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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
NEGRO PREACHER IN TROUBLE.
Charged with Disturbing Religions
worship.

Rev. II. l.. Kemp. a colored preacher
OF New York, who came here several
days ago. and, posing as a detective
charged Rev. Garrison, Of the Gaiilean
Baptist church, with being, bigamist'
IA now an inmate OF the Henrico jail.
He entered the Galilean church last
Tuesday night, and swore vengeance on
the congregation. while they were at
prayers. because they refused to credit
his statement as TO Rev Garrison ana
the two wives.
This incensed the congregation, ana,
through Elder j. l.. Cole, they swore OUT
a warrant against Kemp, charging MIN
with creating a disturbance in the Calf
lean church while services were in pro-
gress. ,
The case was called before Justice VIM
cent, and was continued untii Iuesday
next. Kemp is Cuban negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
TRUE BILL AGAINST KANE.
He IL To Re Arraigned for Wife-Mur-
der-Other Indictments Pound.

The April term Of the Hastings Cour
convened yesterday Tho grand jury mel
at IL O'Clock and returned true bills n
eighteen felony cases. one OF the indct
ments was against James Kane, WIZ
stands charged With the murder OF biz
wife, whose sensational death occurrG
while Kane was in Jail for having assault.
ed and kicked her while on a drunken
spree. Below is given a list Of the indlct.
ed: VI. Armstrong. W. A. Armstrong
Evan Booker George Branch. John Boy
den. James c. Curry. Williams Cousins
Henry Dollson. James Farley alias X
Cameron, James Gibbs. Charles Hope
Walter James alias Thomas Williams
James Kane. Matte Masos, Charles o.
trander. Charles Robinson (O, Wasi
, Smith. Scott Taylor, and Julian B. Tar
lor-all felony.
The Law and Equity Court was engage
yesterday in hearing the case OF c. Il
Reid against George W. Saunders.
Suit was Instituted IN the City Circuit
Court yesterday by Theo. w. Moua
against A. Cohen & Co. Action OF dvbt
| s293 96.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
Sons of American Revolution Ban

on the Goth instant there will be held In
Richmond the triennial congress OF the
Sons of the American Revolution. COM
posed of 100 delegates from the various
States.
The Virginia branch of this society pro-
poses TO give banquet on the hlght
of the SOth to the delegates to this con-
gress at the jefferson.
The price of tickets TO this banquet has
been put at SO, to be sold 10 members
Of the Virginia branch and their friends.
Any gentleman wishing to procure a
ticket can do so through any member OF
the Virginia branch Of the society, ana
all members of the society are peins
urged to sell tickets. which can be OBJ
tanned from DR.. Joseph A. White. chair
man of the Committee Of Arrangements
charles U. Williams. chairman OF the
Committee on Finance: or Richard II.
Gaines, treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
Powhatan Last Night.

The extravaganza "Powhatan" VA
repeated at the Academy Of Music las
evening before a small audience
As is nearly always the case with ANA.
teur productions. the performance ls.'
evening was given with much more
smoothness than on the opening e'"
ming.
The large audience on Monday evenins
estabIished the financial success OF ths
production. The gross proceeds from th'
two performances aggregated $500 Ihs
profits, which will be considerable. W.
be devoted 10 the improvement OF th'
Shelterlng Arms Hospital.
There is very little probability OF tns
extravaganza being repeated, as Ni'
paker the promoter Of the entertainment
will leave for Chicago to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

