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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-14
The Spring Meeting.

me spring meeting.
1t will have to be written that the
Spring Meeting given on our Fair Grounds
last Friday and Saturday was failure,
financially. The failure is undoubtedly
due to the bad weather. 1t had to be
adjourned from day to day until feeling
of doubt and uncertainty whether it
would come off at all filled the public
mind. Had the weather been good on
Wednesday and Thursday the Society
would have made some money and given
a good ont door entertainment. There
were a number of excellent horses enter
ed for the different races. There was
also much valuable machinery on exhibit
ton. The Society sold about Eve hundred
tickets of admission during the two days.
The following horses we're winners:
The 800 Race was won by George
Nelson's Music Box in 2.43A; Emily q.
second, Forester third and Frank Allen
fourth.
The 2.40 Race was won by w. Stock
toms Bessie L. in 2.43t; Bertha second,
ROYAL Dan third and Gen. Wilks fourth.
The 2.2S was taken in three straight
heats by J. W. Driscoll's john D. in z. 32i
Brown Billy being second, Kitty Birch
third and Little Mack fourth.
w. Stockton's Bessie L. was first in
the $50 Race in 2 .43t; Emily q. second,
Forester third and Royal Dan fourth.
10 the 2.35 there were 3 starters, and il
was won in three straight heats by Fred.
Kaufman's Mollie Mac in 2.45, Bertha
second and Mollie Pitcher third.
Billy Button won the Free for All in
80; Brandy Boy second, John d. third
and Glover fourth - Hunterdon Dem
ocrat.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-14

Sudden Deaths.

Sudden Deaths.
Frederick Hoch, of this city, died sud
denly on Friday afternoon last of apo
plexy while at work in his tailoring shop,
corner of Union and Church SITS. The
deceased when taken i'll, was engaged in
pressing cloth at table. DR.. l.. c. Rice
was Immediately summoned, but the
case was past medical aid. Mr.. Hoch had
been sick for some weeks, and had just
resumed work.
Thomas Kelly, of this city, was taken
suddenly i'll about p. NJ. on Sunday,
having been walking about the street
previous to his attack. DR.. l.. G. Rice
was called to attend the case, but the
symptoms were of too serious nature to
admit Of medical relief, cerebral paraly-
sis having occurred, which resulted in the
death of the patient, abont 4. p. NJ. on
the same day.
Mrs. William Scarborough Of this city,
died unexpectedly on Monday morning last
The deceased was an estimable lady, and
much respected in the community. Her
death was caused by severe malarious
affection supervening upon condition of
debility, from old age.
The largest line of Seeley's Hard
Rubber Trusses in town, at Johnson s
Drug Store.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-14

You will find at c. w. TREMENDOUSLY
the latest novelties in hair goods, Illu-
sions and Shinglebangs-something new.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-14
! Great Bargains!
| GREAT BARGAINS
/ In Black and Summer Silks. Don't
fail to call at G. w. RITTENHoUsE's, No.
! 9 South Union ST. M 14.-tf.

I'VE call attention to the adver-
tiselnent of B. Breining, No. ITO Broad
st Trenton, N. J. He has q stock of
organs. pianos, musical instruments,
sheet music, &C., on hand, and can sup
ply customers on the installment plan
To every purchaser OF 81. worth of beet
music, ticket for chance on silk
dress, will be given--The dress is now
on exhibition at Morrell & Chamberline's
store, No. 81, East State ST, Trenton
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-14

1.-The following is the substance of the
excellent address made by Rev. G. Reed,
of New Hope, at the Law and Order meet
ing held at the Baptist Church, in this
city, few evenings since. 1t should have
appeared last week, but was unavoidably
crowded out:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-14

Somerset is said to be the only one of
the twenty-one counties in the State
that will not elect sheriff next Fall.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
u. From the Los Angeles DAur HxRALD, No
ve1nber I'd.


