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Eiihcr Il.publican or carlisle.

CIScISEATI, Sept %. "A special
from Frankfort, Ky. says there lie now
little doubt that MI extra session Of the
Kentucky Legislation will be called tor
the following November anu that the
senatorial race will DO revived and "a
successor 10 Blachturn elected, who
will bs either Republican or John q.
Carlisle. The point ne TO whether the
election could be made In An extra
session Ia not nov disputed rs Il has
been settled by Acting Governor
Worthington'a examination OF authori.
ties ON the subject.
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sEWaLL's WITHDRAWAL.
No Actual DsnsBd made by the Popu.
Hats

LONDON, Sept. "a Referring 10
reports current In the Yves, that the
Populis,a had made a demiad upoa
the Dem icfais for the withdrawal OF
Mt. buwull H. tho interest Of Mr.
Watson, Chairman Butler OF the Pop.
uiist committee said that no such q
demand had beun made.
1--WE are" he sail, "dolng all that
wo eau 10 unite tho silver forces aud
wouli have had them unite upon Mt.
Watson for Vice President, but we
have not presented the matter m a
domand.n
Mr.. Butler declined to say just what
had been done or what might be- done,
but Inferred that friendly Efforts would
be continued In Mr.. Walson's behalf.
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former resident Of MAssachuseits, but
NOD been pastor o. important Califor.
nia chufchea for fifteen yeirs. Ills
death IL attributed TO worry over o
hiuenus ohhfga made against him by n
policeman OF q llden q late pnrk. The
ehatge was completely dispfovej, hut
Dr. Colbufn's character wBs thereafter
the tublect Of fftqusnt unfavofable
comments by weekly papef,,and finally
tue harsh cfiticisms sapptd physicsl
and meniAl healIh.
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order Of Tho Iioiy sepnlch,r.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. 2J.-r
twelfth ANNUAL convention OF the SOW.
ofelgn grand c1uucll OF the United
states Of Amerlcs OF the Order Of the
Knighis OF tito Rcd Cross OF the Holy
sepulcher aud ~. John the Evange.
llst, 10 IA session here. The next An.
tual meeting will he held on the fourth
Wcdn,siay In August, 1887, In this
city
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srEAMsIIi:, SERVICE.
To 10 Established noiwSsn sap fraa.
cisco Hnh Sladiyosioek.

En-. PETERSBURG, Sept. 23.-It II
understood hero that United States
capitalists are negotiating with tint
Russian government Tor tho establish
mont OF rapid steamship service be.
tween fan Francisco aud Vladivo-
stock. II ~ also said a French COM
pany IN being formed, supported by
tho minister OF commerce TO run rogu'
lar steamship service between Dun
kirk and Vla1ivOstock.
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CAVE HESsY, Va, Sept 2s.-The
Clyde Line PASSENGER steamer Fred.
eTlok DsBarry, New York TO Jackson.
willie, was wrecked at 7 O'Clock this
morning at Hawk, N. q. The crew
OF IL men was taken OIL by the llfo
saving crew. No passengers or cargo
aboard.
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pr.s,d.n,,nI Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S,-rhe Pfesl-
dent made the following appointments;
James A. koatOn, associate Justice Of
the supreme court Of Oklahoma; Rob.
oIt A. HaborshAm, eutveyot general OF
Oregon; John w. Cowlr, Pennsyl.
wanna, marshal OF this United States
consular curt nj lien Tslo, China.
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caLn rnou AUsrnALIA.
EnEiish sesersiga- Expected 20 Ar
rive Ia raa frsuclsco.

wAsiIsoTOS, Sept 23.-The troAs.
uty department has Information OF tbs
expected nrnval tomorrow Ia San
Francisco OF g., 800. 900 In English SOW.
sroigng, whlcn viii be dopo,ilei In
the United States mint IN exchange
for gold mint cetIifoatos, winch In
turn will bs Deposited 10 exchange for
currency 10 be paid impottrts In New
York. This gold comes from Australia
on orders from New York bankers and
brokers. This shipment, added to the
amounts already reported will bring
the real reserve up 10 about sl2i.60
900,
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NEW YoRS, Sept. 23.-J. J. Corbett
was arrested today at Asbury PARA
ON n requlsition issued by thB governor
Of New YORK, charged with agreeing
TO engage In pfizB fight. Corbeit
agteed 10 come 10 New York next
Saturday 10 plead 10 the indietme nj
ana was released on 8, 200 bonds.
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rnE cRnrAS SITUATION.

