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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29
HEALTH LAWS VIOLATED
Serious Charges Made Against
Hoboken's Plumbing
Inspector.

The Hoboken Health Board had no
quorum last night. but the Sanitary
Committee held a meeting to investigate
the charges preferred at last meeting by
William Walsh against Plumbing In
spector Sinclair. Attorney Allen took
the chair. DR.. Helfer n Mr.. Grass
man were the only others present.
Walsh was present and stated his case.
He says there are six houses in Hobo
ken in which light pipe has been used
in the plumbing and in which the SAM
tary laws have been otherwise violated.
Walsh says that in one house owned by
Mr.. Fuggozzi, of No. III Monroe street,
the plumbing was Ions by a tinker
named Paul of First street. Mr.. Fug-
gozzi is one of the Health Board himself.
Paul. the mar who did the work, is not
a licensed plumber.
Walsh named the following houses and
their defectss-No. SIS Jefferson street,
light pipe: Ma. 3oS First street. Ugh,
pipe. no back ventilation. also a -four
inch opening on the sewer trap; No. Ill
Monroe street, light sewer pipe: house
on the east side of Jefferson and Mon
roe streets, no ventilation and light pipe
No. SO Jefferson street. a two story
house In which there are four families
no back ventilation; west side Of Jack
49, E@A1++T ERaLA& VI I SLLEEL. la
back ventilation.
You think some one has neglected his
work. asked DIR. Heifer.
YES" said Walsh.
Walsh further stated that the work in
the houses No SO and rs Jefferson
street was done by a man named Fried
land and that on Jefferson north Of
Seventh street, by Nornel.
Mr. Walsh sasdt-s1 would not make
these charges If / did not know they arr
true poslgiYeiy know that such ars
OF the houses are neW and the plans auc
specifications were never fled with th..
does not take some action I VIII preseni
5he facts II my possession to the Grand
Jury
Dr. Heller said the COMMITTEES would
charges were oun true the offende,
would be punished % the fun extent OF
the law.
Mr.. Walsh VIII be al the next meeting
OF the Board and report his charges.
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Improvement be made. and that me ccn-
tract Tor said work ard maf<iSais 81
aNAfdea to p. 4. PiuaketI. he oesrx tae
terlals and that the corDor4tEsr 4tsoT-
neg Dc and is hereby dirsctsd &c prepare
and have executed the necessary contract
for the same.
Whereas. On the 18th day OF June. 1885
Application was made to his Board for
the Improvement of Harmon street he
tween the West Side Of Gardeid Avenue
ana the east sid Of Grand street. con
formally TO the provisions Of Chapter zi7
of the Laws OF 1895. and
Whereas. On the 18th day OF June. 1926.
the Commissioners Of Assessment hled
with tae Board Of Street Water Com
m,SslSners their preliminary sketch for
SAID Improvement; and
Whereas. On the 2stn day OF June. 1896.
this Board met and heard all parties in
terestsd In said application who appeared
and all circumstances against the SAID
improvement that were presented in writ
ing: and
Whereas, No objections were presented.
alleged or known against the same; there
fore
Resolved, That by and with the concur
renee of the Board of Finance the said
Improvement be made. and that the con-
tract for said work and materials be
awarded to Henry Byrne. he being the
lowest bidder for the whole work
materials, and that the Corporation At
torney be and is hereby directed to per-
pare and have executed the necessary CON
tract Tor the same
Whereas, On the 22d day of July, 1895.
APPLICATION was made to this Board for the
improvement of Cottage street. between
Hudson County Public Road. Hudson
Boulevard and the line Of the P~ennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company's lands, and Her
bert place. from Cottage street TO New
ark avenue, confolunaply to the provisions
of Chapter 27 Of the Laws of 1885; and
Whereas, On the 23d day of June, 1896,
the Commissioners of Assessment flied
~missioners their preliminary sketch for
said improvement; and
Whereas. On the 6th day OF July, 1896,
this Board met and heard all parties in
terested in said APPLICATION who appeared
and all remonstraneeS against the said
Improvement that were presented In writ
/ ing; and
Whereas. No objections were presented,
alleged or known against the same; there
Resolved, Tha by and with the con-
currence of the Board of Finance the
said Improvement be made and that the
contract for said work and materials be
awauded TO Thomas Harrington. he
being the lowest bidder for the whole
work n materials and that the Cor
poratIon Attorney be and is hereby di-
I reeted to prepare and have executed the
necessary contract for the same.
Whereas. Or the sixth day of August,
1895, application was made 10 this Board
for the improvement Of Cambridge ave-
nue., between Congress street and North
street conformably 10 the provisions OF
Chapter 2I of the Laws OF 1895: and
Whereas, On the t1enty-third day OF
June. 1895, the Commissioners Of Asses
ment fled with the Board Of Street ard
Water Commissioner their preliminary
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29
SYLVIA CLUBS PARADE.
Very Pretty Procession OF Prettily
Decorated Wheels.