One Of he MOTT feasible and a the same
time one Of the Iaosi practical add attractive
homestead schemes thar Inns even hccn in
angurste6 in Southern Californis. Is aboat
lnatured and win he fnny explained IN
iew dsys ia The advertising columns Of tn
IKeAlp. Il consissa IN the subdivision Of
tie oelebrated chiids tract. lying between
south Main and 9sa Pedro streets. This
beautiful tract 81 we'll fnatnred citrus ieees
i've hundred lots. with streets end
market At the uomiua price Of
$50 Per lot. payable in easy iustali1ncnts.
Sarnc q The los are worth today <sNo ea'st,
while none ~ them are worth less than I'D
uuiiorn price asked AZ the end Of six
laanlhk the rHrchslso QnoQet 4 corr mflce
30 draw Dy Los for Chefce Of lots. 81 tnere
vii be al equal chance Tor each purchaser
eloolrlc light mas.s viii be erected On
thaicsct a once. Which VIII Hlnminaie the
raef brilliantly and make u vita the beau
dful orange Truy IS, one ~ The nl9'8 attract.
fec residence localities IN The CITY. The
facilities for access. dfsinasC sewerage aud
uafor supply am fihe hiEhcst order. fhe
sact that uaAuy Of our merchants l,rqie slols
ii ami business men have already sclceted
helne>ieed< n lo,s adjoining this heeun e.
this ono q tfe rh1ices iecafnas 10 she city.
]. n. nunqaFt CO.. q lbs insmcna b9rsss
ara agents Z o. now Homestead tract and
win k prep AN q slst " ON "a he market
Is A tw 1ar. Thls horltsifet flre1.
rsiso vii flNIft a1e halaips ooeia
IN the r1s3lcnco HaFfou O. lie CIV
aud ne Na0ot p Ff4st anqefH'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
From the los Angeles RyenIng Express,
November I'D



Tha .. W. Chslde tract 10 be Ds~
wkaea ana Pfacea on she NE rkes.
The b. W. childs tract, which comprises
six complete blocks and portions Of twelve
Others conmenoing az Main street, oppo-
Size the Sfsldence OF O. " Ghiids, and run
ming bach - San Pedro streek sud now COW
erad With orange trees and vines from o.
Ioen to twenty years Of age, Is shout 10 BE
divided into NJ hnildinf loia and disposed
Of IN manner that Is sure 10 greatly in.
prove that iAvoffte portion Of our ely and
enhance AS vaiue. This plan upon which
these ualaahie lots will be sold y this sub
1oriptlnns viii be received At the ani.orm
81 nxed IN tlie somrc, altar these lots have
bpfn dtsoosod o. q meeting Of the sub
scribars will take place. theit na1nea WI be
written on alps ~ paper an1 drawn from 4
box ~ some disintcrosted wilucss, aud cAcn
snhsefihef VIII same hts lot on the map A.
lf Is Drawn. II a. beyond 4sleetignthaf some
o. these lols, more particularly these on opr.
ners. "a wen AZ these fronting Oh Main
street. arc worth two or three tllaax f'eo and
Is b Thought thai an Of them are with a.
least that amoant The paYucnt. arr .2ade
20 eaSy thNt erf one VITA stu iiou VI he
ebie u meet klseil., TIC afs. ne.nk ~ and
ala electric inAsis ufc e be erected 90 u'e
tract 81 once The dikpoaei 81 ~ Amy
lnl1ndi1 budding localcna ~ tpis .1Annef
viii lfou bIless sliirulAte thiMlnK il inal
section 10 = mMfct tc0rce Anpfe De
l4iIssi anntHnccmen1 q fGe plan VIII 40
r.ar IN ere aofornaiur columrs Of the
{1zr<tl u1xl eEt1 Ntzsr4 II Huncnll
4 CO an hf The arclI1t idI *, qflidl In
ohts' niaA itt sataofftppa'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
Opening Of tRS @. ". chalds
Tract.


