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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
MANY NOVELTIES ~ A mo DRrsooDs STORE.

The usual fall opening of J. g. G. JohnstOn's
rcnch millinery goods began yesterday, aud through
out the day their immense store was crowded with
shoppers who had opportunity 10 Inspect not ply
the millinery department., but each Of tho others In
which tins house cxccls Among tho striking Imported
novelties are fall wraps, IN "arog- o. vine
plush with shaded pasHcnrntrrie trimming beaded In
old gold being especially noteworthy. Others with tho
new lead trimming aud with black foEtail trimming
are rich and beautiful In dresses. OF WOrths de-
signs Chartreuso vevetHnd Tabao colored silk stand
out amid the rest. Beside this, there walking even
ing ana visiting costumes IN every variety
OF rich materials. Tho millinery department
has on view hats and bonnes OF the newest Partisan
fashion ia which the richest OF materials min cd
with re gorgeous plnmags OF rare birds. novelties In
trnming being the "nsses ears lined with delicate
pink feathers and the chickens hodd. In the cash
mere shawl department founda remarkably large stock
Of these beautiful At time before has there
been 50 favorable opportunity for buyers who may
suit prices ranging from Sl5 TO $500 and
yet obtain genuine article which u few years ago
would have boon sold for three times the price OF
frnges the stock Is extremely largo and well selected
Some remarkably handsome Jet fringings were also
shown, while Of pissementere aud chenille there
variety without Ond.
The dress goods department contains stuns OF raro
beauty and richness In general tho tendency seems TO
bs toward elaborate striped goods. the MORE
and plush being specially noteworthy.
together with raised plush nsnrn n gold gronnd
ami beautiful pearl and bead embroidered white
satlns and silks. Scian ground with velvet flowers
wonderfully beautiful In tho carpet department
found all the novelties In fall patterns from the
pensiVc To good serylceIbo carpet at mode
figure. In underwear there Ia line Of domestic aud
imported novelties which will well repay visit In
fact there article OF feminine wearing apparel
housekeeping and upholstery goods which cannot
be met with In this immense establishment.
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SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.. TUESDAY. SEPT. 49, 1855


oueensIown with pdss and passengers to WI Hurst
Steamer Neysds ,Br Douglas Lyerpoot sept 10 apd
Arrived az the Bar at 10. is a ~ y w.
steamer Ameriqqe TT senteL ayre Sept 10 With mdss
passengers to Louis do Beban Arrived at the Bar
Arrived at the BAR at l0.31am.
wick Ca and Port Royal with mdse and passengers to
Steamer Roanoke Couch Rich%9nd City Point and NOr
Steamer EssnsT Bragg PoaDd with Da,ssn
Steamer Neptune Berry Boston with to II Dmoct
Snip - Palmer Norl sorenson. Hamburg 40 days with
ship Larnica trl ncllr Antwerp 80 days with empty
Bark Artems tNOr Moe Bristol 80 days. In ballast to
sUNsET-wind az sanoy HOOK light wsw; hay,
AT City Island. light, WSwi hay.
sandy HOOK 10 m Barometer. 1910. Thermometer ca,
Wind. Sc, > miles swell heavy f. Weather clear.
Arrived yesterday
steam Frigate Ia Fore Fr dc Ieebran Qu'bec sept Is.
has complement Of 90 officers aud men and carries ~ guns
steamer Thomas Allen Qr Stevens LIVERPOOL IL days,
steamer sal rho Brj, Rogers Hull 81 days, with mdse to
steamer otrlnlo rBr Kerr, Hull sep. l9. with mdse to
steamer europa GER Kcssll, Hamburg Sept - with
steamer Effective (Br Mitchalson Licsa Sept 10 and
Gibraltar H. With sulphur to ORDER vessel SIMPSON,
steamer Dorian !Br swain Genoa Aus a. Legh2rn 10.
Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at 1889 m
CLEARED
Steamer Simon FRI D1rand Havre-Louls de Bebian
Steamer Vera GER, Bussns, Bremen VIA Southampton
Ocrchs K Co.
stfmer Partpense CBr. Hecws Para. PernarnbucO and
CeaTa-R BJIland.
steamer stamford (Nor Grme Ciudad -Thebaad
Bros.
Steamer Morgan City. Adams, New-orieans-J T Van
Sickle.
steamer Nacoochee KemDton savannah-Henry Yonqe r.
Steamer Chattahoochce. Catherine. sayannah-Henry
Steamer Seneca Walker Nor'olz West Point and Newpon
News Old Dominion SIS Co.
stcamcrJ W Garrett Foster Baltimore-J KreTs
Steamer Gen whitney Bearse BOston-H Dilock.
Bark rommassino utau, Tapan. DISCONTINUED. Edyl
& Co
Bark Dorls FckIioR Pierce Uavana-Jas f Ward & Co.
BaFS Fccana (SDan) suatrez, Canary
Aymerch y 60
Bark Vora Hopkins. Blood Batavia, Java.
Swan q SON
Bark Ara swed skantze Elsnore Den for orders
-Funch. Edge & Co.
SAILED.
Steamers GaeGo for Valencia via Cadiz; Roman. Liver.
poO stamford Cndnd Bolvarj ChattahOochee Sayaanah
WyanoAe Norfolk, &C.
Ship Blanchard for Yokohama and Hiogo
Bark Carl0tta for Brisbane.
Also sailed-ya Long Island S0und-Stcamer WelhaveD
for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HULL, Sept 2sArrived steamer MareDgo (Br, Lawson.
from Now York sept Il.
MoyI[IR Sept 2J-Anved steamer Circassa OBI, Camp
bell. from Ncw.lOrk sept 10.
HAyRE Sept 29sa!led steamer Leasing tGer Voss for
Newlork.
HAHBURG Sept 27-Arriyed wieland toer, Heb
ch from New YORK sept IL.
FAsTSEE Sept 2s-iassed steamer LANDAU City (Dr:,
Gore from NewYork. Tor Bristol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