1t looked at one time last night as If
the bicycle parade of the sylvia Athletic
Club would have to be postponed on ac-
count of rain, but the elements were
good to the wheelmen, the storm passing
over and allowing the boys to go out.
The rain not only laid the dust, but
made the weather much cooler and the
parade was even more successful, many
thought, than it would nave been if the
shower had not visited US at all.
There We're delegations from the Clio.
bachelors, Arboret, Mantle, Irouuois.
Theon. Castle Posnt and Hudson County
and about 200 unattached wheelmen.
making in all about $50 in line.
The parade left the Syfva's clubhouse
on Griffith street about nine o'clock and
proceeded through all the principal
streets on the Heights. Besides the regu-
lar bicycle lamps there were Japanese
lanterns on nan of the wheels, while
a large number of the riders held Roman
candles and red and blue lights. The
procession stretched out over six blocks
long and with the many prettily decorat-
ed wheels made a sight we'll worth see
ing: 1t was without exception the finest
and most successful bicycle parade even
held upon the Heights. there have
been quite a large number.
After the parade the Sylvias entertained
their guests at the clubhouse and a
socia! time was enjoyed until long after
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sketch fcF said Improvement s18
Wtxfea4 ION tt- siztn 1.H 81 fafF.
~ tHt4 rosfa Hirf add heard al pett@s
$1,000 "a sel1 a~pp-eAflon Wis a2-
sad Improvement mar we're presented Il
"vlHk @h1
HNrte@& 10 0o54ctDEE were presented.
@1tessd OF known agains1 me came: there
II
he79.Ned, trat y 2 with tce con-
Setts1ee OF me Board Of Finance ne
az .nprSFement be made. and hat no
~sr 1Cf SAG ~erk 40 n@ter1azs %
a"4fdee 10 = n Flaberty. Jr,r & Co..
they being the lowest tidders for the
~nole Norh and materials. ard that the
cooperation Attorney be and ie hereby
ytFscled % prepare n have executed
~ hccSssafy contract Tor the same
January 1896. application was made 10
this Board for the construction of q
sewer IN West Side avenue. from Newark
y y. Y r. r. to Pollock avenue. through
Eohock Avenue to Mallory avenue, and
ing with sewer in Hatch avenue con-
formally to the provisions Of chauter
2l7 of the Laws of 1895: and
Whereas. On the twenty-rhird dav ~
June 1886. the Corarnfsetonays 81 xsssss-
/ mani flied with ~ pasv4 = ASs
Water commissioned thar rrs1fr,narv
sketch for sasi 5uar,rove - - 49,
Whereas. On the srh dav az Juiv 1sas
1900 ~ nafq net ana heard Al parties IN
neared anJ az appncatoh' wac ap-
sald mprovesnent r6at weys rgaansl ne
Mr.nngs ana
sn = nslsas; No objections were presented.
SEsSeo or known against the m there-
fore
Resosyed, That by and with the con-
cuTfence of the Board of Finance The
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29
DIhiNdbN UhIUhEI La VS..
Important Rules Adopted by the New
York Association.


