Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893, September 22, 1888, Image 5
rw T" Y",WV9 'pxr ! p"pJ'fj "- W Wr- ' " J" V ; l -V r. WHAT SHALL WE WEAR? NEW YORK AND PARIS THAT FIND GENERAL FASHION3 FAVOR. Novel Designs In rrenrli Lingerie, Which Is Much Worn liy Atiirrtrnti Women. Now Hljlrn In Nightgowns anil Otlipr Dnluty Clnrint'tit. Llngcrlo nowndays seomi to hnvo almost reached jwrfcctlon, nnd represents i no small ltom In tliocost Of a trouisoau. Ono of tho mot charming points about nil tlio underwear is tho exquisite workmanship coupled with simplicity of design. Bomo of Hio nightgowns nro inmlo bnck niul front with u yoko of flno Swiss embroidery, frill of Vnlonclcnne-i lnco full down tho front, niul edgo deep cull of tho embroidery; othcri havo n full vest of exceedingly liar- T FIO. 1 THE riABTIlOX XtOUT OOWrT. row embroidery niul lino Torchon Insertion sown together; cream ribbons draw tho frill ing together, which has tho great ndvnntngo of pulling out qulto flatly when washed; tho collar has fnlryllko tucks, niul U edged with laco. Ono nightgown with n pointed vest of insertion alternating with a tuck of tho samo width, fastens on ono sldo with milieu of Valenciennes, tho snmolaco being exquisitely arranged nt tho wrist, mid tied with different colored ribbons, which nro run through tho laco. A yoko mado of small box pleated tucks flowing out fully below tho edgo, brought In ngnln with lino gatherings at tho wnlst, nnd finished off by Iwws of ribbon, had n very good effect. Tho night gown illustrated In tho cut may bo mado of lawn, cambric or French percnlo. It is trimmed In front with n graceful jabot of laco nnd tho plastron is framed with In Bortlon. Chemises nro mado for tho most part simply gathered round tho shoulders, with lino torchon or Valenciennes laco frilU, nnd in nil instances narrow pink, bluo or cream ribbons nro run in and tied low In front. Somo nro mado in an exceedingly good de sign for tho ovonlntr bodico so much in fashion now; n buttonhole Is worked in front n Httlo way fiom tho top, which Is tied down to it by a bow of ribbon, thus forming ox nctly tho rcqulrod shno. Others nro mado for ball gowns qulto straight round, with no sleovo or shoulder strap. no. 2 LOW KECKED CORSET COVTJIV Tho low ucckod corset cover, or petticoat bodico as tho French women term It, hero illustrated, will bo found especially becoming to slender figures. It is mado of cambrlo nnd trimmed with vnlonclcmics laco and in sertion. Tho fullness Is gathored in nt tho wnlst nnd tho laco is drawn in with ribbons. Mlnlnturo Cisrs and I.ocliot.s. Solid silver framps for cnblnot photographs liavo not yet ceased to charm by their nov elty, nnd now como sterling silver mlnlnturo cases nnd loekots In unlquo designs. Tho mlnlnturo cases havo open fncos nnd aro for tho most part oval in form, though thoro nro somo squaro ones that simulate regular pict ure frames. Thoso cases nro qulto hrgo In size, although designed to ba worn on a chatolaino, whero nro collected verltablo curiosities nowadays. Tho backs of tho cases nro, ns n rule, slightly rounding nnd elabor ately wrought in ropousso work. Somo of theso copy tho designs on old tlmo affairs while others nro modern In pattern. Ono a?ei was in arabosquo pattern in varl-colored enamel. Ijockots, which havo for a long tlmo beon struggling to gain publlu recognition onco moro, nro now to tho front nnd nro worn by both sexes, ladles finding n placo for them sometimes ns a charm on tho queen chain, nnd sDinotlmos o:i tho chatelaine. Thero is an luflntto vnrioty of pattorni shown In lockets. Thero nro all gold ones, all silver onoi, enameled ones nnd gom set onesu No special form Is recognized ns tho only truo ono for tho lockot, though oblong nnd round shapos provnll. Thero nro qulto protty Httlo nlTalrs bhapsd Hl;o n sholl, an almond nnd a book. A Pretty Fashion for Weddings. A pretty fashion ha3 lately