Greece Allowed to Aun'N the island NJ
mn EariS Opportunity.
LONDON, Sept. b. rhe Athens cor.
respondent Of tho Daily Telegraph
reports on follows: A dispatch from
Cameo says that the Turks nave desc
Grated anu pfoiancd tho cunotery ut
Hudn Bay un1er tho eyes OF the oiiicuia
OF the British aud Austrian mun.oi-
war.
am informed that during tho ne.
gotlsti0na for the Cfetnn settlement
Great Britain and kuesla agreed ~
permit Greece 20 annex Crete Mt the
fifat opportunity.
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DEnENrED WOMAN,
sicps la n Haysiack Near the Copper
ftant.

This morning Deputy Sheriff Gibbs
went out to the copper plant TO invssti.
gate n tepor, that au old and denented
woman was found sleeping Ia uay.
stack near the works. This afternoon
he brought In Ann Vaughn, an old
lady whose folks live nj lhe Point OF
the Mountain aud who has been cared
lor by the officers many times before.
rhe old lady IL now being held for sx-
animation aud doubtless her malay
wili be- attended to iu n place set apart
Tor that purpose.
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Heavy Mortality AmauE the Troors
Rnd the Cause Of ~.

LONDON, Sept. :3.-An editorial 10
the Times commenting upon the
heavy percentage OF sickness anu
death IN toe Egyptian ex edition Gays
that u " due ~ toe necessity VI Tgid
economy arising from France refusing
70 sanction tue uec Of tue Egyptian
iunda.
Emo expedition continues the
Times, "ls small hud Ia compelled 20
make forced marches aud 20 10 through
other hArdships IN order 10 mske time.
England cannot afford for the sake OF
economy ~ undo hcf own tucctssful
wofk, and sue muit nufaeli nnd money
10 prosecute the campaign unisr o3n.
dIliuEa cDniittent VIA common hu'
mainly TO tho tfuOps."
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on mcIkInIs,,. Lawn.

CASToS, Ohio, Sept. ga dslega-
ton from WOOD county 10 call on Nc.
kinney reached here this Afternoon.
AZ included the Ladies' Mex inley club
VI Bowling Gfeen snd several cluDs OF
men. There will be two demOnstra.
lions on the Mckinley lawn. another
party coming IRON Munoie, Ind.
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nanI..r. nna Ire. sll,tr.

sT. Louis, Sept. 2s.-At TO.
day'a session Of the American
Bsukors' association convention
the roll OF states wss called
on the condition Of this banking busi.
ness In various localities. Mf. Luiz OF
California after stating tho state glwsyU
oqeintod on a gold baeis explained the
difficulties Of banding there. Most OF
The delegates reporting took n rap nj
free silver.
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rrrnp q. NV Jersey.

PmLADELrnIA, sept. 28.-Bryan
loft the city at o O'Clock on the Belvi'
dcfe divislon Of the Pennsylvania rail-.
road on tour OF northern New Jersey.
He will speak In many towns. Tue
principal rneech OF the day VIII be
made nj Newark. Bryan s accom-.
panipd b. several members OF the
New Jersey Democratic state commit
toe.
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Br,wsr. Held TO the o,asa Jar,

KANSAS CRY, No.. sept. 20. -
Eight Representatives OF local ana
foreign brewers, completing the brew.
ere combine, were To-Day held 10 the
U, 3. grand iury, charged with viola.
lion o. the Interstate commerce. ana
conspiracy laws In fostering q trust.
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EIaer steyenson,s Condillon.