The Executive Committee of the New
York Cricket Association held q meeting
at the club rooms of the st. George
A c. recently at which several things
were done which should have a bearing
on the local championship. Every club
in the association was represented. dele
gates in attendance being G.. f. Davis.
Paterson; F. j. Chadwick, St. Georges
A. c.; F. F. Kelly, New Jersey A. G.:
Jerome Flannery, Manhattan; C. H.
Owen, Brooklyn; G. Hake, Harlem; S.
Nugent, Kings County st. George. and
J. Evans, Columbia.
One of the first things done at the
meeting was to pass a resolution which
makes it imperative on the Executive
Committee to fine any club 81 if unrep-
resented at any meeting of the COM
mittee, with the rider that the club can
n 9 be represented again until the fine is
An important bylaw was thar .aaa5
to the rules. providing that I'm future
Of the M~etropolsfan b fa5s ct = cr gsms
League can become eligible 10 play in
sent of the committee The Secretary
was Instructed to caa a special meeting
whenever such wa necessary to con-
slider applications of this kind.
h Brooklyn Gu entered a protest
against their last game with the Man
~teTsail, one of the Manhattan batsmen.
had previously played in a league game,
and, according. to the construction placed
upon bylaw 10. he was ineligible 10 play
in an association match. After a rather
lengthy discussion tie game was ordered
played over again on d date suitable to
beth clubs, which would be ratified BY
the committee. Tt is understood that
the Paterson Club will also enter a pro-
test against the M~anhattans upon the
same grounds. and 1t Is difficult to fore
see where the protesting business Will
end, now that It has started.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29
TIE JERsEI GIIY views WEDNEsDAYs JULY Ia. 1896.


III SeN York ~ns WISH % have lnSig
1Iseels enseksd in through New Jersey
10 some poinI In New York State find ops
pqslticn and evasive measures adopted
by the oiheials or the New York SIDE
of the river. n his complaint S&apin
SayssA wheelman having purchased a
ticket in New York to some point up the
State and desiring to check his wheel
thereto without charge Is told at the New
York side Of the ferry-althpugh it may
be some twenty minute before the boat
leaves to catch the train-that the bag
gageman will check the wheel, but will
not promise that 1t will so on the same
train with dts owner. The employe adds
that If the wheel is taken over the ferry
ne may check it on the other side, and
that II will then surely go on the train.
This the wheelnan guileiessly does, but
when he presents his wheel at the Erie
or Weehawken station to be checked he
finds that as he is no longer in New York
State and as the new law has no opera
ton here a charge of Is cents is made for
transportation of the wheel through the
section of this State which the road ira
verses
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BOARD or STREET AM WATER
Com ssaSsIONERs
(Oficial Preceedfngs.)

