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How Mr.. Buck win Get Even.

Mr.. f. A. Duck. editor Of the Spirit Of the
THs lately had clock stolen from his desk Mention
ns the fact TO his friend p Sothcrn that practical
Joker a. stated IN yesterdays suN SEM Mr.. Buck the
property clock In the Crushed Traecdian This clock
i painted on canvass upon wo@ien frame and Mr..
Sothcrn warranted IL not 20 second IN twenty
years" NJ Sothcrn had apparently forgotten ths ~ 10
pleasantly when he asked Nj Buck 10 provide him
reading matter Tor his trip across The ocean a-ir
pac@a-c ct books hearing Mr.. Buck card. accord
ney presented 90 MI soihern lust before the steamer
sailed ts SATURDAY. and Lord pulr,IrN ordered II
e. HI, state room When ihc package Is opencd however
Mr. suCrn VIII hc surpr! To and that c0ut ns ony
number Of sporting books printed IN ,he Russian Ian
euagc Mr Sothrrn DOES not read Russian, and Nj Buck
toll tie story ycste rday with great gce
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To John Hussey. 'longshoreman. Of 80 Jack
street and Thomas Mcbride police oniter, Of IS
Henry street cant Nerrman Inspector Of the Life Saw.
ns Service gave two gold medals Of the gst class IN the
Alerman's chamber. yesterday The Hon : Cox dc.
hvcrcd address To the recipients Of the medals
and two letters addressed 10 the men by John sherman
de iaco Secretary 0f the Treasury read Mr. hu~
soy who has saved the lives Of eighteen and seven
horses and who Is already DECORATED with three lite
ING medals csponicd In arough and ready manner He
'ald We'll. gents. amt eot much 10 say Ave doom
me dootv ~ mon, and am ready 20 DO Il ngin."
Mr. Mcbride said he would try TO the medal with
honor He la, saved thirty lives and alrea dy has one
medal Police perinte ndent Waling warmly com nh.
mcntcd Mr. Mcbride
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ONE or vaNDERBrLT's ROADS.
The AshtnbuIa Disaster Absorbing sf53, 500
Of the Lake shores Earnings.

CHICAGO April 30-The annual report OF the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad the year
1877 shows: Freight earnings. 81 i76GS. passenger
earnings e. 2oo iae; other earnings 49, Sol total sia
5o0i5s against sis efei7e Tor the wear 1873 Operating
expenses aud taxes Ss9ba.tib against sHh14 StS the
preceding wear. Increase In pet earnings. fltsnoo
rtcsiieut Vanderbilt SAYS NJ the ninety persons
Killed. bv the A-htahua disaster eighty three have heen
settled for " the siNt four wounded nitv six have bee
: tiled Tor. THIS absorbed Sfa3so Of the yet
the road earned 81 per IT, capital stock oi
which the stoc kholdrr. received pcr cent.
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MORE BLoo.,snrD I'M MONTREAL.
Young Britors Attacked by Catholic Union
t.ts-A Fusiiiade OF Pistol Shots.

