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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-30
THEIR LAST DAY.

The List of Officers of the Brotherhood of
Engineers Completed.
At yesterdays session of the Convention of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers the
list of officers was completed BY the election of
J. D. Collins, of Atlanta. Ga. to the position of
Third Grand Assistant Engineer.
The business of the convention will ha o,osoo
this evening or early tomorrow. The final SET.
tlement of the question of federation will, he
in these columns.
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SHOT WHILE HUNTING.
Probably Fatal Wounding of Wealthy
Young Englishman.

MIDDLEsBoRoUGH, KY, October 29-
Mr.. Norris Watts, son of Edward Hanny
Watts, OF London, England, rich capital
ist and one of the syndicate which is build
ing the large iron and steel plants in this
city, was shot through the groin at late.
hour this afternoon by an unknown party
while out hunting in the woods near Cum
berland Gap, Tenn. Mr.. Watts is not ex-
pected to live.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-30

LOUIS XIV styles.
PARCELS & JONES, 20 Fifth ave. IT'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-30

MAIN, w IIH IU UhhIEo OF D1SOW, IA-
CEPT IN EXTREME SOUTHWESTERN
OHIO, FAIR WEATHER.
FOR WEST VIRGINIA: COLDER, NORTH
PRECEDED BY SHOWERS
PrTTsBURa. October %. 1890
The United States Signal Service officer in
this city furnishes the following:
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Wednesday night. It is expected that about
sixty gentlemen will 40. The route VIII ue
through tho Park to 10th street, then BY Sev-
enth avenue and Jerome avenue 10 thhe
Cases pnce, whore cold spread will br
served. We ia ty will return BY the same
Tue M"sr-. Conn have lust pnrchascd six
high sterIe,s ron tcrmOnt. Tho horses
catne in last rues,la". aud will he sent to lie
sumner establishment ut Long Brunei:
BusinesS Is hoom!nE Mt n. S Dyer's belmont
Academy, st. Nicholas nvonu. and l2Jth street.
nnmnors 81 the reEnlnr Earo.s are tex &
road lessons. Mr. DrcrTil send about do eu
horses 10 Hhnron STRINGS ,ur the suuin"r
season. md aS many more IN Lake llopatconE.
\. ~: he home establishment will 10 kour
omen ali summer. howcyo". frr the accpmmu-
daii0n ni riders who will not leave tha city.
Mr.. Eickei. whose academy IL tho hcad e
0nnrlors FOR Troop A of cavalry. will sa"d his
string Q Elchtleld Springs about tho 24th of
~ exercise drill on 'rues'iGv nreparatory to
the public parnde on Decoration Nni.
/ n" instructors ut DurlHnds Academy Rro
kcpt )ust about as busy ~ they can 10 with the
large number nt beginners aud tho-A who are
thaklnG ,oni LESSONS Bonrko Cockrnn's big
hav horse s ono of the SiGhtS ut ;hs academy
lhe Thmmany chief has n farm ut sand
springs. which he ~ managing himself and "a
PHEASANT afternoon generally finds him in the
saddle, with his Held glasses. going out 10 look
Il Ter the vegetables.
VIII lie q large numbar Of peorle arc leaving
the city tor their summer homes in tho coun-
try and taking their horses with them there
seems 10 le lust as largo II number who hnvo
hhl iheir horses out tor the past few month
ana are now bringing thom In again The
business Of all the academies is nOuiiShing
ma. Judging rom HE numi er ct Runaway
horses Stori oh by l'arS poiicemen. there ought
10 De many more pupils than tnero arc.
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Bread without Yeast.

IT weknown that bread made with yeast, eaten before
sta frequently nens again the stomach, producing
indigestion Bread raised with Royal Baking Powder instead OF yeast
entirely without this defect and of the most eecua prevent
ives ofindgesion or dyspepsia.
In bread made with Royal Baking Powder the sacharnc properties
preserved and the bread made nutritious The
destruction flour caused by the production the evenng when
yeast used estimated Ten per bread
baked with the Royal Baking Powder from the quantity
of flour.
