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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-30

1890. ~. 90. .....
The whCellngs lost an etcyGn-Innlns
game yesterday because ~ Whaling
missed Robinson's ny In the ninth md
Umpire VIII White gave Jackson the
benefit of o doubtful decision In the
Sane inning. 1t was a clpSeo out. but
the umpire cannot be blafntd' greatly,
as he Is not lnrallIble. Then, after
Jackson had made II runsftIclng the
score. the two teams struggled through
two extra Innings until the visitors
Jumped onto Baker In theIr half III the
eleventh and won out. S-,,s
The Whceilngs put up NSfar better
fielding game than the Jacksons, but
the latter hit Baker harder. than Wheel
Ing could pound FIaherty. who. like
most lcft-handers, had the SaIlers
guessing. a Feature was the heavy hit
ting OF DIESEL, the jackson short-stop.
WIN had four hits. Hardesty, as usual.
got In his three hits and. nQtNlthstand-
Ing his two errors. played N2flne game
Al second. Wagner made a beautiful
stop In the ninth that prevented the
visitors from winning In that, inning.
Wheeling scored nee in the second
on hits by Whaling, whaleys and Gala
cher. Two men were thrown out at the
plate, unfortunately. In the third In
ming Davis reached first 5hHhalIs md
made the circuit on Shields: .slagle and
an error BY Hardesty, whu murfcd a
throw to catch Shields at second.
On coordination Of errors, a base on
balls and n hit, the Wheellngs scored
three runs in the fourth. In the same
Inning the visitors got three on good
clean hitting, Baker seeming unable to
puzzle the heavy nitterS o.. the visiting
team. 80
No more rum were made until the
ninth. when jackson got one and tied
the score. Hobrecht and Prltchnrd
were outs. but Hardesty sent a slow one
to Thurston, who fielded the ball clean
but rather slowly-nnd Umpire White
called the runner safe. II was Il close
decision, and rs usual in such cases the
runner got the brDefit Of the doubt.
Robinson singled and Fnrdesty went to
third. Curtis popped UP ally back OF
first. near the fence. but WlalirE muf!ed
ia hit the ball, which he book advan-
taSe. OF by singing, scoring Hardcsty.
Myers hit Il n sharp one down the third
base line which looked safe but WaG-
ner made a beautiful stop rnnd a fine
throw 10 first. retiring the side. A
mighty sigh OF relief went up from the
crowd, which was on the, needles or
dread. .)'lF
Wheeling was easy in tlttstenth. but
jackson made two hits and 1hoked good
10 score. Corcorau led OF With an out.
Then Diesel and Flahcrty made hits.
iIobrecht buntnd. but Davis made a
great throw to Wagner, retiring Diesel
&c third. Pritchard retired the side on
a fly TO Shields. who had been putting
up. a magnificent game In ccnter.
In the eleventh the locals went down
In order. e.;
Then jackson won out. -sr
Hardesty led off with a ielHan twn>
haEger and was sacrificed to third by
Robinson, whence he scored OF Curtis
single to right.
II was tough luck.
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IJ|E7
THE %"NAlLERS" LEAHRi

81 L.".N .|... -
This morning At 10 o'clock tho Wheel
lns, viii leave Tor the west. srhoy will
play twelve games abroad, oprnlns to.
normw afternoon at Toledo, Ecd play
Ing three games In each Of tht-smlowing
elites: Toledo, jackson, Saginaw and
Fort Wayne. on August 1t thy NailCrs
will be here Nsaln for a sericSpt twelve
games vIththe four western tsms. II
was saIa yesterday that the Wheeling
management would refuse 70 go west
unless President Power would remove
rhIs, howNycr, Is not true, m such nc-
lion would DO rank rebellion. Mr.. Power
can probably arrange TO have McNler-
ney out OF the gnmcs In which Wheel
Jsr Irtlrcg,
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BELLA1RE
All Sorts or Local NoVsand Gossip from
the GIn,. City.


