios will be sealed with Bid" etc.,
written on the envelope.
The Directors reserve the right TO reject
any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
J. d. T0RREYSON,
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-15
THE
BELLEVUE HOTEL
smear Pine Point, Lake Tahoe.
California,
O. ROBERTS. PROPRIETOR.

This new and commodious Hotel, which has
lust been completed to accommodate the pub
lie, is situated on the most 81 htly place on
the Lake, where you az surrounded by the
Gran6est Views in the World
This is the Favurife Resort Tor
Tourists, and Health and
Pleasure Seekers.
Hu..-INe AND FISHING, FREE BoATs,
CARRIAGE AND SADDLE HORSES,
HOTEL FIRST CLASS AND
TERNs REASONABLE.
jy1SH
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NOTES.

The deficit of the Turkish incom.. will
this Year exceed ~S1O,OOD,UUO.
Only one. woman i'm France has this
year taken out "a license for shOoting.
Last season there were five.
Mrs. Whistling Shaw made hcr first
Majesty's theatre ON August "A. with sue
cess. Of course.
In the section of the Paris exhibition de-
voted to the Historic, tu Theatre thers, il u
collection of wax models of feet of noted
ballet dancers.
tn the French railway employees has b.-
gun on the Paris-LyQns road. Ii will prob
ably extend all over France.
In consequence of the SUCCESS of the
ssnokclcss powder, the Italian govern
ment has suspended the manufacture. of
all other kinds of g~nnpowsisr.
Queen Victoria's recent visit tn. Wales
reign of over half ~ century, twelve days
only have been spent i'm Ireland.
Among the effects of introducing sleep
ing cars ON English railways IL this: ''FOr
births ,sict i'm sleeping saloon cars the
charge OF five sliillings i'm additiOuto first
class fare"
The great church Of Ii. Sacrc Cu.ur,
is nearly finished. and il is thought that il
will ''take it's place among the cathedrals
of Europe"
Two climbers Of Mount Arurat. Rus
slams, found in perfect preservation u
minimum therinoinctcr, which was left
there last year. Ii Registered fifty degrees
below zero, ct,ntiRrade.
The first section of tho railway from
Pckin tn (hinkiang has progressed as far
as having tenders made for it's cOnstr,c-
ton. The sum estimated for rails and
plant ON this line IL SIO.OuO,UD.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-17
DISQUALIFICATION of Children.

Absolutely the latest importation from
England established herself yesterday on
upper Broadway. She Is II tall and rather
harl-fcatured woman from Manchester,
who displays the extraordinary sign ON
the door of ler fiat: Disqualification of
Children" Her sister established tine par
ticular ''profession'' which she follows. ina
London nearly two years ago, AID IL IL
mothers and fathers of families will prob
ably hc able to judge whether tine idea il
worth encouraging ar not.
MY sister," said the Manchester wo-
man who has Established herself here.
.'rcalixing that the majority of mothers
love their children too much to punish
them severely, conceived the idea OF set
ting herself up as a PUBLIC disciplinarian.
ter and uncrring Judgment in all matters
cofccrninR children, and she had ex-
tensivc experience as a visiting nurse
ness. II is her iie, that children
are more severely punished when
they are frigh'eTTc a THAI" 'n a.r;'f +, amy ,SS
heat of passion while the child Is excited
and %unruly: does not have half as sal',,
considered punishment in "a dark ward
robe ar sending the little One tn bed with
out supper. Better than this is +" threaten
the child with IL visit from the btigaboo.
The dread of the arrival OF this awful
parsonage will act as am Incentive to good
conduct with the most fractions children
that is about what ! am. The fee i'm Eng
land for visiting u house and diss.ipiininR
the children IL two shiiiinRs. This IN
wolves medical advice drawn from the
fund of considerable experience in the
world, besides whatever suggestions the
condition of things may naturally lead ny
To. Besides this part of my business
hops, to teach. doctor and nurse the little
ones. OF course there ars. points Of an
tions, hut the effect is good upon the
children.
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THE NERO.