paid IS for the privilege of firing a pistol
in the street.
James Derby (coloredD was fined $50
on the charge OF assaulting a
negro named Burke, on the 18th OF last
April. Derby managed to keep out OF
the reach of the police for that long PEE
riod, but officer Wright got a glimpse Of
him Monday and arrested him
Among those who attended the picric
given Monday at Drewry Bluff by the
"B. s. c." boys or Manchester were:
Howard Lowell, Annie Taylor. Dallas
Bruce, Fredrica Lamb. Curry Gregory,
Madeline Thornhlll, Latelle Bass, Mo-
selle Gregory, Ernest Lowell. Bernice
Fair. Thomas Robertson, Leila O'Brien.
Robert Belts. Annie Shotwell, Novel
Belts, May Walker, Howard Gregory,
Minnie Belts, Linwood Lloyd, Ruth
Brands, Emmett Gregory. Mabel Crooks.
Ernest Pinchback. Elsie Crooks, John
Shotwell Beale Fair, Irwin Bruce, Clyde
Swift, and Duval Robertson
Chaperons-Miss Clara OBrien and
Miss Kate Baird.
BRIEF ITEMS.
Mrs. Oscar l.. Smith, with her two
children, OF Durham, n. c., are visiting
her mother. Mrs Bradshaw, No. SG
cambridge street.
DR.. William N. Bronaugh. who has
been quite sick at the Vireinia Hosn'ta'
was sufficiently improved to spend
Easter at his home. in this city.
The Easter-egg hunt. which was TO
have taken place at Clopton- Street
church last Monday evening. viii take
place this afternoon. weather permit
tifrZ in the church-yard
Constable Erdman, OF Port walthall
District, was In the city yesterday, with
a woman, whom he had arrested for Gre
ating disturbance In Henrico county.
The prisoner was turned over TO the Hen
rico officials.
Saturday, the hennery of Mr.. Wallace
Snellings was destroyed by fire at his
place. in Chesterfield. about four miles
from Manchester. Mr.. Snelllngs was In
Manchester at the time the fire occurred.
Two breeders were burned and sixty
fowls persisted in the flames.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to l.. r. Parker and Clara Giles, a
cclored couple.
The music rendered at the Sunday -school
celebration OF the Meade Memorial
church Sunday was by the scholars. and
was conducted by ID. II. Hay.
The Easter tea given last night at the
residence Of Mrs. William II. Owens, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
Uurt by a Falling Brick.

Mr.. II. j. Langford. son OF Mr.. c. H..
Iangford, the we.l-known builder, met
with a very serious accident yesterday
morning, and is lying In critical con-
ditlon.
Mr.. Langford was working on the adj
dition which is being built 10 the Viz
ginia Hospital, and was struck on the
head by a brick which fell from the
roof A distance OF thirty feet. He was
rendered unconscious and was carried
into the hospital for treatment.
He was taken to his home about
O'clock in the afternoon. and when last
heard from was somewhat better
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08

The depository and Office OF the bioN
Society OF Virginia. which had been tol
years until his recent death under tN
charge OF Mr.. T. l.. ID. Waiford' as Sec
tary, al 1903 east Main street, was yess,
day removed 70 629 east Broad sve0s'
Hunter e. Co.'S store. Msssrs. huhtes, :
Co win sell the Bibles. whilst the oinT n
will be In charge OF Rev. w. a. CAMPO.
d. d.. as secretary and generai asS M
For the present. IN consequence "a o.
Campbelps feeble health. his son. ~,
william s. Campbell. VIII act as u',i,.,
tute. both In once work and N IN.
the churches to present the claims ~ y"
Bible cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08

acted as best man, and the following
were the ushers: Messrs. Oryin Nun
nally. Charles II. Berry. James jones'
Norwood Bailey. and Charles Parrish.
After receiving the congratulations or
a. large number o. friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nunnally left for Charlotte county
where they will spend some time as the
guests Of the relatives OF the pride.
The bride Is the organist OF Fifth
Street Methodist church. She Is a very
pretty young lady, and IL iaVorte
among large circle OF friends ana ac-
ouaintances. The groom Is the son OF
Mr.. B. A. Nunnally, OF the firm OF Nun
nally & Brother. He Is an attache Oh
the Richmond and Petersburg haiiroad'
and is an exceedingly popular young
man.
THE MASONIC BAZAAR.
Thu ladies' who have I'm charge the
orranpements for the Masonic bazaar will
meet this afternoon at o'clock in the
Masonic Temple. The reports OF the
different committees will be received, ana
other work of importance is TO be trans
acted. The indications are that the Ma
sonic bazaar will eclipse all entertain
ments Of its kind ever held In this CITY,
and will no doubt by grand success. A
special musical programme VIII De rem
dered each night. The bazaar COM
mences on the 2pth Of this month"; ana
will last ten days.
Sunday night an attempt was made 10
destroy the post-office at Wiseville'
Chesterfield county; and. had IT not been
for the presence Of mind or MI. LII
barger. the building and all It's contents
would have been burned. Mr.. Lbarger
discovered the blaze before ii had made
much Roadway, and. after good deal
of work, succeeded in extinguisning II.
From all the circumstances surrounding
the fire. 1t looked very much like the
work OF an incendiary. The loss was
triiing.
Mr.. A. l.. Mann died at his residence
at Seventeenth and Maury streets. yes
terday at 12I5 o'clock. The deceased was
ls years old, and was a very popular
member Of Liberty Council, Junior Order1
United American Mechanics. His funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon al
o'clock, from the residence. Liberty
Council will attend the funeral In
body.
BEFORE THE MAYOR.
Mayor Maurice disposed Of the follow
ing cases yesterday morning;
Moses Smith (colored), drunk and dis
orderly. Fined $50.
John Cunningham. colored YOUTH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO

the benefit of Central Methodist church,
proved decided success.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day I'm the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court to Miss Mary S. Gibbs and Mr. "A.
NJ Powell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
WHITE GOODS SPECIALS.

WHITE GOODS SPECIALS.
Extra-Sheer and Fine White French
Organdie, finer than the usual ooc'
grade, for 1Sc. yard.
20c Fine White India-Linon, 1,S yarus
wide. very sheer. Sac; yard;
Sic. a yard.
s2-inch Sheer-White India Linon, best
l0c kind, for 1-2c. yard.
AUCTION LINENS.
80 dozen Extra Heavy All-Linen Dinner
Napkins. extra sizes. best N.'o grade'
Cojored- Boriered or All-White Damask
Doilies, i5xl5, SC. each.
75c All-Linen Table-Damask, yarus
wide. 39c. a yard
zoe. All-Linen Hand-Huck Towels SIZES
23xi6, u 1-2c. each.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCk- an
ALL~LINEN HUCK TOWELS, lOc'
kind, &c. each.
pinch Butter Venise Insertion, douoie-
edge, &c. yard.
3-inch Lace Edge to match, Sc. yard
27-inch All-Over Butter or Linen-Col-
ored Batiste Lace. SOC. a yard. r..,..o
g. and 6-inch Butter and Linen Batlste
Lace " IL and 16 2-3c. yard; . anu
FROM 1870 TO n2o O'CLOCK
NARROW BUTTER ITALIAN VAL
LACE, &c. a dozen yards.
DRESS-TRIMMlNGS.
All-Color Spangled Trimmings. new col
orings, II lie. yard.
Black and White All-Oyer Moussenne
de Sole, CSC a yard.
Bands to match, egc. yard.
15c. Jet Passementerie. Sc. yarc.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
&, Navy-Blue Changeable Taffeta SILK
ParasOls very swell. $50 each.
Black and White Taneta-Silk Coaching
Parasols, newest effects, 81 each:
All colors Chlldrens Satin Parasols, SOC.
each.
close-rolling six covers. gold or silver
swedges. Congo handles, for ladies' or
IS Imported Tafreta SIX Close Rolling
Umbrellas, handsome decorated Dres-
den handles. s29S each.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' Hermsdorf-Dye Double Heel and
Toe 40-Gauge Hose, best DC. Kind, for
13c. a pair 2 pairs for 25e. nm.
bed Hose. double elastic knee, full
seamless. best lie. kind. for Y lie.
pair.
NOTIONS, TOILETS, &c.
We sell these at smalI-profit-
prices. A suggestion OF your want
brings any article.
SOAP SALE.
Real Italian CASTLE Soap in bars,
for TIC. a pound.
American CASTLE Soap for &c. a
cake.
Turkish-Bath Soap, 2 1-2c. a cake.
Cogates Violet Toilet-Water, l.
ounce size. zSc.; Bounce size, S5c.; 8
ounce 75c
Cutaneous Soap. as good as Cutlcura'
7c cake.
"a Lady Of Quality" by Mrs. Burnett
$50 edition, for CSC.
"The Blcyclers," by Bangs, CSC.
BESIDE the Bonnie Brier Bush" &c.
Toe. Paper Bound Books. &c. each.
WRITING-PAPER.
Venetian Linen Bond Paper lSc' pouho'
Zoe. Box Paper boxes for &c.
Writng-Paper, in Violet Rose, Blue.
and Cream 10c. v8lUc. for &c. quire.
ART-GOODS.
Denim Table-Covers. fringed, 36x36,
with over-work Of lace and braid, for
Tinted Tabie-Covers, handsomely en-
broidered 81 value, for 6sc.
Centrepieces. stamped on fine art-linen,
in all the new popular designs-l2xl2
Linen Dollies. stamped, s5c dozen;
stamped and hemstitched. 5Oc. dozen.
COLORED WORSTED DRESS
GOODS.
Prices on the newest and most
desirable kind that are marvellous
to-day.
snk-Lustre Brilllantlne in two-toned ef'
fects, 40 inches wide, Tor zoc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08

