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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
KAUFM ANN'S.
CLOAKS And CAPES.

We are determined to unload our stock
of Cloaks and Capes this week.
With ths object i'm view we have made
the prices quoted below, which meals
great loss 10 uS-a big gain Tor you If
you Will take advantage Of ~.
one lot OF Beaver cloth ClOaks. black,
excellent quality at s.. reduced 10 1885.
Double breasted, lego mutton sleeves aud
newest length.
For s. you buy our $50 Black Diagonal
cloth Coat that has been one OF the most
satisfactory garments We have had; there
are q few left in all sizes and 30 inches
IA length. This is indeed a great bargain.
At 81 a Doube-Breasted Tight-Fitting
Black Cloth Coat, invisible diagonal, that
we sold readily at $3.50.
The $50 Coats in Black Serge Cloth.
single breasted. are very stylish, with full
plated skirt back. These Coats were so.
Diagonal CheViOt Cloak black for s.,
trimmed with fine smoked pearl buttons.
single breasted and very noDby-sold for
ST.
The Beaver Cloth Jacket. fur trimmed,
fine smoked pearl buttons, i'm blue and
black. reduced TO $50 This was an eN-
ceptionally cheap garment at former
our line of $40 Coats that were reduced
from $i2.JO and Sl5 are Of various kinds
and decidedly the most desirable goods
on the market They include Covert Cloth
in tan. Beaver Cloth in blue and black.
Cheviot in brown. black ana blue. also,
Plain ClOth-all cut in the newest style
I'm various lengths and all sizes. Special
attention IS called 10 the Fine Black
Cheyiot. fur trimmed, double breasted:
also Brown Cheviot. velvet collar and
cuffs, and the long, stylish Coat that
looks well on all figures graceful hang
ing skirt a Ivain Black Chcviot Long
coat, and last. but not least" an Ok
ford Single Breasted Coat with black vel
Vet c0lar-a lovely ana pretty fitting Coat
with the loose front.
our $3.50 Coats embrace the entire limo
OF SIS garments, and means saving OF
$50 on each Wrap purchased AT this
price. They include Chinchllla, Canvas
Effects Cloth in oxford Gray. Chevlot
and Serge Effects.
The Swell Long Coat In Prince Albert
style satin lined front, that sold at $3.50
and $20-all reduced now 10 }lJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
HOLIDAY WARES.

,,....,,-. a,,,ps
l..nI - Shades
en- pnrlets
N WaI MIRRORS
I,rarllet Mirrors.
i-.eser Mirrors
iTarJ Mirrors.
NIbtsr HroOms and Holders
W u,SH -, ~ moi oil Paintings.
h bt,,,,,s
shaving Sets
i,r@tsino Cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Their Cenfennia Anniversary.

Yesterday was the centennial anniver-
sary Of the Mutual Assurance Society Of
Virginia. The society was incorporated
on December -, 1884, and it is the Oldest
insurance company in the South.
Sucn men as Chief-Justice Marshall,
Judge BushrOd Washington. Dr. William
FOushee. Edmund Randolph and Jac-
qUeln Amber We're identified with the
movement which founded the society.
The directors established the company
upon an entirely different basis from that
OF all other companies. having in view
al the time to the necessity Of a humane
benevolent and charitable institution
when the company was organized. It
was designed to furnish its members
rates OF insurance at cost. declaring no
diVd@lds. but accommodating such a re-
serve iund as 10 reinSure all the insured
ana 10 meet all losses. however large.
IN" Mutual Assurance Society of Viz
gina ls now on firmer basis than ever
before in IFS history. The whole losses
paid by TINS old society 20 the people
Of Virginia, up TO the present time
amount 10 100000 I'm round numbers
Fhe officers of the society are: Her
bert \. Claiborne. president; r. y. Steg-
er secretary. Thomas Boiling. j.. assis-
tant secretlry; John Blair, collector
Directors: William II. Palmer. William Il.
Gray. james w Allison. Alfred r. Har-
lis, Jr. Lewis Ginter. Joseph Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