found its way into bridal ontortalumcnts, nnd that is tho sprinkling of brJdo and bridegroom with roso petals instead of rico, which Is not ft pleasant process for thoso so honored, or n safe ono somotimes, whero horses nro con cerned. Tho petals may bo of nil colors Hut whlto for proferonoo and thoy nro gath ered Into little baskets or whlto satin bags, distributed nt tho last momont. Tho fashion of tracing designs on dinner tabled, iu and out of dishes, flower receptacles, etc., with flower petals is also carried to a most arttstlo holght nt present. Tho petals should corro spond with tho flowers in these rocoptacles. Field popples and green barloy Is ono of tho fashionable floral combinations of tho day. Fcathory shrub splnoa is beautiful whon put into tall glasso lightly, but in tolerably big sprays, with tho addition of tholarglo purplo clematis. Tea roses and clematis aro also put togother on dinner tables. Returns for 18S3 show that British 11 vo (took has decreased 4.8 per cent, compared to 1687 and Tjaourodwlth 1880, wm ffi ill aKUSSKk Ysun,'i W ALL AROUND THE HOUSE. Urisht, Tiutrful ruruUtilnzs nnd Curtr.lns fur n Hpnro ltixmi. A very effect tvo pillow ensa can lw mado with strips of lino linen Joined with em broidery Insertion nn inch to nn Inch nnd a linlf wide, tho hrondth of Uio linen strip) to vary according to tnsto. This can bo trimmed cither with a frill of llnoi or lace. Tho pillow Itself should lo curered with plain coloral sateen, to show through tho Insertion. A spnro bod Is UMtMly stripped when not in use, tho sheets being nlrcd nnd put onns tho lod Is required, tho blankets neatly folded and laid on tho mattress, but a colored chintz counterpane, with a frill of Its own or coarse Torchon laco trimming, has a very good elToct and makes u room look cheerful. l'orhnlf window curtains (hero la nothing more attractive thnu a soft inusllnwlth a frill of tho Mime passed on tho rod, inndo rather full nnd nllouod to hang straight down, pushing them back or drawing them togothcr, ns desired. Two pretty wnys of arranging short mus lin curtains nro ns follows; Dlvlilo tho nuts lilt (plain or llgurcd) Into threo pieces, nnd edge tho center one with n small frill down each side, tho others with n frill only on tho Inside, Hem them at tho top, and patu tho brat or ribbon band through thorn; tio tho center pieces together In tho middle with ribbon and bow; loop bnck tho sides nlso with ribbons mid bows. The liottom of the bllndfl may bo either left looso (hemmed and frilled) or passed through another brass or ribbon band; or, hem tho muslin at tho top and frill It each sldo ; run the rod or bnnd through tho hem. Then gather tho bottom Into a band of tho muslin nbout ono Inch deep and six long, and fasten (fan shape) with tiny tacks or drawing plus on to tho center of tho window framo. llctnovltig Stnlns of Various Kinds. Tp removo fresh fruit stains from tnbto linen, cover quickly with powdored starch, or pour boiling wnter from tho ten kettle upon them. Finely sifted wood ashes will removo mod iclno stains from stiver spoons. Egg stains on silver can bo taken on" with line salt and damp cloth. On fabrics that will not bo Injured by It soft soap will tako out paint stains much better than benzine, chloroform nnd similar cleaners. A weak solution of oxnllo ncld will removo bad mildow stnlus nnd iron rust from whlto goods; ordinarily, mtldow will como out if wot with sour milk nnd laid In tho sun. Uso oxnllo ncld with care, as It is poisonous. Di luted hartshorn takes mildow from woolen goods. Grass stains nro obstinate, but soft soap nnd baking soda will generally ovcrcomo them. Wet tho statu, rub it freely with tho soap nnd soda and let lie a short tlmo before washing. Wheel grenso on wash dresses can bo re moved with soft soap nnd water. If tho spot is protty old, wot it first with kcroseno olL lMcklrs. A lump of nlum nddod to tho vinegar in which