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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-01
PRODUCE.

New YORK, April 3O.-Flour, receipts
10000 packages; exports 1000 barrels and
$1,000 sacks; market active; sales ., 100
barrels. Wheat. receipts $1,000 bushels;
exports a.. 500 bushels; sales 3,SOS,O 600 bush
els futures no spot spot market inactive;
options fairly active; No. , red April
g1Lc: MAY 95@-a96i5c, closing at 96isc,
June q3 ag5c, closing at N4c; July
ql5lag3llc. closing at 93lc; August S9Ha
qllsc, closing at Gle; September o93sa9O3c,
closing at 9Os{c; December 92ag3c, closing
at g3c. Corn, receipts 2lG,45 bushels; eX-
ports 76. SIG bushels; sales 100000 bushels
futures and 279,O 900 bushels spot, spot mar
ket moderately active; ungraded mixed
3Sa423fc: April 4Ol4c; May 39a399!c, clos
Ing at $3.50: June 1890; July 40asc;
August 4Os a4lc, closing at 4lc; September
H7sc. Oats. receipts III, 900 bushels; sales
100000 bushels futures and 2lS000 bush
els spot: market moderately active; April
BIC: May 3la-c; June 3Oasc; July 3O9s c;
spot No. > white 8a35c; mixed western
3ia35c: white do 33i 5a4lc; No > Chicago
35c HAY and Hops, steady. Coffee, steady
and 5aiO points up: May l655al6.65c; June
rs 45al6.55c: July l6.35al6.45c; August
Is 25alG.3Oc: September l6.lOal6.25c; Octo-
Der l5q0al6.OOc; December l5.60al565c;
January l550c: spot Rio quiet at poe. Su-
gar. refined quiet Molasses, strong. Rice
firm. Petroleum, firm; United PC
Cotton Seed Oil, firm; crude S3c. Tai
low. steady at 4i5c. Rosin and Turpentine,
steady Eggs, easy; western PFC Mess
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY. PA, April 5O.-Cattle--
Receipts IA head; shipments $50 head :
market steady; prime 81 GOa4 20; Ter 10
good 81 OOa4 80; common 3 0Oa3 15' stock,
ers and feeders - 15a3 20; cows, bulls ana
stays 81 50a3 30.
Hogs-Receipts l,SOO head; shipments
900 head: market slow; medium ana
selects - 40a4 80; common 10 best York
els 81 25a4 -; pigs, - 00a4 II.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head shipments
1900 head; market firm; prime clipped
- 25a5 30: fair TO good - 50a5 90; common
y OOa3 30; lambs - 0Oa6 90; spring lambs
81 50a9 co.
Veal calves 8 50a4 90 and dull
CHICAGO. April -Cattle-Receipts
II 800 head; shipments 1900 head; market
strong and Toe. higher; beeves 81 S0a5 20;
steers - 5Oa4 20; stockers and feeders - sOa
3 10; cows, bulls and mixed 81 5Oa3 40;
Texans = S0a3 80.
Hogs Receipts 1900 head; shipments
5000 head market slow; mixed and
heavy 81 80; light - OOaa4 %; skips
- j0a4 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; ship
ments 900 head; market strong and high
er: natives 81 p: corn-fed western . GOA
& 10; Texans - OOa5 10; lambs - 5Oa' W.
C1NCINNArI o., April 3O-Hogs, common
and light 3 4Oa4 20; packing and butchers
- lOa4 30 Receipts, CLIO head; ship
ments, 1870 head.
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WOOL.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, !

