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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
at'eeklg Gitizs'I
somr TEA sscRsrs.
eAs.sss oesefsiiy ovsra shs Meae %
ssssetise. Dvyt.s s.a rrepartss.

o>s.sss oersfsiiy ovsra sAs Meae %
ssssss,ss. Dvyt.s s.a rrsp.r,as.
Owing 70 the Jealousy OF the Chin.
sse government preventing foreign
Gro from visiting the districts whore
zee 10 grown, and the information
derived from the Chiuese merchants
.. the shipping ports, scsnty - 10
vss, not being depended on With
any certainty. much mystery and
confusion for . long time existed re-
ssrding the species yielding tho
varieties known 10 the trade az
sreen and black tees, By which
nsmes they are beat known 70 tho
public. many authorities Don tend ing
that the former were produoe on.
slusiveiy from the green tee plans
and the latter solely from the black
zee variety, while again u was held
by others that both commercial va
risties we're produced from Q slnsle
species, the differences In color,
flavor and effect being due entirsly
70 . disparity In the coil. climate,
eye and process employed In curing
The leaves for market; also that
green teas were grown from plants
cultivated on the plains or low lands,
In coll snriohed by manure. and
black teas from plants grown on
hillsides or mountain slopes
Later and more careful investiRa-
lions. however. disprove ell these
opinions. 10 being nov admitted.
even by the chinese themselves, that
the green and black teas OF com.
meroe may DO and are prepared al
vii from either and both species of
the tee plant, diffsrsn, meth ods be-
ing pursued In the processes OF our.
iag from tho nrst stage, green teas
being only disting uished from black
BY the fact that the latter are not
fermented In the process OF curing
or toEefed ~ high or as often by
excessive heat o. the latter In the
firing process 70 which they are sub
jsetsd before being twisted or ourled.
10 was also . commonly received
opinion st one time that the dis.
Inactive color OF teas was impair ted
70 them by being nrsd In copper
psna For this belief there 10 not
she slightest foundation In fact, -
copper 10 never used In the process
Of fring leaves. repeated ex peri.
nents by unerring tests having oon-
.elusivelv proved that not Ia q single
case has any trace OF that metal beon
detected. the only difference lying In
the methods OF preparation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Water Needles

80 penetrating IL water NJ high
pressure that only special qualities
of cast iron will bo tight against H.
In tho early days 81 tho hydraulic
,ack IL was no uncommon thing 10
soc water issuing like iino needles
through the metal. and the water
noodles would penetrate tho unwary
fingcr just rs r. ad y rs steol ono
Power
(Yrom Mondays Daily.)
Prof. q. \ Ramsay, II the Academy
went Ia Santa Fe this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary A. Thsysr. the missionary
teacher, lef, to-day for Baltimore.
y. o. Boes. of III Paso. Ia here and
Frank s,urg.s iu showing the gentlemen
courtssies.
q. c. BCAmAn has receipt Ia full for
poll tai collected fur School Clerk n.
Grunsfeld.
Miss Kate Kirkpatrick will teach Al
Cerrillos the coming year and Miss KIN
ma q, Golden.
DR. Macbeth hAs r-turnssi from the fro
mems tournament, and may bs found At
his dental offices.
W. 4. strickler. the efficient cashier ~
the Bank II Commerce, returned last
night from the east.
Mrs. A. Simpler will leave this even
Ing for Johnsburg. Mo, wh-r. sh. will
spend several weeks with friends and
relatives
Mrs.. J. l.. Dunley, wife II the former
chief clerk q, the frrigh, depot. is in the
city on her way to Colorado springs from
California.
VIM Cuyler. formerly . rssiisnt Of AL
buqusriue, 10 In the city, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Cuylsr have becn residing in Rl Paso the
past winter.
The soliciting committee II the terrific.
rial fair secured $500 In subscription this
morning. The COMMITTEES hope 10 s.eur.
= fuud 81 thre- thousand dollars this
week
Hon, n q err Was thinking ~ s-nd-
Ing hi chilhrrn -as, Ia school, bu, wipely
concluded tina, they can secur. = god
education In the schools of this city.
The championship belt. won by the
Albuquerque hoss running tssm. can be-
s-"n for the neg, few days ., zsig.r's
Cafe FOREMAN Jaeoby. u the Hook 4
Ladder oompany, was entrusted
with the bsh last night. by Trainer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
GRAMMAR.
Reduced 70 Is rr,~n,v. .se s,-pss.