MONTREAL, April 30.-while a section Of
Young Britons were returning from concert
given In Mechanics Hall last night they were
attacked with pistols by some three or four
hundred Catholic Unlonists near wellington
Bridge More than one hundred shots were
fred. John CalnGhan. a Unionist. was shot
through the huad and killed. and Mrs. Johanna
Mehnn. middlc-a0cd woman. who was pass
ing Just ma the firing began. and man named
Mulln. were seriously wounded. The attack
ing party were lying in ambush. and when the
Young Britons reached the further end Of the
bridge opened FIRE upon them. A regular fusil-
lade OF pistol shots followed. A largo number
Of those engaged on both sides were Wounded,
but they were at once carried away and secreted
everything was quiet. and no arrests were
made.
Shortly after the nght cab containing Joseph
Lang. an Orangeman. and Miss Turnbull.
daughter OF Or. Turnbull Of Point st. Charles,
while being driven through drfintown. was
door Of tho vehicle md fred several shots ut the
helpless couple. One shot entered Lapg's leg
and another Grazod Miss Turnbull's cheek. A
bullet was subsequently found in the cushion
OF the carriage.
Preparations are being made for the burial Of
Catholic Union says that every ,Co,hoIic Irish.
as That 81 t ts Orange u s6y % smSr occa
sion last July prominent Orangeman says
that II any Interference Is made with the
Orangemen on the ensuing 18th OF July. there
will he an Orange uprising 2 over the country
md that fully 10000 mon will be In Montreal ~
less than week after the outbreak; Tie feel
ing among Ornngemen seems 10 be nt teVei
heat. Reference WIS made indirectly In many
Of the Protestant churches on Sunday to the ex
listing party troubles in this city. The Rev. Mr
Campbell. pastor Of St. Gabriel Church. preached
r sermon on Tolerntion." strongly urging for
bearance toward those OF opposite religious
| fai
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nearly all descriptions shippers buying freely for export
parcels the SPOT and May delivery but yeste fdny
came n pause and today uniform depression prevailed
and some Of the late advance was lost Wheat was fully
l72c lower, and unsettled much OF the business being
IN settlement " April Contracts sales on the spot ijOno
sgh and we quote No sprGs " 2sasi ~ 10 do
western 81 5sasi IS. white state, fL4Qsfi,47. For
future delivery here were selcTAQt No spring A. the
second call II Al 25 for NAV aud ~ 23s for jnnc No
winter At s3s Tor May aud 81 30 TOR June Rye easier.
In tho range V'S73c tor Western and I4@Iokc. for
State l6oO bush. No 1Wcstcrn for May delivery sold At
I2lsc. Barley quiet ~ t7Gtac for feeding 5s03ec.
T79&ic. for Canada Oats In demand for export,
and Joooo bush 80 Chicago In store sold az sec but
3is37c Tor graded mixed, aud se@ic for white incnd
inc No graded NJ 35ac for mixed and 36isc Tor white.
Indian -nd early ~ jul prices but clned about lc
lower for new mixed snles On the spm 5000 bush IN
cluding No now 5Sk S0c No A. 52052lc and SIC.
Tor steamer mixed. yellow jersey and southern new.
$50 SIC; Western yellow 5Sl595Ic for new, Interior
mixed 4eIss5Oc. old miAel. S0l931c.. in store and
anont foriufurc delivery. 5000 bush. NO nixed az
j3c tor NAV. and N9iac for June. . .
Corrox-rhe market has slightly improved In the past
week not however. without frequent huctunuons and
the transactions have been smaller than usual Holder.
are strengthened nv the reduced stocks and tue erect q
the strikes in England has been merely 10 check the 30
vance To-day spots quiet but nrnii Aiet W
bales Middng uplnnds, i0itc. Futures advanced 10y
ronts; sales 2n.OD bales. closing AZ lOHrc TOT Way
II O5c for June, lille. Tor July, lll4c. Ter Auswt
10 sOC for September lo6pc for october ~ 4us io'
November 10 Soc December and i05ec Tor January
bales corresponding period last season. pae
ut ara
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dRocyRxs--During the past week coffee has advanced,
has been fairly active at de cline molasses has
been rather easier ami rice snd tea fairly active sMd
steady To day coffee was quiet but steady. sales 30
bags Rio here aud 1000 bags DO In New orleans. on
private terms aud 90 bazs Stvauilin, here. at 4Ac.
Mua.ses moderately active and steady Rice was In tar
demand and stcady sugar was steady, with moderate
demand. sales 100 hhds Cuba on the quoted bass,
Including centrifugal At "a We quote Coffee
Java. 2Oiisallsc. MarAcaibg. llGl7c. and Rio. l3I
n tAo. gold Rice-Cafona 5AdtLc., and Louisiana.
5lscy1ic. Molasscs-porlo Rico. $50 sc' New Orleans
2sssSpr for new latter fancy; Cuha 5Otest SIC
sngars-Fair good refining Cuba. Is&Issc ceptrlu
gal, 7sGsjsc refined. ea8o1sc Tor hard, and s'tGec
for AZ standard.
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Husband and WIFE Murdered.