The Royal Baking Powder will also make white bread from an
inferior quality Thus much flour although possessing all
the ntrve qualities dark color and therefore cheaper be
utilized turned into perfectly sweet and wholesome bread
Bread with Royal Baking Powder does require missing
night be prepared ready for the few minutes adj
vantage will be readily appreciated by every housckceper Being
so quickly and easily made can be had fresh daily.
Families familiar with bread made in 9 Wy
loud in its praise and will bread made from yeast.
receipts making all kinds of bread without yeast will be
mailed free upon request not familiar with the methods
Address the Royal Baking Powder Company New-York.
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u refine, with lilies OF tho valley fringing tho
hcm and bordering tho bodice. 1t was u simple
dress but rendered charming by the grace aud
beauty of Its tall, slender weRror.
Tho twin daughters Of the MARQUIS OF Abcr-
Ratenny. created a stir OF admiration Ey the
artistic beauty 81 thoir Grrcan costumes of
green and gold, tho originality and charm
being enhanced by tho m1Rnincence Of their
carried with depending strenmors Of green.
The Princess OF Wales looked her besi, and
every inch queen, In her rich court dress ~
gracefully poised head. and stood through the
long ceremony with no signs Of fatigue on tho
proud. sweet iaco that all English subjects
love. And at last the drawing room was over.
Royalty swept It's glittcrng mrgnilcrnco out
Of the throne ROOM tho roval pagnS Iisap-
AWAY In her carriage and men in magnificent
Diplomatic uniforms mingled with tho gayly
dressed ladies In tho wonderful hall largo
enough to accommodate thrTt ALL and the
most beautiful spectacle ended tho ceremony.
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BUSY RIDING M4ST4RS.
The Pleasant Weather Inspires Humanity
with Desire 10 Hide

The perfect spring weather OF late has had n
stimulating effect upon the business OF all the
riding schools. and all kinds of riding parties
have been held. The most common is ride
through the Park or along some ono of tho
pleasant country roads.
As usual the Boulevard Riding Academy will
be represented at Long Branch. NJ. Emile has
made feature Of sending string there each
summer since the establishment OF the acad-
last OF June, He will probably send a string to
some other watering place also. but hns not as
yet deiipitely decided upon place The Bou-
levard Is open for beginners Monday Wednes.
day, and Thursday evenings.
Messrs; Antony aud RUnk OF the Fifth Ave-
nue. Academy IRE Kept very busy with bcgin-
ners and road lessons. These gontlemen have
very Douular establl l~hment. and their many
patrons lind in Herr Antony skiiful and eX-
perleneed instructor.
At the Central Park Academy preparation is
going merrily on lor the moonlight ride on
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is worthy OF remark that the Scotch-American
combination is almost Invariably typical OF
lofty and unique beauty. Other aekno nowledged
beck, Miss It TendIeton. n'qM Mas berth" SherI0Ss
the last two heinE blondes ike Mrs. STALE
while Mrs. Groesbrck Is an unrivnllel bru-
hette, IKE Iacnueminot rose in full bloom.
Another fair exponent OF Westetn bonuty is
Miss Hilda Clark, one Of the threo beautiful
daughters OF MIR. NJ. i. Clark, m early settler
~ Kansas and for many years prominent
banker In Leavenworth but now retired. Her
education has been. completed in Boston and
hy travel abroad. she Il u radiant blonde, hay
Ing large. blue. appealing eyes. fair peach
OIioW comnleNion. and beautiful mouth, dis
medium height. Like the soft MONDAY light
which plays in Sill ting cloud shadows upon
the prairies and unduIating htlstdcs OF her
hntiv" region, IL the ever-chnnEng glow OF her
expression. Now mCnnchoy now gay. now
nluqauto, now inuuisitive-but always charm
ing in every phase.
thcro aro cnnngcs tnking place In our estab-
ltsled standards. For instance. the Southern
type of lovely woman was fornerl" Il creature
o. languorous movements; dusky hair, pas
s!onnte dnrl: eyes to-day che Is frequently n
clhSs!c blonde, devoid OF high color like Il
Cherokee rose, perfect in outlho and egcrpetic
in movoment. AS arc the trhlttlonal Northern
ors. Those American women, however, who
nrc tho most admired abroad arc "A con junction
ot !hcse two leading types. golden hair untel
TO brown or hazel Cyos, soft. smooth skin with
lnint olive shading. little coIor, features shnrrlv
defined tathough relieved by u slicht facial
iulnessl, and the figure hcalIhly rounded.