the Glass City.
The a. NJ. Z. camp meeting that was
to have opened Saturday out at Bethel,
has been indefinitely postponed on ac-
count OF the damage 10 the Bellaire.
GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati railroad by the
Hood and the uncertainty OF trains on
that line, the only n reaching Bethel.
Rev. c. II. Coleman announces that
he wants to save souls at good. old
fashioned camp meeting. but that they
cannot afford to risk lives on that road
now.
AT the meeting OF the city council
Tuesday night, the committee to whom
was referred the requests OF D. b.
Brooks and D. l.. Hartllne for permlsS-
ion to operate skin ferries reported In
favor OF granting the requests for fer
rieS ut the points designated. but a
motion to adopt the report failed by n
vote OF four yeas and two nays four
members being present.
A large number OF the friends OF Fred
er!ck Rodcw!g, ST., celebrated his sixty
eighth birthday at Turner hall, with
speeches, song and social intercourse.
Mr.. Rodewig Is the father OF the Turner
society here and they all had n good
o,nI W. -. o@N"S'oA VI MS STAY -e'S"'l
"n'i'.s"'!'
III. Snaiss fan.y, relFesen''hE n
psi.I oLban urn, u New iork. IL III me
Ivy IL Is Cseai'nS trs 9rsan HI me
clean the n at the Methodist church.
Rev. II. a. L. King and wife left yes
terday FOR Il vacation of 4 few weeks.
They will spend part OF the time in the
NnuntnIn I,kc n. Vi yCr n sn,cnr
NIsx 1,Jvzt. crmr,,r. ond hnr ,,ro
nIocrs, the Misses Roknr rci,rncd yesD
terlnv Sron a ni,aeant .,ov ~ 49,
tain Lake Park.
The po,,,lrn 70 ,a,vI,,o &. clrc,,,,,,
,r,in c,me IN ,.a.tnr,a,. rrnrninm ~
the first time since Monday evening.
NIss Ntorv Grlesn,o 81 Doo,{os,,r
pa snon, T,,ogia" ~ n,oSt nH STIa,,
L. Roscoe, Of the Fourth ward,
Cha r,.s Ncr,h wll 90 n 1,u;or,,,o
~, rnx, nnn,b D" :" mH'nl,,
tournament Mt that place.
AIR r 7 rorrm,, ,,d IN n,,,y 10 Isl
wood, Indiana, are the guests OF Jacob
Rodcfer, below town.
Miss Sue Hofer has returned home,
after spending several weeks with rel.
atives at Darlington.
Mayor williams fined a couplc OF bel
llgerent youths 81 and costs each yes
terday for fighting.
Miss Anna Oaks, of Midtown. New
Jersey. Is the guest OF the family of Mr..
iienry nohur.us.
Nathaniel Jcrfers went OUT to his
hnInp at ilnnI1ENIlIn NEnutpT1n, ~ In gfN,,1
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CINCINNATI. July 29,-Thc Reds
were defeated by Wilson, lie pitched
perfectly and scattered the Reds hits So
widely that they sc1red only one run and
even that was u%nearhSd. Miller was un-
able to play and Holiday took his place.
bug" let In two rims on his mum OF a
fly ball, Peit2 allowedEtwo more tosscore
by a mum In the eighth aud two hits,
one a triple account FOR Clevelauds
final two.in the ninth. Attendance, $500:
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Special Dispatch TO the lntallIgenoor.
PARkERsBURG, W. Va, July 90
The third OF the series Of games OF base
ball between Parkcrsburg aud Marietta,
was played her. this afternoon. IN the
presence OF l,SOO people, and resulted In
u victory for Parkershurg. by II score OF
4 TO j, a large amount or money
changed hands, the betting being Ave to
one In favor OF Marietta,
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a.! Observation-Disclosures &: 81. PAU
I. batteries Muliane, DpnZcr niI Smiles.
Davis., buckley and Wood.
AZ pGtroit-DctrOit .: Milwaukee, &. Int
nemachor and Spear,
AZ Columbus-Columbus O: Minneapolis
Anderson AMI SchrIvGr. Called on account
or darkness IN tho thirteenth inning.
AT Grand Rnpids-Grnnd RAPIDS &; Kan.
Sas Guy D, Notwithstanding Hodge;
Callahan and Lake.
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Earned runs. Cleveland :. Two-basc
hits. Wilson. Three.hase hits, ChIlds. Sac
bases, Burke. HoypMlcGarr. Tebeau. Dou.
bic plays, McPhec, Smith, Vaughn: Smith
and Vaughn. First on balls, by Ehret ]:
by Wilson :. Struck out. by Ehret /: by
Wilson 3 Passed balls. peitz. Wild
Young and Foreman.
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. THEORIES OF cure may be discussed
at length by physicians, but the suffer-
crs ant quick relief; and One Minute
Cough Cure viii give It TO them. A safe
cure Tor children. 1t Ia tho only harm
less remedy that produces Immediate
results" Charles Il. Goethe. former
Twelfth aud Market streets; Bowie n
Co, Bridgeport; Peabody & Son, Rem
tynIl ..".. ... .... .." ....B-. ..ft..H- -"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-30