Continued. 49,
Charge unpaysd streets.
hesoiveq That the sums hereinafter
mshaaonea pc PAID 10 Charles Keuderly
ia i s. U.s. e nasins etc
monmouth Streets. May, 1886 i'F claim sha
s0.ss. s@oathsaat corner Van worst. Greg.
| ciaam tx IA ago streets, May, 1895,
1901. Fifth street between Jersey ave-
ne 1as and Erie streets. May. 1886. claim No
sS2;e6 northeast and southwest corner
Wnfton street and Johnston avenue Msv
1880 claim No. I57. "ay'
SS.ll, southwest corner Grove and Grand
sa ~ f.. May, 100 claim No. 15s-
Siidtgs reconstruction observers
fesoIved, That 500 be paid 10 Edward
benson for services as foreman over men
5mpioyed cleaning sewers and basins
June. 1896, claim No. 407.
Iaarge this appropriation.
~ftsolVed sTnaf SOTO be paid to Edward
benson for Incidental expenses. June,
1895, claim No. 40S.
sgd TO John Bumsted for incidentat az
penses, June. 1895, claim No. 400.
tnafge cleaning sewers and basins.
Resolved, That In accordance with fine
terms OF resolution heretofore adopted bv
Inis board June 2, 1896. awarding 10 the
baFper Asphalt Paving Company con-
tracts for the repaving OF Certain Streets
THIS Board hereby further designates az
additional work to be performed by said
Soiiapd3S uAuer the terms and supplement
TAI 10 said contract, Bright street. from
me east side OF Jersey avenue to he west
SIDE OF barrow street. Payment therefor
to pc made out Of license moneys of eur
rent year hereafter to come to hand.
Resolved, That permission be and is
hereby. granted to Albert Remaine and
others to lay a I2-inch pipe sewer in Tlers
avenue, from a point about ITO feet north
OF Academy street to and connecting with
me private sewer in Academy street laid
by Van yVinkle at their own expense and
under the supervision of this Board. when
they comply with the rules and regula-
tons governing private sewers.
Whereas, On Athe second day of March.
1886, application was made To this Board
for the construction of an 1S-inch vitrihed
pipe sewer in Duncan avenue. from 20 feet
west of Hudson Boulevard to and con-
Meeting with sewer IN Duncan avenue
at its intersection with West Side avenue,
confornnably to the provisions of Chapter
27 Of the Laws Of 1898, and
Whereas, On the sixteenth day of June.
1895, the Commissioners Of Assessments
filed with the Board of Street and Water
commissioners their preliminary sketch
for said improvement; and
Whereas. On the 18th day of June, 1896
this Board met and heard all parties inter
ested in said application VINO appeared
end all remonstrances against the said
Improvement that were presented Id
writing: and
Whereas, No objections were presented
alleged or known against the same; there
fora
Resolved, That by and with the concur.
renee Of the Board of Finance the SAID
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29

fOA% <lOcEr11Eral
special meeting OF the Board NJ rs--
eaton held In the meeting room -
~El- on Monday evening. Juiv & 1Soc
ROLL CALL.
c5wS@ s1RFreside1r Allen. Messrs. DAILY.
Gs~iS Dsgnan. Watson. Stowe. Beach
mclean. Keilt and Walker.
NAo5sas-Messrs. o~bergfell. Hoos and
READING AND APPROVAL OF MN
On motion Of Mr.. Daily. the reading ~
me minutes of the previous meefinr wss
alspensed with, and they were approved
PRESENTATION OF coMMJ-NTca-
TIONS.
from the Central Evening School De-
batting Society. thanking the RnsS5 e.
the use of the High School BuilSinr
Received and fled.
From Miss Kate F. Lynch reouastin~
an appointment as a teacher in the night
Received.
From Misses Emily c. Reinharat ana
Lucy requesting appointments
Received and referred to the Teachers,
Committee.
From Mr.. George Fleming. presentip~
s sehSeIf rs s. 3 ; candidate for Principal Of
Received and referred to the teachers
PREsENTATIoN OF CLAIMS
& sanborn, No. l. s.. No. . s44. 80: No 4
s625: No. 4 ST: High, sci. so: No. : e.
No. y Sls5e; No. y. $3.50. $lS.75: No. Is.
e: 10; 2 s1e25- Sos. sl5.75. Rand.
No. Z sl2: No. 8. $3.50: No. Is. IS. No
q S21 2. Silver, Rurdett q Co. M -
Sc CHM : Co. No. p 81. Educational
ten-Bssdlev Company. No. ls. ss.9s. Is.
G Heath & Co, No. s. SIPS: No. 1Ss So. a.
Repairs-C. G. Roehat. No. II. s14. a
E Schultz, No. 20. Seo5.
Referred IN tho aD~.-orrS1@o $3.50
tees.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT
finance by Mr.. WaSfsr rb,,ruan
Resolved. That the following claims be
ordered paid to the parties hereinafter
named As per bills a~ccompanying&
Hseks. stationery ete.-Leach. shewell
ss2S. No 4 si7: High. $3.50. No. s. S..
No, " 1890; No Il. 3SS, S1S.75s No *.
So G: No. p sl025, Nes4. si575 Rand.
No. Sl2; No. S, $3.50: Ne. is. IS: No
e Slz4- silver. Burdett & CO. No. p.
SaSS CHM & Co, NO. %. 81. Educationgi
Puhlsshing Company. No. 3. $3.50 NIL
g Heath & Co. No, 6 sl25: Ne. is. 2.9z.
Repairs-C. G.. Rochet. No. II. Sl4. q.
r Schultz. No. 20. S6@
resolution was adopted by the votes Of
all the eube Of the Board presert
NIsCELLANE0Us BUSINESS
BY Mr.. Beach,
Resolved, That the meetings Of lilly
aud . Re omitted. and that when this
Beard sdjourns. It adiourns to meet IN
Thursday. July I6. 1886.
Adapted
Ry Mr.. Walker
Resolved. That the plans and spscisca-
tons herewith presented TO the Board for
repairs 10 Schools Nos. q and q Is AID
are hereby approved. and me Clerk Il
hereby instructed to advertise for PRO-
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Degnan. the Board
then adjourned.
ALVIN II. CRAFT.
Clerk.
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Robbed of rsfs R.evele.