An Important Improvements and eutrr
prise VII be commenced IN few days on
South Main siscss. Tho o. ~. Condx z-aot
comprising six hlucks lyiaE between Slam
and san Pedro streets. is 20 10 Undivided
and placed on the market in lots. These
los. valued az the uaifarn saseos 500. sre
70 he sold on a plsnhy which che hnyes %
loI pays SO down aud IS monthi,, install
mcuts ion twentY two mouths At the end ~
which time. or before he pays np IA fOlt
and reeeieesa dses from Nj Chiids Ihe
poslliou 81 DTS ioi a determined bs ehsnce.
n Z matter hciug arranged hy aammfliec
solicited ~ ihc shareholders. eaeii share
holder having An equal arpormnity a. the
eNriresian "a Ax months, ~ which finaa the
meetng ior division tnkcs place. rhe ,fsc,
Il 10 have rev streets opened taronsh L ~
spccd ~ Qossilao. snd eVery hlock win he
lighted BIZ an ciccNlc nazts Tho .ind Is
ccvcrsd VIA line decianuiis 4ad s<fniffnp
icsi rraes. t1d s 1 property : ctnsldertl
snl0u4 tnn nlosi ValnAhic aatstic iha busl
uCt1 peflloH ~ TIE teNll- There are lt4aY
1nc topses non on tlc trfcL NSlef 3rd
sewer pipes can easiIy 30 aid. ard lhe prs.
prltraf VII spare % nTprnse W make Hle
fryerntise a Success z - almost ttft4in
ne lQlf Nlu double u tHlue Nthia 4 sfef
Tbs elhsfrIptla r,inkt ere 81 ~ nteltI
t1Is GEEK. 4 h4nean Ca. 1T tta ia.
nond HeuFe eai aet - asea'sN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
spanish Language. ~ Prof. a c s,ys.

NtHNn HtatNA $500
Danfana Bifters regulates the stomach
Michel 1evy d Co., Wholesale liquor dealers
agents.
Hughes Russian Baiha, located a W sli
Main street. opposite the fiuo House. Gen
tismen and ladies attended, TO By persons Of
their own sex.
why WILL YOU cough when shilohi
Cure VIII give immediate relief. Price u
cts. % dts. and o. sold BY G. =. neinsesnan
~ n Main street
n You want good nppctlEe, drink Dami
ann bftiefs. Michel Levy 4 Co, wholesale
liquor dealcrs asents
An respectable dealers keep psmlana BIZ
tiers, Michel Levy a Co. Wholesale iiqnol
dealers, agents,
sInI.oHs cArARRH REMEDY-a posi-
tive cure Tor Caterrh. Diphtherla and cenkel
Mouth Sold BY G. p. heinreinan, i2a n
Main street
Eastern trhnsplastod oysters fof one doliai
per can, NJ H0b'f.
The LARGEST stock OF drugs. medicines, per
fumefies aud toilet Articles In Southern cni
ifornIa. at =. r. Heinseman'A
WILL You suFFER With py.pepsia and
liver cpmplniqtf sh'lee's xitslizesr V guar
mAn, i2Q North Main street
Dsmiana makos the Old young. and N.
weak strong and healthy. Michel Levy 4
Co. wholesale lirnor dealers. agents.
The old rollable store Of c. n Helpzelnar
IA sflll headquarters ilf drugs and medicines
lie has full line u pHtcnt medicines, sell
Tug them IN quantities 90 suit ~ heh'efn
pricess
FOK DYSPEPSIA aud liver Complaint
YOU haze printed Euhranlee on every bot
m 81 ahlioiln vitnlsur 4 never fails n
cure. Sold BY Q. Hsiuzeman, ~ hAn
nlfctf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

Many States Ia the Union at present are
competing with California for European Inn
migration, but the fertility Of 1our soil. aud
particularly thu ciin1ete u The Southern
pafS II tiie State are great things In our favor
The mort tuiurpristnE business men Of Los
Angeles come from al parts 81 the Union
among tho foremost OF which muet he men
ii0ped the Pacific Restaurant, opposite the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

My friend, N In your waoderings III the
pursuit Of happiness you chance 70 spend q
lew minutes IA the purchase Of hlaxury that
viii cnnduce 10 both heath and pleasure
count the time vol spent sud The article
that viii return the lnrrfet perceutnfe Of
both IL Iansin'a Punch %. efgar, 81 he r D.
Cigar store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