The Trouble He Took tn Keep Hts Saiss,
SoN and sweet.
A useful example of the proper cars. of
the voice is to In found i'm ~ very tilex-
rsctssl quarter, says the ConfeAnf sOsuTy RE-
ris,c. The Emperor Nero, as il well known,
believed himself to bc IA great artist, u mo-
ton of which those about him were. not
likely tn disabuse him. His dying words,
'NGlualis artifex pcrco!'' show that he had
at least one feature of the artistic temper
ament. He sought fame by many paths,
in poetry, tiddling, driving and other
branches of the fine arts, to say nothing
of his scientific experiments on the bodies
of his nearest relations. The imperial
virtuoso was particularly vain of his voice.
which | can well imagine tai have becn
soft and sweet. qualities which often
enough accompany n cruel nature. Hs.
was proportionatcly careful of so precious
a posscssion. His system is worth quot
ing. In addition tai such general meas
urcs as attending to his liver, and alb
staining from such fruits and other foOu
as he fancicd tai bc injurious to his VOICE.
his back with a small plate OF lead on his
stomach. This WAS probably for the psir~
pose of checking the tendency tn at9losn
inal breathing. which has alrS.ady been
pirAtion for singers. In order To spare
his voice all unnecessary fatigue he gave
mp ~haran0uing his troops and ceascd even
to Address the senate. As i'm later times
science Nero gave his voice into the keep
ing of "a p~honascus. He spoke only i'm the
presence of this vocal director. whose
duty IL WAS to warn him when his tones
became too loud or when he seemed to hH'
i'm danger Of straining his voice. To THE
same f~unctionary was intrusteh the for
midable duty of checking the empesror's
clolncnrc when IL became top imts.tssosis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-17
NACLE GOES SCOT FREE
Juass SaxysF's Decision In the Habsas-
Corpus Case In San Francisco.


SAN Sept. IT, Judge Saw =
yer. i'm the United States court. this MORN
ing, rcrtiers-d ~ decision i'm the hahcas
corpus casc If Deputy Marshal Magic. and
discharged Maggie from custody. The bill
of exceptions filed ny the counsel fer the
state was allowed by the court. and pend
ing AN appeal To the United States su.
prssnie court, Maggie was ordered released
an his own rccognizansc. with bonds liked
AT S5.OO0.
The discussion was very long. II gives
10 review of the circumstances of the past
year eliminating i'm the RECENT tragedy.
In commenting on the subject of jurisdic-
ton. Judge Sawyer says: "There il no
c~ssnfiict b,twccn the authority Of states
and ths. United States. In such eases the
national government is paramount He
continues: sThcrc can bc no doubt that
the Jurisdiction of the United States ~
affected by reason of the lo,atiou where
the homicide occurred" The main q'-"s-
to . the court 90 insiders are: First.whs h r
the homicide committed 10y the petitioner
while acting i'm charge Of duty
impn~sSi on him by the constitsl-
ton and laws of the United States
and second. was homicide necessary. or
was il reasonably apparent to the mind OF
the petitioner at the time and under cir
ssIpnstances then existing. that the killing
was necessary i'm order tO "a full and COM
plete disc hargs. of such duty. The court
declares that the marshal IL ~ peace officer
50 far as keeping peace i'm any matter
wherein the sovereignty of the United
States is concerned. and he has all the
ps,wers of "a sheriff assto such matters.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-17
IN JAIL ON A CHARGE or LIBEL.