KANSAS CITY Mo-. April 30.-A foul murder
was committed this morning at2 O'Clock at 400 Grand
avenue The neghbornood aroused by the sound Of
apis,o shot and flames issuing from the house After
the FIRE had been eXtnenishcd sscerttned that
Theodore Hatenhach and wife had been murdered. and
their te -ir. eight years old knocked nscnsihc AND
l!in. al the point o death Mrs Hnttenhlch found
on ihc he'd with her head crushed and her limbs
burned o. crisn Mr. Haucnhach was found in the
kchcn with bullet hole IN his head, and the hack "
hs bend crushed IN with an axe, which was discovered
near the hndS The little sir found out Vi doors in
n iuspusihle condition
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Arrangements are nearly completed at the re.
juvcnacd Prospect Park track Tor the Nexicans great
time. which is to begin at a NJ on Satur.
day next rorato will attempt to ride so5 miles in tecn
hours the staked the accomplishment the feat
hcng 80 $40 The Mexican will ride thorouchhrcds and
mu.tHngs from Kentucky and California lie is limited
10 the iity horses but expects use not more
than forty. Mcssrs Atwood Co. propretors Of III e
track invite members OF all organized athletic base la
and rowing clubs who be DESTROYS uf seeing sta
and watching the rounds nj the reess rider TO present
themselves AZ the club honsc IN The Park not later than
A. ~. when they Will be admitted free
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Hayes. c,,m Service Order Interpreted.


WAsHiNGToS. April 80 Several applications
have been mae To- the heads o Departments by suhord
natcs who have been act,vc workers m the dshanded
state assocnuous to know whether they would be al
lowed to enter actively upon political wtrk n they have
done in inrinDr campaigns Members the Admin.tra
.i. thlf the president has not mlrl the mr..
der ininddiu- suNrrumrn rmluNecs dniuv pnlit
icai work. Solar sHNCruro NJ en luyrrs concerned
to various n..ncIfiuu. cannot tan" raft IN campli.
warfare 1u~ i, NOT meant s refusing a. allow nenihers
u the a~~0fiAui, cntr uic iunis err Documents to
national committee. lu ~ Will prevent ON
Gals lluln ucill active WORKERS. M nuitN matters
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cATARrnA cIGARETTEs.

the grand, pleasant, and ever ready ftllr lr,
HEAD. TlEOAf AID EAk tAIAlHh. l.
25 cent pcr h.N soda hN iiudnui and druggists ssR
orally Vailed Goo urlrr hf
CNrAREBA NlNblrO do. 1NcstHi II Sew York.
B-thlnnt, r.'nH' 'N 'l'i'' Ht'" hrni
a, LUt I>IASA NTNrI L"i rt|h 'oM'
i.5f rr... t.oHan.- n' fii"r1 .tWtd Plm-,
UFtDsl finufl ttpr &c.. lrlprl trt,. Two dollars
81. hilto. uu' a llar - Atlr,s. NJ pAUPHlN,
fost Uhre Bon Gl4 New uieas La or J.! L. III VI, OH
M a. s. ~
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

WHAT WE ALL WANT NOW u MONEY YOU MAY
realize hundreds o dollar. by so in stock opcr
atoms through the reliable house of Alex Frothineam
Co, brokers. - Wall st New York. Their Weekly
Financial Report gives full Information and is sent Tree.
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Susintss 3lotit,s.