could not tell the tale himself. 30 tIe
Justice concluded that, owing 70 the alb.
sence OF so important a witness. be would
continue the case until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08

81 BoIstered Handled Carvlng-sets. Tor
&c. each.
stag Handle carving-sets. tina. usually
sell for $50. for 75c. each.
FROM 10 To II O'CLOCK
Strong House or Carpet-Broo Extra
sewed for Ice. each, instead OF r.
Full-Size 3-Piece Garden-Sets. with hoe
rake. and shovel, for SC. each. instead
OK l5c
100 Artists Proof Etchlnes. iva
usually sell for siss for isc. each
FROM II TO 70 O'CLOCK
Nickle-Piated Teaspoons. 1c. a dozen
Large-Slze Wash-Boards, &c. each, value
&c.
1900 sheets or the Best-ouality Toilet.
Paper. usually sold for i5c. package
for &c. each
$50 Decorated Sewlng-Lamps. win
shade, chimney, complete FOR @s
choice z st-tes 10 select from.
FOR ALL DAY
The Rest-onality Mucilage. &c. bottle
Instead OF Sc.
The Best Quality Stove-Polish FOR 3e
The Best-Quality Straw Whisk- Broom,
FOR sc. each.
steel Paring-Knives. sor &c each.
The Best-Quality PalmettO-F Fibre ScriA
Brushes solid backs sold for lie. iol
white-Cedar water-Buckets for Ioc
each.
Nicklo- Plated Gas-snoves. 3 ,burnerx
sold for s., for $3.50 each.
GLASSWARE.
100 dozen Crystal Custard Guns
usually sold for CSC. a dozen. FOR d
each
Crystal Flowered 8utter-Dlshes for &c
each. usual price, l5c.
Crystal Sugar Dishes. &c. each. usual
Crystal Sugar-shakers. FOR &c. each
with nickel top. regular lec value.
Imitation Cut Cologne-Bottle for &c.
each. value 15c.
Bohemian Glass Molasses- Pitchers. i0c
each. value 39c.
Crystal Cake-Saivers. &C.. value &c
Crystal Jelly-Comports, FOR isc each
value Csc.
Imltatlon-Cut Salt and Pepper-shskers.
&c. each. value l0c.
Crystal Casters, pieces. for re. each.
value 29c
Crystal Pickle-Dishes. &c. each, valu,
Crystal Rose-Bowls. Sc. each. value 20
Large Imitation-Cnt Celery-Stands. far
Zoe. each, value PC.
Wlne-Gl9sses. ic each.
Thin Tumblers. lc. each.
THE GURNEY REFRIGERATOR
is the finest hardwood. highly.
polished one we know of. The in.
terror is of steel galvanized plate.
The HIGHLANDER compartment /,
taken out when cleaned, and all
parts perfect. BY SPECIAL AR.
r A n O E MENT WITH THE
MAKERS THE PRICES ARE
ABOUT ONE HALF or A YEAR
AGO. All sizes, including Ice
Boxes.
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SILKS,
no matter how cheap they've been,
see this special lot of Silk today.