pcrhnus after all. the trn"st est uf bnnutv is
relative one Miss lBurncv, like Horace Wnl-
pole, said many ill-nnturrd things Of men
women. and society: but she dNigLnd 10 praise
the famous Mrs Grove IN u most cyrrrssivn
and unforSctten phrase when size saih. =" Shc
nt,ines every one nom, ueL MS power TO
in snb'ec,ioN 10 itself, IS the positive attiihuie
OF supreme lONClinrSs.
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MISS ''niila k"urncv Jones' VITO only noeds n
rose brnil"I her ear. maniiiln draped high un
n, npr h' nnnh' an'l guiiar in her hnnh 10 play the
g"hmnG|n Scnort'a., I,hc {, tho GHuch'cr o! Mr..
""hn :, W. Iones of RIO Jnnciro.. Brazil and
I uhiuhl@htero Isaac &. Van Wvcl ot New
l"rN ara wnS h"ru ut tho Van Wyck home
ftrh'. fispI llt-Un-i iho lIIl.on. although now
iNlhE WIZ her parents nt ENcrdnir near tho
metronuls. she Is Irnminenj in New York So
cory ana cmpha irally hrHu;i!nl. Somewhat
aH'\e aEclag" height. sllo iosscs.cs grace
iul' Wcii'rnundci ilrHrn wealth nf dark
brown mar with brilliant aud EXPRESSIVE
brown Owes. Ter rich. SOFT "ulO,ing. lost in the
engraving. enhances tho ensemble Of her at.
lIlrtlyc icniurrs. ENcor,ionally bright and
WHY N conversation. ehn pu.sossrs lkewiqo n
SWrr,. N,"h v cultivated mra?o-s oprnnO voice
OF Witch her friends hAve urged her TO givo
"a" W"riI ,ibo benefit hnt thtS lar shu has
re.iaine,l deaf 10 all ontieati"s
e. \ worthy representative OF the genuine
HoGlherr beauty may Il" accented IN Miss
i0Hin hll.oTnys $ crSnn&'i'v. Tire daughter
p' Nr. {. i. Nai"w"v oI Memphis, aho has
been. ever since her djhut lrrorni2cd rs a
llgnihS belle. ',h" was elucnt'i at Nassar
Where her naturally bright mind acquired ali
ot the polish obtaiutble at that Institution.
ana subsequently, spont considerable timo in
Europe. Her eyes nro lGstrnus sott hrnwu. her
hn!r also OF reddish brown. the culor which
IS!ortS now the sunshine, now tho shade -
lier features are regular in rcTo.c, AMI she
smiles enchan ingy. 4 little above The me-
Nium ErIEht. she carries ,rsrli with til" ia
some grace OF the true Il gl- bred Southern Girl
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irrespective Of tribe. it is never soen Mt all
This fact is not only sufficiently ruzziing, but
1t nltors our standard percoDtibly. 'N'
lovely picture OF ne thorough Californian,
Wilbur Of San San EMraneisc2; M No farer face nor Of:
on the Pacific coast, Sh9 attracts the atteno
ton Of a.! VINO ElsS her by; Shc Is the daugh-
married T. e aeGond time. They, lead rather' +
Miss Wilbur minGles in society there she com,
mnnds uniNersal admiration. She is a blonde
with soft. light hair. and her eyes are denn
blue. Hcr expression Il res is unusually aricss and
conscious OF the the very tiatterlnc notice Ier
Let us picture therefore. an idenl American
creation, which shall in future combine the
the classic tint. eyes Of the odaiisGuo. flesh
tnts after Bougerean tbut nevor yet beheld
npon oarthl. lonian arms. Roman shouldera.
nr0iRn i.i,G nnoncS feet; Marryeons being anmatei
common sense, German imagination, Itnssinn
nIAptaPlllty, Hind0o grace. Jnranosc IN ent.
eVory creatures best" Is the fancy trauEon
sonlC and impossible?