pickles nro scalded rondors them crisp nnd tender, nnd if covered with cnbbago or grnpo leaves, a fresh, green color will bo im parted. I'icklos will keep best by being bot tled, sealod whllo hot, nnd bet In a cool place, lilts of horseradish und a few cloves, with n handful of sugar to each gallon of vinegar, assist in preserving Its strength. Ginger is a wholesomo splco for pickles; cloves nro tho strongest, then nllsplco, cinnamon and maco. Mustard seed is considered by tunny cooks an improvement. IlaUoiI Pent-. Ilnrd or inferior pears can often bo mado very acceptablo by baking thorn. Wash tho pears, removing tho blosssom; till a shallow earthen pudding dish, pouring over them n Httlo cold water half a toacupfulof water to a quart dish. Put In n moderate oven, and when thoy havo baked about halt an hour sprlnklo a Httlo sugar over tho top. An hour is generally long enough to cook them. Thoso nro improved by having sweet croam pourod over them when servedl They may bo oaten warm or cold. Clnrct Cup. Cathcrino Owen's reclpo for 'clarot cup is as follows: Claret cup with soda water is ex cellent mudo from California wino. Pour a bottlo of claret Into a pitcher, add a sliced orango, leaving out the first nnd last slice, nnd a strip of cucumber jiecl as long as your finger; sweeten with syrup; add, if liked, a wino glass of Santa Cruz rum; set this In crushed lee, nnd Just boforo drinking strain nnd add tho contents of a siphon of soda water, stir and servo at onco. Hllvcr unit Gold Cal;es. For sliver cako uso one-halt cup of butter, ono cup of sugar, twocujxs of flour, or-3-n.ilf cup cf mill: nnd tho whites of threo eggs; flavor with ulmoud. Ilopcat this for gold cake, using tho yelks of tho eggs and flavor with vanilla. Siovablo Clutlr Cushions. On very many styles of furniture, c3po dally reed, rattan nnd polished wood, inov nblo cushions nro used, und theso nro nlso In favor for nn easy chair of nlmost any kind. An nttractivo form of movable cushion is tho ono represented lit tho cut. CUSHION FOR TUB BACK OV A CtlAIIt. Tho band iu tho center is terra cotta satin, embroidered with olivo, term cotta nnd bronzo colored split filoselle, and joined to tho two capi of term cotta plush, tho tenuis bo int: covered with rep ribbon of thosnmo color. A similar ribbon is used for tho haudlo nnd tho bows. This cushion is simple nnd easily mado, but handsome Useful SuBgeitlons. Skim milk used in placo of wnter to clean oilcloth gives it brightness und luster. Cherry wood cnu bodywl to lmltato old mahogany by dipping it in n coloring fluid mado by soaking logwood chips iu vinegar for twenty-four hours or longer. It is said that a small bag of sulphur kept in n drawer or closet that is infested with rd ants will quickly dlsporso them. This is cosily tested. A email, soft brush should bo used for cleaning celery aud potatoes. It U no troublt to keep ono especially for this purpose, and it will savo hands and time. Do not placo raw meat dlroctly on Ice, for tho Juices are apt to bo withdrawn; nor should it lo left In tho wrapping paper, but put on on uncovered earthen dish or platter, and then set ou tax ON LIFE'S THRESHOLD. A letter Nrnntnr nnrt TUcclvrd from Ills OmiiitdiiiiKhti'r. Chauncey Depow sayst "Kvarts onco sent n donkey up to his Windsor farm In Ver mont. A week at lerwanls ho received tho following letter from his Httlo grandchild! "'Dkau OnANDi'A Tho Httlo donkey is very gentle, but ho mnkes n big nolo nights. Ha Is very lonesome. I gueis lie misses you. I hopoyou will come tip soon; then how out bona lonesome. MinnIK."' I'll Perkins Let ter. An ArcammoilntliiK Clurst. Their Httlo minds (the children', homo from vacation) nro full with tho story of their summer pastime, and they nro eager to rcelto their experiences, sometimes with n Httlo too much nttentlon to detail. This latter iolnt was Illustrated tho other day by ono loquacious llttb fellow, In conversation