Plaid Ali-Silk Taffetas. in hlgh-grade
pretty designs. CSC. a yard.
80 pieces OF Printed midas that cost
20 and Sc q yard TO import, I'm the
newest and most exquisite Persian and
Dresden effects soc. yard.
Handsome Black All-Silk Gros-Grain
Brocade, with pretty Black embroid-
cred figures. C9c, sl.25 quality.
Handsome Black Satin Duchess Brocade,
69c.. CSC kind.
Elegant-Quality Black Satin Duchess, 81
grade. Soc. a yard.
Pure India Taffetas. with fancy-colored
stripes, 59c., 81 value.
AlI-Silk Black Grenadine, in new en-
broidered figured effects, at 50c., cost
CSC TO import.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
CHINA.


Six different STYLES OF Tea-Pots, with
dainty spray decorations, containing
Sc pieces. worth Sl2, for $5.S.
$40 Haviland-China Dinner-Sets. con-
tanning 1CO pieces or more. Tor $40
Large Fur-size Toilet-sets, in Blue
Brown. and Pink under-glaze 1eSola-
tions for 81 10 set: value, Won
60 ToIiet-Sets in several different de-
full twelve pieces, for $3.50 complete
LAMPS AND TABLES.
Handsome Gold-Plated Lamps, with
centre-draft burners and hligree heal,
p inches high, regular - vaiue' lo'
$40 PanouetTamps. with genuine Next
can ONYX column, with hligree-sIyle
head. and removable fount. ana cen
tre-draft burners, entire Lamp gold
plated and laquered. Tor - y rtS,,
Solid-Brass Mexican OnyX-TOp IaDies,
with 1-2-inch Florentine frame, anu
swell legs. entire table gold-plateo'
value Sc. for S2.49 each.
$3.50 Onyx-Top Tables for Sioo eacn.
& Ranquet-L amps, with embossed heads
for 7fc each ~.
Decorated Cuspadores, regular Ioc.
values, for &c. each
S-inch Jardinieres, regular Zoe. Value IOT
Sc. each. ,,, -,
~ niteTenl Stllto VI JaAN-Aa'~'~'f N~
value 50c., for 25c. each.
Real Limoge- China Covered Dishes, cost
81 % to import. your cnoice Tor 81 eacn
100 Handsome Li.r'st China Art-Plates,
which cost VI ards or 50 10 import
your choice for 81 % each.
Fine Austrian-China Decorated fTult-
Baskets. Flower-Stands Work Eas-
kets. etc. which cost upwards OF 40
each 10 import, for 25c. choice.
Light Weight white Porcelain China
Cups and Saucers, 4Sc dozen.
TIN AND GRANITE lRONWARE.
Notified Tea and Coffee-Pots. l5c each.
Extra-I.arge Notified Saucepans, for 4Sc.
each. worth Sl2o
2-Quart Notified Gray Buckets Tor loc'
Granite-Iron Preserving Kettles. for lOc.
NOTED Gray Covered saucepots, for &c.
each. ,,
Heavy REFINED Family-Size Colanders
for &c. each.
Japanned Dust-Pans for &c. each.
Oil-Stove ovens, 29c.
Steel Fry-Pans, Sc. each.
2-Quart Porcelain-Lned Preservng-ket-
ties, for l0c. each.
Retinnned Saucepans &c. e1ch.
Full-Slze Japanned Slop-Pails for fc
each.
Tea-Tray, extra-heavy, japanned, for &c.
Family Tea-Scale, four pounds a 81
article, for i5c.
HOUSEFURNlSHINGS.
Large Antique-Finished Armed Rocker
for sec each.
OAK Screen Frames. with slIkoline fill
ings. for 69c., complete.
Cherry-Handle Knives and Forks, Joe.
a dozen, value, csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
Cohen Popular Domestic De-
partment. Funny prices today.

