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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-16
SENATOR SCOTT.

Senator Scott, of Ohio, made one
or two good talks that had the merit
ofbeing sensible. The average mem
Der of the Legislature, when taken
from his usual business occupation,
and clothed ia the garb Of q awnsk-
err gets an idea that it is absolutely
necessary for him to preserve the
constitution and maintain tho sacred
honor of the Stale against the attacks
OF traitors. Senator Scott showed n
few symptoms Of this disease at the
beginning of the session, but he is
now past the critical stage and on q
fair way to recover, il the last speech
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-16

Under the caption of "The Inglo-
rious Breakdown of the Presidents
Critics." the Baltimore Sun of very
recent date says: There is some
thing comical in the catastrophe
which has overtaken the critics of
the administration conduct of our
dispute with Germany about Samoa.
Mr.. Bayard and the President were
both censured vehemently by Repub-
lican Senators for not ''doing" any
thing to sustain the American view
Of our rights at Apia. WheD chal-
lenged by the Presidents message
to say what they wanted done the
Republican majority Of the Senate
has to confess its approval Of the
Presidents course in regard to the
whole matter by declining to go furth-
er than he. Mr.. Sherman, as chair
man of the foreign relations com
mittee, could propose nothing
stronger than to spend 100000 on a
coaling station at Samoa, though it is
evident that both the station and
the coal will fall to Germany if we
allow her to acquire the islands.
Nothing less than a fort at Pago-
Pago and naval force equal to Ger
many's is required to make our po-
sition there teneble. Moreover, I'M
der high tariff designed "to check
imports" and obstruct commerce we
have from the point of view Of the
Senate no use for coal at Pago-Pago.
The entire unsubstantiality of the
Republican policy of action" was
demonstrated, however, most fully
yesterday when Senator Hale said
he was mot willing for the Senate
to declare affirmatively that it would
maintain the independence of any
people," This was said in reference
to Senator Reagan's proposal to
amend the Sherman propo-
sition with the words land for the
protection of the rights of American
citizens residing in said islands and
to preserve the neutrality and indie
pendence thereof" Mr.. Reagan, in
offering this amendment challenged
the Presidents critics to say by their
votes whether they really wanted
Mr.. Cleveland to "do' more in the
Samoan matter than he had already
done. Their responses was to beg
Mr. Reagan to withdraw his amend
ment. This was complete back
down. This is evidently want of
''grit" in the Republican majority.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-16
LowrHER NOT SATISFIED.

MIR Oxley concluded the debate
by few forcible remarks and send
iag to the clerks desk and having
read n letter from President r. Nj.
Tnrner. Attention was called to
the fact that a large extra outlay
would be necessary TO put the Uni
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1889-02-16
HE HAD NOT HEARD IT.

The effect or rather lack of effect,
which such wars of words generally
have, is well illustrated by point
in hand. 1t was just after one the
strongest addresses of the session.
The speaker had prepared his re-
marks with great care. and really
made a logical and convincing argu.
ment from his standpoint The rep
resentative of the Register had oc-
casion to inquire Of one Of the best
informed and most alert members on
the the same side of the House abont
the particular wisdom of a certain
phase of the address, and found that
the gentleman addressed had not the
faintest idea of what had been said,
or how it would he answered. Yet
he is one Of his party leaders, active
and vigilant in debates, and was
probably one of the best informed
on the questions at issue
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
WELL ATTENDED.
The Millinery Opening or Adams & Co..
Handsome Exhibit

me miilinery Opening or adams Co.
4 Handsome Exhibit.
Almost all the ladies down street yes
ter,lay visited the millinery emporium
OK Adams 4 Co. and viewed the dis
play OF winter millinery novelties ex-
MU.ted by this firm. The occasion was
the winter opening OF tins firm, and il
was well attended.
Conspicuous among the new styles
and shades In opera and reception bon
nets and tOQucs, are the following: A
bonnet n pruuc cOlOred velvet, gold
shaded, embroidered crown, copied
from q French bonnet which was val
ued az SO. Another in new shade
OF red. trimmed in black Jet, very low
crown, French pattern, importers price
SD. Mrs. Adams prices are only $40
and Sl2 for these exact duplicates. Also
2 t0que with cream cOlOTed crown, en-
hro.dred in gold imported ribbon,
black velvet and shades OF green with
autumn tnts.
They also display n large assort-
ment of trimmed ielt hats ana bOnnets,
iu all shades that are stylish.
The fine display made by this house
= the result OF Mrs. Adams personal
selection Of the finest goods and STYLES
iu the market, and the tasty trimming
of Mrs. Chapman, their efficient trim
mer. Their store, as usual on opening
days. was constantly thrOnged by ad-
mlrlng patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
An Exciting Horse Race.