Reduced 20 is rri-i,,vs sse ss-pses,
10 .-s..
Every body knows the story Of the
Englishman who. dining with q man.
DARN. desired TO know what meat he
was eating lie pointed TO the dish
and said, interrogatively. "lusck.
qnaok" Ills host shook his head
and answered. with the politest OF
smilos. bow WOW" And there you
have the language In lie simplest
elcmcpta
As yet however, II possesses no
svntax. no order, no formative prin.
eiplca Now push the thing one
stage further, says l.ongman's Mays-
aine lot us make y verb. 70 eat
The simplest way OF doing this IL "a
Initiate tho sound OF teeth In grind.
Ing especially In grinding hard
grain, like corn. or coarse roots and
ioodstufTs Ny'm. ny'm. ny'm. or
nyum. nyum, nyum, IL about ~ near
rs We can get to II In ordinary
letters Tho Italian gn'm. gn'm. or
the spanish nm. nm. would repre-
cent 10 more accurstelyD Henoo,
nyum'nyum ~ y common symbol for
Ito eat with savageA
Now ask with an interrog alive In.
hection OF voice, ''Nyum.
quack-quAck' and that means '.Am
] eating duck" The answer comes
with the shake OF the head. Nyum.
mum bow.wOw." aud that means,
"oh. dear, no, IL 10 dog you are eat
ing True thu grammatical sls-
mcnts OF first and second person are
here suppressed, but so they are In
many primitive languages. and so
they are even Ia the negro dialects
~ french and English lenses and
pors"ns arc frequently Lost "iiim
gwins town" means He 10 going %
town" Ia negro English. Him eat
means "ie 10 eating" "ilim cat yos.
terday" means "He sts." and 80 on
generally. IL have eaten" becomes
In t'roole French Moi nni mango. "
that IL to say. - al hni manger. ="
''kich niger, him muiatto. poor
mulotto. him niyger." gives tho sim.
pie grammar OF negro English; In
Creole French. where Ill means
'liu" II comes out la tho precisely
ana og"us form. "Nogus richie IA
mula,tc muistte psuvre. II negue ="
This Is gramnor reduced TO Its sim
pIost e.eusnts,
Now to cary the process still fur.
thor. lou SEQ the roma ne Of a d uck
lying ON the ground In the no x h bor-
hood oil your compound. and you
Wish to know what has happened 20
u You ask savage bystander.
'Fow WOW nyum nyum quAck
qun"KF That IL to sAy. HAS q dog
eaten my duck" The savage shakes
his head. pats his own round stou-
ach. and answers with gu.to. NY.
um nyum quack quack That
means IL have eaten It,"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Ser s,eate@pt.

is, Marrow. Superintendent, Of public
schools In Collar county, and his son
were taken befors Chisf Justice smith
lAis On Saturday afternoon by Deputy L
@. Marshal Tucker. Young Morrow was
wanted - . witness In the cas- agains,
Hiekos. charged with soaping the rail.
rad trsek 81 Ration, and II appears thu,
Morrow. Senior, declined 70 permit him
70 come and testify. Accordingly Justice
Smith ordered Issued ~ attachment for
young Morrow and sentenced tho elder
Marrow 10 two weeks imprisonment fpr
contempt Of court. Hickox was s-u, To
jail In default Of ti.o0o bond H. swai, the
action Of the U. q. grand Jury al Las
vssas.-New Msxiesn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Prom Tuessiay's Daiiy.)