7. 1. Entwistle Of No. 256 Hudson ave-
nue., West Hoboken, had his wheel stolen
at 1:l5 p. NJ. yesterday from hhe railing
of a basement stoop on the west side of
Sixth avenue, between Thirty-seventh
and Thirty-eighth streets. He had only
a slight errand to perform. but when he
came up the steps the wheel was no
where in sight. People in the neighbour
hood saw a tail man, wearing black
clothes and a straw hat. SO off with
the machine. As the wheel was used
daily. rain or shine, for business pur-
poses, the owner misses 1t very much.
The wheel was an 1895 Cleveland. style
Is, No. 2, 1855, wood rims. handle bar
and frame dented and scratched from
a hahy-ca rriape
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29
Hep.ley Labor nav Outfno.

TIT William Hepsley Association will
mold their fourth annual outing and
games on Labor Day at Pettler's Grove,
New Dorp. Staten Island. The members
snd their friends win leave the club rooms
Monticello ard Gardner venues i'm tally-
nos, The committee in charge has ar
RANGED a good programme and unless
leys viii hay a great day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29
Cables Expect q Bfe Time.

The Cable Athletic Association win hold
their sixth annual putting and games On
August p The members with their
many friends win leave on the steamer
Sea Bird, bound for Donnelly's Grove.
College Point Long Island. Upon arrival
The athletic contests will be decided.
There are seven events en- the programme.
IN the Afternoon a Tsebail match will
be decided between IN Cables and the
Unions for $50 a side.
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Cycier. well omcered.

Ihe Weislnan Cycle Club has been or
ganized in Union Hill. with twenty mem
Ders and the usual list of officers. These
are:-Presadent John Schneider. vi,a
Presidents. Peter Minck. George Hauen-
stein and Edward yogt; Secretary, Geo.
Sycram; William Fox, Treasurer; John
mann, Captain. Edward Riesenberger.
Color Bearer. and Oscar Wieneke, Sur
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29
AROANUM WHEELMEN's PLANS.
scheme to Consolidate Clubs for
Several

The Arcanum Wheelmen of Greenville
are at the head Of a consolidation move
ment. the organization of which will be
completed at a meeting to be held under
the auspices of thai club at it's rooms at
the Boulevard Hotel.
The plan is to lave a representation
OF three delegates from all of the county
cycling clubs. The prime motive for the
advancement of this scheme is that a
road race, equal to the annual Irving
ton-Milburn race, which has attained
such wide spread fame. be arranged.
Sucn a race could be held on the Boule-
ward and II the scheme does not fail
VIII pc held during August or the first
pant of September.
Again this convention of delegates
could act as a Legislative body and adj
vance the cause Of good roads.
fhe scheme has been under consldera-
ton TOT a long time and has met with
a general approval from most of the
clubs of the city.
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Sprin1ing for a Bic WAGER.