At one of the county fairs recently a
most exciting horse race occurred, and
Us result formed the nucleus for so
much sport that 1t is too good 10 keep
from the public. a joke was perpen-
trated on the owners of the valuable
u0rsefesh in the race, and it Is need
.e-s 20 say they are carrying loaded
Ins for the Joker. The race was q
irce-for-all trOt. The purse was $500
O. the winner and n private stake of q
handsome Russian leather pocketbOOk
and is contents. The special pre-
mum was ON display at the judges
stand before the race, and its plump ap-
peGrauce made the ewes OF each driver
water. Tho audience was large, as our
country cousins were ont in force. The
race was the event of the day and
much money was up On the result.
"Glit-Ed-cd Dick" "Rippcr Tom. 4"
"Gcne Scr.veL' BGys.dr Harry and
"Tm ~lattery' were the horses that
started. An had wcll-Snowu records
and % was easily seen the race was for
Blood. "Glt-Fdged plck' had n walk
over aul woa the last heat in CGntor.
N hen tie premiums we're awarded
Dick driver received M pocketbook
w.tn tlo mode -tv OF baby. bgt happy
feelings were 20 his heart. Tie opened
tHe mnca--oughtafter treasure aud
took from oue ot its pockets a slip OF
rautr. Iae entire contents were OF tne
same DESCRIPTION, and can any one
IH' -re tIr receivers feeling, whom ne
r.a. Far Qraxer Rolled White Oats
ON thc slip ac held 70 his fingers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
CHURCH SERVICES.

In these announcements usual services"
or hours mean that the morning service oc-
ours at 1870 q. m. ana evening service at Z
=, IN.
South Congregational-Rev. Franklin Noble,
D. D. pastor Preaching morning and even
ing by the pastor. Christian Endeayor Society
Will meet II /. NJ.
The New Church-Rev. George Henry Dole,
pastor. Services morning and evening az the
usual time. Morning subject: The Ohurch
ana Her Commerce" Evening subject: "Ihe
Resurrection; What Where andsWhen II is =
Sabbath-schoOl and adult class az The close oI
the morning service. Lesson: John ILL.,, i622.
Lecture Wednesday evening 81 :y Subject:
God as a Creator aud Preseryer."
Westminster Presbyterlaa-Rev. Or. :. H.
Cobb. pastor. Morning aud evening services.
Preaching by the pastor. Sabbath school al
l.. Young peODle's prayer meeting at p. m
Seventh Day Adyentists-Sunday evening
7:30 o'clock. Good remplars' Hall. McMulen
block. South Dtyislon-st. subject: The MIS-
sion Of Christ" l.. @. Moore, pastor.
Universaiist-In consequence OF the absence
OF the pastor there Will be no services. sun
dayschOol AZ II IA. as usual Evening services
VIII be resumed the first sunday IL Noi iemDer.
Plalnheld Avenue Congregatl0nal-Rev. J..
I. Hustled. pastor. service In the morning and
evening AZ rhe usual hours. sunday school al
noon. Meeting Of the Christian EndeaVoT
society at Is Z. n. subject Tor sermons, morn
lng: Prison Reforms, evening: nat snail
We Eat
Grace-Rey. DR.. T. J. Knapp. rector. Divine
sersice ~ 1850 a. m. ani : p. IN. Morning sub
i"ct. Forward, the Whole Line Evening
subject: Grace Grit and Greenbacks.'
Fountain street Baptst-Rey. Kerr B. Tup-
per. ID. H.. pastor. l sual services morning and
evening. Subjects: morning, The Present TX
istng tulty OF Evangelical Christlans; even
ing Lessons from Late Christian Conven-
ton Public cordially invited.
First Congregational-Rev. A. X. Merriam,
pastor. services As usual morning and even
ing. sunday school and Bible class az noon.
Meeting OF the young people society OF Chris
tian EndeaVor at y. m.
ST. Marks Epis copal-HOly communion al
n. m. sunday school at 10 a. ~. and $50 p N.
Service and sermon by Rev. Campbell Fair,
ID. D.. al II a. m. aud 80 p. N.
Oakdae Park Protestant Epscopal-Ser-
vices and sermon by Rev. Ball Wright. d. D.,
rector.
Emmanuel PreSbytcTian-Rev.G Geo. Reynolds.
pastor. Preaching services mornlngand even
lng as usual sunday school AT 3:s0 p. m.
AoUng.people's prayer meeting al 500 y. m.
Wealthy Avenue Bapust-Rev. Or. John
ponnely pastor. Usual services morning and
evening. Morning topic: Criminals and
Prison Reforms" evening. second lecture 10
young men:-"A Choice Young Man. sun
Gay-scho0l ~ u. Young peoples prayer meet
ing in chapel at As
Second Street VI. E.-Rev J. VI. Reid. pastor.
Morning sacrameutal service. sermon by the
pastor IN the evening the pastor Will de liver
q memorial discourse ior the bdd fellows
Societies. ~unday-school concert 10 the even
Ing al Myrtle street Mission.
Joy Memorial NJ E.-Rev JAS. " Reid, pas
tor. Preaching at ,. ~ by Rev j. II. Brow
nell.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