The Carroll Club Cyclers' ACE meet
or next Saturday afternoon is attract
ins much attention. Yesterday the sex
tette arrived and was glvcna trial on
the track In the evening. 1tlis very Diff
ticult to manage. The entries. will close
tomorrow The handIcappInE Will be
lone by Official H~andlcapper ". II.
Stevenson, OF this district.
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Sympto,ns-Moisture: Intense itching
md singing: most Mt night. worse by
scratching. II. allowed TO continue III.
morR form. which often bleed ana ulcer.
n,c. becoming very sore. sWNYNE's
OINTM EST, stops the itching and bleed.
Ing. heals liberation, and In most cnsrs
move tho tumors, At druggists or by
mall, for, % cents, DR.. Swnyne 4 Son,
nhIlndelnhln '
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BRooKLYN, July @.-Payne out.
pitched Mercer at every point at East.
erii bhrk ms afternoon und an u ie-
" the WashIngtons were easily white
washed. The Brnoklyns also played u
perfect game IN tho field. Score:
Score; pIIE
nrooklyn $40 0 90 Ia .Ii .
washington % 90 0 0 D D 0 90 2
Earned runs. llrOOklyn .. Pitchers,
p9yhe ANA Mercer. Umpire. Hurst. Time,
2:Ol, Attendance, loo
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a game has been arranged between
the Gundllng Stars and tho Welch Rare
bits 70 be played at the ball park to-
morrow afternoon, the game to be called
Mt ESQ, The game will prove n good one,
as the GundlIng Stars have not yet SUI
fered defeat at the hands OF their oppo-
nents, aud the WEIGH RarebItss are all
Htlry. 80
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LITTLE SENATOR'S WIN
Prom Saginaw, Mnhing ItTi'5t"'" Out OF
TI,ree-An Excellent Gn'nr

Special Dispatch to tho i~ntollIEonccr.
WASHINGTON, Pa, July 99.-Thc
Log Rollers from Saginaw made enough
rrrors TO let Washington win:the game
tins afternoon. Coegswell, Who pitched
Monday, tried his hnnd again and was
effective. J. SOwdcrs was in good form,
'i' h" was replaced by Bcndh In TIN,
eighth, A great stop by St6utrat third
vas a feature. Two ctrors!' a'sinSlc, n
base ~ balls and a t~wo-buEctr, nettcd
!ruf runs for Washington lh The nth
Inning. 1t was an exciting contest. The
hEnrh. 90 =. -- l,ml. --
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EAST summer ono OF our grand ohm,