adcnuv wrnt shout the country curing peore's gums
AMI Attending n their teeth lie made money and re-
tired lie was ready successful He save now that all
h. used Oh them wa. suLuDpNT II twas true. He re-
stored tho health the unfg lf fIis niTrl remedy
lie suck lac SrAuLpiAGs OLvE 10 his customers and
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SUPREME CoUET CHAMBERS. Nos. /, 80, 1873.
2S7. ~
NAhi.g Cornr-TRiM rtrV-par II Nos 44a3 3lsi
El~ .sr. ih'e, fin. -. fii'. iilfi fhai 10 i,SS
1884, {Is1 s.Hl i.Nl, 49, - i11i sh'l iiB1
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70 CAnmAGE Tram We beg 10 call attention Of
the trade TO our large assortment Of carriage cloths, in
all qualities and coors which we sell IN quantities 70 suit
the purchaser. Keller Allen. corner Ann and William
streets-Adp
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Privy vaults thoroughly cleaned and disinfecteAhy
oinrlo,s pforr.s. lowest price,. fullest satisfaction
always sha antccd. OEo " Dorf. iS2 Crosby st.,
Hml.inII II
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4 Fine So siik Hat for 81 20. Fine Derby and
SOFT Hats a 80. worth IS IS sew church 81. up stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-01

Sour stomach may always be remedied with the benign
hAgnesa.-Adp.
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Spinal aud Dcformity Instrumenis, Les Braces
Crutchcs. e. POMEROy FRI IS co, 7i6 Broadway.
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Or HEINfIELMAN's TONIC ELEKSER is of genuine
value large uumher OF their chrunic yes durable mai
AIDES 1housnnls ls, II with hcne NJ aud Ad-
vice at office. West sd ST., Sew York
Tile NICK MALE WELL
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without medicine Dr FANint Magnetic Healing Phy.
Stefan cure, amer. Wmnta nervous and All rhrrnic
diseases once - Bond a.. New York. Hours A NJ
toff ~. The poor cured Tree from II 10 u NJ.
"A."-sUHE CURE ron LUNG disc Asses,
Rock Candy and Rye Whiskey. 81 per gallon; 81 per
large bottle Best rock candy pounds 81 Goods dev.
cred send postal card. k.VAN BILL. % Ohambersst
National Republican., 1878-10-23
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

Johns" restaurant. Fried oysters. % cents
per dozen, in q box. seventh aud ID streets.
Pare Newfoundland Cpl Liver oil at SOC
per bottle IA full pint, at Drew's drug store,
corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
A dispatch from Memphis announces tho
arrival OF the relief boat John VI. Chambers
ut that city last night. All Oh board are re-.
ported well.
Tho Mi.ic- Trrir Rsrisr of October IL las
mad" its welcome appearance. We rcgoid the
E,ris,r as the most readable and useful pub.
compendium Of musical biography, fact, and
incident Of periodical issue. The Rrricr is
published AT sol Broadway. New York.
~ hearing IN the clGc Of john Klinck aHd
the others implicated in the recent purloiniug
OF letters In the Office Of the Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives was Ind before United states
Commissioner Mills yesterday afternoon, and
they were committed lur the grand jury.
The fashion of erecting iron fences, will
the gates opening outward, either should b,
abandoned or people should be careful to keel
their gates closed at night. Several instances
have occurred lately whore parsons have been
injured by stumbling against these iron trap,
in the dark.
About eleven o'clock yesterday morning q
colorcd man named william Cook fell oil q
hcarsc at the corner of Twelfth aud II strect
northwest and broke his right leg. Ho wa
taken into Cruit's stables, where lie Is EN-
plOycd, and made comfortable, after which b,
was removed to his home, No. l2ll Madison
street
National Republican., 1878-10-23
An USE W ENTS.
National Thcatre-English Opera" Th
Chimes OF Normandy"