John Lawrence, who was arrested
Tor burg trnng Broggor & Z0itncr's sa-
loon ora iae night OF August 10, was
ARA .gued n tae superior court ycs.er-
dIF and pleaded guilty % the C.urge
It's sentence was deferred until 10
o. clocS tomorrow. Tie took from the
s1.oo1 hfe boxes of cg1rs and $50
iu -lla-e. The prooahlt. ties are that
John wl fud them very hgh-Driccd
r-'rs frrC he is through with tine
aa. ..r
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Sunday affcrno0n-l0 l0ung mems meeting at
4 4O'cl0cN. All young men are welcome
Junior departmcnt-Meetlng for boys only
Will De held 81 3 o'clock. Al boys arc welcome.
Depot-Gospel meeting and song service viii
De held in the Union depot AZ 5.S3 p. N. at
which everybody Is welcome.
Thursday evening-Meeting FOR men only
will bc held Thursday cvcninS al : 20 clock
Young men are cordially invited.
Jail services 8f q. ?. m. open only 20 those
who 20 g take part ia the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
Free Passage to Florida

And return to spend the winter. If
you store your goods with Radcliff &
Holt it Will stop your rent, fuel, gas,
hired help, etc, and in that way pay
your passage TO Florida and return.
Remember our dry storage warehouse
Is nearly fire proof. Telephone 900 for
moving Evans"
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

J. K. Johnston, OF the Eagle Hotel,
was the recipient yesterday Of hand
some gold-headed mahogany cane,
which the gentleman is very proud Of.
The glyeT was Chase Bros, the popular
piano manufacturers. The following
words were inscribed on the handle:
"Chase Bros. to j n. Johnston, to-
ken OF esteem"
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
Pure Maple Sirup.

Pure maple sirup IS hard to find, yet
every grocer has it and of the very best
quality. if you may believe what they
say. W. ;. Hunt has some Vermont
sirup. ne claims nothing for 1t; simply
asks you to step into his store and sam
pie it for yourselves.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Wuou Muskeg0n reaCnes rs maxi
mrm growth 10 VIII encircle the
lake, business setting for a
Jewel 'Of the first water. ="
Then the electric railway can
wf <e a complete Circuit. crossing the
h1rbor inlet oy drawbrIdgc or tunnel.
You doubt g stranger Things have
come Cd pass ia Micligan.-Ngsteg0n
lhr1nrf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
THE SUPERVISORS

Voted Themselves Pay and win Collect
EKtra Mileage.
The supervisors held q very short ses-
sou yesterday. fhe only business of
Importance was the voting OF mileage
an per diem 90 themselves amounting
o. Sit,aUo Inev meet again Monday
at p. m., ani Wall collect another
Az. age allowance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
RAprLIFF & HoLT

