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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-05-24

That as =a.sit Er .ara -ra closet an.
place aH-ai. al t.a .1I af Observation.
was que oiIiy W Al, ..i .o~.o 49,. =
spying
He saw the occupant of the room sit
ting with his back to him at a table il
the center, while on the opposite side
was George Parker, the attorney.
"Ah." said the Shadow, "here's mis-
chief never knew that old scamp OF
a lawyer in anything that was not mis-
ckief"
He climbed to the top of the trunG
and listened
Ali he heard for a moment was the
scratching of pen as it was driven rap
idly over paper
Finally he heard Parker's voice.
"Now see here. Preston. have care,
fully written this story down, and you
must familiarize yourself with it,
How much is true and how much
.falseg
ut doesn't make any difference how
much is true or false: this story (slap
ping the papersl has got to be the tru
one. Now. want you to study over it
and will come again and again and
talk with you until you get it pat"
"Well, I'll try it,"
IF you would stop drinking and get
the rum out of your sodden old brain
you would get it all right enough You
used to be sharp enough, in all conscience
sake"
Am as sharp now as ever was, only
| can't recOllect as | used to- That's be
cause I'm getting old"
''lt's because you are getting youl
skin full of whisky every day Now
see here. You are brother of Charles
Preston"
''Of course | am, or why did he give
me money for fifteen years2"
Whats the use of our arguing that
-oi-t9 l. makes no difference between
us whether 30 WAS because you were his
ur2J4er. valca hes Syuiea. OF because YOU
had secret ol has worth paying Tor
9-r all v-e want. yau are.
Well was tell you.
Never mind: we can establish, by put
ding r.arn papers and my papers together
-a4J Charles Pierson was an assumed
name. the reason why be changed it.
that you were his brother; that he had
no relations other than you. and no de
scendants; and establishing these facts
we can take his property Now, don't
dare take the first step before the surro
gate until | have seen you have got the
story SO straight you won't stumble
when you go on the stand"
"Oh, I'll get it. don't you fear.
We'll | do fear Then there is the
stery of your OWE Life, have written
that, too
Parker laughed an ugly laugh.
1T was tough job to reconstruct tba
twenty years of your life you spent be.
tween four stone walls.
Hush" said the other old man. "for
heavens sake don't talk of that"
"Well, you served your time out. thew
can't take you for it again. 1t was a
rocky path that Of your life, old man
and | have smoothed it very ipoe.
niously."
Keep quiet!" cried the old man with
an oath, "or I'll kick the whole thino
overheard.
This threat had a subduing effect upop
Parker.
We'll, don't get huffy." he said; "rD
be quiet. But you must be pat with it
when you're called upon for it. don't
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-05-24
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keen and powerful satire on English
nobility and royalty. A thorough
American book with 800 choice
illustrations.
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To be given away as prizes to agents.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-05-24

Trustees Yuma S2ho)l District Geo VI
Thurlow, Custodio Ramirez and Jos }
Stein.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-05-24
PRECINCT OFFICERS.

Justice Of the Peace . Ira Mabhett
Constable =. ID Locka ood
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-05-24
COuNTY OFFICIALS

District Judge j. II. Kih''
CLERK of District C5urt d. c. H BIN
Supervisors, F. 5 Ingalls, (Chairman), Z )
Meeden and o + Townsend.
Clerk OF Board of Supervisors L Redond
Probate Jud &c aud SRp't Schools Z Il Brln
ley.
Sheriff and Tax Collector NJ Nagent
Under Sheriff Ed NJ ,ye.
District Attorney Samuel Purd
Treasurer :. w L Hopkins
Recorder Frank Avi!a
A4s ssor w A Wrrinnget
Surveyor l. A Hicks
County Physicians, DeCorse and Taggart
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-05-24

will, dine well aad at the expense of the
paper"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

