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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

after taey arrived ia tas CITY snd en-
gsged . furnished room, when STE
boldly aaGooHeed that she asd net M
tend = work she could live IL az
sassr Way, and proposed that The
young girl Join her IA gong on toe
street tor that purposs. The poor g;fl
sad sic would ssarye before abe
would cutter upon such lite, and she
suadsaiy asoke 10 tie fact that sEe
~ss stranger IN = strange city. with no
money or friends ehe started cut TO
tfnd work. and IN her despair met
kina-aeagted policeman we wlsa vs.
knew his name. aud told him bef
story. He took her 10 MTs. klee's IA
telligsnee othae, but II being saturday
there vas no place open, aud sac
brought her 10 tie Womsn's Home.
BY tnis time the girl WAS nearly
heastorosen NTH hoine-siekness. aIld
after staying = few days she was for-
nlshed transport on and money io 90
home. one OF the ladies' accompany lns
her TO the train. This Is only one case
of many that could be recited. We
believe prevention is better than cure
though Ne do not shrnk from dolns
al ~ our power for those who have
already gone astray.
The dinner 10 hs given IN Hartman
hall on Saturday ut tals week is for the
benefit of tnls home. Ii will be a plain
warm dinner, ~ the usual restaurant
pnee. and !. not "a dress-np affair. VII
members OF unions and other friend,
kindly send their contributions OF food
To Hsrtman's hall Saturday morning 81
. O'Clock. Dinner will be ready AZ 1850
EMMA A. WHEELER.
Chairman of Com mittee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
Annual Reports Filed.

The following annual reports were
filed with the county clerk yesterday:
Grand Rapids Cycle comany, capital
stock, So, 600: paid in, $3.50; real es
tate, SSl64.o7; personal estate. $l5,-
1874; debts, $l0,0S5.05; credits,
$9030.75.
Kent Furniture Manufacturing
company. capital stock, 100000;
paid IN, 800. 900; real estate, SIT 1851 Is:
personal estate, Sl07 ,451.75; debts, S3i.-
1898; credits, $3.50 5000.
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
company annual report showed mem
bersnIp OF 3l27; risks, s., 425 ,077: avail.
ahle resources, SI904.0l; liabilities.
s., 1923. 90; receipts. SIS, 1852 .o3; expense:
during the year, Sl5,74l.ll; risks paid
81.
Citizens Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany, number OF members, 1927; risks.
S6.77U,5 i5; total resources, S646, 4l6;
liabilities, Sl0,6S7.75; cash income,
$l4. 2S6.25; total receipts and income,
l5,226.9l; expenses for year, sl5,.
226.9I.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
Prizes for Architectural Designs.

Critic +. A. Rush of the Architectural
Draughts' mems club, has given bis de-
cisIon in the competitive drawing contest
for January. The design was city
front three stories IN hight on twenty
five foot lot. BY the critics decision
L. s. Gilbert was awarded frat place
and c. G. Vierheillg second place. The
subject for tine next contest will lie
plans for a water tower. Class work st
the last meeting consisted of charcoal
drawing from bust Of President Lin
coin. The club is in prosperous con-
dition and the work is proving tn be OF
much interest. Applications for men,
bership from six architects were re-
ceived at the last meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
City News in Brief.