RADCLIFFE s HOLT
Have been tie manufacturer OF nne
par.0E furniture aod mattresses IA this
cN for nearly nve years. Iney are
also uph0i,terers. packers and movers
"a furniture. and ever since tne4f al
vent into the mercantile circles or this
city tAi, Trm has enjoyed
c0NsTASFLY GROWING BUSINESS.
For sone time past Radcliff * Holt
have ag.tatod the subject Of erecting u
thoroughly equipped warehouse Tor
storing household goods. Ia cities like
Detroit, Buffalo Or Chicago, i storage
warehouse has been success. Ii is
NOVELTY TO GRAND RAPIDS,
And It's success lies wholly with the resi-
dents. Radchtf 4 Holt have gone 10
considerable expense IN erecting tins
metropolitan affair, and have en
dcavOred 10 make it fully the equal in
every respect OF those IN the large
cities.
Ratclih < Holt are reputed for their
husthng qualifications, and II a success
can be made OF
STORAGE N THIS CITY
This young business firm viii undoubt-
edly meet with IL. The building Is lO-
Gated "a the rear Of their retail depart
meat and is connected with II 10y Il
bridge, thus giving their patrons easy
access ~ their new building from South
D.visiOn-st. Half of the first floor Will
be used for storing their bedding, up
holsterlng and packing material, which
VIII give them additional room IN their
OLD quarters 10 cater more extensively
70
THE WHOLESALE TRADE.
The balance of the first, together
with the second and fourth floors, Will be
devoted TO storage, packing and gen
eral warehouse business. The third
floor, which is on a level with their re-
tan department, will be used as a fur
nture warehouse, thus giving abun-
dant facilities Tor exhibiting
GENERAL LINE OF FURNITURE,
Which this firm will now carry. A
hydraulic elevator has been placed in
the building. Special efforts were
made 10 make the structure as nearly
fire-prOOf as possible. A twO-inch
water main extends to the top Of the
ed fice, with hose and reel connections
on each floor, giving
4 SPLENDID FIRE PROTECTION,
And enabling the firm to secure a low
rate of insurance for their patrons.
The firm are particularly anxious of
impressing upon the minds of all that
they viii continue to occupy their old
premises. where they Will still make a
speciality OF re-upholstering and
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES
And whatever work they do of any de-
scription VIII be of tirst-class nature
as heretofore, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction in every respect. May sue
cess attend them in their new venture.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

New York seems t0 take the cake for
fine hrckwneat flour ana YOU can find
at IS. = Iluut's store p huc quality of
l0rS ~tate patent bucSwneat -four. lie
.so has M stock tlo Michigan -four
which comes cheaper
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

W.C.T. 4. meetings ~ Good Templsrs Hall,
corner south Division aud Island sts. Central
C. mon me ting. IDu saaEs. a.. 3 o.. i1.. S
meeting. thursday. so g. m.. utol 20 q nier g.
frst Thursday OF Zach mnptn. zlils sewing
hooi. saturday. z ~ 3. %.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

IHE AEW sEEtCTURE kASkAFLf
EKECTED 81 RADC1IFF a BOLT
his FHKa's kAFfD
PHONhESS-

a Coaoa1oai0us Warehouse MIA Al see
stodesa improvements Egusi a. Auy
IA the LaFse Ezstera Citiss-~ton-
stFusted on sefeutiac fFtnet-
pies a. Regards flrs 4ad
bauapEss-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Tie brick block recently erected BY
Badcl.d q li0lt on CheTry-st.s near the
corner ot south Division, j. = most de-
c.ded improvement % that thorough
fare. Iue building, which u of very
pretty aId attractive design, IS Tour
stories iG he ght and covers a space OF
- by 70 feet.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Quality wins The fno elegant favor ~ The
Toss lp~ Cigar is u1t raTeepthle lu aug-
other r. cigar. ead onlY ia the best arsde oi
Joe cigars.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
Stoves. Star Furniture Co.
Ribbon sale this week. Kendalrs.

Mems suits at $3.50, worth 5000, at
the Towers Great Bankrupt Sale this
week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Go to Llyingston's for your Sundays
dinner.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Can't be beat-Banner cigar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
CHANGED DAILY.