There has been at The Times office for
some time a gold lOcket about an in h and
q quarter in diameter, in appearance very
much like IA ladys hunting case watch.
IL opens with a spring, and dIscloses on
the inside the dagUeIreotype of g. man
about forty years o. age, with broad face,
high forehead, rather long brown hair.
chin WhiSkers, large, WIDE collar black
stock cravat. a black coat with velvet
collar, and gold shoulder straps. There
is nothing on the other side OF the lock-
Ct.
Attached to the locket is n tag. with
the following inscription: Taken from
Genera. X. y. Lees Heddquarter wagon
Traln by color Sergeant John f1Vrn.
Ffth New Hampshire Volunteers. Was
in an officer 5 baggage"
The locket was presented TO David Ross
by the Sergeant, with the understanding
that he should DO as he pleased with IL
and il is the writer's wish that The owner
or relatives should receive it.
DAVID ROSS.
seventh Massac hUsetts,
NdihngfOrd, Conn.
Dear Doctor Wyeth. You saved my life
and proved yourself so good a friend 10
me, an old Union soldier. that | intrust
TINS locket 10 your care, wishing that
1t Will by your nelp find its owner
The !ocket was sent 10 Colonel Charles
Marshall of General Lees stan. ana by
him sent 90 General G.. W. G. Lee,
through whom II came into our posses
sion. lt VIII be returned 10 Colonel
MaishaH, but the owner or his relatives
can from The description we have given
follow IL up
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

George Wormley Eiudes the County on
crrs Long Fine.

Sam Clark (coloreD was sent on 70 the
grand jury by Justice James y. Lewis,
of Henrico yesterday morning. charged
with shooting Harry Porter.
The MAGISTRATE also certified to the
County Court the case of Willie Payne
(coloreD, charged with selling liquor with
out a license.
George Wormey. one Of the colored
notorious tOuGhs of the county, was ar
rested late yesterday evening By Con
stable Il. g. MOsby and lodged in the
jail. Wormley, on the 18th of last Oc-
tober, become engaged in a quarrel with
Richard Morris and shot him, wounding
him quite severely. The affair happened
on the Brook road. WoYmey has sue
ceeded in escaping the officers Of the
law until yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

Mr.. John Whitehead, norfolk CORE
spordent OF The Times. son Of Colonel
Thomas Whitehead, Commissioner Of
Agriculture, says:
| have been troubled for some months
with painful eruption on my face:
shaving became a dread to me. as II was
attended with some pain and much an
Hoyance. J do not know what the trouble
was. and gradually became very uneasy
as / tried many medicines without bene-
M. Quratol was recommended 10 me. and
after a few applications the eruption
disappeared and has not returned | can
not recommend IL too highly.-Norfolk
Nirginian-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
IHBGREAI cifAHIri yAUDEVILLK.
NoY,l Entertainment with Many intsr-
e,iing Features.

The interest in th" proposed great char
Ely vaudeville entertainment At Inc Act1-
.Inv OF Music on the evening OF January
10Th, under the auspices Of The Times,
.D... Noes 10 tAD40u, anu the question
Is already often asked, "Nili the mouse
hold trc crowd
me Academy will hold a good many
and those who can't get seats must stand.
Nothing Ike n 90 tho way Of an anat ur
concert was ever attempted in Richmond
before.
I'm order 10 encompass the large num-
Der OF attractive features ouercd' me
curtain will rise At O'Clock sharp, ana
VIII not go down until two hours on Gun,
m sio ana ara have become a part OF
the great past.
For ufteeu minutes before the curtain
rises "a r1aGuihccnt Sterecpticon exhibit
ton win be given on the drop curtain.
When the curtain goes up the Whtrl viii
stage management can effect II the va
rious acts viii take place. No encores
and none of the long waits 20 disagreedblc
iu amateur entertainments VIII be per
mitted Mr. Horace r.. Smith, the well
known entertainment manager. who is in
charge of the charity vaudeville has
had voluntary offers from all the best
talent iu the city.
Manager Lcath gives the Academy free
Of charge. and no expense whatever lS
So come out of the gross receipts. Every
body who enters the doors that night
viii uay. and the entire amount viii be
turned over 10 The ladies of the city mis-
s.o..
n will bc grand show. and, from the
opening of th, entertainment with the
4iorcOuticon views to the close. when e.
sccUp from Justice Johns Court VAL DE
presented true tO life, the interest viii
not l3g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