EAST summer m OF our, grand chill
dren was sick with a severe bowel
trouble. Our Doctors rcmcdics had
failed, then we tried chmmDcrlaIn's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrlioca Remedy.
which gave very speedy relief. Wc
regard Il as the best medicine ever II
on the market for bowel COMPLAINTS
Mrs. Z. G. Gregory. Frcdericlstown.
Mo. This certainly Ia the best mcdl.
cine ever put on the market for dyson
terry, GUNNER complaint. collie and
cholera Infnntum In children. It never
fails to slve prompt relief wls.n used
~ reasonable time md the plain print
cd directions are followed. Many moth.
ors have expressed their sincere graf
ituhG for the cures It has effected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-30

Earned runs. Chicago Z: Pittsburgh 2.
Two base hits. Arson 2. Lyons. Three
base hits. Dahlen. Davis. Sacrlhce hits.
Dahlen. Stolen bases. Ryan. Dallen .,
Lange :. Decker, Stencil. Struck out, by
Friend 3: by Hastings !. Base on balls, OF
Friend 2; on Hastings .. Hit with ball,
Paddcn. Time. ?:lg. Umpire, Emsile.
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EARNED runs. jackson I. TwDLbnsP h!tN,
iinrdesty 2, Corcorun. ThrEc-base hits,
i]i&ilaghSr. Donblc. plays. iA:NIrAton 10
WhaIey TO Whaling; Pritchard to Myers
10 PritchaTd: FIaherty 10 DctaIlto Pr!tch-
ard. Stolen bageS, DIESEL. SnCfif!ce hits,
Gallagher, Whalcy. Baker. RobIHSon. Left
on hapoa, wheeling II: JacEton. 10. Bases
on balls, on Baker 2; on 4; bsaherty 9:
Struck out. by Baker 1: By FInhjirty ]: HI
by pitched ball. Kane. WaEIteT. Wild
pitches, Flaherty. Time, 2 hours. I'M
nirn. Mhitc. Z Dn.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
q ToCKuoLDERs' MEETING.

To all whom It may concerns:
Notice Is hereby given that n meeting OF
tho stockholders OF the Halpine Torpedo
Company will be held at the offices OF saul
company, In the Ohio National Bank
building in the City OF Washington, D. c.,
on Thursday, August 20, 1896, at II O'Clock
n. M, Mt which meeting q resolution will
be offered to increase the Capital Stock OF
said company from $4,000 to 100000. to
be divided into l00.0N shares, OF the par
value OF $40 cnch.
NICHOLAS J.. HALPINE.
NJ. D. BRAlNARD. SR., President.
Secretary. m&th-)y20
Washington, D. c.. July II. 1896.
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CHICAGO, July 2s.-The Colts again
outplayed the Pirates, making It three
straight. The game was won In the
nth. after two outs. when Hastings was
batted for three singles, n double and a
thrce-baGger. Attendance, 5000. Score:
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Simply apply sWAYNES OINTMENT,
No internal medicine required. Cures tot
ter, eczema, Itch. all eruptions on tho
fucp, hands, nose, etc, lcnving tho skin
cleur, white and healthy. It's great hrni.
Ing and curative powers are possessed by
SWAYNiG'S OINTMENT. tths&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-30

XENIA. O., July 29.-In the Harmon
t~wenty-mIle bicycle road rice to-uay
C. c. Cowles, OF Lima. won first money,
with a ten-minute handicap, In 1896.
The worlds record was broken by L. l..
LeFcvre, OF Dayton, who won the time
prize, making the distance In 54:i5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