We know Of no softer, cheerier, stoa>..er
light than comes from a Rochester
Lamp. Scores of handsome shapes-
metal and decorated porcelain, COM
plete, $500 10 SO. Elegant Piano
Lamps. with large umbrella shades and
all complete, S6.95 u S72. Hand lamps
of all descriptions, with burner, CHM
ney and wick, ID cents 10 30 cents. Why,
the burner is worth that much alone.
Stand Lamps with shade, burner, chin
ney complete, 90 cents To SO. Hang
ing lamps in the rich, gold bronze, with
large porcelain l4-inch shade. large
size burner, chimney, hook TO hang IT
with and all complete, = to S25. Ban
quet lamps, very new, very effective
and very handsome, with large fhades,
1915 to S25. Ask to see those new
flower shades on the secOnc floor. You
cannot see them unless you ask.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Pears is the purest and best Soap
ever made.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Kirmes. Kirmes. Kirmcs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Boys suits Sl.75, s. and $3.50 at the
Towers Great Bankrupt Clothing Sale
FMS week
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Have been tile manufacturer OF nne
par.0r furniture a0d mattresses IA thls
Cty f0r nearly nve years. lhey are
also upholsteEers packers and movers
"a furniture. anu ever since the4f ad-
vent into the mercantile circles or this
city Tins nm has eul0yed
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

Go tOLivingston's for your sunday
al f.Drfa~
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

And whatever work they do of any de-
scription viii be of first-class nature
as heretofore, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction IN every respect. May sue
cess attend them in their new venture.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27
THr WHOLESALE TRADE.

And enabling the firm to secure low
rate of insurance for their patrons.
The firm are particularly anxious of
lmpressing upon the minds of all that
they viii continue to occupy their old
premises, where they Will still make a
speciality of re-upholstering and
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

crown of Their head by an arrangement
OF wire. and = basket strapped al their
backs. This basket has a top shaped like
our eel pots with hole through which
the fsh can be dropped. but cannot
crawl ont again. He takes his station
at the foot Of the dam, or where the
light from his lantern falls on the
water above. The lampreys at night
hold en- 10 the stones with their mouths
like our suckers, and when they see
the light th0y let 90 their hold and
drift lazilt, tail first. 70 the dam and
over it; as they slip down the incline
they hang to the first projection, and
quick as a flash the spear strikes them
and they are transferred 10 the basket.
One man in the river never used a
spear, but put on pair Of untanned
gloves and caught them as they csme
over the dam. One night | saw him
catch 1875 pounds of these eels
Visitors crossing the bridges see these
lights scattered over the river. blend
ing with the lights on shore, rendering
il diifcult 20 define the houses and the
river: they think it the lamp of some
vessel laying at anchor or at a wharf.
and 90 home 10 bed never dreaming Of
the strange industry going on just un-
der their noses.
Our ambitious young sportsmen out
for a vacation might get a heap OF fun
these autumn months with spear and
a lamp in the likely streams. As soon
as frost comes tho pickerel will begin
70 seek the shadows, and they are cas-
Ter to spear than cells. as they lay nearer
the surface and so are seen better.
They must be struck very hard and
quickly landed In the boat.
WILL p. PoxD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

shs sarfsce. rouEh-Toveu hur1ies -
willow - Ssh twl4s are faste ned. about
twenty feet sqEare. then about foot
above re f-st other hurdles are placed
and tha sra~n between "a filed vtth
rushes 4 hole shout to- fees &C sare
Is cat 81 the ~ iSdie throrTh both t1r-
dies sni the sost IS ecmrlete Far
several riSh-s nan yoes icvn sr1
bats de ground u0deF tbe feat n n
shoppe6 Tor--s. etc loosel II rolled into
balls slth -iav. Which slowly AL -
pieces sni gives sha bait - The fish.
bzsSsrinT - day no one Eoes nezy it
TIE spesr is ralle3 "stauS- -sr3 Is
trttert uith .hroe Eat tines rhi-h are
abcus se-en irrhes ionz ard 4 gress
elAstici " Tfe role Is Ds2e 4 ths
hxh -.sst srf rarS-~lTf 4 - c.-d Ora 7ssl =
caasrzhF san-e ~os13 ~ ash
In spesrin.z -he So. tae srearer -
fAt ca she >or 17rtie A. = ~ r - IS 49,
es near 90 ~ s1r%a-f = tfa ,-ssD- "a
r.a~<i s=. ard shsx hef1R several lrrhes
below ~ zs-fsee p tte -r- -r-sfr =
fa~--s sf~i - ~ster -. -e-er~e ----fr r--
tr~ erp-~t 2 rc1t erfr lr .s---+ =.
q fs-~h ~ -fr 7T 81 80 feet ~ tfe sve-
frr3 -rSrrg Ct -re u7-rr r-.ve- -
a-r --ra Nos - rhe fsh sr- ~
s--ears srs CT -1ot green's have
seer fV' er-.re5 rcrrts -f So sresre.3
il t5nr ton-s Sc-e - th-ee fosts srs
Es1s e a ssuiEtars q >5srss al
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-30