a private Telegram from DR.. q. +.
Wilcox, dated Baker CITY, Oregon,
Sept. ~, says that Elder Edward
stevenson's condition Is iavorable ana
also announces that the doctor would
leave Tor home this wednesday,
noon.
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PITTsnuRd. Pa, Sept. 2S.--Dr. John
q. SsoGvnle, agoI so, u skilled surgeon
and physician, was struck by this Bal
tim q ~ Ohio train at Washington,
Pa, toisy and Instantly killed. Sach.
vile was cousin OF Lord Saekyllle,
tho English ambassador.
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the pr er trlbunals 10 answer iat thoir
conuuui, which has aiftaiy been uni.
veffnlly condt muod by this c,m'
munity.
81 am very respectfully,
LLOYD LowSDRs,
q vefnor Of Maryland"
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Collision ON ,hr o..a, Eastern.

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-In a collision
between AN express and excursion
lfain today at tue Mtrih, Cambridge
shire station, Great EssleTn railroad,
seventeen pstsons were seriously In
lufcd.
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sAs FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.-while
the story Of tho sinking Of tue
German RunbOAt Ills has III.
ready been told, the Dorlc, which
arrived from the Ofient yesterday,
brought additional particulars Ne TO the
deAih OF all but eight OF hor crew.
Alter tho vessel struck on the roei near
the pfom0ntory aud began 10 break up,
II was realized by the officers aud men
that no human efforts could save them.
Tue mOjOflly OF the crew were gath.
cred al0is where Ctmmander Braun
and the oilioara VI tue watch anu
Lieut.. PfAsso were standing kon the
bridge. At the moment OF tnu grayett
unnyor the captain gathered tho
doomed crew about him and called
upon them 10 give three cheers for the
emperor. They were given with viii
anu waving Ihvir hats ut tbs nag thai
illated over them tho brave sailors
snOweu tboir fidelity tn the fatherinnu
and tO0k u farewell OF lie.
While tue cheeTing was going on the
ship broke IN two near the ioremast.
Tue mastH toppled anu fell aud rs they
went down they crashed through the
bridge aud swept several OF tne mpn
Into tbs sea win tho rigging. just ut
big wAvo came CARING toward the
lost vessel Gunner Raehn requested
tho men 10 Join In binglng tho national
hymn. rnoy grasped oacn 0lhera'
hands and win their voices miDgliEg
with tho bowling Ut the storm they
went down to death In this sea.
philadelphia ANA Reading Assets sold
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, sept. 9s.-All
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A Nest OF Nihil.st..

LONDON, Sept. SIT lrRnsplred
today that enough cor1ilo 10 blow up
house was discovered on Monday hid.
den In q hollow pillar ON Stamford
hireet, which IL Inhabited by Russia n
Hebrews tuspec'ed Of nihiiltm. The
police are searching the premises OF
that neighborhood.
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CHICAGO, Sept. Ex-senator Sher.
man ausNseed nOn.parlithn Com
mefolal Mckinley club. DE had Just
returned from Montana and stated
Inst there wac u decided Revision Of
feeling In tho far West against silver.
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caunot Transfer Land To Foreigners.

LONDON, Sept. ga Singapore die.
patch to the Tunes says that the
vicefoy OF Nagking mas Issued pro.
clamntlon inrDidding tho transferring
Of land at Wu'Suug TO fofeignort, be-
cause the imprJving OF the river at
WI Sung will make that port greater
port than Shanghai.
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Pasadena, Cal, Sept. 2s,-Captain
Dean 5mith has discovered two new
comets close together both being about
one degree from the sun.
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Ar nAInoR.I.
rhe Csar Taking % K'st-ConErstuia
tions Go the Qupeu.