Captain Reuben Nanderhoff. formerly
of Grand Haven. now Of Harbor
Springs, one of the best known and
most popular captains on the lakes,
was married In this city Wednesday
evening TO Mrs. Henrietta NJ. Nelson
of Cincinnati. The Rev. 5. II. Cobb
performed the ceremony IN the parlors
of the new Livingston. The couple
will travel for . mouth, principally in
the east, before settling down In their
Harbor Springs home.
Col. 4. AIdrich Of the internal
revenue Office returned Yesterday from
Holland. where nc had Seen to look
over the stock OF II. Potsma, a tobacco
dealer. who recently died. The busi-
ness will be closed out about Febru-
airy /.
The employees of the Grand Rapids
Book Binding company enjoyed a
sleigh ride 10 Paris township last night
under charge of superintendent Coch-
ran. They filled two large sleighs and
discussed an elaborate oyster supper.
The alarm of fire at leo O'Clock yes
terday afternoon was caused by the
burning out OF chimney in the resi-
dence occupied by Charles Kramer.
No. 257 North Ionia street. No dam
age.
There will be given benefit ball for
Thomas Burger at tiermsnia ball. Sat
urday evening. January %, Mr.. Bur-
ger has been sorely afflicted with Ill
ness in his family and needs ASSISTANCE.
Plans for the following residences are
being prepared IN the osiice of Rush h
Son: For {. =. Foot on Union street,
and for u. II. Wtllmot TO be built on
the corner OF Turner and Tenth streets.
A. Nanderbulle has been awarded
the contract for plastering the new
Cody block on the corner of Cherry
and South Divisioa streets, aud he will
begin the JOB THE morning.
The remains Of the old huckster, A.
w. Lawrence. who died 90 suddenly
Wednesday, wiIrbe taken to PlsinwelI
for burial, by his ester, Mrs. Emily
Herrick OF kalamazoo.
Edward Paul OF No. ss5 North ave.
nue.. an empioye st Berkey's fnrnrtnro
factory, lost the thumb from his rignt
hand yesterday, by coming IN contact
with . buzz saw.
Prof. John 3. Hinchfy superinten-
dent OF the Holly schools yesterday
procured license % marry Anna !.
Hunt of Lowell. lie IL 30 aud she IL u.
Thomas Chalmers. brother Of super.
intendent Chalmers. has accepted
call ~ tae canstlsn church Of Brook
Ign, n. y.
Hsseali scored lis and lee 100 al the
Livingston pool tournament last night.
Aeksy aud Cray play tonight
Mrs. George Whitman has returned
from Q three weeks wet with ter par
eats st GFsnd Haven,
The Eqasl suffrage association has
elected The fo.sowing efheers for 1899:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
ITS FATE DEPENDS ON 1T.
The Owashtsnong Clubs Critical Epoch
Viii be the Meeting Tonight


Viii be the Meeting Tonight.
TIE board OF directors of the Owash-
tanong club mas sent out cards TO all
members, urgently asking them 10 be
present at general meeting TO be he d
at the club rooms at s O'Clock THIS
evening. The cards state that q state
ment OF the general financial condition
of the club will be made, and q plan
Tor reorganization on q paying bass,
be submitted for approval.
The financial condition" Of the club
has been pretty we'll advertised during
the last few days. The plan for rcor-
ganlzauon, in nutshell Is this: The
directors of the club have submitted to
the creditors q proposition that the
club issue trust mortgage to some re-
sponsIble trustee, conditioned TO secure
the creditors of the club of the balance
that shall be due them after 80 per cent
of their claims shall have been paid.
1t is expected that these bonds will be
in the denomination of $40 each and
the creditors take half their claims III
bonds and the other half i'll cash paid
by the sale OF the rest OF the bonds TO
members of the club and others. IL
this IS done, the board sees way clear
to curtaii expenses, stop the leaks and
march on to prosperity.
Inasmuch as not more than Is per
cent of the claims could be collected il
pressed, and for other reasons, the
creditors are disposed to be easy. They
have agreed to accept the proposition
provided the newly elected officer.
qualify and thus make themselves re.
sponsible heads of the club, and pro.
vided the plan be ratified by the mem.
bers of the club At general meeting.
Thus the clubs fate depends upon tht
meeting tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

west a Canal street. wno pat forth
ssTenIs Is objections 20 tns manner IN
ubleh ale aistEgcs vac fnads aad the
apparent inlastles done them. From
Cana street - tns bridge. street ear
tracks occupy the center OF The street,
and 4 = claimed are regarded ia law
ss JOINT occupants vita the property
osneTs, hence liable Ter = po1tsoD OF
al improvements made Instead OF
giving the property owners where the
tracks are laid tie benefit OF the
amount pad y TIE Consolidated street
Car COMPANY, the Board of sauallza.
ton, q IS charged, deducted the
amount from the wnols street. thereby
giving those east OF Canal tie benefit of
What those west OF tsnzi alone should
enjoy. The various gentlemen present
gave their views of the situation. A
report viii not ba made until one week
from Monday night.
The special COMMITTEES on gravel
roads listened To remarks from Presi-
dent Anderson. # the south D.vlslon
company, behind closed doors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
HINTS FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Bishop Gillespie Discusses State conee-
ton and Charities