evening Hun1no1is II psayle bs
ia t0k csky fEum surround ng towns IL
sel1e t4e <ep9lt4Glts g = l2e ilme
1slt strauss nUsls oAEtt pka - ~
i.ste1Ssd - a tssS spEt NaicA tl.e pee-
pis q tiTz1e k&psas AT u ttle Axct ~
taking VITA lilcM .I.t0 thS cesu0eFt r0seaa.
i = nlNs.t log t2e gag ana cAleiesss
nauslc walcb le.lS 5asi - e.oQutntiy of
the asniAtle alsa iag.-soyng he2r. s.. tae
\ .sI41ese as thai - tAs boaaes f4TlS-
le2s lsesi l. te.i 1T Lac s4tlr.eai laad-.css
Oi .te ffSnca people. It's plcQ0al.sl
and grace are beautifully l1o-Eht -
nQslee la tae plAslng ~ tie strauss
orchestra, AD4 the eacci Fro4uoea 10
lDgValousiy retarded ana Acc.efstea
teiupas l. peculiarly fGSeln4t.ag. 1aeTe
= ~ Individual caaTm az ine playlag
OF ghls t&na waich az other players II
flls psNlIcagas muse lack.
To get aI lhe real beauty q the
music one should 10 - totn concerts.
and note the delicious manner "a which
the rhytnmlcal pgeclsion ~ tAe music
: comblned with tae TolupluoUs swell
o1 TIE melody, IA Whlcu tie true senli-
nleni ot = Alennese waltz lies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
CARS OK THE STAGE
A Bit of Realism Which hakss a
Pay Successful.
TIE uIIIED NAIL II REBNOyDx
a eE~~t Asais0es Gets Exeitse ans En-
thassdA zlsissrs Drala& sssn
Bas at POser>-Aaauss-
inens 0eSslF.

A gsea. msss Of the people wsnt real
ism IA the drana and they are willing
20 thToag the theatsr night after night
# they can see team of horses, canal
boat or : blacksmith shopin full opera
ton behind the foouights Elmer r.
Vance, = st0dio0s and felisble tele-
graph operator wTote the play which
vas gwen al Redmond's lSsi nighs. He
merely utilized the material winch his
business brough aim in contact NTH
every day, and now he Is on the high
road 10 fortune. He does not clam il
IS great play. bat lie Was snrewd
enough 10 know that some clever
mechanism, something reproduced
from existent things, with which every
one IS familiar is what the people want.
80 the Limited Mail" turned people
away at Redmond's last night. The
audiences WAS most bolsterous in is ex-
pressions Of enjoyment, and this means
that the theater VIII probably have the
biggest weeks business of the sea.
son. Miss Florence, Bindley il in
the leading role-thAt OF soubrette
and WINS favor for her singing and
dancing. What acting she is called
upon so do as Nellie Hsrland, she sc-
complishes with neatness and noticeable
earnestness. Master Harry Blaney is
one of the brightest and most promis-
ing boys ever seen on q Grand Rapids
stage. He does very clover contorton
and acrobatc act, on the silence and
fun order, and succeeded IN winning
attention for some clever and modest
work that had the impress Of natural
ness in the part OF Jim Harland Gan
ambitious kid" Joe Coyne who is an
old one on the stage OF this theater, Is
responsible for the comedy IN the play
as Barney O'Reagon, the section hand.
He sang several songs, applicable to his
vocation, which were well received.
Zeke Harland, the depot master, a
typical Westerner, which predominates
in the way back stations, Is handled very
artlstlcally by W. Dixon, an actor OF
vast and varied experience. he gave
tho part many nice and quiet touches
in the way of expression and by-play
that were scarcely pronounced enough
to be appreciated by lssIal Redmond
audiences.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Cornelius Frakey pad s. - for 80
assault and battery
Henry CUNT vert - jsl Tor y osys
fof assault sfd battery
An sdiorrnsneut wss taken = tns
2Pth 81 Iafaes Rows case charged vtn
a. iae llauoT ~ ruiu9fs-
septeraber 2plh wH sEsin fnd n
oorrt John g. Hughes. charged y vtn
rioIafine tbe ssstf h4uof lsv
I'd. Corhfan vent io - f9r j. dsys
faf feing drank i'suiei ,. DovJ
slss ert u osys snd Th9nss harfsy
IS & $3.50
Us, DOG sass RI Hrs Hsruar Hevsrs
VS. tr hare ceFat of Fe<er1sv ost
fr.s - 30 an1 81 - loUra1neui vas
tske1 r. taf zafr.
weses =. sweet tnd Nors evetf
have secured saftaer 80 gerunerf -
taef case rf lev6 era lssr Fotf co..
i7sf,fs1tgn Tss zafh = fhe osT
~ Msnenrc nsF - 18rtr ~
fsa ~ hs may frd fE Most
r.ees.ss voe8 ssv thst Er6es corff s.
fas ss fsee lH tne venid - Or
saet eaee ~. tot ftls 1s vhat tus
rrerf v 80 ere za Neuergs q ~
csse1 81 uais7iulg praftlcns mear
osss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
Redmond's Grand-T'The Limited
Mail"