Yesterdays wlnnCrs-BaltImorc, Glove.
IaiiI. Chicago. Philadelphia. Brooklyn. st.
To.Iny's games = Pittsburgh ut CIncIn-
natl. Cleveland at st. Louis, baltimore Mt
iloston, Washington at Brooklyn, New
York Mt PhlfndelDhIa- g'IS -"
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y '''|"'N" " Wv 'hNclilkVUCbFt
NEW CASTLE, July ?9.-rolcdo wan
two games from the leaders wllo Id nni
lead Tonight, The first game was a
beauty, Not u run was made until thn
eighth, when Toledo made the ono TINT
won tile game, Hewitt pitched boil,
games FOR Npw Castle, ~
Score (FirSt gumU, MINI
Now Castle .,,O 40 o q 0 d O.0 III
Toledo ."t.".Q 90 o. . III
natterlcsINow Castle. Hewitt and Don.
oVnni Toledo. Rplb ana Arthur.
Score tSecond gamGSt mrs
New Castle 30 90 do 0 q a an 4
Toledo ,"...O 90 t2!OOi ~ 10 i
DntterleB;- Now Castle, Hewitt md Don.
oVhni Toledo. Coylo and Arthur,
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bases. Martin ?, Cargo, c,rrnu. nnnhio
DAYS, Gansel to ", SowderH; njnnInT,
Nulran. Mcl<cown: w, sowdprs, Miles
Nntscl. uiM,hrc, k,tlt, 1900
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matter Of course. BY and by, they have
grown into dragging pains that OCCASION,
ally keep her In the house that occasionally
put her to bed. Then she knows what 70
the matter. but she won't 20 to a doctor be.
cause she knows he will Insist on exam.
i~uations" and local treatment" She
goes on. with increasing suffering, until
life Itself becomes u drag. Nervousness,
sinking SPELLS" digestive disturbances,
and aity other complications may arise
from the same cause. Frequently such
symptoms arc treated as digestive dis.
eases when the root Of the whole matter is
the arrangement Of the organs distinctly
feminine. Over thirty years age, the need
for a reliable remedy for so.calied q female
complaints" was recognized by DR.. R. v.
Pierce, then, as now, chief consulting ply.
a.cian to the Worlds Dispensary and Iuva.
lids Hotel. at Buffalo, N. Y. He prepared
DR.. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription, the most
wonderfully effective remedy that has ever
been used for such maladics. Its sale now
exceeds tue combined sales Of all other
medicines for Its effect Is pcrccp-
tible almost immediately. 1t relieves pain,
allays Inflammation, checks facilitating
drains, and quickly subdues other distress.
lug. symphonic. It makes the orgaus and
their surrounding tissues strong and
healthy, thereby correcting displaccmcnts
and ~invigontiug the whole body.a It.
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Earned runs, Saginaw 2. BaHcB on bnlia.
GVL by H0wf!srS l.. hit hy ifAttfor, ",
1s"N"rr. Wild pitch, CoEHweli, 1'~j.
Ease ms. currnn. J. sowdggyI Stolen
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PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-rhe visI.
orr were outplaycd at every point. ca-
pee'ally at the bat. Attendance, 1900,
Score; III
philadelphia 0 . = 8ga.ld 10 liz il /
new YORK al y 2 . D o. y Is 4
Earned runs, philadelphia :; Now York
"a riteners,, Taylor, Clarke aud l,eIdy,
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A GENTs-MILL1oNs IN IT-cAM-
nil candidates. Nearly 600 pages: 100 Illus
tratlons. Send l5c for outtt-ouick
PEOPLES. @43 Market. Philadelphia, Pa;
je23tnth&s. -
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special Dispatch to tho Jntclllgcncer.
YOUNGSTOWN, Jtly 9o,-ny win
n,nS nnothcr gamc from Fort Wayne,
INC Ynnngstowns are tied for irst
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A NOTICE.

A SSlGNlIE'S SALE. - TIE PLUMB-
IA ING business. tools. goods and Ak
lures, horse, harnesses, wagon and buck
board. safe. etc, of o. NJ. W%iedehusch 4.
Co, VIII, BIO sold Cheap. Also tho lease OF
The storcroom and shop ut 2l35 Main street.
or 10 purchase an established business
IN n good location with lcnse : nj
n very low rate. Rent only 81: per month";
good tools md now snlablo stock and ma.
terlal.L This ts not Il lot Of dead stock and
Accommodations. 'r1'S
IN order-t to prold expense, tho horse will,
20 sold especially cheap Il taken at once,
Apply TO c. p. FLICK,
,o, Assignee,
lysl ut ltl1 Ghnnl!ne street, Wheeling.
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WANTED.