BALLAlon, sept. 28.- rho cEir aud
cEannn TO-DAY ere tecupetaIiug from
the exclteunvnt yrstofdsy.
Queen Victoria mas been receiving
AT enormous number VI o1ngratulalory
teiegrams, tnis being thu day that her
reign becomes the longest IN English
history.
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DUBLIN, Sept. 22.-[ Copyrigh
1886, ny the AIS ciated fEoss. Arch.
tlshop Martineili, the newly d ppol ntrd
apostolic delegate TO tho Unitsd States
IL here on his way 10 his nav post VI
uuiy, and to representative OF tho
Associated Press he talked guile
ilankly OF his mission aud something
OF his plans. He taid be would
make Washington his headquarters
while on his mission. Upon briog
eompllmonteJ upon bis excellent com.
mAnd OF English tho archbishop re.
,ponded explaining; hsva had ~.
Teen years experience, while teaching
The Irish Augustinians In Rome, In
u'lng English. but In 1850 was ap.
lolnted priorgenefsl OF the order and
up.D
lie added, In reply to query; az
10 not bring any Instructions from tbs
pope on tue labor question. The world
hIeady knows the popes views ON the
Upon tho Associated Press represeb-
nllye mentioning the bending Pres,.
uehilal election IN the Uniteu States o
'lhlle ttOle over the features OF the
eesN ohu Nv ttpliuHs ~ Nm hWuAt
Vie deep interest IA that sui iect.
hut delegate has only to do with &C.
Vi'tiaslical III airs. Ine holy rec cln-
not Interfere IN that.
Il was In tue United States for sons
.nItu months In 1853, visiting tins
american provinces OF our order. 1
MHH very much pleased when tusro at
he Ilbetty ana good Will Of tho people.
l enjoyed every horse car and train
hnu Iuollo plscs l was 10, aud from
eVetybody got tho greatest signs and
I'oolA OF csteem-mOre than Ia CathG-
lie countries.
cardinal satolli viii probably leave
~ Rome week or no after my az.
nvai anu he will there receive tho car.
u'oAps hat at the conslstory to 10 held
'u november or December"
"""nd"d 10 Death by Newspapers.
:, SAN FRAsolsco, Sept. 22.-Rov. M.
ColouIn, pastoT OF Grace Methodist
Episcopal church, diod today OF soften.
luN VI The brain Ha % M "A ,.liv.. aud
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SOLDIERS ON GUARD
p,,y.pl Tho Destruction Of Ihe Lead.
VILE Wafer Works.
SEVERAL SHOTS EXCHANGED.
warrants Issu'd FER the Arrest oil
fw,niy.ilve Atmb'rs Of lhi
Miners Union.

LE1DviLLE, Col, Sept. 2s.-An at.
,,mpt was made, presumably by sirlk.
ara or sympathizefs, just before day.
nsbt, to destroy the LSadvillo water
vsts,. situated at the Califoruis gulch,
~, milss from town. A guard Of
thity soldiers had been stationed ut
The works. About o u.m. pickets saw
sa,sh on a distant hill, supposed to
have been n signal. A little later the
,sp,ry dI.osrnod forms crawling up
the hill. Ho halted them and was
sp,wsrsd by n shot. Several scattering
shots were fred, but tho attacking
PARTY, finding tho guard Wide awake,
irow Oh without IN Injury being done
Oh either side, as far ~ known.
Warrants have been issued for
twenty-five members 81 the Minen'
Unlon, including all Ulcers and the
executive committee. Three men
have been landed In laiI. They ere
+, ]. Dswar, secretary OF the Minefs'
Uaion; Eugene Cannon, member Of
me executive committee; Conner
richards, n member NJ the union who
Toes not hold any III cihl position.
rue authorities ftfuse 10 gay lust on
EiAt gfounus the warrants arc eworo
9ai, but my the action In tpken partly
u incarnation and partly on tu.picioD.
zoo pfiioners arc kept oloaely unUer
guard. TIE sheriff will not ALLOW
hem to be interviewed.
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED.
This town was DECLARED u1der mar.
'lal law ut 3 o'clock this altefnooa IVY
General BToots, under authority
vested In him by the governor oi
Colorado.
General Brooke also ordered the
military court 10 meet tomorrow morn
Inc N investigate the fight u. tue Core
nado nine. Dsiotn tnis court pIoba.
by the preliminary examination OF
lhu Touoni arfsstsd teuay will ,nSo
placo.
THE oovEnSon's INSTRUCTIONS.
DEsvKR, sept. 23.-At 7 o'clock
N q motning Governor McIntitu sent
n leingiam of instructions 10 General
Brooks NJ Leadvillr, giving him full
power 10 act as bis Ieprese NATIVE In
tuppreseing tho riot Of that city anu
District. GENERAL Brooks lie specin.
sally Instructed 10 permit no inter
ference from any source whatever,
and act with or without tue ro.opora.
tion Of the focal authorities. Lirnten-
ant Byram,n United Sistcs tfiicrr
aufcn-u 10 the govofnof'e stan, on
being neked u the order gave General
Brooks military power sufficient 10
iofce martial law replied II I'D practi.
oally nmcun' 10 mnitial law nj.
though u wac not exactly that. To
give General Brooks iuti support Of the
entire state military force governor
McIniiro sent orders TO tue two second
regiment COMPANIES held 10 reserve,
one nj Lake Ciiy hud the other nj
MOntovlata, 10 proceed at opco 10
Lsbdville. Tnis will place At the
generals immtuiatr dltnoaal $40 sol.
dieff. includiug the Chhfies light M.
tillefy with Calling guns aud the
Denver city troop cavalry.
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on Monday. Sept. IS, the result OF lie
acti1p.O
Cnauman Dinforth said II was not
true, rs stated by looal papers, hh,
Hill hai said hu wculi rather see .ne
Democratic patty In h. than on W.
Chica platform. Hill corrouora'eu
Dnnforth.
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"oundod 10 Death by Newspapers.
!, SAN FRAEoIsco, Sept. 22.-Rov. M.
=, ColouIn, pastoT OF Grace Methodist
Episcopal church, diod today OF soften.
'ns u ihs brain. He was a native aud
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-17
a PORTUGUESE HERO.
ii's SiSry Striking nln=tratsas. es ~
uonsi fnzrNtitudc.