"Doc Albright returned 20 winslow
last night.
Peter Ryan, an old Missouriau, 10 ~
Las Vegas and he ID doing good service
for The Postal Telegraph company.
J. T. Mclaughlin, tho Han Pedro
smsl'er gentleman, was In the city last
night, and called at Tns CITIZEN Office.
Al. Papen. editor Of shs Las Cruces
Republican. was In tho city yesterday,
and occurred number Il patruus sor his
excellent paper.
u Gillespie. late clerk In the Singer
sewing machine ofii 9 In this city. has
gone 70 Las vegas, where he takes q
SIMILAR position.
WIN. AcIntosh. the WE'LL known shssp
rai.sr ~ central New Asxico. h In Les
Vegas. and during tho hre@sn's toarus-
men, picked up few EXTRA dollars.
Fred. Manager and sister. Who ,sh the
city short time ago for Southern Cali
fornis. returned this afternoon, and II ID
runiored that Fred. will remain hsrs.
DR.. T. b Tyler and wife, Dr.. COllspder
and O. X. Smith. who have been mp In
the Jemes country for the past two
months. returned 10 the city last satur-
day.
Mrs. J. Elstasr and little daughter.
who have besn making their home 81 Al
buquerqre for the past four month";. len
las, saturday for ri Paso. To Join Mr..
Klstner.
T. q. Hubbell, one OF the eity's efficient
policemen, has returned home and was
On duty yesterday. During his absence.
Fred. Bowen dictated and hllsd the bin
with credit
Floyd Bone, one Of the clerks at the Al
lAnsic q Pacific general oihoss, who has
been back 10 Indiana end other eastern
states on . summer vacation, has 70
turned home.
urs sarah Mcmillan win leave sos
Pueblo Col, this evening. where she will
vial, . soa aud daughter. Prom there
she will wal, kRnsas aud ether casters
points. . d vii bs away too soa,hs.
n. A. Woodruff. cashier Of ths Prss.
sots National Bank arrived II one O'Clock
Ths gsnusmsa expects 70 NEST his wis'
this svsainw % arrival a th< ts~ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

'lt Seoms TO NO." said the city
editor rs he laid down the office
bible which had beon dug out of tho
library for reference, anu which he
had cen looking over In momen,
of idleuoss. that those fellows,
Matthew. Mark. Luke aud John. to
avoid getting scoopod. must have
compared notes while they were out
on their assignments Life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
The Modsrs ,swapap per.

An occasional contributor 70 the
magazines says that IL 10 becom-
ing next TO useless 10 offer
articles 20 their editors "Mass.
lines" he declares. are made up
more and moro from ordered matter,
and the mon who stand In favor
With the editors have the call
don't boiisve In this talk about
rings and cliques.' but Ne can all
Nell whom we msy xpect 70 dnd In
ess next number Of Harper's or the
Century. and oven what artist will
nsks the illustrations. When I
eve scheme for an article now I
nise 20 ~ editor and ask him IL lee
ny use 70 send IL Generally IL
~ Tho Amariea~ -~.sa,,-. l..
eeomipg about as conventional, Gus
Md dried On affair - . patant ONCE
fsport. Stories Of incident roman.
pea and essays arc barred. and young
frlters are actively discouraged
The newspapers are taking the place
n magazines with . large class Of
feadera IN. Y. Sun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

When moving into our present home l
found bottle ~ Chamberlain Pain
balm l.f by a Turner tenant. On the
label I found the statement that Il WAS
god for Gu = and burns. can testify Ia
the truth II this. Nothing in all MY ex-
y,-rienc- has found it, equal for treating
blis,ers or burns. Y. X. Barrett, mana
ger l.. sneur sentinel, La Suere, hinn.
Pain Balm In also q sure cure for rh.ums-
tism For sale by T. II. Burgess d Son,
drugQists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
SOCIAL AMENITIES.
The wido~er Has the Couosit Tsksn Gu,
OF Him.