National Thcatre-English Opera" The
Chimes OF Normandy"
The Hess troupe shone in its fullest glory in
last evenings performance of The Chimes OF
Normandy" The magnificent audience in at
tendance, composed in great part Of political,
diplomatic, and social celebrities, experienced
the pleasure of witnessing the best rendition,
In many respects. of "The Chimes Of Nor
mandy" ever presented on the Washington
boards.
The Chimes Of Normandy" IN AngliCiza-
tion Of n work of French production, is Of COM
plntively recent presentation TO cis-Atlantic
audiences, but has already attained general
favor, chiefly through its production by Mama
ger Hes excellent trOupCs Of the past and
present seasons. mcllihuOuS current, hear
ing rich argosics Cf melody and harmony,
courses without discurlant interruption
through the extent Of this attractive work.
It, dramatic situations arr of sufficient interest
and frequency to relieve its otherwise almost
Cluying sweetness. The incidents of last even
iug's performance were most plcasurcablc.
Mis- Moutagrc's Nmoacte was a charming
impcr,onation. richly supplied from her boun-
tilu store "i vocal and histgiunic talent. Her
rendition Of the various numbers incident to
| her iu'r was enthusiastically received. Miss
Montague Possesses IN 2GD soIcLuD voice, pure
| in quality, Of phenomenal range, ever TN tnl,
| and Of absorbing power NaraIly and dramatic
cully She constitutes loading attraction Of
Manager Hes talented corps. Mrs. Sv-nin's
Mcr,oalic entitled her to a full share Of the
honors Of the evening. Mr.. Castle
as the Ndr4"is was in his most
attractive hnmor. Mr.. Turner as Eolm More
showed marked improvement upon his efforts
of Last season. Mr.. Rysc us Gos,dn', though
| quite efficient, did not compare tnyorably with
Mr. Monou'S previous inprisunatium Of that
| character The chorus though scant in nam.
bcrs. afforded ample evidences OF it- careful
training by the skillful Tams. Its participation
In the performance was delivered with splcn.
did effect aud added essentially to the even.
iugs enjoyment. The bohemian Girl will
hc presented this evening, with Miss Emma
| Abbott rs JITna
National Republican., 1878-10-23
"socrates as a Teacher"

Professor L. T. GreencT Of the Howard Uni
velsi'y Law School, leCtured before the teach.
er. of the C0mty last c"enng, at the residence
Of C. b. Smith, esq, trustee, on the above
theme. The lecturer spoke Of Socrates as a
heather philosopher, and referred to Athens in
the fifth century b. C., her political power
schools Of philosophy, orators, and statesmen.
lie traced the influence of the Sophists aud
showed the natural antGgouism between their
method Of instruction and that OF Socrates
with his clsurhw. Socrates birth, parentage,
teachers, personal appearance, and bravery
were described. A humorous quotation from
the Clouds" of Arstophancs showed the esti-
nation Of Socrates by the Attic wits, while
another from the "Wasi," drew a picture of
tho jury system Of Athens not inappicable to
the District Of Columbia. Socrates method of
teaching was skctched, its characteristics, the
negative side, the search after truth by induc
ton the rigidty Of definition, and its too often
unsatisfactory aud abrupt ending. As fore
ruuncr Of Christian teaching, Professor Greencr
alluded to the philosophers uttcrsnces on the
universe, state, soul, spirit, Immortality, and
respect for the gods. quoting from the cOnver-
satiOn with Arstuacmus. The notions of vir-
tue, happiness, vice, aud this diCtum, mo one
Is willingly wicked were explained. The
dd'HgH Ol socrates was compare 10 tue inner
light of George Fox, conscience, tho voice of
the Deity IN the soul The value Of the SoCratic
teaching lay IN its suggestive force, II kindlcd
IDEAS inspired to noble deeds. lie was the
fist to bid philosophy contemplate herself and
| look upon mind rather than matter rs the
| problem Of the universe. As an independent,
| vigorous thinker, Socrates necessarily made
enemies. liz preferred actual knOwledrp to
mere prctcuse Of learning he opposed the
DuuulaC", though n man of the people resisted
| lha Prytancs; cat Chisod his acCusers and
dcspiscd his judges. The -lcnus Of philosophy
IN ont tw4rd fDIm, he was the Apollo In grace.
ful ontline Of mind. He had an alninbe stub
loyuness like Servctus and Garrison aud hence
provoked the harce,t opposition. The trial and
condemnation were told in choice terms the
I'D luIting Of the friend, the grandeur Of the
| closing s-yne VIXEN the hemock was drained
amid hi, weeping disciples, was read with taste
and pAtLos
National Republican., 1878-10-23
Operations of the Health omccr.