MISSES JACKETS In Brown and Blue,
Mixed Bonciay Cheyiot Cioth--sizes from
T. 10 10 years-that sold at Sl3.0-your
pick OF the ten Coats In stock at $40.
Short Jackets, In sizes and 10 years,
Of same material. reduced 10 1913.
We are Offering some exceptional values
I'm CnlLDREN'S CLOAKS from 2 10
years; also. i'm 10 l2-year Misses Wraps.
II you are interested In CHfbDRENS
WRAPS 1t Will pay you 20 investigate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
non mn IZEKIEL oOT CAUGHT.
He Has Got TO Give Fifty Christmas Pres
ent~ fo tie ORPHANS

Mr. ". Ezekiel VIII be q somewhat
poorer man In this worlds goods on
Christmas. but MS Big. generous nature
VIII not regret the fact at all. for has
Eberaity viii De the source of any
amount OF happiness 10 the inmates OF
81. raure Church Orphan Homs, and Mr..
Ezekiel declares that this will compen"
safe him Tor the amount 20 be expended;
When Mr. Ezekiel dropped IN at 81.
Paurs Orphan Home yesterday he was
thoroughly delighted There were nifty as
happy orphans as ever laughed ana
romped and frollicked with O kind and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
A Pswnr1 Onersi

The Governor has offered reward OF
$50 Tor the arrest and conviction OF the
unknown murderer OF Luther Lewis fcoI-
oredD, who was killed on November "a
last near Kilmarnock, Lancaster county
The offer OF the reward is 10 be con-
tinued for ninety days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
yours IIult-
WM. ALLEN JENKINS.
Richmond. Va. Dec. II. 1894.

Richmond. Va. Dec. II. 1894.
Mr. Horace r. Smith:
Dear Sir,-It affords me very great
pleasure TO be able 20 participate in such
a worthy cause as You asked me 10
assist i'm your letter Of the 18th instant,
and ! most cheerfully give my services.
Yours very truly,
HANNA NJ. NELSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
~ % D. 90
SHEPHERD WEIR.
Director.


Richmond. Va. Dec. 20 1894.
Mr. Horace r Smith Richmond. Va:
Dear Sir.-Iu compliance with your
verbal request Of this date, I write 10
tender YOU my services as assistant stage
1875 Keeling assured that Il concert for
such a noble cause viii be Il success in
every way,
| remain, yours truly.
NM ALLEN JENKINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
PLUSH RND FUR CRPES.

You need ONLY look al the values We
are Offering IN both Plush and Fur Capes
10 convince yourself az 20 where you
would be most benefited In purchasing
these Wraps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
LEVY & DAVIS
CLOSING SALE.
---
DRY GOODS ANDCARPETS,
Fancy Goods Etc.

Money saved on every article. Our
prices are the lowest lirst-class goods
were ever sold at.
We have made big reductions on KID
GLOVES and HOSIERY. We have an
elegant assortment OF HANDkER-
CHIEFS. bought months since for our
christmas trade, These have been
marked down, like the rest Of Our stock.
to closing figures.
HANDMADE COMFORTABLES make
a good present. We can save you dol
lar on any One-more on some.
We have some grand bargains in
BLANK ETS. 1t will pay you TO look
over our stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
PAPETERIE.