ton and Charities
Bishop Gillespie addressed the Unity
club last evening at Temple Emanuel
On the subject OK The Present Status
of Michigan Charities and Corrections"
lie said the people OF the state have
good reason - feel proud OF iIs insti-
buttons. Michigan's institutions are
always referred 10 with degree of adj
mirstion that Is gratifying. Although
the Institutions are numerous and well
provided for, the governing power IN
many instances Is atte nded by a dlsas-
trous weakness. In the first place they
all depend upon the legislature for ap-
preparations of money. In many In
stances the legislators are ignorant CT
the requirements OF these institutions,
and they are too busy with
bllls prepared by their constituents
to investigate the matter sufticie ntly
well 10 enable them to act intelligen,ly.
The speaker deprecated the fact that
the salary paid TO county agents is SO
meager that proficiency can not be at
tanned IN administering the affairs of
the Office. The ONCE of county agent
10 now one OF charity instead OF being
one OF adequate remuneration. In his
opinion the greatest evil exists in the
management Of the charity jails. Pris-
oners are allowed TO associate together
without regard TO the distinction of
their crimes or ofsenscs. They are al
lowed too much freedom, and q degree
of familiarity springs up between
the officers and those in their
cuatOdy that DESTROYS the effect
of the imprisonment. Some regulation
should be made in caring for paupers.
They should DO separated according to
the degree OF their mental acumen.
An institution should be built for the
care OF imbeciles who are capable of
receiving instruction. Then fewer
poorhousss would 20 needed and one
would answer the requirements of
three or four counties. The speaker
concluded his remarks by saying that
that the next legislature should make
an appropriation for an institution for
lmbeciles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
ONE OF ITS BEST MEETINGS.
Michigan Engineers Close a Very II
teresting Convention.

Michigan Engineers Close a Very In
tercsting Convention.
At the session Of the Michigan
Engineers yesterday morning, o. c..
simonds Of Chicago, landscape gardn sr
Of Greenwood cemetery, discussed the
subject Of identifying grounds. He
discussed it from a scientific stand
point, and answered several questions
about moving and transplantng shade
trees.
George NJ. Ames, assistant city
engineer, gave . detailed statement of
the methods employed for cement and
concrete. A number of tests of the
tensile force of various materials WAS
made.
Prof. VI. +. Cooley of the u. of NJ.
gave a talk on the use of mechanical
devises for calculation, one In partlcu-
lar adding three columns at time.
Prof. Green of the U. of NJ. read q
paper on arches and showed by de-
moustr atoms on the blackboard how
arches are crushed and wherein their
strength lies. the committee on Instru-
ments made It's report. and the report
WAS accepted aud adopted.
In the afternoon George s. Person of
Kalamazoo, read q paper on sewage
conditions IN the open country. He
favored filtration rather than by
chemical means. and gave some experi-
ments made by him IN support of his
theory. He thought most of the bac-
terra could be disposed of by this
means.
Col. Z. w. Muencher of Msnistee.
gave a talk on Easement Curves"
lie said his paper was a mixture of
cosmos and aIgebrsic formulate, hence
be would give a short talk. The paper
was ordered to be printed IN the report
of the proceedings.
ri. +. Bean of Jackson. tai ked about
the question of the haul in railroad
work. lie gave q method Of ealculat-
ing, (which he had determined from prac-
teal experience.
+. Hodgman read the report of th e
COMMITTEES on queries. and many of the
questions were carefully discussed.
Mr.. Hodgman also gave . talk on the
ownership of the beds of drained or
Dire d up lakes. tie thought the &C
CURED land belonged To- adjoining
properties. taking the ground that the
property slwsvs extended to the edge
OF tns water. and deductng hts point
from this premise.
Resolutions were adopted, thanking
the board of puhllc works. the LEGAL
committee, and the press for fsvors ex-
tended TO tbs ASSOCIATION durng its
session. An invitation was received To
meet in Grand Rapids again, and Il
will probably be accepted. The next
meeting neweyer. Will undoubtedly be
held IN Lansing. The members pro-
nounee this one OF the best meetings
the association has ever held.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
COUNCIL COMMITTEES MEETINGS.
Pearl Street Property Owners Kick
Against the Assessment Roll.

Pearl Street Property Owners Kick
Against the Assessment Roll.
For the FIRST tive for several weeks
there vas 81 animated scene about the
council committee rooms last night.
Chairman Doyle, Of the committee on
streets. was weighted down with long
petition from residents on ScrIbucr
street. representing . large majority Of
the frontage, praying that that thor
ouQhfare BE- curhed. srsveIed and
graded from West Bridge street to Web
ster. A report will BE made to the
council Monday night in accordance
with the expressed wish Of the petit
taners. The only other mat
ter under consideration BY tais
committee vss the assessment roll for
the sewer in the alley between First
ard second streets. There vac one sp-
reliant. but the sprls kick will not
affect the rclE. A Fsport sill be sub-
uitssd recommending the Fstshestson
of the roll. Tbs business Disposed 81.
the aldermen interested made . sally
for the bors~ soo-.
The special committee appointed 70
consider TIA appeals On the Pearl street
having assessment roll, entertained
Hsrvey y. Bollster. Frank sweet. ~.
Rsunisllie, {. B. Kelly, William Hes
esd !. ". Kossnstsi, property s~asfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