Easssr sass sg sTswn Tspsc~" Arrsssess ~
the Instance of Dr. Hsmiltss.
NEW YORK, Sept. n.-Eugene ID. Mann,
editor of Tosrn Topics, was arrrstsd to-day
on complaint Of criminal libcl preferred
by DIR. Allan McLnue Hamtlton, and conn
mittcd tn the Tombs la default NJ 5000
hail. In the issue of September &. i'm com
nection with other On the Rob
ert Ray Hamilton case. there Appeared "a
paragraph rcftecting on DIR. Harnilton's
father. Dr. Hamilton, who WAS then at
Newport, came tai this city as SOON as the
paragraph was brought to- his attention
and made al complaint against Mann to
the district attorney. The matter was
laid before the grand jury, which to-day
found an indictment for mistcmeanor
agiant Mann. As soon as the indictment
was found Judge Gildcrsleevc issued "a
bench warrant for Mann's arrest. and
armed with this Detective Sergeant Riley
arrested Mann in the afternoon at the
office of the paper IN Fifth emu He
WAS AIKEN before Judge Gildersleevc
about 4 o'clock just us the latter was ahout
to adjourn court for the day, and placed
under 5000 bail. Mann was prepared tai
furnish hail. but not to that amount, and
he was therefore committed tn the Tomlrs.
He declined tn plead tn the indictment for
the present.
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ITEMS.

Our tramps are placed at
Carnegic's cook gets $1,000 "a year.
A college of shoeInaking il suggested.
At London ND retail bakers are i'm ~
trust.
Kr,Ipp uses 1000 tons of coal and coke
daily.
Indians are the hest workers i'm New
York hop fields.
In France husband aud wife work in
shops together.
Natural gas saves Pittsbirg 1,OUO,UD
tons of coal per year.
Whites took IL places Of striking Chi
We have more railroads than the rest of
the world combined.
San Francisco has 4O.OUO Chinese. They
earn S12,OOO.OUO n year.
At Cincinnati an men osit of work can
get 81 "a day ~chopping wood.
WadswOrth ,Nev.I railroad hands tarrs.d
and featlicrsh ~ '.slSotter.S
In France worker stoD at 1O::D 10. m.
for lunch. Sunday work is common.
A New England rubber company made
- per cent last year ON "a capital of s1O.-
OOO,UOO.
Lake City Fla, butchers must exhibit
the ears and hide of the meat of nimal
for sale.
Some American sailors refuse to- take
the places of the London strikers even at
triple wages.
R~ailruatlcrs have asked the government
to compel the uss. of automatic brakes
and couplers.
Men stamp 3.OO letters per ho,A. The
New York ~postotfiGc il trying ~ machine
that handles 24.OO per hour.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-17
Touched Him Right.

A citizen who OWNS and rum several
fancy farms was sitting i'm his office yes
terday, says the Detroit Free Press. when "a
MISUNDERSTANDING fellow, with his right
thumb wound up i'm IA rag, climbed the
stairs and asked for IL quarter.
why should ] give you IA quarter" aic-
nlanded the aHrictlturist.
because l cant work."
"Whcn did you work last"
A last week."
"What were yot doing
"Husking corn. That's what made my
thumb Sore"
"Oh, that's IL: Hnskins corn, 81" Well,
here's yonr quarter"
The man had been gone half an hour
when "a sudden thought caane tn the far
mer. Then lc leapcsl up with the ex-
clamation:
"By gosh. hut I believe Ia iicd, OF
course. he did! We haven't even cut Our
corn YETI"
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

seated bids will IN, received at the office ~ the
city Clerk III the City Of Anaconda, untils O'clOrk
u. M. Saturday, September 81 LIST, for the purpose
of constructing - ditch in which tn hay sewer
pipes. Said ditch will commence at u point ON
the corner III Hickory and SECOND streets; thence
along second street tai the eastern limits Of the
city. and from thence to tile point of discharge
at the Anaconda COmratny's failing ditch. The
distance within the city limits Is .,70O feet, and
the distance from the end " Second street to the
point Of discharge Is S.OO feet, the depth To be-
seven feet. Separate bids ARE required for each
portion Of the work. Plans. specifications and
profile can be examined at City CLERKS Office. A
bond will I've required for the faithful perform
ance of the work. The city reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
y. u. BOARMAN.
City Clerk.
ANAtONDA. Mont. Sept. u. 1850.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

AMERICAS t;uLcH MINING AND MILLING
90. or AMERICAN GCkru. SILVER
Bow Coz NTS, MONT.
Notice Is hereby given that INT "a meeting of the
trustees Of said company held ON the 3ist day of
August. 1SSJ. AN assessment Of two -, cents per
share WAS levied upon the capital stock of said
company, payable on or before, the nth day of
company; at the city Of Anaconda. Montana.
main unpaid IN the i2th day of October, lss?,
shall he deemed delinquent and will be duly ad-
payment shall be- made before, will he sold On
the sNh day of October. lSs9. to- pay the ,ielin-
gupnt assessment. together with the costs of adj
vertising and expenses of sale.
D.. A. KING,
Secretary.
ANACONDA, Deer Lodge County, Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-17
l1Butts. Notes.