Henry c. Burtcll, a Brooklyn barber, was
taken 10 that city yesterday from Baltimore where he
had been arrested for bgamy, Last winter he married
Mary Mccain, servant In tho family OF DR. d. q. Bod
kin, No OF Sans-st, Brooklyn. and lived " ith her
until August 81 when he disappeared lie left letter
for his wife saying That ne went away on account OF MS
debts The fact published. and Mr-. Anna Katrina
Burtell of No. ia East Twclfth-s the statement
aud recognized In the description the man she had mar
red June 2 1873 and VINO deserted her In sr months
She visited MIRA Burte number and they decided TO
have the faithless husband punished. Justice Walsh
issued warrant for his arrest and the police Of Brook
Iyh. aided by second wife, traced him to Ph4dcl-
phia Wilmington and Baltimore There he arrested
AZ the depot, where detective met him instead OF wife
number two, whom he had sent for. IIe returned to
Brooklyn without requiston. Police Justice Walsh
held him In 81 900 bail lie that no married
the woman who claims TO have been his first wife.
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oo1rMRIA C0LLEGE EXAnLYA1LONS

The entrance examinations nj tOIumDll Col
lege began yesterday There were lis applicants for
admlss 10 the freshman class in the Academic Depart
ueut, and 40 I'm the school Of Mines. SIX young
have applied for admission this fall The college
tern will open Monday Several changes have been
made In tie curriculum Of the School OF Arts This year
Dr. Edward W. Hopkins. the tutor in Latin aud Icnd
who has resigned his position 10 accept the PROFESSIONALLY
Of Greek aud SanskItt at Bryn Mawr College, viii be
succeeded by Dr. H. +. Peck. who has been acting
tutor IN Latin. DR. Pccks place Will be hed by Henry
Short graduate OF the college vacancy has occurred
Ia The Mathematical Department by tue recent death OF
Augustus d. Baker. who acted a. assistant Thomas 4.
Fske Of the class Of 80. Will Ill tue position left vaca
by DR.. Robb former assistant In mathematics, who has
accepted the adjunct prOfessorship OF Mathematics at
Trinity College ~ NJ Butler Of the class OF 81. VIII
assistant TO Professor Alexander In the depart
ment OF philosophy ethics and Psychology Professor
Drislcr IS acting president OF the college during the
Illness OF President Barnard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
REOOKIYN.