WHEELING, TUESDAY, April -.
As there is virtually no market at this
season of the year there is simply nothing
10 report that would prove Of any intetest
or value.
The following prices may still be quoted:
Fine fleece washed at 29a30c; unwashed
one-third of medium fleece washed 32aS}c;
nuwashed 23a25c; tub washed 3ia35c.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 29-WOol-
Steady: Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Vn-
ginia Xxx and above 32a34c; Y 30a:S2c; medi-
um 3Ga3sc; coarse 34a35c; New York. Mich
igan. Indiana and Western fine or y and
Xxx 2Sa3Oc: medium 3Ga37c; coarse 34a35c;
fine washed delaine Y and Y Y 33a31c; me
dunn washed cOmbing and delaine 39ailc;
coarse do 3ja3Gc; Canada washed c0mbing
Babe tub washed choice 39a40c: fair 81
a3Sc: coarse 32a35c; medium unwashed
combing and delaine 21a30c; coarse do. 20
a27c; Montana l6a25c territory l5a22c.
BosToN, April 29-Wool market steady
at previous prices Ohio Y, Bic; XX, 32a$3c:
No. 37a3Sc; Michigan y, pc; No. Alichi-
gan combing 3ga40c; Ohio fine delaine Bic;
Michigan BE: unwashed combing 25a26c;
Territory secured 5Ga5Sc for fine; 53a5jc
for fine medium; 50a52c for medium: Cali
fornia and Texas steady Oregon, lGal9c.
Pulled woods steady. Foreign woods firm.
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Trustee Sale Of Valuable ReaI Estate

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by John VI. TAYLOR and wife to the under
signed trustee. dated March 18th. in the year
1880. and recorded Ia the Office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Ohio county. West Viz
ginia ln Book OF Trust No. %, Will sell 40 pub
lie auction nt the front door Of the Court House
of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF MAY, 1870.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. the following
described real estate, situate and lying ON the
waters of Little Wheeling Creek. in Iriadclphla
district Ohio county, West Virginia. adjoining
the lands Of +. L. kimmons. the Mcconnell sis
tiers and others, bounded and described as fol-
lows: beginning 40 "a post corner 10 +. l.. Kim
mons: thence south z degrees west 10 40 poles
to a lockwood: thence south ~ degrees minutes
east 4 40 poles 10 a white oak. thence south q
degrees I minutes east 50 $40 poles tO a stone
thence south 81 degrees east l13 30 pole, tO a
dogwood: thence north - degrees west 30 poles
90 % Whitcouk thence north 26is degrees east
% $40 pole. 90 beech. thence north ~ degrees
west ~ pole, Co white-oas stump; thence north
rs degrees east - poles to "a red-onk, thence
south 81 degrees west 100 40 poles 10 "a white
oak: thence south II degrees west " poles Go the
place Of beginning. containing 100 acres and l2i
poles.
TERMS OF SALE-Ouc-third Of the pur-
chase money. or as much more as the purchaser
may elect 10 pay. in cash, and the balance In
two equal instalment, in one and two years with
interest from day of sale The purchaser 20
give his notes with approved personal security.
and the title to be- retained. or the purchaser To
give deed OF trust ON the property ns additional
security j. G.. LITTLE,
ap3e&gi Trustee
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BISHOP KAIN'S PARTY.
BENwOOD.