THE greatest medical wonder Of the world
Warranted 10 speedily cure burns, bruises
cuts ulcers salt rhenm lever sores, cancers
piles. chiiblainz, corns. letter, ohapped
hands, and all skin eruptions, guafanteed y
cure Ia every instance Or naney refunded
3 cents per box For sale by @. +. Heihze-
man.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

VIII heal all inflammation without pain to
iho safferer. 1t Is soothing and cooling
pieesAut 10 the smell, does not draw like
ofksr saves For sale BY e. =. Heiazefnsn.
sole agent Price 5cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
WORTH THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE or SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
The Title is Perfect.
Streets are Being Opened and Six Masts with
Electric Lights will be Erected Immediately,

which
dsinteted Recording
purchasers
exhibited
Secretary
Cds This plan
Citations otheriGes
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
FOR SALE or RENT.
A GOOD BARGAIN

A nice Alfalfa farm, about 20 acres. well
stocked. good aftcslan wells with ddHnlc
pipes, comfortable dwelling houses aud
large harm. Only reliable parties need ap
MY For further particulars call en- qE0.
h. nRAKENfELD, Rooms and 70, nuhom.
nun Block, fos angeles. den2lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

Hauae 81 eighteen rooms. centrtlIy To-
Gated. doid9 dn& ansiuoee ne HlStcitef
Udafililr house FrrhituFe iof sale and
h0nsf f0N ftnI a. 500 ptf month "a the
whole property. With elegant i0i. VII be
scId 81 h@iE1ln Fu,l paftitQ an pl
4eoalf ~ Hrfirf street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

FOR SALE CHEAP
w ArrlsEn son seoS.

One nav ana very neat four ronnn cottage.
with tirb ceiling. iaQeihef with = beautiful
level III e ieri ~ rs feet cotne1 Of Pearl
=. nfAurRY. 2nl New High street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
Grape Cuttings and Grunge
Trees for Sale.


Liniandni Grape Cuttings aud Orange aud
l.cnion Frees Ter sale, choice varieties 81
reasonable prices Arply 70 II, tttsfoN.
nese an Aenlop kifeai, hos Apgeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

Large number Of Homestoads. improved
and uniInpreved. also Timber Culture
Claims for sale cheap.
$40 acres Of Mesa Land good quality. az u
per acre. Title frst-elass.
antelope Valley lands q specially Water
frosl S 10 o. fsef }fofn surface. Arieziau .,elf.
splendid climate
win make weekly visits 10 Antelope Val.
ley Tor the purpose Of ioeafiug oirns Full
knewledge Of Che country guaranteed have
lived there fpe the past year. Gallon or Ad.
dress. y. =. HftNFHAW,
Box 81, r o.. Los Angeles
voice. No. first street, corner o. Main.
Residence, No. Amelia s., near Turner,
los Angeles dec2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

G " ltacaqcr has ifH orrned ala aeN
sla5Iio 'in1 flaf1ess sfAtF. - ~ 4 Warn 1t
tn1 d0nirfia 1ouIF Efer |rite 4fi'|tH1z
81 he 11IIIa o. NIrarEs - = 1.sa1N 81. 81 ~
Hta41 u rs tEe. ane ~ Haf44rIN.' t1t
fIzss. n14t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

The g1owlnE quotations Aru corrected
aaily sfnin thsoiflesal records o. the Produce
Exchange.
iHenEsf LOWEST
I'D. AakEn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

nf.s rcsidencc close Is sfrort car. tni
dise pisce nc borne tamt11iff ss lnl
can secore tcu.i trade
Xxx 4fENASnKR
4eeiaiv So est fifsl 1l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
ALSO FOR RENT.