with nnolher nbout his own nge, who had evidently been n fellow passenger on tho train to Boston. "Funny folks Is lan'lords," said tho too communicative child; "tho ono wo boarded wif borrowed jiu's gold watch w'en wo was goln' tinny, nn'ho won't get It fcr n week." Hostou HiiilgeU Tolit of a Young 1-onlrlnn. Front tho mouth of our young hopeful of flvo summers, who was with tri In Kan Fran cisco a short time since, nnd was out in Mnr kct street when tho governor's funeral was passing! Ho wns very much nfTcctcd by tho sad music, nnd looking around to me, ho said: "Mother, there nro two things that will mnko anybody cry." "Whnt nro thoyf" I sild. "Oh, onions nnd solemn tunes," ho wild. Boston Globe. Deserved It. "My dear boy," said a mother to her son, ns ho handed round his pinto for moro tur koy, "this Is tho fourth tlmo you havo lieott holnod." "I know, mother," replied tho Iwy, "but that tur koy pecked mo once, nnd 1 want to get squnro with him." Ho gothls turkey. Snn Francisco Wasp. Little Molly's Hitrcnsm. Deah Fatjieii Wo nronll well and happy. Tho baby has grown over so much, and has a front deal moro sense than ho used to havo. loping tho Mimo of you, I remain your daughter, Molly. From tho German. Tnugltt liy ICxierlriieo. Minister You say n great mnny things, Hobby, don't you f Hobby Not as many ns I used to. Minister Why not? Hobby Slippers. Now York Sun. bright A Iloston Child. Our Httlo boy, 0 years old, wns sent to school last week for tho first time, nnd on his return homo nsked his papa: "Who taught tho first man his letters?" Boston Globe. An Imposition. Dobby (at tho circus, nuxlous to seo tho clnnt, but sees a dwnrf Instead) Why, pa, that's tho smallest giant I over heard of I Texas Sittings. A Contly Kxperlmont. A man living inthoBhadoof tho Catsklll mountains heard that well water could bo purified by Hmo, nnd hn emptied n bushel and n half into his well. On nccount of tho dryness of tho season thero proved to bo only threo feet of water fit tho well, and over slnco tho experiment ho has been selling a good nrtlcloof whitewash to his neighbors at t! cents a bucket nud wnlked a mllo nnd n half to a creek for drinking wnter for his family. Hotel Mail. Ho AVus AUsguldcd ICnough to Try. "You must think wo nro very lucredulous peoplo here," anidayoung lady to Gus do Jay at n Httlo sociable gathering. "Not nt nil, weally. What mado you think so P "Oh, merely tho fact that you spent ns many as flvo minutes nt tho piano repeating 'I cannot sing tho old songs.' "Merchant Traveler. Ills Object. "Aro you goh'B to Europoou business, Mr. BlghoadP "Not exactly, sir." "On pleasure then, of coursoP "Hardly that, cither." "For what purpose then, may I riskP "Why, to get n reception on my return, of course." Yonkers Oazctte. A Serious Drawback. Now Yorker (who has obtained n placo for his Loy In Philadelphia) Well, Mr. Johnny maker, how nro "n pleased with tho boy so far! Mr. .Tohtmymnkcr Ho scorns a very likely lad; tho only fault I havo to And with him is ho i3 nlwnys iu bucIi n hurry. Tho Cjioch. Tlio Ilcgtilnr Course. Visitor with manuscript (engagingly) I havo brought a few verses, sir, for your in spection. If you will kindly Literary ICdltcr (taking manuscript me chanically und laying It on n pile of other poems) All right. You can call and get it to-morrow. Chicago Tribuuo. A Huro Cure. Citizen What nro you doing with that innn? Pollcoman I'vo just nrrestod him. Citizen Hut ho'a ns deaf ns n post. Policeman Ho'll get his' hearing before tho mnglstrntc. llarx)r's Uazar. Shabby Treatment. Railroad Omdal I am exceedingly sorry, but I cannot renew your pass. Citizen (Indignantly) Wh-utl And I'vo had n pass on your road for fifteen years! Is that tho way you treat old customers Har per's Hnznr. Tcrrlblo Result of Hnseball. Wife John, 1 dou't keo why tho authorities permitpeoplu to play that horrid game, base- 'Whyr 'Why Hecattso it causes so much