There was a narrow escape from disas-
trous blaze last night The coal sheds con-
nected with one of the Ford " Brown tene-
ments facing the river, and occupied by
James Clarity and family, was badly dam
aged. and the adjoining property saved only
Dy the untiring work of volunteers who
came 10 the rescue. The blaze was DIS
covered by Mrs Carroll. next door neigh
Dor. Among those conspicuous in distln-
gushing the fire were r. NJ. Bars Mr.
Carroll, Ed Detemple, James Nolan, Jos.
Gardner and James Smith. The building
is insured The fire is believed TO be the
work of an inccndiary.
Cards are out for the marriage of c. Sin
clair. the popular druggist, and Miss Annie
Brown The happy event takes place next
Tuesday.
+. W. Baers has just completed the sale
of his river front property to j. Dolan for
$500.
The Mayors Office will be moved to-day
TO the James Brown building.
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SALE.
GEO. j. MATHISON,
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID 10 me a, trustee. los John Harrington and
Mary Harrington. his wife. dated september -
1887. and recorded i'm the Office OF the Clerk of
the County Court of Marshall county, West Viz
ginia loo Deed OF Trust Book NO. T. page ils,
viii SELL 40 public auction. ON
SATURDAY. MAY 3i,t, 1890,
commencing 200 10 o'clock 20. m, 90 the front
door of the Court House of Marshal, county, boa
the CITY OF Mouud>yille. the following property,
to-wit: 4 piece or parcel OF ground situate To-
the town of BcnWood, Marshall county, and
State Of West Virginia. and more particularly
described as follows. Beginning 40 the north
west corner Of lot numbered three 80 in u. $
Goods addition to said town. and running
thence south with the county road tWenty-ninc
90 feet: thence ea>twardly one hundred 100
feet to 20 stake twenty cd feet from the
division line between DOT, . and Of the same
plat. thence north parallel with the -i-uamed
line twenty I'D feet. thence west with th" ia
vision line one hundred ZOO feet 20 the begin
ming. together with an the buildings and appur
tenanccs situate thereon or belonging thereto.
being the same property conveyed Co John llur
riugton by Patrick Harrington and wife by deed
dated September u. 1874. and of record 900 ihe
Office of the Clerk of the County Court OF Mar.
shall county. West Virginia. IN Decd Book ~,
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-tlird cash. OF So
much more, as the purchaser may elect tu pay.
and the balance Goo one and two years. with i'm
terr~t from the day OF sale the purchaser iu
rive hi, notes. with good security. for thc de-
frrrcd payments, and the legal title 90 b" re-
tnined "a, further security Selling as Trustee,
will convey only such title as Is vested IN me
EDGAR t. BOYD
nt9fj Trustee.
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this. As for myself am sure ! have
never seen it rain harder or more CON
stantly than on our second day out.
For six hours We found no shelter more
inviting than the saddles on which we
rode. Even the invaluable olive trees
refused protection in such pour down.
We were soaked through and through,
and had forced ride of nearly thirty
miles. 4 man had been sent on to Jeru-
salem TO secure MS lodgings. As
THE CITY WAS CROWDED,
the only place TO be had was a few va
cant rooms outside the walls near the
Jaffa gate. But we had a substantial
roof over us and stone floors beneath us
and were grateful indeed. We spent
two nights and a day in those quarters,
drying our clothes and baggage, and
stretching our Stiilencd limbs. Happily
we all came through it well. One Of the
ladies was threatened with serious i'll
ness due TO the exposure. Our drago-
man mOurnS the loss Of mule, who
gave up the ghost next day; but beyond
that no serious results from our rough
experience. As soon as the storm was
over and the ground dry we took to our
tents again, and are now encamped out
side Jerusalem near the Damascus gate.
We find the camp life thoroughly en-
ioyable, rainy days excepted, and great
" prefer it TO anything the hotels have
TO offer us. Joseph. the dragoman,
promises that we shall have no more
storms. We are to be here ten days
more, making side trips to the Dead
Sea, Hebron and other places OF inter-
est.
Jerusalem is thronged just now with
pilgrims from all parts of the world
Jews, Mohamedans and Christians. 1t
is estimated that there are more stran-
gers in the city than there are inhabit-
ants. Before leaving hope to send you
something of interest concerning the
city itself and the festivities now going
ON.
BISHOP KAIN'S PARTY.
must not forget to tell you of the
pleasant meeting | had with Bishop
Kahn and his party, consisting of Miss
DevrieS, also of Wheeling, Miss Prather,
of Allegheny. Miss BoggeSS, OF ClarkS-
burg, and ReyS. Father Deehen and
Father Murrcy. On the steamer bound
for JafTa the Bishop and myself found
ourselves in close quarters with three
other six-footcrs in stateroom eight
feet square. To-day We met at Bcthle-
hem and along the road to Jerusalem.
They have good horses and know how
to manage them. All are well and en-
joying themselves.
c. c. HAYS.
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l. ANAWHA And OHIO RAIL

IN WAY. ROBT W KELLEY. RECEIVER.
lKanawha Short Lincl Schedule boz effect so
ycmbcr 9Th. 1872 (,ubjrct t0 change withuu
noticel Train, leave Wheeling lO.3l %. 900. via
Ohio River r. r.; arrive Charleston so D. in.
Leave Charleston d. % 90. ma. arrive Wheeling
10 D. co.. yia o. u. r. r. Leave Charleston
1883 %. no.; arrive Wheeling i.3pa. m via Co.
lumbu. aud B. ~ a.. daily except sunday. Gem
trail Standard Time sundays, only train,
leave Charleston sou o. m.; arrive Wheeling
7.i5 d. 90. Leave Wheeling 500 "a. ~. arrive
Charleston I. - p. M. via q. r. r. x.
GEO j. ERNLICH. O.. J. s.
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Are represented with perfectly developed
forms-beauty and health combined No
decayed-tO0thed man or woman can De
healthy. because indigestion must DE I'M
perfect. Use SOZODONT. get healthy
teeth. good digestion and q sound body
Revive tue three Graces
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The reckless newspaper that causes
1870 spring poems 90 Doe produced where
only one would have been inflicted upon
Che cditorial guild had hc bat stayed his
hand. hardly merits tine blessing pro-
n0uuced ON him who mu.tiplics the
blades OF grass boz waste and desert
places
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3Obeelin9 Register
0rnurlrrs' GUIDE.

RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
- 4 OF EXPLANATION OF REFER
rNcE MARKS. tnaily. tSuuday eXcested .Mon-
Ilr excepted SSuulay excepted. saturday
excepted Saturday ouly 20 Meridian De
r.rhfr i~f 1881 Wheeling time. which Is one
hour earlier than Central Time.
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DISowN HARRISON.
,teran,' Association Discards His

A Veterans Association Discards His
name.
New NoEK. April 2o.-The Benjamin
Harrison War Veteran Association OF
Brooklyn. 600 strong. has repudiateQ
the Harrison administration and
changed it's name Co that of the Aora-
ham Lincoln War Veteran Association
off Kings County. The cause of this ac-
ton was rccited iu a set of resolutions
r which TO was asserted that Harrison
i> only dummy. and the whole admin
istrauon am enemy 20 the war veteran
u che matter of Federal appointments.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Ia G per cent.-Governments Dull
and Steady-StOcks Lower-FlOur Firm
and Unchanged Wheat Higher.

Money Ia per cent.-GoVernments Dun
and Steady-Stocks Lower-FlOur Firm
and Unchanged Wheat Higher.
NEW York, April 3O.-Money on call
easy at 4a6 per cent; closed offered at
> ser cent. prime mercantile paper 5a7 per
cent; sterling exchange quiet at 1872 "a
1865.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
FOurs Registered. ...................l2 ~
FOurs Coupons. .....................l ~
Fours-and-a-half Registered, eX int. .lO2s,
Fours-and-a-half Coupons. ........... 1882
Pacific Skies of '95...................ll
SrATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILRAOADs- Moderately active; sales
S2,2560OO.
STOCRs-The stock market showed some
increase i'm trading to-day. but that was all
I'm the afternoon. while feverish and irreg-
ular during most of the time, and for many
DAYS the few changes show majority OF
losses, though they were confined to frac-
tiona amounts. The reaction is due to
combination of causes, though the
chief of them is probably the de
sire of sold out bulls to recover their
sales and profit There is also a feeling
of uneasiness about the labor demOnstra-
tons to be held 10 morrow, both here and
abroad. The leading features of the day
were St Paul, Rock Island, Northern Pa
cifc preferred Canada Southern and
Wheeling and Lake Erie common, and
those stocks are the only ones showing any
Improvement at the close of the day. The
market closed firm Final changes are
without exception, for fractional amounts
only. principally declines Sales 1863, 300
shares Quotations closed bid as follow:
Adams Express, $50; American Express,
rs: Canada Pacific 7135 Central Pacific,
30: Chesapeake and Ohio, 24is; do first
preferred. CD: second preferred, -;
Chicago and Alton, 1870; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 1919 ; Delaware and Hud-
son. 1925; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 1885; Denver aud Rio Grande
Is: Erie 21i{ do. preferred, Go; Fort
WAYNE. 1873: Illinois Central, ll6i5 Lake
Shore, 1925; Michigan Central, 80;
Minneapolis and St. Louis, 81 do pre-
ferred. 15is: Missouri Pacific, ~; North
ern Pacific, 33i do. preferred, SOL North
western. ll4it; do preferred, l46; New
York Central. los; Oregon Transcont-
mental. 3S5z: Pacific Mail, 49, ; Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, 2l15; Pittsburg,
l57i5: Pullman Palace Car, 1872; Reading,
42a- Rock Island, 94$i; St. Louis and San
Francisco. 2Sl4; do preferred, A, do first
preferred. %; St Paul 49,; do. pre-
ferred. l2ll4; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, ll25s; St Paul and Omaha, 3594
do. preferred, gS; Texas Pacific, 81;
Union Pacific So! United States Express,
-; Western Union, So.
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PETROLEUM.