4 doutle t'fo.sIorf Aease o. hea4@ff Ter
rtec. "A perfect 1un1IIlirn rrnt4iri14 u
rooms ~ Z Gnf1 nh1 QCfMAttHt l1Ient
'ses wsi' % xsFN hbesA aofN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

Ladies uhb are troubled With CRAMPS and
nfrqhuaneHf should drinf haWAna biunIA.
! II pleasant % taks
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

~ ~ iiF re cela Ifee sepe' fsgAl eg,. *
dIasEl.. "a. Ankels..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
THE TITLE IS PERFECT.

TERMS OF SALE. --0nc.fourth cash
balance in SIX months with interest at the rate Of
posis Of twenty dollars will be required a. time
resold at ones IN order to secure complete sale
For further particulars apply 70
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

well fayorahy
One residences that suphnoas add praise their well known
advantages.
lots tTob bids viii b sold utreserve
These supplied with abundance Of Pure
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
E. pAssA. TEACHER,

Professor Of FRENCH. Graduate Of NE Uni.
vsssIty Of Parts. Schools and private lessons.
mo. 100 ALSO STREET. Los Angeles.
auTz2u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
]. D. FoRp.

0naRaial md AFrliIalHlzl Wasi esFTtr
no . AIAMEDA srwKEr.
Meshanics NE. lo4 ApTeles.
nor7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

WALSUTs VINES or CHOICEST VARIETIES
beautiful with and
Many Chds
1900 each There is lot on the tract that is
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19

In the following Tract to-wit:
Records eds Los
County
Phadspis minutes walk from the Pc House
snd
|OVERLO0KS A LARGE PORTION OF THE CITY.
Also % Lots in the Ocean View Tract No. 1.
Being recorded in Book
page situated
delightful
viewo q the City. Los Angeles valley aud the Ocean.
to Texas with
from each end every FIVE nnees
The Sale will Take Place Each Day at 10 a. ION the
Ground
RosaB Tract.
remaining Mott Tract unod
sold.
On the Esd the Sale win take place Ocean View Tract
MOL.
carriages standing Temple
Block convey purchasers 10 the place Of sale
good lunch viii be spread the ground each day At y o'clock
Also 40 Lots in the Mott Tract, to-wit:
In Block and fronting Hope sosis5 feet close to the
Block 49, fronting on Hope
Also the eastern end lots is and IT, fronting So feet Court House
Also lots and Of the same bck which front ON Bunker Hill Avenue
and Charity street
Block L lot 49, between Third Fourth fronting Bunker
Ave
In Block lots aud TO- fronting Hope street. between
Third and Fourth. being 60xie5 feet
In Block lot s fronting Flower and Hope between First and Sec
so eef
Also in {, fronting charity 6oxs5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-19
SIX ELECTRIC MASTS TO BIZ ERECTED !!

of
Main to San Pedro Streets in the
Very Heart Of the Finest improvements in Los Angeles
offered the public by the Mr. C that command its
immediate sale and Improvement Nearly Lofts
COVERED with ORANGE and LEMON TREES,
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-12
Funeral Eti0,tette.

In cases of death from contagious disor-
der, public funerals are very properly for
hidden by health authorities, although oc-
casionaily wake is surreptiously held, with
its unfortunate, but natural results. OF
this, however, we need not speak, at the
wisdom of thus limiting infection is acqui-
esced in generally by intelligent people, and
the law is usually obeyed. Three are some
minor infractions Of the laws Of health that
should be mentioned, which physicians have
repeatedly called attention TO, but the higher
laws of fashion and customs appear TO exert
a preponderatiug influence. For instance,
there are very few days in the year when
delicate women can ride long distances in
close carriage an then, reaching the ceme-
terry, stand upon the damp, cold sod for
greater or less time during the final ceremon-
les at the grave without physical injury to
themselves. A custom also TO which es-
pecial attention should be directed, in order
to have it changed. is that of men standing
bareheadeddu the open air, apparently in
different to the burning sun of July or the
cold winds Of March, without regard to the
season or the weather. Taking into consider
alton the associated conditions, the neces-
sarily depressing influence upon the emotions
of the sad duty which at the time is pre-emi-
nent IN the mind, the physical condition
resulting from sitting in a cramped position
during a tedious ride in a carriage and the
unaccustomed exposure to the weather, it is
not surprising that cases Of illness result
f I'M the removal ef the head covering, par
ticularly in elderly people with an enfeebled
circulation. On hot day there is danger
Of producing, if not actual sunstroke, at
least congestion Of the membranes Of the
brain, which causes persistent and violent
headaches, and to this ministers and those
officiating are particularly liable. Whether
the day be hot or cold, wet or only windy,
let the service be held at place where the
health of the attendants need not be i'm
perilled; let delicate and weakly persons be
restrained from riding to the cemetery and
from standing on the damp ground; and es-
peciaIly let men obey common sense rather
than custom, and keep on their hats when
they risk sickness by their removal.-Aedi-
cal Times.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-12
Bonrdinn-Ho,sse Rn,,ns.