The story of the play is simple, but at
all times an interesting one, the scene
being lad IN the West, on the Unon
Pacific railway. The station agent at
Redwood has become implicated N the
wrecking OF a tram, by which several
passengers were killed. He finds tiny
and very pretty baby II the wreck,
and, overcome 10y remorse, adopts ana
rears it as his own. The first ACT intro
duces the little waif, now almost grown
to womanhoOd-a merry, hght-hearted, j.,
loyable girl, who assists her adopted
father III his station duties, and IS
known all along the line as Nellie, "the
sweet manipulation OF the wires" Red
wood Station is the scene of both the
first and second acts, which contains
many new and unique features. In the
first the love-making between Charles
Martin and the heroine, Nellie Harland,
with the telegraph key and sounder as
2 medium, is one of the most novel fea-
lures ever introduced on the stage
Charley's words, MY little darling.
love you. VIII you be my wife?' are
spelled out upon the instrument so
as to be distinctly audible in all
parts OF the house. IN the sec
ond act many OF the foibIes and
peculiarties of the travelling pub
lie IS brought out IN manner as real
istlc as It Is amusing, and the audience
was in a continual roar OF laughter.
The arrival and departure of the Linn
tied mail III this act is simply great.
The tram Is heard approaching, the
putting of the locomotive, a wonder
fully perfect lmitation) at first faint,
then growing louder and louder; the
gradually slowing down Of the train,
its final stop, which Is Immediately fol-
lowed by the long drawn sigh OF the AIR
brakes, are actually perfect Teproduc-
tions, and together made up an act
which actually raised the audience up
IN their seats, and brought applause
which was deafening. But 1t the sec
ond act was great, the third was
still more conducive TO cheers and wild
enthusiasm when the fight of the Inn
tied mail and the wonderful telegraph
scene, where the words OF the message,
"For your life hold the limited mail, I"
flash out upon tie wire IN Jagged letters
of FIRE. the message itself being sent by
Jim Hsrlsnd, who has acciden tally dis
covered the plot TO wreck the tram. and
who climbs TO the top of the telegraph
pOle, cuts the wire and sends the warn
inr dispatch. This message Is received
by Nellie HaTlsnd. the heroine. who is
acting ga operator at Fl0odwood cut.
beng y the disguise Of a boy, in order
10 better escape the per secutions OF
John Giddings, Tleh contractor, who
has long been persistent but unsuc-
cessful Vo0er. Although overpowered
by the vould-be trsin-vrecksrs, she
succeeds IN placing = torpedo on the
track. and this gives the alarm. The
Limited Nail-a perfect representation
OF vestibuIed train-fies across the
stage, stops. ard comes backing down.
slows up, and stops. and once more
there "a sign of triumph from the sir
brakes. Mstinses today, Thursday and
SATURDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
THROWN OUT OF COURT.
The Bill of Complains in the Dodge
Northrop Case.