Oh CITY, Pa, April 30.-Petroleum,
opened at 81 C.; highest 81 SC; lowest 81 sc;
closed at Sia4c. Sales 1900 barrels char
ters A.4A barrels; shipments, GS,G21 bar
rels; runs, 10l, ll2 barrels.
PGTTsBURG, PA, April Petroleum,
duh but steady; opened at size; closed Il
size; highest 81 sc; lowest silsc.
BRADroRD, Pa, April Petroleum,
opened at size; closed at SIC; highest
size; lowest Sic; clearances 39S, 600 bar
rels.
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'@zg CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
pennsylvania LINES
From bridgeport Station

Trains via the Cleveland and Pitt,turg Rail
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pittsburg Chicago
and Cleveland 100 m For pitt,hurg. 1922
o. M For Chicago and Cleveland. l:l2 D. m.
For Pitt>burg and New York, 2:5l p. M. For
Steubcuyilir, $ 80 %. m.
Trains arrive go bridgeport 20 2 .d3 %. M. o.
%. M. l2:3s p. M. g 2. In. and Z ~ p. rn.
on Saturdays only-FOr East Liverpool, GIL
D. m; from East Liverpool, tl.l2 p. ~.
FROM WHEELING STATION
Trains via the pittsburg. Cincinnati and ST.
Louis Railway, Panhandle Route. leave Wheel
ing Tor StrubcnyIile. Pitt>burg aud the East.
$50 a. m.. i2.45 D. M. BID p. M. and $40 p. m.
For Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis aud 81
Louis go o.. no. and $40 p. m. For Columhu
and Chicago. - q p. M. Trains arrive 40 Vince
ing at $50 3D. no.. 1000 %. M. 2;i5 p. No., and IS
D. On. Trains leaving at $50 "a. M and arriving
az $50 %. m. run solid between Wheeling anc
Pittsburs All trains daily except Sunday.
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I..A NI laNh Dbl IN la
leave Wheeling. Daily Trip. City Time-6.i5
s.aI. 1000 and ll:45 ann; 300. 4.OO, 6.00 p M.
leave Wheeling Sundays. CITY Iimc-S-oO no
and ~ a. m., goo. 4.oOaud6.oO p. 90.
WHEELING IL ELM GROVE
" RAILROAD. ON and after Monday
April ->fl. iSn. trains on the Wheeling and
Em Grove Railroad viii rln AS follows:
L--.- ML---u.. Inv. MA.elns park.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROA ID.
" TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT NO
vember -. 1889 Passenger trains viii run 20.
follows-Central Time. All trains daily except
those marked thus :, which do not run ON SUI.
day:
snl-rll nnrNn MIN No. B No.3f-N 80. |
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W.. p. 4 b. DIVISION.

For Pittsburg, $40 and I'D a. M, aud so p
M daily. and 40 p. m, daily, except Sunday.
Washington Accommodation, BIS p. M. eN-
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE
From Pittsburg. 1000 a. m. daily 1880 p. M,
except Sunday, 6:55 and 1910 p. m. daily.
Washington Accommodation, s:lOa m, daily,
except Sunday. ..
rnIn GnnnrnI pnssamunr Annml-
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through tickets anu oa-E"s' OH'UN'" q" "''
points,
For rates and other information, addrrs,
". J. ROBINSON. &. =. A.. Parkersbure.
4. j. DANDY. 4. &. T.. A.. Parkrr,burg.
J. G.. TOMLINSON. Pas. Agent. Mhreling.N Va
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Depart Arrive.
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Ruilrnnns.
baltimore ANr OHIO Raj