President. Mr.. NJ. 4, Bedsli; wee pTes-
icent, Mrs. Harriet Palmer Bush; sec
Rotary. Mrs. Margaret AeTilii treas
ureF, Mrs Christopher.
ID. d. Slater. the real estate agent.
has gone TO Georgia on business trip.
The interior OF the Porter block -
being renovated and repainled.
Hartford :. Perk rs OF No. l54 Turner
tresl died wecnesdsy night.
~ Hines Of Grattan vas n the city
yesterday on business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
Burial Perrnits

Walter Burk, aged I years. No. "a
East Bridge street. peritinites; Care
Van Ranken. aged "A years. No. IS
Sherman street, Brights disease; s. w
Lawrence, aged "a years. No. l6l Wat
erloo street, heart disease; Soie Aliivet
aged IS years, No. 20l Cas- street, oyar
ian disease; Ante Rozema, infant. No
232 North avenue, bronchitis; infan
child of John Hamilton, No. ll4l Fiftt
avenue, etill born.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

The question welether strikes are det-
rimental to the Iaboring class was dis.
cussed by the Y. n. {. A. debating so.
clety last night. c. p. Benedict and
Orville Dennis spoke in the afi;rma.
tive, and George +. T. Parrish and
Henry Stewart in the negative. The
question was decided in favor of the
negative. The following resolution
will be discussed at the net 1t meeting;
"kesolved, That the United States
should not appropriate money for the
relief of Russian famine sufferers
The resolution will be supported by
John Vandermay and II. Haggons, and
Henry Bates anu c. Z. Benedi will bc
the speakers IN the negative.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
HAVE YOU
BRONCHIAL CATARRH
Have You the Disease That In,
variahly Leads 10 Con-
sumption?

Had you cold beginning IN the head. thea
extending down 70 the bronchial tubes.
Did you kaow that il II was Rot checked. As
would attack the Jugs aad cause copsrnp
ton.
Did you know that you can
be cured Of this complaint. with
all it complications and symp-
toms, by DR.. S. Clay Todd. 1t
North Division street, rooms 1,
8 and 4, Grand Rapids. Mich.'
Well, such is the case. DR..
Todd has been curing thess
complaints for thirty years.
Call on him and get the medi.
cines that will perfectly cure
your trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
Another Mission Sunday Schoo,

mission Sunday school has been or
ganized at the mission chapel on Curtis
street in the north end with II. A. Lu-
ton as superintendent. The school will
DC held every Sunday morning at $3.50.
1t was opened with o good membership
and much interest vas manifested.
Preaching services will DC held in the
chapel every Sunday morning and even.
1nO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
ALMOST A MIRACLEl
We Refer by Permission 20 the Cast
Of the Daughter OF Mr. John
@. Meredith OF Reed
City, Mich.

Her complaint was very implicated. con
slsting % great nervous prosfraficn. smother
ing spells. great neryousness and trenb!ins
ehills ard levers. dyspepsia. beichine WIND
prolafsss uteri. could not sleep st at; Hes -
married. Had been treated by sryersl geec
physicians. bat grew gradually worse uatl al
hope wss lost.
She then took the treatment q DR.. s. CAY
Todd. &c North Division street. @ and Rapids
Mich. aud became perleciiyw
DR- 5. CLAY Tom. Grand Rspids. Mich.
Dear Sir - Your success IN my daughters
case WAS alnost a miracle.
JSnS @. NEEspfTH.
Button. Wei Co. Ind.
Date Of Reed City. hieh9
November II. lse2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
Compiling Freigh, Rate Statistics.

Secretary kinscy, OF the Improve
ment Board. is compiling statistics oi
freight rates from Grand Rapids e
central points. and will make . com.
parison with the rates from other
points IN the state for the purpose OF
showing manufacturers the correct sit
uation of affsirs in order to induce
them TO locate here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

Qusr;ermaster Shank Of the Soldiers
Home, has let the contract for half q
ton OF chewing tobacco for the vetsr-
ans in the home. The price paid was
Il cents per pound.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
IRIS NOBLE ArMs AND WORKS.
A Letter from Emma A. Wheeler About
the Wonsns Home ard Hospital.