violence and death. In this nowspnper account of n slnglo gnuio 1 1 e that ono man was knocked out of tho box and threo other unfortunate fellows died at first Use, It' really shock ing." Lincoln Journal. Lyji lair j UNION PAClFIQ RAILWAY. New Time Tables In KITeet He't. Unit. Traill No. 1, tho Pnelllo Kxprew, leaves Council Muffs 7s!tt p. in,, dully, nrrlvlng Denver Mvoud day (l;15 p, ni.,t)gdeu third tiny n:l5 p. in., nnd Han Francisco rourth tiny nt 10:15 n. in. Tin In No, 1101, leaving ICiuihjis City the wiino nminlmc, nt or nbout 10 n. nt,, nrrlvosntllenvernt'ilOn. in., nnd connect with train No. I nt t'hevenne. Trnl I No. SI, " The Ovcrlnttd Flyi'r," leaves Council Muff Sunday :!!() it. in., dully, ar riving Denver second day Ih.'iO n. in., Ogden second tiny t) p, in , Han Francisco third day 10:1ft n. in., mid Poi timid foulih ditynt. 8n. in. Train No. "0:1, leaving Khiissh City tho piti"lous evening, nt or about II; 10 p, m., ar rive nt Denver nt H p, in, mid connect wlih train No. Slnt Clicyiiine. Train No. i, the Atlantic ltxpivs, the op posite of Train No. l,nirlves Council Hhiir nt Hilft n, til, Connection Is iiiade nt Chey enne for Kitiisas City, niih lug ICitnsns City drain No. UTti) nt or about Ti p. in., of the same day tltitt train No. 'J nrrlves Council llluirH. Train No. , "The Oveilnnd Flyer," tho opposite of train No. SI, nrrlves Council HIuirHntoilO pui. Connection Is ninihi fit Cheyenne for Kiuisn City, aiiivlng Kiiiisiim City lltiiln No. !0) at or about il;2in. in. or the dny following the itrrlvitt of No. I at Council Mull's Kxcvptton Tliere Is no connection with train from Cnllfornln nud Nevndn, east bouuil, on train No. I, Sli'Kn iif Selnisloiol, The Union Pnelllc, "The Overland llouto" w 111 sell excursion tickets nt reduced nttcx. to ien.ons desirous of ntteudlng the Hikiikok Hkiiahtoi-ol, to Imi products! lit Omitlin, August SlOth, Sept. 1st, Mill, Itli, Mh, Dth, 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th, mil, Hlth, llth, 15th, 18th, SOth, '-1, iMIi, nud VTtli. Tlckebi will be good, going ilate of sale nud returning the following tiny. This will lo one of the grent est attractions ever ottered to tlin pulillo and should lie taken ndvnntngo of by nil. For rnto etc., call on your nearest ticket agent. T. L. KiMiui.i., J. H. Tkiiiikth, Atfg (len'l Mini. 0. 1'. & T. Ag't. K. L. Imiax, A. (1. P. i(z T. A. first Harvest Kxeiirsloii Via Missouri Pncllln railway to )K)liitn In Texnsnud Arkniisns, AugiiNtLMst, 18SS; others to follow Septemlier llth and 'J.Mli nud Octo ber Uth nud I!: H nt one faro for the round trip. Tickets me first class, limited to thlity days, nnd stop ovum for tho Insptrtlon of hud allowed within tho limit. Choice lands nt from tl.'Si to f."i per acre. Further lufor inatloi., maps, deHerlptlvu land matter, etv., may lm had by calling on or writing II. O. IlASNA, 11. P. It. MlLLKIt, City Ticket Agent, Gen. Agent. Cor. () nud I'.'tli streets, Lincoln, Neb. or Imrresl to All. Tho Union Pnelllo ttnllwny. "The Over laud llouto" Have just issued very complete nnd comprehensive pniiqihleU on Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Oiegon, nud Washington Terri tory, descriptive of the agricultural, stock raising niul mineral resources, tho cllmiito nud health rcoi tsof thcMiHtntesnud territories complleil fjom the latest reports of 1887. Send to J. H. Tebbetts (1. P. & T. A., Oinahit, Neb. for one. I 'or Kent. Flno suites of rooms In the AVebster block, furnished und uuiurnlshed. Knqulro nt room 1. Lincoln Hark mid IIiikriiko I.lne. Telephone N". 