iiss BioFy Striking silu=tr-s tlo,. ee rs
nonsi rnzrtiitudc.
Aa act ~ historical justice hos Just
been done by Portugal TO the grcatcst
or It's Indian viccroys and soldiers. Af.
fonso d'AlbuQnerque. who died the vie
tnn Of his soyerc!Pn's ingratitude
In thr ruins OF the church al Goa. lu
which nc was flrrt of all buried. there
Wns found ;hc other cnY the slab. with
its inscription, which hnd covered his
remains, until in isGA his son moved
them 10 Lisbon. The encouragement
of Con, which Albuquerque first cap.
turcd in 1910 md made the capital fot
time OF an eastern empire said &c
cover 1000 lengucs, has formally made
over tho precious slab 10 the president
Of the geographical society Of Lisbon.
who is 60 be ongrntulatcd en- the az.
QUESTION. The commnndaut Of thc Nan
80 ia Oana man-of-gvar. on its way
home after rho suppression OF foolish
rebellion. was directed 10 receive the
stone under n salute from every salutine
Enttery IN Goa and 70 convey 10 with ah
honor 20 the society.
Albuquerque was tho most dreaded
'LttLh OF the BF'fl9h o. wei 0s the
Dutch before wr were able 10 sunplsni
I'll" Portuguese power of the csst, and
thc Royol Geographical societies ol
London and Scoi land may we'll conrra4,
uiafe that Of Lisbon. The date of chs
Portuguese hcro's death is December, 1,
on the slab, AMI ret December r.. ag
hitherto recorded in history. Ths
Portuguese end the French have aiwavs
failed az colonizlng powers because OF
their distr,ISf Of aud ingratitude "a
some OF the greatest sons in the east
Even Cornocns was y victim.
Against such cases, and these OF Du.
p!eix md iclly ia French India. wa
have. however to set thc treatment OF
Clivc with bis sad end. and the irnpeuch.
ment of Warren Hastings. for both 81
which history has since utoned. IN one
respect Albuquerque was greater thar
any of thesc-from Goa he captured the
trHde Of Asia for the sea ponvcrs, beat.
ing back both Sclim1n the Magnificent
or Constantinople. and the sultan 81
Egypt Mt Alexandria. who. with Venice
and Gepon. had monopoiized it ail.--
Edinburgh Scotsman.
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Good sir, pass in where the angels sing
Gabriel. give him seat alone
One with a cushion up near the throne.
Call up some angels to play their best,
Let him enjoy the music and rest!
Sec shat on finest embrosia he feeds.
he had about all the hell he needs;
1t isn't just hardly the thing TO do,
To roast him on earth aud the future.
too.
They gave him a harp with golden
strings,
A glittering robe and pair of wings,
And he said, as he entered the Realm Of
Day,
well, THE beats cucumbers. any wayl''
And, SO the Scripture had come to pass.
That "the last shall be first, and the
hrst shall be last
Joseph Bert Smiley.
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THe LATEST WAISTS.
aair n DoNen c-Iasy Oonseetlcns In rsns
Eadlrrs.