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Somewhat similar in general charac cterstics.
but with II Noithern phase TO her eauty is
Miss imuGene Snowden Tracy. who was born
in New YORK. the daugh' or OF iiam d. Tracy
and great grand tauglter OF the irie Gen. hob
ert Bogardus. circumstances eiyected her re-
movai South several years ago. and she has
been edmcated at the celebrated St. Mary's
School. Memphis. thus presenting a ,luul de-
velopment which is unique and altoRe her
charming. In ,crson she ia tHll and svelte
with calm. deliberate movements which tend
usually toward some definite purpose. Quiet
and drunla'c In her devotion to sympathetic
friends thus disHlaring Southein tervor united
to Northern caution. ler colorinG is very
lovely. She has cIeari smooth complex ion.
iairer than olive. usually pale. nossy dark
brown hair, rich. Gnrk. sparkling ."yea. with
full rosy lips Her faco is The truthful index
OF an evenly balnnceG character.
Ii Is an mtnently noteworthy fact that the
beauties whom Sir Joshua Reynolds. Gains
horough. and Sir Pcler lely immortalizrd in
the. precedir- century possessed almost in
vHriaNy the Dyriiorm 'n"o the true oval so
rarely met with here. Most American women
rovenl stGht fnlness through the lower 'aw.
nuj the pointed chin is seldom seen in the
third generation after transplant4tion to this
side OF tie water. hut becomes < aduHlly elimi-
mated Moreover in tho faces Of In iian sluaWs
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The ancient Greeks. in their code OF beauty,
took but little heed OF any occult charms. and
believed only In eXternals- -sensuOus curves.
severe SIMPLICITY OF outline a6sense Of ,6 aGees,
tho perfection OF physical outline, tho fire Of
s"nsiblliv which anlmates the eyes and varies
with aNrrv shade Of emo ion: the caltivnting
smile which M Hnd passes Ike a golden or-
oe'5 wing sweeping Dallid lIlv the swayng
grace that springs rom harmonious adjust
ment OF tho framework or, tho dainty blush
which waVers a, tho pulse boats, riNallinR tho
rosy twilight shadows on Katuhdin's peak,
One Is very apt to encounter in tho United
States many notifications OF tho purely, Span
ish variety of beauty. Aninstance OF this may
be adduced In the person OF Miss Lizzie Wyeth
Scearce, whose beauty resembles some taWny
flower OF spain. ot THO variety, peculiar to
I}rowning's $ expression. Too small for the lie
and gladness that overnows hor" would DO
apposlte, so uetitc and fairy-ll 10 docs she ap-
rear EHquisicy nroporl lOned with tiny hands
and feet which hotray her Kentucky extra
ton, the prince noed not have sought further
ior the ownership OF linderellas slipper.
Charming features. n trilie pensiye. warm
brown eyes accsntuaJed by darker bToWs and
iashes' her croWAiRg glory ,as wO are told
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overv .woman's should bel is her hair-e shin
sun seems ever to linger. Miss Scenroe's fam
Nv are OF French extraction, but her parents
connection ot Henry Clny and first saw the
light nt 81; Joseph, No.. although nov resii-
ing In southern Ohio. She has travelled widely
created such continual comment in Europe as
to bo almost embarrassing.
A moro distinctly typlcnl Spanish beauty IS
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GLANCnS AT AArIrE nEAuTE
Types OF womnnIy LoveIinesa In the South
md Wcst-The OutErowth or "a Fusion
or Rnces-Chnrminr niondeS. brilliant
Bruncttes some stately patriCinns.

FTNNT TFTTTT'VTW TTTT.
Native henuty as developed In America Is the
outgrowth Of such Heterogeneous clements.
such conElomeration of nationnlties. the in
terTusion OF so many races and tyres, that any
nttomut to classify or even account for it, savo
as American, is futile. II is undcninble TINT
climatic influences. fteGdom from old world
measures of restraint, aud tho diversity of our
scenery. nrs forces which havo -contrircd un-
consciously but effectively, 10 produce indigo
noNa tf;ol.