p l-2c. Pretty Printed MORE Crepons,
for l-3c. yard
Fine French Dlmties, in newest ana
prettiest effects, 3-4c., for 16 2-3c.
kind.
Printed Defender Batlste, in new spring
designs. I 3-4c. a yard.
case Of Printed Batstes in new spring
designs, 8 3-4c, instead Of 1-3c.
Al Persian Percales. y 1-2c kind, for
3 SIC.
Fire and Sheer Printed Organize, in new
effects 1-3c. yard. ~ l-2c. kind.
/ case OF Pretty Scotch Lawns, at 3-ic.
a yard.
Ii and 1-3c. Dress-Ginghams. for
3-lc.
Zoe Unbleached Jeans for &c. yard.
SPECIAL READY-MADE SHEET AND
PILLOW-CASE SALE.
Large-SiZe Sheets, for 3ec.
Largest size, &c.
PillowCases. made straight-wise or
the cotton, &c. each.
SILK SHlRT-WAlSTS.
The newest and most perfect
designed are here, in Ladies' Black,
Navy Blue. and Fancy CoIored
Silk Shirt-WaistS in the newest de-
signs. for s2.25, S4.25 to S. kind.
This shall be a CORSET DAY.
Prices say so.
/ lot OF Coutille Corsets, 35c. kind, for
19c
Fine French CoutIlle Corsets. the best
SOC Corset on the market, Sc. to-day.
Extra-Long- Waist Corset. fine French
Coutille boned bust, Sc. kind, soc.
G. u. Corsets. the 81 kind, for 75c.
Thompson New-Model Corsets. Sl.5o
grade, for 81.
Psyche p. d. Corset, 1875 value, for
81 White or Gray.
THE NEW IDEA PAPER PAT
TERMS are here. Every one guar
anteed perfect in every way, la
dies, misses, and children's, sc.
each.
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April g. 1895.
THEGRANDMARCH|
OF
THE PEOPLES STORE.
was exhibited with than usual reality yesterday
THE DAY FOR VIRGINIA,

when people from wide spread part of this State found
LIBERTY IN MERCHANDISING and prices of unaccus-
toned generosity Richmond folks proud to show
their visiting friends the Great Store and good humor
permeated even the busiest transaction.
To-Day we offer a new Gathering of interest:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
BEFoRE THE MAYOR.

Mayor Maurice disposed OF the ioloW-
ing cases yesterday morning;
Moses Smith tcolored), drunk ana DIS
orderly. Fined $50.
John Cunningham. q coiored youth'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
BLACK GOODS.

BLACK GOODS.
I29 pieces of Black Goods, the
samples of a prominent New York
importer, will be offered you today.
Tufted Cheveron. Atwood handsome
quality, u inches wide, 81 grade, CSC.
Wide-Wale Diagonal Serge, all-wool, 40
inches wide. for SOC. 75c. regular price.
Pure-WoOl Clay Diagonal. 46 inches
wide, 55c. a yard, Sc. grade.
Hgh-Grade Black. Mohair Brilliantines,
39c.. for soc. kind.
Pretty Black-Ffgured Mohairs. in eight
different designs. l5c.; 25c. value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-08
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS
NOTIONS. TOILETS, &c.

We sell these at small-proht-
prices. A suggestion OF your want
brings any article.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-04-30
New York Fashion Notes.

Fancy waists are again very popular
for spring and summer wear and even
! some costumes are sent from the modlste
| with one or two extra waists.
They are more often made in the style
OF IouisXIV and LouisXNl. Such coats
| are very elegant, made OF brocade or
satin with lace jabot oil ruffies and with
handsome waistcoats. Other fancy
waists have an added cross skirtin godet
to initiate the style OF the coat. Some
| OF the iancies OF the summer season are
entire waists of embroidered batiste and
open work linen, mousseline de sole, nov
elites in chiffon, etc. Many OF the waists
are made with Powered taffety sleeves,
The new sleeves are smaller, dropping or
trimmed with ruffies or puffs. \ fancy
| OF the season is to yea a handsome
bodice OF black satin with a light skirt,
Very elaborate evening waists are seen
made OF the new ietted nets, draped oven
handsome pompadoar taffetas. The
~favorite colors OF the spring are tones o
green, heliotrope, light brown, and gray
All new French skirts are decidedly
smaller, the average width being five
and a hall yards, many OF them being
even less tnan five.
La Mode de Paris and Paris al.
bum of Fashions cost So 30 pei
years subscription, or 30 cents
copy. The French Dressmaker j:
So per mum or 80 cents a copy
and La Mode is $3.50 a year or IL
cents a copy. If you are unable tt
procure either of these Journals
from your newsletter, do not take
any substitute, but apply by maj
to Messrs. A. Mcdowell & Co., 4
West 14th St., New York.