The " ido~er Has the Coaoeit Taken Out
Of hin.
Tho physician In one OF the inter
Tor small towns Is a great tease. and
tho general storekoepcr is n widower
with an idea that he 10 Irresistible
among the ladies' The doctor drives
an aged mulo called Jane to his gig.
says the netroit Free Press, and the
widOwer more than once. whom no
has mot with the doctor with Q lady
In his Gig, has guyed him for not
driving q better animal The other
day tho doctor appeared In the stora
There's a friend OF mine out hero
wants . bale Of hay" he called TO
the proprietor, who was 81 the far
end.
Whats his namo'" inquired the
widower
at isn't . his. it's . her." cor
rected tho Doctor
"Oh, All, a lsdyr smiled tho via.
over, take mo out and introduce
me-
"er'ainly," responded the doctor.
Wait TIL slick up Q Bit" and
tho widowsr washed his face and
hands, combed his hair. pun ON a
collar and coat gave himsslf .
brushing and started out with the
doctor
How old &C. sheP" he asked a.
they reached the door
about ~ or 10, | should say.
"Marriedw
"Oh no." and ~ the doctor stepped
outside the st0rekroper stepped oe-
hind the counter and slipped q Pep
pcrmint drop into his mouth. He
thought tho lady was 10 the rig
standing AZ the rack. aud just AS he
reached 1t he straightensd his neck
tic again and cleared his voice and
the doctor stopped
Jane" he said bisndly. ''let mo
present Mr. Blank, the gentleman
from whom you will get tho bale OF
hay" and Jane stuck on, hor nose
to the widower In such n pleasant,
friendly manner that no was utterly
overcome, and with q snort no
turned and aed back into the store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Almost q p.rt,r, cnn,,..

Tho climate OF the Sierra, although
not so worry pleasant on account Of
the winds, IL extremely saluhrious
the heat never becoming unervatiug,
&c II docs not exceed ninety do.
groes Fahrenheit while tho lights
are delicicusly cool Lung diseases
arc unknown, anu tho sanitary con.
dillon OF the Sierra may perhaps be
inferred from the reply OF an old
American doctor who liyos In tho
now almost abandoned Mining place.
Guadalupe y-Calvo When | asked
him to give his experience as to tho
health OF the people he said well.
hero In the mountains IL l. distress.
inRly healthy, dosl % u complete
defiance OF every y sienic arrau . u.
ment With tho gravey ard, u tan.
merry aud the sewers at tho rivers
edge no diseases originate horo -
Scri bner'a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
ailss as w ePk.

Since his visit TO santa Pe, and AFTER
sizing up the situation. the Hon. y. Alex.
Ander has become convinced that he Is .
congressional possibility. even II he does
reside In socorro, II IL said tina, he IL
quietly esnvassing the situation aud, II
republican success seems probable, will
surpriss someone in the convention
zorro Advertiser.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Wonierfni For..sfuios..

Stranger. In train A man In your
business can I get home very often,
prcsume'
ommarciai- Home' ! should cay
not ny. sir. ! got home so seldom
that ] cant remember ha { tho time
whore live. Have TO telegraph to
the firm to send me my address.
You don't say ,o!"
that's straight Why. one time
! was away So long that | forgot Id
ever boon marrfNd. aud I took such q
fancy TO q pretty women I met In q
strange .o~n .nas sivi'o~ -Isn iiVi.
My! My"
Yes. IL would haze been terrible
thing but when ! called on the arm
during my HONEYMOON and intro
duceJ her. the old man told me she
was my wife before"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
ssskies's Asaaea nal We.

The bsst sAlvs In shs world Tor cuts.
braisss. sorrs. uiosrs, salt rheum. fever
sores. tss,sr. eh.ppsd hAnds, ehiblAlns.
eosnas and all skin sruptioas. and posi.
lively cares piles. or no pay required. II
u saAsAaisei " give Persses satisfaction
90 moasy rsfubdsi. Prtes 10 esnss p.r
boz. Pos sale by Dr. Thos. 4. Bsrssss 4
Saa, druxxiss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Ne ere erainx- Axainr, Rrlahnrt.

