The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-10
MAY THOTGHTS.

1aman has short neck he ought to wear a stand.
ins collar
The city parks never erecncr in May than now.
and the season i unusually advanced.
Trousers this spring are worn rather loose and ca.s.
mere checks seem to be the correct thing.
Women showing good sense in wearing dresscs In
the street which 10 not require to be held up.
Muttonchop wh.kcrs are going out Of fashion Either
shave entirely or let your whole beard grow.
May not the beautifully appointed Down Town Club
oner too many attractions 10 our business ineni
There never was hand .omer and n,ecr lot Of babies
than may now be seen IN our outrageous parks.
Colorcd haudkcrshcfs have gone out " vogue. hut
many orcncr, su cing to thc ser,ic, ahlc uHnlanua
It seem. be- inevitable that both Union squar, and
Madison square Will long remain active centres OF trade
The fashionable walking coat this spring a GETAWAY,
buton,d the breast The correct thing to have
three buttons
Never have vour shirts made open AZ tho back The
fraud l. soon discovered and they do not set 50 well as
the oldiashioucd ones
SILK umbrellas can now he BOUGHT for e. 80. though
these cheap hut useful articles have not the paragon
frame whatever that's
Its wise IL your head is 50 shaped that it Will bear the
revelation. to have hair nled summer and every
morning plunge 1t In water
Ahillycock hat has It's merits. but II you wish To- he
dressed m the hest style for walking. buy stove PIPE II
You can afford the expense.
What called in the shops unaunirei shirts, are
now sold at dollar apiece Inis tells "a story OF low
WAKES AMI sun. lln- suui, where.
Tie enormous increase the consumption OF cigarette.
OF late and the decline IN the sale Havana cigars are
indications that the time, are hard.
II wish TO keep up TO the fashion IN the way OF
boots buy those which enable You walk without hurt
ins your corns. even II they are large.
Coiored shirts will be- worn this summer. II YOU can
afford H. have them made OF linen, and not mus.u iOr
muslin yields too readily to perspirau,n.
Ia buying collars take pains. If you have tho money to
get those made entirely of linen Il you are rch tle
proper thing 10 dois ~ have them on your shirt
The fountains IN the Union square and Madison park.
very pretty. but III. uupcasanuy suggestive ~ see
50 many grown men idAns away their dag IN looking
them.
II seems to be generally ACKNOWLEDGED that Col De
Huccy Kane l. Le champion whip of The Fouriu Hand
'uh ami that fowues ms suard has no equal n the
blowing Of the horn
Fashionable aiiors complain that their former custom
ers either smussie their clothes from London or buy
them from cheap priced, but artistic operators Oh Ia,
uuiashionabc avenues.
The bronze statue of william II seward in Madison
square Is getting darker with age but 1t fail, recall
seward 10 anybody who knew him. A. portrait VI
simon Cameron. however. its a lair success
Harvard students who are very particular about the
drcss following ihc example OF oxford and caubriisc
-, it's ,u-ar 90 wear uideup cravut-you Should no
Varahy uc it yourself nut the fathers oi those hoy,
usually cannot spare the time 90 through the opera
uun' ami 50 uI,y bay their cravats ready made.
The keepers of uc lager beer saloons are bn.iv On
ga-c 10 preparing thcir summer gardens ana book heci
flows i.cely throughout the city. The beer brewers an
uripht'a prosperous SEASON. But BaNaui TAYLOR the
champion American beer WhHcker. has lett the bcci
shops of t. cliy ir those ot Berlin ami the soaked
Ronemians OF the Los cub feel unable to DO Justice Il
lls