The withdrawal of A. Fred Wcy from
tho republican ticket at n late hour In the
campaign il regarded as significant. Mr..
wey was anxious to obtain the nomina-
ton and hc certainly would not withdraw
now unless he regarded the fight as lost.
That bitter war il raging i'm local repuip-
lican ranks. IL AN open secret.
The (hristophoro ClOonihO society held
their annual picnic I'm Columbia garden
yesterday. A large crowd attended and "a
most enjoyable day was spent. The ANUS
mcnts provided were abundant and the
day PASSED oil without u single unpleasant
incident occurring.
DIR. L. J. Murray is seriously i'll of pnciI-
mouia.
The teachers institute of Silver bow
county convened at the high school to-<lay.
The institute will bc in session until We'd
nesslay.
A.. +. Bray is recovering from am illness
that he had died.
The fire bug is still i'm Butte. A das-
tarsily attcmpt was made on Sunday cycn-
ing Ia burn the shaft at the Original Par
ing for some days and there, could have
bss.n no other cause. for the fire than i'll
ceisdiarisni. The Waterman who IL en-
pioycd to watch the place. claims he saw
two men run away from the mine on sun
day evening ahout X o'clock. and II few
moments after the flames broke out. The
fire was extiuguishth before. any great
damage was done.
Maulc Bros. to-day commenced work
story brick block of stores on their vacant
lot east of the City Hall. on Park street.
The building will he 4sx1uO feet, and will
b. one of the finest on the street.
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From Judge.
Boylston: ! upset my soup into Miss
Hapgood's lap at dinner to-day, and when
I delicately offered to atone for the care
kessness she deliberately insulted me.
Daisy: What did she say?
Boylston: She asked me amount ]
ems In the habit of paying ON similar o.
easions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-17

From the Burlington Fire.. Press.
Miss Vassarbrcd-Oh, Emily! I under
stand You took the prize offered by the
Lndies' Nigga zine for the hest essay written
10y IA young lady under I'D:
Miss Homebrs,d somehow I got il
i don't know how. Did you compete?
Yes; sent them my graduation ESSAY
on The Bnddhistic Extinction of DESIRE
What did you write on :?
"'How to Knit IA Patch I'm "a Stocking,
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This he did hy covering the imperial
orators mouth with u napkin. IL must
have needed no small measure of courage
tO apply this clfcctnal method of ''clos-
urc" tn the arch-tyrant Of history when i'm
toxicated with the cxuberance Of his own
yo4alisntiou,
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N N STOCKS.

Ups aaa Dswns IN MARKET values mn the
New YOrG Exchasge.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The stock market
to-day VA weak and declining from the
opening Tn the close, and tonight every
thing is lower. though important comes
sions are not specially numerous. Col
solidatesl exchange opening at lO0.
est 1O1K lowest 1OO, closing lOOL. The
total sales wcrc 1,27s,OOO barrs'ls.
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The Average aud thr Individual.

The Average and the Individual.
From Puck.
Tom knower lin the course of his arg,i-
mcnt,-But. my dear sir, the average man
would think
Barker Carper-But there is no average
man so far as thought il concerned. The
average man is on the fence and doesn't
think.
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y fUN LIT.
Miss PlantaRenet DE verc: That mans
attentions tai ms. are most Offensive. and
he has the reputation OF beinR "a fortune
hunter. DO you suppose il is naua's
wealth that allurs.s him?
Miss Dolly Flicker thouvhtfully, : Why.
what else can il he?
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Black velvet capes are lined with white
silk and trimmed with white silk pcsss.-
nientcric.