WTANTED - TRUSTWORTHY PER.
W SON TO travel. Salary $3.50 and eI.
penscs;, Reference. Enclosed self.ad-
RY. Box "P." Chicago.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
To.days games NonN

Yesterdays winners-Jacks6n Toledo ?.
Washington,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26
PARIS GOWNS.
TULLE IS FASHIONABLE FOR EVENING
DRESSES-"CHIC" SKATING COSIOMEo
SLEEVES AND SKIRTS.
Paris. January 10.

Paris, January ~.
Tuile Is the most popular Of thln lap'ios .-''
winter. and has quite taken the place OF Houss
de sole for evening gowns. 1t is well adap'eu ~
the bouifant style Of skirt in vogue, ana "'a
pretty bodices well. Among host OF e''a' ''.'e
gowns shown at Ernest Raudnitzs 'o-ua' "
some dainty CONNECTIONS OF this airy STUN
gown for ev ming IL of back tu-e' Az
dion plated and hung over a black satlh ioui'I"
ton The tulle skirt is trimmed with length"ise
bands about four inches wide, of light p'ue p"',-
lettes About the hem, between the pai'ie''e' "
a double voant Of tulle On the sides OF t'le on. -
between the bands is full tul.e ruitie arrai'seu
~ 70 cover pockets and the same thing is repeated
on the back breadths. .
The bet is of blue satin ribbon tying IN al ou.
bow in the back. This bow Is novel. ii is co'po'e
OF irregular loops and ends. arranged to sian.
the back and the shade OF b.ue matches '"e o''e
in the paettes The corsage is round Waist VI
the accordion-plaited tulle cut very low. ana
trimmed on side with a large bow OF Diue sa'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

shoe would be even; but you readily
how much higher the heel has had 10 be made. or.
rather, how the hollow under the instep has TO be
thrown further back and changed suit her peculiar
formation. Corns nothing but Natures protest.
effort 10 protect an injured part and likewise
this instep falling with gristy formation beneath
the bottom of the foot is effort self proection.
We have customers-peope sent to us by physicians
from al parts Of the country. from Maine to San
Francisco We study their individual needs and al
ways put In a plea for the poor matreated human
foot, that willing servant OF thankless. unapprecia-
tive man. who always demands the best II give
and bestows so little care and thought upon IL. To
my mind for all the free play they get, the five
a foot might just well have been made all
Joined together without any moving muscles The
fact that the Creator made them to move. like the
fingers of the hand should count for something, but
IL Is usually ignored"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26
DRESSWAKERS TO THE WORLD.
From Tit Bits.


Paris is the city where the dressmaklng trade
nourshes Il does In no other spot IN the ~oiid.
In 1850 the number OF coutur.Ares, as given IN the
"Annuaire du Commerce." the commercial directory
OF those days. was only l5S, There were besides
eixtv-seyen shops for the sale OF readymade fem
rinc apparel but there none. as there are to-
day. which sold lingerie or certain articles exciu-
sively. -, ~, ,,o.. l. ,a-,u
,arly known Of 1895 there 1885 couturieres ana
3of Commercial houses FOR the sale or ready made
garments besides many establishments WI. en-
manufacture and sell 'jupons de desous. or UNDER
nn.,icoats alone. The number OF working dress
pmakers IN Paris is estimated at 5000 ~ -
In ali France. according 10 NJ Georges Michel the
,oHustrv OF manufacturing the various articles OF
,nnman's dress Is in the hands OF 81, 400 mae ana
70 e.. f,rnale owners OF shops or factories Ihese
Intsb employment C0sOi persons, OF whom over
RAJ aai,inn 70 these there are 925 SO persons who
make her living from industries WHICH are rsp
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