Grafton Accommodation. 1913 p. m. daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 300 "a. M, exc
cent Sunday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

edclwcisS in tho corners, somo arc
painted with delicate fronds of maiden
hair. One has fine wreath Of heather
circling it, another shows cluster of
the small wild blucbclls, as if carelessly
thrown down Some of the articles are
embroidered with tho united arms of
tho two families
Autumn wraps begin to be shown.
Tho coat with skirts is exhibited in
place Of tho trim little Jacket, but it is
safe to say it will never 3e liked as we'll
1t is an awkward garment for most
figures and is easily made ungainly. 1t
is usually doublc-brcastcd, with broad
rcvcrs, with the lapcls half covered
with silk. One model is in brown cloth
with scarlet lining. Another is in
new shade of dark green velvet richly
embroidered in black and gold. In
steel gray lined with whito it
is snowy and effective. One of
tho novelties among tho jackets is of
cedar-colorcd cloth with tho full
sleeves, waistcoat and collar lining of
cedar-colorcd velvet, richly braided in
Louis XIV. style. There is new Jacket
in the style OF Louis MIL, and a va
ricty Of the rich and long cloaks and
wraps which como III with the late sea-
son. New jackets to match autumn cos
tunes arc being made of dark-colorcd
silks with satin dots Of the same shade.
Capes will be worn as long as the wealth
CT permits and new shapes arc APP
pcaring. For evening wear is one of
heliotrope cloth, lined with white silk
and very swcctly trimmed in mixture
of gold and silver.
Some of the soft wool stuifs which arc
being used for the first autumn dresses
have white fringcd borders. Others arc
edged with n sort of intcrwoycn AS
trakhan in black. lIeapcd on the coun-
tors are striped woolens, with softcncd
shaded effects, and spotted goods and
largo plaids in shades of brown. Two
pretty dresses for Vice President Nor
toms wife were shown this afternoon.
One was street costume of quaint blue
that was neither peacock nor electric,
lined with rcd wherever the folds ad-
mitted of it. The other was a tea gown
in two shades of heliotropc, tho Princess
overrobe being of tho darker tone, the
full fronted bodice and the petticoat of
the lighter shade A pointed galloon
confined tho waist and was also set
upon tho hem. Tho high collar was
accompanied by q ruff. Another elab-
crate tea robe for one of the wintel's
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Philadelphia, in brown, trimmed with
long ostrich feather, shaded from the
darkest tones to tho palcst cream.
Out OF every dozen fashionable bon
nets at least five arc black.
Rather high jet bonnets arc to be
looked for, and feather bonncts also arc
coming in. A startling combination of
colors is n bonnet of rose velvet with
black lace garniturcs and bright yellow
feathers. Sailor hats, both in felt and
straw, will be worn quite late in tho
autumn, with somewhat wider brims
than those shown earlier in the season
and finished each with a black velvet
band drawn down and fastened in a
simply-tied bow at the side, an arrange
mont which takes much of the stiffness
out of these hats, which, much as they
are sold in Paris for the benefit of En-
glish and American travellers, arc mover
worn, SO far as / have observed, under
any circumstances by French women.
Millinery ribbons have grown wide
again and arc magnificently brocaded.
The new gold laces and galloons arc ex-
travagant in price, but mako a great Of
feet, as the Partisan millincr tolls Won
judicially.
The marriage corbeille ofAillc. Mario
dc N1ohrcnhcim, who is to wed the
Vicomte Ed de Sczo the latter part of
this month, is already beginning to
create q sensation. Mile do Mohrcn-
helm is the daughter of Baron dc NIoh-
renheim, and her fiance is the great
grandson of the advocate who was re-
tanned to defend Louis NVI, a circum-
stance WHICH somehow seems to in.
crease feminine interest in tho ap-
preaching nuptials The trousseau is
approaching completion in some pref
ty shaded rooms back from tho Rue
Louis le Grand, where amid surround
ings of antique furniture the under gar
ments were laid out this morning in
sets of three. The chemises are of tho
sheerest white muslin, no two of tho
same pattern, but all fitted to the waist
either by ribbons or gathers. Some
were cut low and round at tho neck,
some square or in V, but al were en-
broidcred most daintily with tiny roses,
feur-dc-lis or round dots scattered cv-
erywhere over the surface from throat
to hem, tho edges OF tho muslin in some
cases being cut in deep points and fol-
lowed with vine pattcrn OF tho same
patient stitchcrv.
The night dresses are some in white
jaconet, some'in silks s different colors
Ono in a rcmal sA,v pretty shade of
pink has wenlcfiUs roso vine stray
ing over Che front With palc delicate
blossoms perfect p5 the brush of tho
water colorist was shie 90 mako them.
It's sailor co'la ana Gan sleeves arc lace
trimmed Another In Vaie blue has n