Here is where you will be suited we'll.
All prices and all styles, either in boxes
or separate.
FINE GOODS AT VERY Low
PRICES. LOWER-PRICE GOODS
STILL LOW Err.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
The Largest THERMOMETERS 81 the World.

has been shipped 10 Richmond. ana placed
at the corner of Sixth and Broad streets
II is more than ten feet high, and IS
the first time he casting of such a large
glass bulb has been attempted in America
~ registers accurately and is so promi-
nent one can read as he runs. Ii WAS
through the enterprise Of julius Never
a Sons, the BrOad-Street Dry goods Mer
chants. that mis- thermometer is now In
Richmond, and II was but natural that
IL should 5e placed in position on their
building, 10 mark the corner of Sixth
and Broad streets as Meyers corner
Gildemeester * Kroeger PianOs-t'p-
right ard Grand. The prices from $3.50
10 81 ,iUJ Come and buy the best.
THOMAS G. BURTON d CO.,
9ll east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Richmond. Va, Dec. 20. 1894.

Mr.. H. y. Smith. city.
Dear Silt will afford my sister and
! .CreaI pleasure to participate i'm the
CHARITY Entertainment at the Mozart,
January lOth, ana we win give a mando-
lin and guitar duet
Yours truly,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
1rrTFR OF ACCFPrANCE.
The following additional letters Of a

The following additional letters OF ac-
teptance nav. been received.
Richmond. Va, bcc. -, lo'h
Richmond Tunes, CiiYt
Iuc ladies oI the Gil. Nilsson take
great pleasure i'm accepting the oter
MADE 10 have the propose charity IN
tcrtainmcnt given under the auspices OF
the civ Mission, on January ioth, IN
the Academy of Music, and win use every
eudeaVor 10 assist lu every possible way
10 insure IT'S success. Ihc pan outlined
IS an admirable one, and Inc cause Tor
when this entertainment viii be given
d., one that should appeal very strongly TO
The citizens OF EtCnmond.
Yours rtsp"atluIlN,
f.,r i'ifv .ttf-eItp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
CANDY.
CHRISTM AS EVE.

Chocolate Creams. 1Jc. pound: French
Candy, iJc. a pound. y fresh lot ready
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

Hoods Pills are the best after-dlnner
pills. assist digestion. cure headache. 25c
a COX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

New mixed nuts; three pounds for 2jc.
\. O. DALTON,
4l9 north Sixth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
BOYS SUITS.

Our prices are so low that we have no
competition-that is TO say. as we are
selling first-class goods at about one
half first cost, no one should think Of
buVing elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
=. HARRY TOMPKINs.


Richmond Va, Dec 20. 1894.
Mr.. Horace i. Smith, care Times
Dear Sir-Ar. Wallace Lauehton ana
I viii give a few minutes exhibition Of
"sparriug' on The occasion o. the en-
teTtainment for The benefit Of the poor
of Richmond and thank YOU for the
privilege of taking part in 50 worthy an
enterprise.
Yours sincerely,
GEORGE l.. MYNICH.
Prof. Horace T.. Smith, Richmond. Va:
Dear Sir-I Will be very glad TO help
i'm ttc Charity Entertainment and VIII
Doe pleased to add to the programme by
rvlnS an exhibition of fancy indian
club swinging.
Yours truly,
WALLACE b. LAUGHTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
Sale Of Pictures.

Framed and Unframed Pictures. En-
cravings, water COlors and Etchings at
Auction Thursday. 2l3 east Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
HASSOCKS! 0TTOHANS 4!

Our. CANDY is from a leading New
-nrk confectionery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

Christmas candy; four pounds for pc.
y. g. DALTON,
4l9 north Sixth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23

All shapes and all qualities Hassocks
and Ottomans. Prices lower than you
will ever find them again.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
CONCERNING WRINKLES.
Precautions Taken i'm Youth Will Re
tard Them in Middle Age.