A Washington dispatch says: ], is
stated at the department Il jus.
iic- that M criminal proceedings have
been instituted against 81 pr-snl-n,
Reinhart, II the Atchiaon. Topeka a
santa Fe railread, NOR has any r,,lu"st
for the institution II proceedings against
him been made by the in,-rsts,. eom-
mercr commir-,on NJ by any one else,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

The first volume OF o code Of
commercial nomenclature" was Is
sued from the bureau OF America
republics recently. Its s42 pages
present more than ! 5000 business
terms exSe ding from A to mach nes
inclusive. such rs are apt TO sppear
In commercial correspondence on
tho American continent aud neigh.
boring islands. and the customs tar
IFS and regulation Of American
countries Tho terms arc given 10
three columns. showing the English.
Spanish aud Portuguese equivalents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

i'obson-Here comes Ponsonby
Pr heavens cake let's get out OF his
hy
hobson-Hcw much do you owe
|up
demonstrating; but he imagine.
got appendicitis. and will want
veil US ali his symptoms Brook
% Lie.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
III. Mark Il Not on rhs,r r.s..

In . New York photograph co,lec-
prs album there are the pictures OF
% criminals who were tried and
|onvicted In that city last year A
lood proportion OF them arr men OF
ne appearance, with honest looking
tees and . pleasant expression. The
(wner Of the album oftcn shows
hese pictures to his acquaintancss,
fithout telling who the men arc.
nd he SAYS that OF all tho people
Pho have seen them not one has vet
ucsscd that they arc convicted
Fimlnnls. or that they do not rank
non. the most respectable citizenA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
Maria gs.a.ls- Mod :

bsst Man. at telephone is that
fuyer Breaknot'
Yea"
well. No are waiting for the yer
get-whAt's thate Good! Absolut.
'serce for Mrs Marrymach' Al,
SAT pArson. let or 20. Lille.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

HE Mother Johnny, always 70 :
"mber what | told you. When you
r. any little boy showing anger
. him aside and make him feel
n he is wong. Did you do 10
,erday with naughty Tommy
hbbs'
'ohnny--Yes. indeed. ] did
ahched him good. too -Chieaz Y
tcord.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
How D. - uo,-.

The following mysterious adver.
emsnt appeared recently In &
$oodon paper: sientleman, 20, re
Pec,abls appearance and religious
fclinations, wishes To marry undei
Psychological principles. and In
Tee correspondence from any lady
living the same desire" How d.
pu mary under chronological
'aoipless DO you both have your
imps felt and then compare nots,
ice that there are no "inoom.
etibiiities OF temper"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
soUARino The CIRCLE.

This Mathematical rrobism was A.
,-mp'"d lear Thousand Yssrs Ago
The Oldest mathematical book In
the world, which dates como 1000
years back aud was written In Egypt
contains y rule for sQuAring the cir
clio, says the Engineers Gazette
Tho rule given 10 TO shorten the
diameter by q ninth. and on the line
so obtained to construct o square;
and this, though far from being AZ
act 10 near enough for most prsott.
cal purposes Since thsn the anna
tour squArer OF the circle has been
q thorn In the side Of the profess
sional Mathematician. Learned so
sietiss ~ last In pure solf.defsuse.
made . rule that ell resolutions OF
the problem sent 70 them
should without examination DO
consigned 10 the hames Ia
the last century . FrenchmAn named
Msthulus was 90 sure he had suo-
oeeded In squaring the circle that no
offered y reward Of ~. 00J TO anyone
who proved his solution erroneous.
10 was shown 70 be erroneous II not
TO his own satisfaction, 81 least TO
that Of the courts, and he ha TO
pay tho money. Mathematics
have long bcon convinced that tho
solution Was impossible, but II ID
only . few years since they wore
able 10 demonstrate this A Ger.
man professor named Land mann pub
lishod In 1882 Q demonstration,
which was accepted by thu scientific
world - satisfactory; so that would
DO squArers OF the circle may now
rest from their lAbors. seeing that 10
mas besn mathsmaticaily proved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

H. Gov. Prince was one Of the four
.sonle delegates ssleetsd by the Royal
hAs"oie eonvoeAtion to deliver IN
ssss a. PoSt Riley. kas,, an Thur rday.
=: occasion. AZ the Masonic exeurrion
p Topeka
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01
An Aih,nn Robi .