The Bill of Complains in the Dodge
Northrop Case.
The Dodge-Northrop case in which
the title TO about Sc, 900 worth Of city
property was at stake, came up before
Judge BurGngame yesterday afternoon.
Attorneys Smiley q Earle made 3
motion 10 strike the bill of complaint
from the files. They argued that the
case had been tried IN the circuit court
and a decision had been rendered
against the complainant. For this
reason il was claimed that Il could not
come up before the superior court and
should have been appealed 10 the
Supreme Court.
Judge BuTlingame decided that, IN
asmuCh as the case had been adlUdlcst-
ed IN the circuit court, the superior
court could not act as an appellate court
The time had gone by for appealing 20
the Supreme court and II there was
anything 10 be rectiied il would have
20 20 back 10 the circuit court. IL was
therefore thrown out of the superior
court.
Tins is the case in which a big land
fraud was claimed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
AT Vaudeville

A very me house w2s the reward ct
the splendid ollo hA pr0yided by A@n-
agcg smith lasi night Every feature
r. announced MAS earned QuI 10 tae
letter, aaa the applause Was frequent
And sincere. Ine singing % Mlss
MalYipa keaner MAS heartily eucOTcds b
and ne2rlN ali were obliged - respond
10 enoores. The performance coa-
olDded with the very funny atterp
entitled lis Marriage q Failure The
same excellent hll wll he repeated
every evening tnis week, wlth nlailnees
tomorrow, fTldAy and SATURDAY..
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
Powers Grand-"A Fair Rebel. >

THIS q the title Of sensational and
vivid MI tsrY drsns winch will -
riven - fret presenta tor 81 thit thea
rotut continuing for matnse snd
evening performance on ~stordaE
psrtcalsr advantage a taken q tne
famous IiheT pTlsoE. ard ttIs Insi sita-
ton. where hunorsts Suffered death
and innuneIshle tc1teres f07 coaBfrgs 2
sske. q rerrod aced O. tEsf stsge n
most real sac manner. Toe vel
snr~n actress. Nss fsrrv f- sfte
ssds the cSsf. 1ne sie of seas
or.1ns tomorrow Horr HE
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
cIRcUrr GRIsF
-. e.s.s rA4s oeespi~a tie Gears
fes1es&4y

AE4tEatz@t
Jerems Ccea plszaed not gulsiy -
ne thrss charges erouget ag4'Ass aaa
Ter eklaf3ag tas h4aoE i2w. ons
easrzs SIS fof kseplag hss saloon epea
on Suaday. one Tor sslhag iauor HsEn-
oaE l,seaSe, snd oae fee selling hquor
tina Il nlf.e q the soldiers Home.
David SAoenteld pleaded guilty T. tie
charge ol sa.laS liquor Nltao4t p2y ~
4 leenSs ia the CFcalt court yesterday /,
aat Judge baren assessed = Tor 4 tlas
aaa - S costs. he pad up and VAS
dls.,b 4rKed.
Era Auae kenb0s and Michael Giles
soa were among those sFFsignea IA the
Circuit eeaTt yesterday. Both are ae-
cused OK the erime OF rape. and each
man pleaded not guilty. c. q. Hyde,
Of Rockford. was appointed b. the
court I'd defend Gleason.
Amos smith. accused Of the larceny
OF helfer valued 81 more than f<j,
vas aEgzi sned and pleaded not guilty.
j. ". Robbins vas appointed 10 defend
hin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
FULLY ORGANIZED.