According to a wel-known complexion
specialist few simple precautions in youth
would defer wrinkles many years.
Women should avoid tears above all else.
There is a lining to the membrane of the
muscles around the eyes which contains
water. BY crying this water is lost. The
supply Is not equal to the exhaust, causing
a dryness of skin which produces wrinkles.
passive expression of countenance
should be cultivated. People who call into
action the muscles of the face while speak
ing wrinkle early in life. browning and
laughing also produce wrinkles. 1t is bet
ter never to sleep on the face; use down
pillows when possible.
Gentle massage is an excellent thing, but
one should be careful to always rub the
same way. Even the lines in the forehead
can be rubbed away if one is aptient
enough to do it.
All face lotions and powders having a
tendency to dry the skin will produce
wrinkles. Pure soap containing no alkall
Is non-injurous and should be used daily.
Excessively hot water dries the skin and
wrinkles it, while cold water stimulates and
refreshes 1t.
The first lines usually appear between the
ages of twenty-five and twenty-eight years.
If they come before they are usually
brought by illness or mental distress At
of the flesh begin to recede, leaving the
skin too large for the space 1t covers. This
y what causes wrinkles.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
FOREST FIRES.
-" isconsin Is Being Swept bv "A
Furious ConHarrot;or

hlIWaukee, Wis, July 2S-GeneraI Mana
ger H. r. Whitcomb, of the Wisconsin CO..
ti"l road TINS noon made the following, an
fre, ~ 1tatement i'll regard to the forest
. @n ~ the northern part of the state.
trains from the south have raoobo,i 49,
souIh END of the Phillips ward Trofr,e,
Aioii me north have reached the first b,.dca
north OF Phillips, about one mile noytb 81
tue station, this bridge having been dam
w IRE Nearly the whole city of Phil
rip2 10 ueStroyed, including the saw and
pi"I1IhS mills and box factory of +ba H.,
H. DAVIS Lumber Company and ShaUl,s ~,
merry ABOUT thirty houses are left stora
ing in Phillips @A' 9'6'l'u-
ASIDE from the people rendered homo
less ny the destruction of the citv of DIN
tlpa' d sreat many settlers along our line
io'C IneIr homes and all Of their he
h,iI+iI me hres in the forests are still
pulIlhS' out some rain fell last nieht and
t ti Hres are not spreading The loss is es-
t4nlated at several million dollars
iNIs"I cars or provisions are already on
the road to Phillips
TToloWlh8 IS a summary of the fire Iossas.
The city of Phillips. enttreIv, VIZ I9S9ts:
me CITY OF Mason practically dtstroUe ef'
WIN o. the White tlver Lumber CoH3a TI,;
OF the A:hlsnder Lumber Comnany n 'e5
ohofe Crossing, entirely wiped out. q
SpeGal train Of the Chicago, St. PAU, MINI
neapo!ls and Omaha, consisting of siy -tl.li
cars ana two locomotives. ali burned
nIQke through the burning bridge near
AshIanQ Junction; camps of the Thomson
Lumber Company burned at White Rfver:
cMp Or5aseg on the main line of the Chi
near Phillips both on the main line south
Twelve people are known to have lost
their lives at Phillips. Among the dead
are: frank Chess, employa of Davis Lunl-
per company, and twO-ycar-old child;
James Lock, butcher wife and five chill
dren; Mrs. Davis Dryden and two children.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30