Mayor Low returned TO his du;ics yesterday after a
vacation OF three weeks spent at Newport.
Mrs Anne Hammond who had bccn matron 81 the
Kings County Alm,hOuSe for two Years, rendered her
resignation Yesterday to accept similar Office In the
Sailors Snug HarbOr On staten Island.
Tho will Of Mrs CAtharnc Biuney. formerly OF Hall.
fax Nova Scotia. was offered FOR probate yesterday.
The estate she inherited from her husband valued
AZ S5OOOO0 By the viii large part Of n II left to
various charitable uEtitu ions Ia Halifax IN
ing from $4OO to 81 800 The Rev. W. III. Reid Of
Brooklyn, gets 3 900
cry OF stop inlet rang out in SXth-aye. yesterday
morning and small man seen IN swift pursuit or a
large fat one the crowd which gathe ed In pursuit
were Detectives Curran aud Reynolds and they soon
malt the fugitive a prisoner. Ho proved 10 he Adam
Och who was recently employed Nv jacob Roach a
house decorator, Of No 33s Ezabethst TO work npon
the house Of James Henry, at No 1874 Park place.
When lie went away books and other valuahles worth
$50 were missed Roach had To shoulder the responsi
hiIty and resolved % have Och arrested he
laid eyes upon him heuce his pursuit OF him yesterday
och admitted taking the books but denied taking any
thing else
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
NETWORK CITY.

The French raan-of- var La Flore steamed MP the
North River yesterday. and Is now anchoIcd ol
Iwenty-third-3t.
Some of the temperance workers are considering
the adyIsabiityof inviting Sam Jones, the eccentilc
Georgia preacher, to visit this city and hold rcVlVai
services
UNSAFE TO "rAT GREEN APPLE on 4 STICK.
Dr. MEG ilcuddyO No. 12J East Elghty-thlrd-st',
yesterday sent the Bureau of vital Statistics GER
tlficate stating that James Kenny. age nve NAG
died at No. SOB SecOnd-aye, from perltohlls lol-
lowing obstruction, the result Oh eating glech "P
pie on a stick"
LIQUOR SOLD ON SUNDAY.
George II. Huber, proprietor OF the Prospect
Garden, No. 1O6 East Fourteenth-St.. and WlIliam
Burumcister the bartender in George THESES con-
cert hall on toe same block, were each he!u uhuer
500 oail in Jefferson Market Court yesterday LOT
selling liquor last Sunday.
READY To OPEN THE INSTITUTE FAIR.
The horticultural show will be feature at tho
opening of the American Institute exhibition thlS
afternoon at the Institute Building. at lhlrd-aNc
and Slxty-third-st The competitors comprising
many of the besI-known amateurs ana profession
ais, were Dusliy engaged yesterday in getting the
uOn-peTlshabe portions of their exhibits IN order
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOT TO DE SOLD.
A rnnort has been published tn At the Christ Epis-
cOpal Church. at lnirty-hfth-st ana Inll-aFe
was to be sold and new church hnill i1rther up
town. DR.. Snipnan, rector OF the churcI' uehieu l
Tins rumor Yesterday. lie SAID that the subject has
been discussed aud the change viii probably be
made S0ne time in the future, but AZ present there
is no intention of selling the old building.
sUMMARILY SETTLING 4 DISPUTE.
Charles Solomon, q salesman in &. V. Forms &
Company's cloth store at No. 45S broadway, went
to cut sample from piece OF coih yesterday
Emil Hencmmsky, one of the cutters, intcriercd.
The dispute was ended suddenly by solomon who
flung TIE shears ut the cutter. The points struck
Ieuchinsky in the side aHd inflicted slight
wound lie refused to make complaint against
Solomon and he was not arrested.
CHANGE OF TRAIN SERVICE on TIRE EEIE.
With the close of the summer seas III tho Shohoa
Glen express Oh the Erie Railway, is discontinued
The Mountain express leaving Ncw-lork AZ $3.50
D. m will make ITS closing trip west OF Mlddlctown
on SATURDAY. returning on Monday. As n subSt-
ute for this the Buffalo aud Niagara Falls limited
leaving New-YOrk at p. H., VIII connect
at Lackawaxcn on Wednesdays and Saturdays Tor
points Oh the Honcsdale Branch
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ARRIVAL OF THE DAUNTLEss-THE GENEsTA GOING
HoME-THE KNICKERBOCKER REGATTA. -