LADY a. Maple Valley. N. T., 10
l,sng In . cage an albino robin
.ieA she found In the g,sss under
YEA Every feather 10 white aud
ssss are pink.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

Reports Of recent Ugh, between rsbsls
and government furc-s In Peru speak
highly Of the bravery II an American
woman. VII. II Dr. Ward. who re-
mainsci In hotel, exposed TO . shower Of
bullets. In orier to attend the voc sdsd
belonging 70 bath sides
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-01

BousAll and several other wsil-known
minsrs isst this morning foS He'll canon
mining district. II II understood that Q
big miuiag deal 10 ca. and thai several Of
the most promising claims are included
10 the liss.
o. Il. croawell, proprietor Of the AL
bequsrqus strsst railway. and ons Of ths
h-svisss real estate owusrs In central
New Msxiso. lsn this Afternoons ios Santa
W. and aftsr rsaAiaias Tiers for . few
days will 20 on 70 his ho@s In New York
The Arctic house, under The manage
usnt az Mrs. Morss, h proving one Of the
best lodging houses In the southwest
Tbs hoass 10 being thoroughly cleaned
and 10 now regarded the incest lodging
quarters In tbs ssathwsss.
John d. Ts<iisa presented this Ones
with nsastsr peach this m"rning. hs
has ans psssh orchard In she southern
osrs of ths city, and " the bad boys wi''
NJ, hrsAk dows bis tres when SCALING
fruit he wtll bs Obliged.
In the United States court of psivsss
land elains yesterday, tss asiissso gram
css. vas sin on traAl with ths proba bill
i,y Of being submitted In the sfsrnoon
Then foilous ths sriAi d he kstApes,
grant.
Tho opsis s.ys ID. o. Rodsy. the Al
baqasrqus s,,ornsy, u @sasiossd for TN
dslssa,sship on The rspsblissa ssds Of TN
house political.
Ben. Davis hes inior~sd Mp. s'smin 'sh'
populiss leader. that he sstsndsd Ia i's
dsaosrss whie Oh. AJssk hi psoiiS's'
he DsnesrNt.
The Washington times., 1894-09-17
WHAT BUSINESS MEN SAY.

CRAIG & HARDING, FURNITURE DEALERS, OF
T street: 1.-The fall stock in furniture is COM
ing in fast now, and the bulk of the better
furniture will be in ine antique style. In
the modern styles the upholstering will be
especially fancy, lowered silks being the
favorite materials. OF course. the natural
wood finish will be very much in evidence
and viii form u large proportion Of our
stock.
COPELAND & Co., FLAG MANUFACTURERS, No.
409 Eleventh street northwest: "Our trade is
steady and very good No new stars have
been added 10 the United States flag as yet;
the number Is fourty-four ana will remain SO
till July /, 1895"
American PANTS COMPANY. No. 419 Sew
enth street northwest: 1.-The latest styles? Well,
the style is governed a good deal 10y the wishes
Of the wearer, but in dress suits the goods
most used are worsteds and for business suits
cheviots cut after the several popular fashion
plates cutaways, sacks, and frocks- The
worsteds are blocks; cheviots are in fancy pat
terms. OvercOats are made of kersey; the
latest cut is a former style, coming into use
again. known as the 'chinchilla.' In trousers
hair line goods are used, but for dress suits
English cloth viii be the fayorite.
Mr.. LosI, THE FLORIST. on f sRTEET:
'Ihere are several varieties of roses and
ferns which have been largely used in Pa
risian floral decorations that are not known
at all in this country. The roses are some
what on the order Of the American Beauty
and the 'Marechal Mel but have much more
depth Of color and are sweeter.