shaii be brought face to face with God, and
snaii Know Him and understand Him with spir-
ituai understanding; shall then see and recognize
the spirits of those that depar ed this life during
the past ages, the same friends and loved
ones.
think we will be permitted to and know
what those on earth are doing, just the rich
man knew OF his brethren, but will not be
troubled and weeping on account of ''their many
sins, for we will then lie enabled to understand
ana OF course VIII have become reconciled to the
justice OF God and his great plan of salvation for
the world. and II we see our loved ones committing
SIN we can as Abraham said to the rich man, say
to them 'they have Moses and the prophets; let
them hear them,' and If they will not hear them
ana De saved, we will see and understand that God
gave than ample opportunity. Therefore we will
be reconciled to the will and justice of God dor
not being reconciled we would not be fit subjects
Tor heaven) and will rest in a that
all VIII be saved who believe on God and keep HIS
commands.
1t has been always a sweet consolation to me to
contemplate meeting with loved ones on hat gol-
den shore, 1T am fortunate ) to reach 1t safe
~ and have often imagined in the lam ,uage of
the poet, that
surely ia mourn over my sorrOwful fate,
Ii sorrow in heaven can be;
Ii no one should be at the beautiful gate,
There waiting and watching for me-"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
Heart Fruits.

Who priced the gem? IT'S he who knows
1t can never be his own;
Whoere SO feels loves joy, as he
From whom bright love hath flown!
I have walked by the waters OF Marah-
{ have drank of its bitter streams
Though the tides of sweeter waters
Rush ever through my dreams.
So when men press to the fountain
Their lips for its bitter draught-
I know and feel from the heart OF me
What waters they have quafed.
Had not my friends proved falthless,
mad then been deaf to the moan
OF him who lies with his face to the earth
Heart-broken. friendless, lone.
Yea. had not my face been blanched and
gray
With the pain of a dead loves dream,
Knight not have kissed the mad. sad lips
OF the maiden by Marahs stream
I can hear low heart throbs in the night
That the sounds of day would drown;
And clasp weak hands whose touch by day,
/ spurn5d with careless froWn.
--FREDElGCA VESSEL.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
AfiE BEAUTIFUL ROCKIES
"eS contain the Grnndest Scnnar,
anu .he Most Famous Gold Cump in

s,; IAe richest the grandest, most awe-ir-
world is the Rocky mounta in the In known
s stfialn &f entirely across ana beyond the
at the 81 fo 0fio or Grand old Pixies peak,
Tgloqs Cripple Creek gold camp 'i is here
Ia nat great national Illustrated fann, i9 ne
i Rer n1 1ne Rbofky Mountain illustrated week e<
1890 illustrates this grand sSenoi m
weeK ana Il tells all about the wondeTf Fiji
tnr. ,T Also true stories Of love and adVan-
large pages, ffftysix long columns viii tis ho
enj[ on f1o trial three months G3 weeks for
for, [ dofIo tWHo-Gent stamps; club of five
SET WITH beautiful Rocky mountain p It5s
scrfhaa gwen Tree as premiums to yearly sub
orr, ,ea T Aqoress as above and mention
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
THE CONTEST.

The conditions governing llis contest gro
very simple, indeed. Livery person nAo
sends his own name OF any other name,
or d renewal, for one years subscription to
The W eekly Constitution vii! be auulled
to make an estimate III this contest.
lie can make guess for every sub
scriber sent, and the names SO sent wiz
also be entitled to a subscribers guess.
Thus, if person sends us the names Of
six subscribers, he can make six guessss.
and each OF the names lie sends VIII be-
entitled to a guess. lie can send a guess
with every additional subscriber.
All clubbing subscriptions are entitled to
participate in this contest
Every guesser is required to write his
name and address Oh separate piece Of
paper, on which should be written hin
guess in legibe figures.
No guess will be entered that is NOT
accompanied by cash for the subscriptions
sent.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30

The material is glace silk in the ne
summer sunset pink color. The roun
waist is trimmed with horizontal bands d
pale green gauze, studded with spangld
in varied colors. A corselet Of Renatssanc
lace adds much to the effect.
The lace is also draped in a gracefl
jabot, which falls down the side of tn
bodice. covering the hooks which taste
it, The puff of the three-quarter-lengt
sleeve is resplendent with bands of tn
spansled gauze, and the whole effect Of tn
bodice is exceedingly fetching.