Never kick pillow when it's down. Re
serve your strength for those found at board
iDg-houses. They are never down. Phila-
delphia Call.
A lady who had been neglected by the
other sex in her youth swore to haye revenge.
She opened a clearinghouse. Pittsburg
Chronicle-Telegraph
Drinking hot water is considered very
fashionable. That accounts for our having
soup at our clearinghouse every day now.
Yonkers Statesman.
A st, Louis man is starving himself to
death. He probably became disgusted with
food by seeing a boarding house cook making
hash. Philadelphia Chronicle.
''No,n said the landlady, 81 don't mind
the flies. When l used to keep my house on
the European plan it paid me to have the
windows secreted; but when people eat at
table d'hote, it isn't good policy to make
them too comfortable. Yon understand"
Boston Transcript.
''Mrs. JONES'" exclaimed Smithers, saun-
tering into the breakfast-room, ''the war in
China has removed one serious cause for
complaint against you.' against mep'
replied the presiding matron from behind the
urn. eyes, | see that the market reports
quote tea as being stronger" Boston Cour-
Ter.
When Mrs. Oleo, the boarding mistress,
was told that the inspector of provisions had
seized 46S pounds of veal, 92 pounds Of
poultry, 50 pounds of bear meat, 81 lambs. 8
barrels of peas and 200 boxes of herring, she
remarked, ''Petty good appetite; but moth
ing to some of my boarders. You'd ought to
see them when they're good and hungryr'
Boston Tran nscript.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-12
PARTISAN FASHION NOTES.

French ladies favor the English styles of
dress this season.
French women wear very little jewelry
with their morning costumes.
Ruby velvet trimmings are combined with
blue with pleasing effect.
Medici collars appear on all the handsomest
imported drefses for evening wear.
The applied velvet motifs are largely i'm
ported and sold for autumn dresses.
Fawn-colored camers hair cloth will be
much used for travelling and promenade
costumes.
Short-cropped hair laid in loose curls all
over the head is still in fashion and is likely
to remain so for some time to come.
Russian embroidery in colored wool, wool
en- braid and colored guipure lace are the
favorite styles of trimming of the season.
Long pins with small hilts are stuck in
each side of the bonnet crowns and they
give firmness to soft folds of the trimming,
while the felt shape itself is in many in
stances maintainedin form by means of pins
stuck here and there.
There will be a rage this season for the
small French capote bonnet made of black
velvet, black satin covered with Escurial or
beaded Spanish lace, and not few of fine
French felt in all the new deep, rich shadows
to match the costume.
A very handsome street costume made in
Paris has plum-cOlored velveteen skirt, with
scalloped scant founce laid over narrow
ruffle of the same goods; the polenaise is OF
gray cashmere with bouffant drapery and
Moliere vest.
Very pretty rough-and-ready wooden good:
for tailor-made suits are in dark colors, with
knotty effects of the red in weaving. They
are likely to be popular, because the fashion
of wearing suits OF one unbroken color ha:
become somewhat monotOnous.
The latest outcropping of fancy in costly
fans is in Grecian and Pompelian design:
| in Pompelian and Turkish colorings. The
kid fans so ornamented are exceedingly
/ handsome. They are mounted on sticks o
| plain or carved mother of pearl, embellisheC
with gold or silver tracery, and command
| from 500 tO S125 each