201. meat market. IK57 O street, or No. S501 llverv barn. Order slates nt same places and U. I, ticket olllco, corner Eleventh nud O strocbt. Hack stands, Capi tal iioici nun meat marKct. IlOIIA.NO.V IlltOH. St mlt-itt AcroiiiiiiiMlutlniiM, All Uiono who cnu furnish hoard and lodg lug or employment for tho students of thu university will plcn&o nddrrwi full particulars tu thu steward. Hoom number 1, main build lug. :m-h Miss Anna W. Hawkins, whoso success ns teacher of dancing wns plainly seen In her elegant "Oernian nnd Reception" of Juno last, will ojien her school for children on Bat urdny, September tho M, In Masonlu Tern pie. Mls.1 llnwkins would lie pleased to re celve names of those who wish to take, at tiny time. AddresK room ill, ltlchnriU block, Lincoln, Neb. Private lessons forndults will n!o lie given to thoso Mho desire to tak' :if) td To Our l.HMjrr I'rlrnil", During tho pnst uvekTiiK Couiiikii olllco bus turnttl out mnni elegant s)K'clmciis In law liricfs, one immberiiig tieurly n IiiiikIiinI pages. A'e would like our frleniN of the legal fraternity toreinenilier that IiithUclast of woik wo excell all othcmnnil that our prices nro iih low ns t ho low est. Calls by tele phone, No. 'Stt, promptly nnsucrcd nud nil work Iff t nt our olllco iu Uurr block done unit, ipilek nud cheap. ClilllllL' CllllU. Tho (loimiKll ban ju-t received it largo In voice of calling cards In the latest shax's and sli. Our lady friends csjieclally nro Invit ed to call nnd examine. Wo f mulsh them either pi lntt.il or engraved iu tiny stylo of the nrt. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholorn and Dlarrho'n Remedy Is tho most ieifect ptcparntlon in use for bowel complaint. 11 nets ipilek, can ninny be depended tion nud is pleasant to take. Sold by W. J. Turner. No one enn ulford to neglect n cold ; cntarrh, chronic bronchitis und consumption are caus ed by neglecting common colds. Tuko Cham berlain's Cough Reined v and cure it while you cun. Bold by W.J. Tinner. Prof. V. M. Uibcniilt has removed his musi cal studio from tho Ledwith block to the Lin dell hotel. Pupils intending to take lemons in music, hnrmony or composition will please call. & Mosher's, Musonlo Temple. Tclephotio 101. Illmiolutloii Of rirtin'lltl. Notice Is hereby given thnt the tmrtneriihlp i heretofore cxIMtfug lietwinm I.. Wessel, Jr., nnd II. T. Dobbins, under thollrni name of Wessel Hi Dobbins, Iu tho printing, publish ing and stationery business, is this day tils solved by mutual consent, II. T. Dobbins re i tlrltu' All accounts duo thu linn will Ikj col- lecttNl and nil bills ngulnst the firm will lo imlil by . Wwse), Jr. 1 U Wkwski., Jn. II. T. DOllllt.NH. Beptembcr 13, 1HS8. Intro KIralfy's production of tho famous Havel pnntomlno, "Mimilni, tho Night Owl," Itegttti IU season last Baittrday night at McVIck r's theatre iu Chlenge, whero tho pleco was given with all thu original and elalwrato scenery, magical tricks und trnufor- ntntioiu nnd grand ballet. Two liuiitirvtl Ieo plo nro employed In tho representation, and a numlier of now and striking features havo been added to tho performance, SPRING SEASON 1888, TEH' Globe One-Price Is now showing New Spring Styles IN- Mens, Youths, Boys and All the Latest Novelties in our ompieie Assortment, spection. TI-IB GLOBE One-Price Clothing House. E. M. EISFELD & CO., Proprs. COR. O AND TENTH STS. GREAT REMOVAL SALE! $25,000 -OI FURNITURE ! To be sold in next two months at Hardy & Pitchers A Complete Line of Folding Beds now in DRY GOODS lew Ml Stock Complete. Ashby & Millspaugh. Double Store under Opera House. Where all kinds of Buggies, Carriages or Saddle Horses, Can bo had nt any time, Day or Night, on short notice. Horses Boarded and well taken care of at Reasonable Rates. Call and see us, 1027 Q street, or give all orders by Telephone 147. Most Popular Resort in the City. ODELL'S DINING HALL, MONTGOMERY 11LOCK, 1119, 1 121 and Meals 2s. cts. Clothing House. an clognnt line of Children's Fine Suits. and Nobby Designs are included to which we invite an early in- WORTH Stock. AND CLOAKS FINEST LIVERY RIGS In the City all come from the Graham Brick Stables 1027 Q STREET, 1123 N Street. $..50 per week. h ..II 1 i 1- i J t, .irri imniififilfliiiiiiffliiir U li titaAyAif',M,iiifl, " itffiJrilhttf