The Grand Rapids Brick Company Fiies
Articles OF Association.
The Grand Rapids Brick Company
filed It's articles Of association today
with the county clerk. Tne capital
stock is $4,000, Of which $3.50 -
actually paid in. The stockholders are
w. o. Hugbsrt. l25 shares; David I.
Stiyon, 500 shares. A. Il. Rsthbone. 100
shares: j. n. J.. Hughsft. l25 shares.
W. .. Hughart, Jr., l25 shares. George
T.. Fowle. 81 shares
The company owns a piece Of clay
land near the Black Hills IA this ctv
and propose 70 manufacture bricks Of
all kinds and other clay products.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
A NEW CONFER.
nut WsIeome-Whst the Big Rapids
PI0neer Bays SEsxzs

nut wsleome-w the Big Rapids
Pioneer says. EZsnU
II. 4. GraRd-Girard. Of Big Rapids,
has taken charge of the drug business
located at rs Monroe-st., and vii
bring his family to Grand Rapids and
make shis city his future home. Here
is what the Big Rapids Pioneer SAYS of
HIM: eNe are very sorry % part with
such residents as Mr.. Grand-Glrard and
family, FOR We need more such, but We
can not refrain from congratulating the
people of Grand Rapids upon sCcur-
ing them as residents of their
city. Mr.. Grand -Glrard is first
Glass business man. and de-
slrable citizen generally, and his re-
moyal will be regretted as much by the
Presbyterian Church as by the business
community, as he is faithful laborer
IN church matters"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Wm. y. Gilbert. 81 years, 50 North
Lafayette. gun shot wound.
enarles " shepard, 5s years, Rock
ford, III. epilepsy.
Mary Marrow. 25 days, ] Queen-st.,
cholera infautum-
EdHard Drake, 5 year., e04 ottawa
at, oiphthers.
child Of John Holberg, % Fifth.st..
stili born.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Regular quarterly SESSION of Kent
District lodge. 10. q. 7. o. q. J.. wi
beginning 81 1890 .. n., iu ths hsi q
South Enterprise lodge, corner South
DIvr9on and sycamore streets A pub.
iic meeting. WITH speaking snd muse.
vii ~ he'd a. t1e Soath CcTl Eregs ton
a church Ia TIE evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Miss Clara Broglie, the head trimmer
of G. A. Berwin's Millinery Parlor. No.
81 Canal-st., has just returned after an
absence OF SIX weeks, which she devoted
to selecting Pattern Hats and goods for
the fall and winter trade, and will be
pleased TO meet all the old customers
bnd as many new ones as are willing to
ae served by her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
In More Extensive Quarters.

The Grand Rapids Book Bindery,
formerly at 26 Pearl-st., mas located in
more extensive quarters. and is now
executing first-class blank book work
and al kinds of fine book bindingin the
usual prompt manner customary with
this institution, at % Canal-st. Tele-
phone No. 1913.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
Marriage Licenses.
LIST OF SEPTEMBER sirRIK Is.

The following is a list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. rcsiIepcs wnen outs.ds tie city snd
ages cf the,psrties: AsEs
Owen J. Reilly Jennie Larraway-... 27--24
Louis l5andin. Frida Swansen-...-....-.. ..2,sgl
JOseCh PawlOwski. Victoria Plachizka.--Z5-Z0
John Workman. hebecca RlDlO, OF
Vnfl-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Ats srecisl meeting - TIE Board ~
Pubc Works yesterday afternoon the
contrast fer hulaaa tie ss1ef n
Mac sru an8 rsne7 streets thfrEEt tss
Fffh vsTd wss 80 20 h.Chsro fckett.
HIS 30 was s5 cents F.sr cuke Tafa oI
81 80 for TIE entire eontrsft
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

The Neal Sisters, located in the new
Kendall block, 147 Monroe-st., an
nouuce that their fall opening of fine
millinery goods will take place on Sep
tember Both and October lst. 1t will be
an event of unusual interest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Max jennings. of 81 South Division
at, offers for sale fine line of gold and
silver watches clocks, jevelry, silver
and plated ware. Special attention
gwen TO repairing and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
Flashes From the Fover.