anir n Dozen cetaty ConfcctAcrs In ran-f
Eodlcss.
The first in BE line of bodices illuss
t'Rted iS made OF " white chilSn. anA tho
zouase effect and 'Npe epaU,ct4, ere coin.
posed OF white satin, with vine oe
embroidery. in old-t,ue coicrs on thc
edges pearl and steel trimming may DO
substituted for this, sud with blacn
dotted bows The effect Ia charming.
Black il,Se dotted eli over with sequins
makes a pretty evening waist, over oos-
orcd or blucA satin. os YOU like. with
Transparent yoke and u band trim.
ming OF lett"d velvet. which forms TIC
girdie belt in front. tied with black satin
ribbon. The basque friii is OF the net,
doubled aud gathered. A coat bodice
Ot printed velvet shows drapcd rcvera
OF white satin, edged with Erugcs lace,
and a naGrow vC~, 90 purplich red vel
vet, covered with handsome passemen
s"rie. Something more elaborate ia
mGdc OF pale blue cr'pe dc chtac, ,frnped
10 form. = aehu. with ccgu lace aud
trimmed with narrow bands cf sable.
\ novelty in sleeves H. shown I'm tas
GeNt chiffon Weiss with lohu draperv,
and these are Nrnk.ed from the she nl-
ders to the waist I'm fitted lining 80
satin, aud shhvod ruchcs ST caide,.
stand uGt fsoia tStsrm The new sleeve
may seem simpler t4,la the old bccNuso
IL is sHaiieg. bui 10 is ~ intricate IN
design, With iiS lnNetpricus little pufTs
and riils. that any ottempt at descrip-
tion - sure 10 be frilulc. SONS
sleeves putt slightly nt the top nnd
again az the cinows Others acc plain "a
che Sh Nuldcrs ma flarc out ia wide
frills a. the elbows.
Among the pretty evening wnieta is
one ~ Nils.grccn satin. drapsd with
Ncchlin net and worn with skirt az
the snIue materials. The bt~icilcs aRl
vidc belt ere ~ plain satIH. a,sa
hrnccs ~ roses over "a" shoulders hold
the bodice iA plnce. White chiffon. Gov
erred with black invc silver spaugied.
makes pretty bodice add yellow chiG-
fon nndcr cream lave Geurcd net.
made Ovcr n yellow satin lining ans
trimmed with cimiuo, IA chatmiug
combination. while colorrl chiffon
striped with velvet cmnruiderr la es,.
other novelty ror waists. Ilain While
Ioousseime &c sole collars. with ca nar-
row border of black silk muslin hen,.
Stisrhrd on, are extremely novel. apG
t'asS'c -He usually decorated with crcnin
applique lace Ggur,s act II intervals
not yery ci"se togrshor.
Low-neckcd evening Waists AZ spap-
glod tuGe are mndc mp in colors t~
match the skirt with which they ara
worn. and black llrussocis net ls IN great
tuyor for wn'nts Of black evening"
gowns. Tiny ore cit rsund and low iu
the meek, wta cd from the shoulder
and pointed slightly az the WHIST linc.
where they are srmo. imcti nulsh,d vith
soft basque fi'll cf net
a dinner dress ~ white sntin iliir-
trater nuothcr new mode IN sleeves,
mad" plain and quit. close down &c
the clbcV yghc'" it ends in = deep crii'
OF lace.--N. y. W orld
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-17

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