Health Officer Townshcnd presents the fol-
lowing as his report of the operations of the
Health Department during the week ending
October 10, 1878: Nuisanccs reported, 400 re.
fcrrcd, 20; abated, SCI referred to Commits.
sioncls, Il official notices issued, 81 citizens
complaints, %; deaths from all causes reported,
-; deaths investigated by coroner, o. burials
at public expense recommended, o; tons Of
garbage removed. 60; dead animals removed,
POI barrels of night soil removed by o. T.. A.
Co.. sol. Marine products inspectcd-l7,3 ,37j
bushels oysters, 1850 bunchcS fish condemned
-l,ljO bushels oysters, 10 crabs. Unwhole-
some food condcmncd-30p pounds beef, % pork
Il veal Is melons, l02 egg.plants, l3i dozen
cucumbers, 49, bushels tomatoes, 81 cabbagcs
90 squashes, Il dozen corn, 10 cantnlOupcs,
rabbits , oppoSnms, > birds, and o bushels
miscellaneous fruits and vegetables. Animal
impounded, ll9; redeemed, II; killed, III
sold, ] in pound 10; amount realized from
fees aud sales $3.50.
National Republican., 1878-10-23

A SCHEME has just been proposed by NJ.
Emile Pagan, a Belgian, for reaching the North
Pole in balloon. The eria! machine, which
Is of special form, will be used MS a
calling vessel as far as the eighty fourth par.
allcl. There ho will I'LL his balloon, Of q
capacity of $500 cubic mctrrs, with pure by
drOgen, which he will make in the Arctic re-
gions with 1900 cubic metres of sulphuric
acid and 5000 of iron Filings llo will be SUP
piled with boxes of preserved meats, biscuits,
bottles Of brandy, alcohol &C., which he will
throw overheard as ho advances toward the
pole. The car will serve him, according to cir.
cumstanccs, as slCdge or a boat.
JAPAN is taking wonderful strides in civili-
ZatiOn, and is at present engaged IN some very
important and costly public works. Sho has
Just completed railways from Yokohama to
Toxic and from POgD to Kioto, and u tcle-
graph line connects Hakodate with Nsgassaki.
Her coasts are lighted by eiFhty-four light.
houses, three light.shiPs, sixteen light.buoys,
and five ECacons, and japanese steamers ply
between the seaplrts of Japan and to China
Corea. and Occasionly to England.
"Goop.nYE, sweetheart" wcro his last
words to tho beautiful girl who hung over tho
front gate and pouted her sweet red lips to be
kissed; and then, US he walked down the
street, he soliloquized: "If | had all the money
| lave squnndered on oysters and iCc.crcan
aud buggy rides for that girl / could buy IN,
an ovcrcpat now," and "Whew !" he said, n
the wind whistlcd around tho corner, I'm
a.going to need 1t pretty soon, too. CiHchLHd
BrcGLJds Table.
AMONG other curiositl0s on exhibition at tEt
American department of the Paris Exposition
was a spring chicken from an American board
ing g-hOusc. The chicken was taken to th,
guilOtinc one morning, bat when the heavy
knife fell on its neck tho fowl gave n fright
ened squawk, and after one or two trGmCndou
pulls jerked its head away from under tn,
knife and made its way back to its coop in tn
| Exposition. The knife was sent to the ioundr.
for rcpairs.-BWlmg'om HdTksye
For trimming purposes there Is grea
variety OF materials, the satin and plush
striped goods being used for Innings an
scaris feathers come in all possible cOmbna
| tiOns and have great deal Of gold mixed wit
them, while poacocks' eyes are also much EN-
ployed. The ribbons this year arc wider, AM
are gros grain satin. faced or double. faced satin
Black faced, with gold color, is favorto.
THE beef.catcf Is new English round la
of great size, with the broad brim rolled uI
ward on tho left side and trimmed with seyera
plumes, some of which are short and noddin
over the front, while others sweep backwar
around the crown. II is shown In black iel
with the brim oruamented with gold cord au
with black ostrich pumes.
SMOOTH hair is just now the distinguishin
feature Of Parsian beauties Unless particr
lary young and pretty ladies do not adopt /