Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1883-10-04
J. Styles. IN MEMSIa.APPARELe
ATendency to Tightness Shown in 6aiS
nients for the Coming Winter. N

4 Al Tendency to Tightness Shown in 6af
se ments for the Coming Winter. !.
Boston Herald L JraI SID \. ON
.E A few of the bolder man afaeearefl
have endeay0red to foist cert aitisficff
dark. colors upon the market, ywith q
view Of having them adopted ufo1
dress suits; rdisplacing thereby dtlls
sombre,A orthodox black, but taitsd.
believed that the good taste of tht
rclass accustomed oto wear afHll eve
ming dress will MP this attempt II
I the bud, prompted as it is 'by the fact
that there is less money III The; bfacI
than there lssinithe deep wine ncofors
1.-The lapels of the dress coat are to9be
made smaller this year, than last, and
will be fashioned to roll somewhat
higher than heretofore, the Curyelo Oh
scoop commencing at the third iebht'
ton. The sleeves willfit triffe more
closely to the arm and the SKIRT Al
changed at ,alEwill be lightly lengths
ened. Silk facings, either I'M fulf or
extending epiS to The bdttonsholes,
are still fashionable, the niaterialIused
| being a fine rep>corded silk Black
satin is in bad Taste. Thh 1ressHest
| is, cut. with, three butt onsJ GEand
so deftly as to1IilaFe alwide
shirt bosom "a necdssitys1t is finished
round the edge, WITH d doubleiroM OF
gimp. The trousers are cht straight,
made to sfit! ihe eirey sldgl y, and are
finished with Z silk braid on the.Outer
seams. nfiu13 ~ fia5hi
The Prince Albert coat for fall and
wiHte use will ,nf course, be still of
d,irfk material, blue and black being
the, fayorite colors. The coat is made
to fft tile figure closely. The vest is
of the same mat criat and buttons ito
point just ufder the top button Eofl
the coat. Great latitude is allowed
in the selection Of material o,fori the.
trousers, though adark or light gray
mixture and a very fine black a and
white check are III the greatest lde1
mand. Striped goods will be WORMS
though not as much as formerly The
tcutaway coat slnade ea almost pre-
cisely the sanIc as last season. red ],
THERE'S a, very hands some frock
coat, entirely new this SEASON. that
will look we'll wifh<almost any style
Of trousers pattern. It is made dou1,
ble-breasted, ,wifReither three or four
basket @battons, and, is bound with
sewing silk braid, laid on fat This
garment is very appropriate for.
walking, and is SAID to be well ADAPT
ted for elderly gentleme en.pa It. is
made Of an Oxford mixed diagonal
cloth. i, !. ;.:It,~-saeo,f1ed NON eoliu.
Overcoats will this season be worm
double>breasted. There is but IA light,
difference in the length, the change,i
if any, being enc of increase. The
tendency toward tightness in wear
ing apparel is as apparentgin the over-Ii
coat as in, other. garrients. They,
are made to fit srugly and to follow
the shape of The figure down toithe
upper limit of the skirt, The COLLAR
Of the fall overeoat must be ofgf the
same material as the body .of the gary
mrent, while on the winter eoata Nel5
vet collar may be worif.' no beirr.i1
= A surely. Oh, Ass, ,''.'lae@ ..s, !
-. The :, car. was pretty full when
Charles O'Conlerl entered it, accoI>
ding TO the currespondLgt, Of Chi !
cago paper hit there was one;
empty seat, which the Oignifcd old
man did not take. IA 10y politely
pointed it out ofIIim, but ~ disfsa7
garded the ittforratiOna "A young
woman said, there lis al seat SIR,
and he thanked her9f Then a man ]
fapped bin an thesarnh difeeFibg
him to the vheant spot; .He shook
his head and seemed ahnoyed: Fl
nally a jolly fellows Onea whose fat
sides croached somewhat on the
blank seah reacIlea OH and pulled
his Coz tail Now he. vas angIy.
A quick sweep Of his arm freed ! hes
andelle. turned -apons hlst
latest tormentar witlrZas whitening
frown. 4 wish. to stand>iflle said.
and Ian gplbg, III, .stapesat : AN
tired ofsittins, and sou Iwlil please
let me rest. As.taa H15F& 8ezTiiad d