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longitude ms woll ns latitude. Turning to his
son who was standing near the reporter, he
repeated the question 10 him: My son, where
are tho nrettiest women in the nited Stnles y
-" In Nashville, Tenn" came the piompt re-
ioinder. That is my answer nj o." "nsseveratcd
the only BCb Acres. turning to his intcrlocutor
nnn % nnemHO% % ddS Ia % nrssen yVs aS ia o sp favor.
able to the development nj personal beauty
that tire bloom and elegance oil their women Is
national in reputation.
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women. are generous aud most unosteYtatious.
She has also unmistakable talent Us an actress.
md i very fond OF private !heatrica!s. The
entertainments she gives in superb privatt.
theatre built upon her own grounds. before de-
lEnted nudiences Of friends, are feature OF
social life in New Orleans"
Another charining Instance OF n blond South
erncr is Miss Lni! Gaines. the daughter OF
Judge GnineS OF Texas. who wins IL troop
OF admiroIs wherever she appears At
West Point last summer gold buttons sword
buckles. and other cadet offerings were show
ton wer" more numerous lhan any one young
woman cOdli uoesibY accept and stil do dane.
ing duty Al that wealth and critical tnste
can o1er have awaited to make her one of the
lovelest girls. to be- met with throughout 4
length Of 18th avenue. whore sh' is still NJ
satin. ana her hair distintly blond. ArooI
physique and graceful t.arinE complete u
most striking niiYiduality. Miss Celeste
Stautfer the inheIitOr OF Samuel J. Tildcn's
brpuest, and Miss Cora Townsend alsJ are
lovely women OF NoM ORLEANS
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70 loyelicr tyne Of that region could possibly
MOrilio As her natdon nUiHc would Indicate
she is, on tho nntrrnn side. Of French eNtiac-
ti"n. I.rr beauty is OF the tviicnl patrician
STYLE, pn . as nh cvenn.! in autumn, with l0yely
gOldcn hair lnrGC Erar eyes. nnd an uritrd
expression az cOuntrnnnce that suggests slir-
itunlity Of thought aud feeling TnIl, slight;
manners elicit universal admiration.
Now Orleans, however, despite Mr.. jefferson.
would never lightly yield tho palm for surrhm:
ncv to any sister southern city: and as proof Of
hnr rlnims may be- mentioned Mrs. da pon'".
whose husband, Mr.. Durant ia pontc, is one of
her wolIth"St and most infinont nj mon, 81"
Is the representatives, Of distipG"ishet
beautiful woman in the Stn'c. .CathGrne
Cole. clover Southcln wri'"r in n hrie'
sketch, de criDes her as " II brunette tai. worry
rhntnirno comrlrNi"n: hcr beauty hcin& ~
that rare If characteristic sort that socrS To
attain it's most perfect loneliness IN such South-
ern cities rs Now crlnans. and the more tasci-
flaw or blcmish. Mra. da ron'e has dis
tinSuishcd rrcsorce and q manor full OF case,
grnce. and diGg,y, very. charming in 50 young
chttenrc which entities hcr 10 10 known ~
u soclal queen; for in tho art OF entertaining
she is unrIvallcd her house, her gowns her
dinners, teas, and germans being quoted every
St Charles nvnnue is in all of i's appointment
taste ropsseised Gnnaliy Py herself md
fF m tho resu @G ii ILL., oss &H Sna lie Wan
dorings in ior eign lands. Mrs la Pontc was
born and raised in New Orleans. but every
whero. Mt, l'ichleld Springs. at Iar-off Mon.
tterey, and abroad. innumCrahle admirers Of
both sexes are attracted by her beauty and
true wOmanliness; for to these iHvors Of ior-
tune arc added the Craces and charms Of rare
heart Her charities, especially to those whom
we are wont to designate as reduced gentle
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MIS-. SIDNEY SNHlFf OF LOtISEif.Lt.
The question ol local empire Tor wonnnly
beauty in America abSOrbS much idle arEu-
ment one hcais Il good uanl said about bniti-
more. Richmond. Loui4N lille. aud Pittsburgh in
this respect: where. indeed. splendid rroof o.
an entire supremacy over rival cities appenrs
Individuals. IT, abound. IT is equally true
however. that the avenues OF all our large
cities are alive with beautiful inccs every
bright titerno n, and srunteror would prob
ably meet about the same number on tho
prOmeu aIles Of each, leaving out of question
such cosmOpOitan cites as Washington and
New York, where, although tn" bestthe Cnitci
States affords drifts to these centres in n ceaSr-
less ebb and flow. tho foreign unnatulaIi2ed
element contributes u senl-Ame lean ASPECT
to tho population. and destroys the absolute
unity necessary for comparison.