Isasas sssfzkz.s - fccooo srira-s. szbFet-
eerea q s-4Fsx -.h1 49, ~ - 1sloT. TIE
Dcss.eEA. sbs sFsxs z11 s.essss @srs
- vita rs s4D1s s1t sorz 811 sEe
6o41eg ~@z "a 1zs cs41<ed s1ik Lrtxzue1
- 81 sal "a az-oel3re1 - y$s resss.
fn-s si4 os "a a4-4mA a yello~. ls
sssry sh -41e Ec44 &c g-lest cream -
y.s 4~eDesr soLd 1e4iss 2n3 siolss .
= ns. sa1 4.finz eoE1a x.l.sa. Ys1.s
.aa s<osa - Ia lpsrss4 expressly for
TIE s1zss Il xiEls si a ~hsm the shlss
torss - sssoos.a~d p0rllsxiy Yslov
aa1 black sl1 y<4sc~ .Ea -kiss ~Ll e.
ioy s1 - aselass 7-E II pop~14Flty sad
ys{lgs - ~ s4<ssas shstss of sresa 20
Gss ~ 49, 14s411 o4sA-ye1 Us G3y.
I sl.o- ~sa ss -ssd Hss ssAz > - - 80
@n4 s4gIe- t0E sEeGtnx sea-. b-s ~in
sAo- ilssif spsalF % br0-c-sy IA
s1sees .11 ssns-s hairs fsx sAs proa-
sl-.1sA IA xr-~n ~1s tie nl1s2z z1sr
solos. - Win sbs s2rnins sf sae lsases.
-o1-ns ss-zs brigh tsn iDso god
Ons very be.atltsi yellow dress ~ss
made recently Ia Ass York Tor tie
tro4sSea4 Q. Mira EnHcss B4s.ne. The
ulasssiA- b /. pfte Kota~a sru s<e, which
the bside. 50 @-El.s TIE Uodlste, bS1s II
= rear o. nors 40 Ia Paris 4s being =
It's autumn becas4ss The color . a. o1s
II tAsn loa The sklrt front - cat IN
stssliors 80 the edge, e2zh scAllop be-ng
fnhsfsd si1h Agnt eln1-Oi1srs II gold.
Hou4 -sts Il pi-k rUssss and fela2e ara
scattered ovex sls skirt 'front.' sne whole
Dsing yslled a. ye<-oz t4de spansied
wtta gQlc Tbs veLiag Is held down
a. the kfl si.fs Just belo@ she E-alst D.
= .arzs bocc -et of sosee and foliage sAe
: dc ~ldLas Jl the skirt sre IN arfntro
veilsd With psain tGkse- These part at
the back ~ .1mIt or ne escape %
tain IL seIle crossed with lines II tine
ptpfng sn gold Sann-
Anosher - : ~ dress ordered fos Ms
Wfsnsrcfny 4 tea gpWn of light yell
io~ velvet re skirt frOnt o<nsxnented
With long stalks Of eulips In applique
embroidu<y Of gold and silver on yio@eb
satin inserted n tire material. The
edge OF ttis skirt front iscutfn squares,
yhsoh fzli over a full gathered rurtie OF
yvsnt lace finished With gold kmbroid-
cry. The bodice IS cut OF AZ the suisk
tsckes fashion. aud has vide circular
collar covering ttye shoGkers As far ~
TIE arn hoies- Pocket flaps are addeA
on tie hfps and tchu Of point lace
gold fxstsbed 9essends !r0Q .se nsck to
the WSlst liza