Manager {. W. Roberts, Of kedmOnds =
Grand, nAs fitted up cozy ofhee AZ
Kedmond's Grand, up stars just 10 the
LETT 81 the man entrance. 1ne box Of
nee VIII now be used exclusively by
Treasurer stowe, where he viii at al
times be locked II. TINS new arrange
ment Viii Toe appreciated 10y al! those
WHO have business With tie manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

spendng money on quaCk doctors
whose only ldes a 70 gall the public
Is e not better r. buy reliable medicine
Ike sulphur BtseTs2 thInk -, IS they
cured me of Catsrrh after suffering
three years.. r Clark, Manchester.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

The Grand Rauids Chair Company
will pay cash dividend of per cent.
on its capital stock at the company's
Office, on Wednesday, October 10. 1890
The books for the transfer Of stock will
be closed Thursday, September 25, 1890.
+. IT. FooTE,
Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

loose = Red Clover Pie Remedy. IS
q positive specific for 81 forms of the
4 sease- BEnd, Bleed nz, Itching.
Ulcsrated, and Protudlng Ples-frce
Sc. For sac ~ 81 drueg -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
Bsrtnsn's Hail strauss Orchestra.

Hurrsa for Ss~snss re and fs
e-sest orchestra arrived - ths e1tg over
- Is. 4 NJ r. rad as s45 tas mcra-
re asa to8sy tte cts tksrs There
- - = good hc 80 a. tke Is 50 zee sd
= re4se<s 81 st tie EeIfs9lasocs tbs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
f /, ,reei, Or two or

"Wear it a week or two or
three, till you make up your
mind about it, and then go
back to the store where you
bought it and get your
money back.
Wear it a year ; and, if a
bone is broken or klnked
or slipped or shifted. go back
to the store where you bought
it and get your money back"
What do you think of the
Kabo corset when 1t is sold
with such guarantees as those
twop
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
CHICAGO CORSET Co. Chicago and New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

sv~es Hoessrs. rssTs. AZ Gees
strett. 6rht1srs 1oan Spsr ks. 81
vrzrs s. FrrfT street. fFT,.o8a fseef;
Herrv Tesger. ~ yesrs, - Fcurfh
zverae srsfet fever A. q 1o1nsgH.
- years. All ~eeola street.. fressIes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

VIII the brother of George f. Hulett
write at once to J. Cross, 4S7 Robey-st., +,
Chicago, Iii. Your brother George is
dead. Michigan papers please copy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Do you want three-plece bedroom
suite, price anywhere from $l4 TO SIS?
If so, call at Vinegar Furniture
Company, 123-129 South Divislon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Elinger. the American tailor form
eriy at Isl NOproe-st-, invites the pub
lie 10 call at bis new store. 3 South
DvissOn-st., and examine the novelties
IN tailoring goods. The stock vii be
open for Inspection on Wednesday,
September "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23
Lily white

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer In the manufacture of -four, its
products are in great demand and es-
pecislly the Lily White. Try 1t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Chas +. Dlttmar, an accomplished
musician, Is the musical director OF
"Ine Limited MalP company. He ls
the author OF the Ellls Patrol. whlch Is
becoming very popular throughout tue
country. The orchestra at Redmond r
played II last night and wlli render u
al every performance during their en-
gagement.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Manager Roberts took excellent care
OF the rush AZ Redmond 5 last evening
provided as many extra chalts as he
could Tor the late corners, and MADE
those who had TO stand feel comfort
able and contented.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

The Emma Juch Opera company.
which appeared at Detroit last week,
the biggest opera company singing ia
English, has been secured by Manager
Garwood for an engagement al Powers
in few weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-23

Lawrence Barrett opens his season il
Milwaukee next Monday. He viii ap-
pear IL Grand Rapids IL October.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1890-06-13
SPANISH woMEN's MANTILLAs.

A Spanish woman's mantilla is held
sacred by law and cannot be seized for
debt. There are three kinds of man.
tillas which form the toilette of the
Spanish lady. The first is composed
of white blonde, used only on state
occasions, birthdays, bull fights and
Easter Monday. The second is black
blonde, trimmed with deep lace, and
the third for ordinary wear is made
of black silk trimmed with velvet
TDry Goods Chronicle.