Max Orch. again. has said Of us. Women
in America are allowed almost every III eriy,
and they take the others" VI. Blouet may
Erl and no; necessarily Daisy Miller. either
who know Il little hit OF everything. chattcrs
Iost OF the lanEu ages. and dabbes in ri! OF
the arts will never b" caught mapping about
what is going on in the world; Her arch au-
dncity Wins forgiveness aud. aiier all she
makes no more mistakes than the rest Of wo-
mankind probably lesS. all things considered.
1t Is related OF Nine Roland thar. while triv-
ing one night through the streets OF Paris In n
cab. during the iuaurrectiOn. she was s,ouped
by O guard. who expressed astOnehment ut
finding q woman alone so late ut night.
innocence and trUth-what more woull yom
have = AnalogOusly the American girl of
paramount beauty walks unllurmed ;ast n
Thousand pitfalls, protected orly by her guile
ger. One may meet in Chicago. Ninneuuolis.
KANSAS t;ty. ncG"cr. or Los Angeles .upe,hig
antsome girls OF genuine refinement. who
think nothing OF lntrustlnG themselves 10 the
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chIyario attentions u aImlror+, and hoot
NJ the foreign idea Of rhaperonrs and cvcEtu-
ally become the most eNempIarr wives there
by reiuting the necessity Of suryr'ilaucc.
In that remakah'e epic which Carlyle has
designated the Had OF til" eighteenth century.
commemmoratiye Of tho antics "f that great
following sentiments "Sr, 1t is II very foolish
resolution to resolve not 70 marrE a pretty
Woman. Eenuty is, Of tsci. very estimnbIe.
No, sir. ! would prefer n plc.tv woman unless
there are objections to her. A pretty, woman
may he foolish: pretty woman may he wick
there is no such danger IN marrying o pretty
woman as is arprrhouled. Sho will not be
perse'utel il sho j % not invite persecution"
somewhat humorous hetween the lines when
one recalls that JohnSYn'; wife, Ietty ,uI-
ble his age and. according to Garir II ridic-
ulons. fGt OLD creature with highly painted
choeks. full OF aiicrtationS: ta"iAstlc in dress.
and. like 0ueen Anno, addicted 10 brandy
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TGs asy 5S Which a2o%ns "% aRaTmaT nfno
IN Clifton. as an evidence of artistic
taste, supplemented with superb landscape
riage robes Of heavy brocadc, such as is seldom
seen sayo in sacerdotal garments, ,draped with
the glory and simmer Of radiant suhburst
OF diamonds, she presented a picture not TO be
speedily forgotten. AS her maidon name lndi-
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1t would be impossible to. find in ones ro-
searches throughout th" land a moro rNuuisite-
ly charming specnen Of true American
womanhood Than Mrs. Edmond H. StaIlo OF
Macdonald OF Standard oil fame. aud daughter
in-law OF our former Minister to Italy. Mrs
Stallo's beauty is ,chuiacieriHcd by an abun-
plG&ion, expressive eye-, n regal bearing.
manner both gracious and winning. while her
pure. unsolfiSh soul illuIIincS her features IID-
mistakably She was born in clifton, and. after
c2mneting hor education, travelled with evorv
aahNhntage of wealth ana cultivated taste
mind Is wonderfully stored for one so young.
she not having passed her twentieth year.
ding. ABOUT year ago, and contemplate with
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.WOMEN'S DAINTY WAYS.
Costumes at the Court Of the
Empress Of India.
WHAT WOMAN WEARS IN EUROPE.
It Stays Her and Gives Her Backbone,
Does the Corset
SOME AMERICAN BEAUTIES,

eIImpaoS OF Some of the LoveIi-st OF Uncle
Snm'a NIeces-wheB Woman IL Hungry
Fashions md Dress Abroad -MnniTes-
tntIons OF FcmIniuity The Arms of Wo.
mcn-A Romnnce or Mature LIE.