A foot race for $3.50 a side was arranged
on Monday evening at the Punch Bowl
on Bloomfield avenue. Newark, between
Jack Doyle of Newark and d. j. Pond
of this city. The race will be decided on
August 5, at Waverly Park. The race
win be a 100 yards dash, best three heats
in five, Sheffield rules to govern. Pond
is a new man in this city and only a
are on the inside say he can cover the
distance with ease in 3 As seconds. Mucn
none will be wagered on the result. a.
Doyle is the champion of Newark, and
his friends will back him with their
last dollar. Pond Is training in this city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29
independently. Outing.

The Young Mems Independent Social
Club Of Beacon avenue. will hold their
sixth annual outing on Wednesday. Aug
usi 5. The club viii hold forth at Don
neIy's Grove. College Point. Long Is
land. The members will leave Their club
rooms in the morning. and march to
Morris street dock. where they viii EN-
bark en- the steamer Laura N. Starfn
ard sail TO the park. The athletic con-
tests are in charge of James P. Gill. the
athlete, and he has arranged
me following programmeSOne mile run.
matt mile run, three mile run, sack race.
tuo race, shoe race, wheelbarrow race.
ara. three legged race There Will also
De baseball games. football matches and
CIner interesting contests to amuse all
who attend. Upon arrival in the city
on their return the boys will ride home
In special trolley cars
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SoE5H@ x%% Of Icing E@Sa %Sa%s% %@ss La "ns aSaas IN @ssq @ss BLOCK s kn No 8
80 @M@S m1@ aRs h a& %ama S& ~S@ ~@ I" shown on @@us Tor opening
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29

the programme for the New Jersey
State meet. at Tourist Oval. Paterson. one
week from Saturday. Is Of unusual inter-
est. and the wheelmen throughout the
end of the State Will be represented to
their fullest extent. All of the clubs in
tend participating in the parade. and
several of the local clubs intend making
an effort to win the prizes IN the par
ace- Prominent of these viii be the Hna-
son County Mheeimen. Mantle Wheel
men, Clio Wheelmen n Arcanum
Mneelrnen. The racing on the track viii
De the greax feature. and the programme
VIII pc very tempting to admirers OF
cycle racing. There VIII be four Stale
championships decided. the distances be-
ing 6ne-thlrd Of a mile. one ME rvSS
mile and I'VE miles. There viii also be
q race Tor novlces. handicaps at one and
two miles, a two mile handicap for tan
deins ard a one mile open. The entry
list VIII close with c. H. Norwood. Chair
man Of the Race Committee. Tourist
cycle Tub Paterson. on Saturday. The
1870 O'Clock.
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The Alpine cyclers are in the second
year Of their existence, and are doing well
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29

Legsins are worn more sensibly than
they were This summer the most deli
cate silk stockings come for wear under
lessins. and the calves are trim and COM
Portable, though buttoned under two
th~iclxnesses Of felt.
The recognized finish to every well made
skirt Is = narrow inside fopt-frill. plnked
At either edge, which should be caught
70 the facing every ten inches, etherwise
Il Is APT 10 turn up
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29

a hot bath, a stroll in the fresh air,
shampooing the head in weak soda water,
DE- i timely a in a cool, quiet room
viii sometimes stop a nervous headache
writes DR.. 3. T. Herrick in August La
dies Home Journal" when overfa-
tssucd from shopping or sightseeing a
sponge dipped In very hot water and
pressed repeatedly over the back of the
neck between the ears viii be found ex-
.eedsngly refreshing. especially If the
lace and temples are afterward subjected
to the same treatment. Neuralgia is
caused not only by cold air but By
scidaty Of The stomach. starved nerves.
imperfect teeth, or By Incidence COM
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-29

The latest dress fad Is to have petit
coats of lawn to match in color the out
Side skirt. The petticoats are trimmed
with lace n ribbons. and are the pref
test things imaginable. This does not
apply to dark wooden frocks. however,
but to summer cottons and linens.