Will the good people OF Grand Rap
IDS continue 90 lend their AID ana sup
port 70 this institution. when in . quiet
way q dong much % save giFis and
women from even beginning alssolate
lifes
A recent sase viii Wrvs ~ an cram
pie. A young sirl came here from .
snsn city 10 sn adjoining state. where
lives her mother, poor bat respectable,
bsiBa induced 70 eeme ~ slri work
Ing N the same factory ~ hefssif. wits
TIE expectation Of earning hisseF
wages. sne DID not suspect the evil
inien lion Of her supposed friend anti
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
In MEXICO

DR.. S. clay Todd bad another esse In Mexico,
yesterday be sent the medicines 10 the
United states Express. This patient gave Or.
Todd Dr. Archibald Lawson. mKnagi ms phyti-
can Of American Hospital in The cts Is
Mexico. IS reference.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
Child Struck by an Electric Car.

The 4-year-old con of Geo. 4. Apder.
son Was struck by an electric car at tie
corner of South DIVISION and Fifth ave,
nue. yesterday, and considerably,
though not seriously hurt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
ClTaRRH CURED IN THIRTY DAYS.

De. :. CLAY Tom. Grand Rapids Mitch.
bear Sri read the Standard Of erapd
Rapids Mich. ! haa eatafrh aud stopping
ia tie noses nssse "a head and nose bleeding.
An = years old and very strong. ] received
your medicines and 10 The time 81 thirtg dar-
vas entirely curef Of the estsrrs and efhsr
sroases. Yeu ear pat n freely IN the papers
and an vsrs thAbkf,d 20 yeu.
CohsslrrS FSsEsr.
Ackley. Hsrdln Co. Iowa Sev. - lssi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22
Contagious Diseases.
Myrtle Coates, aged 3, No. ls2 Crosby
street, scarlet fever.
Real Estate Transfers.

Frank g. Cashfan 10 Amelia v. Ate
kison. e 81. tot 2 Volts add
frank II. aud y 4. Westhsriy 20 Gerrit
Hsndiogten. i0t 5. bib =. Powers Paris
add ........ .............. ...-.......
Levi :. praxtn 20 FdsAfd Rychel, los -
ffoviD sfcSad add ......-s.s..-ss
3eefgs W. kefx s. 4. I. fipsf. rsT of
iet a village az Rock ferd ..s..--.,......
Heafy Heissl 10 Coca Hesssi. a. nv.
SEA 81 sec Il. Aiaofna .a-s..
Joseph "a Martin T. thsadler Baker
sod Vile. va So So 81 sec n.
lsfens ..s..-.-..-... ..--.......
Jan IS y. Hammond 10 Jessph Z. Dyes
e's ness u sec ~. Gaines -r....,-
Joseph r DYER 10 karea tisfk. -
hts4 81 see ~ Games ..-.....-....-s..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

The f5liesias - is 81 the marriage
licenses issued sises i4ss pahissbea. vth the
nsmes residences lshsa eHtsas TIE eity saa
ACES Of tse parties
Axs
Essoa r Basiags. Sparta RE Aastte,
Joha , niaeAsy. hsls AaHa y Haas.
beHsil a...a........-..--... Sa--+E
Frea Aasast Mstthe Anaa f.seaeft 49, ss-S
aesfss A. Nader, 5sssts N. fEsel~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

Dr.. s. ci.r Torn. Grand Rapids Mich.
Dear Slr-i am well. You can put any tesii-
mcnsl in print that you want 20 Cor had
everything Ms. ". T. AL1ero.
State street. Hastings Mich.
October 81. 1921.
NoTE-a irs. Aiigeo had Consumption. Juber
GUAR Consumption. with all IS cempiica.lcus
and was cured By Br. s. Cay Toae. after heI
case was given IT 81 hopeless ~ her physt
clans. family and friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-22

pAvIs-Tharsaay. Jsn1Ary Il. ElizAheth.
iafAnt daughter Of ChAS. L. Davis aad Carrie
A Dass aged tzar A.o1tas.
Eaasral 2EiszEs.
Clergyman a Bowen. fzaeral directors. Ne.
= F9antaln street.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-06
No Dre 8 Reform In Turkey.

Ihe cnase Of dress reftrru has re-
ceived a serious blow in Turkey. The
women OF that country have sighed
for the ':dress Of the vest" they have
even envied the '.flgure'' OF their
Frcnch sisters. But Abdul Itamid, who
seems TO be snmptuary dictator, OH
jects TO the. Introduction, of foreign
fashions. He approves of The national
dress for these rcusops: 1t is more pic
turesque+ 10 is: more patriotic, and the
western costume is. against, tho, pre-
cepts of the Turkish religion. He there
fore requests the police of Constantine
pie to, report TO the authorities nny
wearers of non-Turlsislf, dress, and he
denoInces the introduction of foreign
fashions. Nor, will he entertain any
scheme OF, reciprocity, snch MS, trousers
for cOrsets,or wells for Partisan novel-
ties. 49, ~