ARRIVAL OF THE DAUNTLEss-THE GENEsTA 6oiNS
HoME-THE KNICKERBoCKER REGATTA
The schooner yacht Dauntless came up the
harbop In tow and dropped anchor Off Tompknsvie az
1890 yesterday She had been drifting In calm OH
Sandy Hook from o'clock In the morning until lO;30
when she succeeded In crossing the line. She rounded
the Five Fathom hghshp off Cape May at 10 O'Clock on
Sunday morning The loss of her foretOpmast was due
to the parting Of bolt which held the preyenter back
stay.
Captain Colt said In regard to the state mont that he
had asued ping challenge to sail any yacht across
the ocean for $4,000 side. The statement YVES made
entirely without my authority. have issued no such
challenge"
The crew OF the Genesta busy yesterday getting
ready for the return trp to England. The racing Ras OF
the cutter were unbent and sent ashore and preparations
were made TO take out the racing opmas and replace II
with smaller one. | came over aud got beaten aud
nov am going home," said Captain Carter. never
was treated better in my life, though and Ouy wish the
climate had been as kind to my men as everybody has
been TO The men have been badly used up by the
climate" The Genesta will sail for England on Satur-
day
The regatta OF the Knckerb0cker Yacht Club will take
place to-day Eighty three yachts have entered hut IL
Is not probable that half OF them will start. The start
Will be at IL O'Clock. The for the Eighth Glass
Will be to and around the Fort Schuyler buoy. The
yachts In the other classes viii around the Gaugway
buoy. There ID special GLASS for steam launches Tue
entries rnngc from thirteen classes TO three In
Others The iron steamboat Cygnus Will carry the club
members and their friends over the course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican state Committee meeting, Gilsoy HOUSE
IL o,. mn ,o.aO
senate Investigating COMMITTEES, City Hail. io''o
a., c,,
Fall regatta of Knickerbocker Yacht Club.
Opening American Institute Fair, p. M -
Aidermen's Committee on Railroads Guy nan; y. M
Young Mems Republican Club No. q west twenty
Annual convention OF Diocese of New-York' Trinity
Church. 10 q. IN. ,, o. ,to,,
NewYo Athletic Climb championship Ra'heS' uo''
Haven. $3.50 p. III. -. ,,,,. O ,
Ladies' Club for Outdoor Sports, New Brighton; e. l.
Trunk line presidents meeting. Commissioner Fink
Office =, -, NJ ,za,.,, 4.
Metropolitanst Louis baseball match, Polo Grounds
345 p.
Suffolk County fair, Riverhaad, l.. l.
Meetings Of Dock and Aqucduct Commissioners
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HOME Ne Tvs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Arenue Hotel-Senator Warner, Mlii and
Ieyp Morton Judge T. c. Manning, OF Louisiana anu
Railroad ConIn ssioner John ODonnell, OF Albany
Gscy CONGRESSMAN Ira DayenPor. or Pre5
erick Lansing OF Watertown encouragement J0hn ~
Camp, OF Lyons exCongressman David Mi,9er u stnr
Uouss-Fx-GoyernOr william +. Smith. or Vlrglnla
Park Avenue HoeBshop Cleveland G0xe OF
Potter of Union College, and The Rev DE- Windsor OF
Horneilsville. N w.: Windsor HoeG a.. WaTt
Skinner OF Chicago, aud j. G. Peasey ycereslaene VI
the Chicago Burlington end Quincy Railroad company
Ii5cmGrIe Hotei-John S. DeanO OF Ohio Hotef nol
n,ondis-professor NJ Charters, OF Glasgow nese-
minister HOtel-Ex-Senator s. H. Wendo'cr' VI 0'''''
ant. N Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30

The trouble in tho South Baptist Church. In Totem
VILE L. was not queuched when the sexton fcll into
the well on Sunday night At the meeting on Monday
evening decided close the church doors against
the Rev Mr. Bolts and bis friends and declare the pulp
vacant. Mr.. Bolts said yesterday that he had
been called pastoratc In Mount Vernon. where ne
was receiving salary OF 81 300 by DeacOns Turner and
Henry Butler. and had made and paid for many I'm
pr1ycmcnts and had added thirty new members 10 the
church. 1.-THE troLblc" he added began IN prayer
meeting time ago, when asked some one 10 pray
Deacon Butler took the lead ami had Just said, Let ia
pray when said Pleas walt He became angry AT
This After meeting applogl2cd but no would not &C
cept apology aud he boosted openly that when my
year was IIp would 20" On September 20 tho pastor
requested tho deat 10 meet him and two converts
who wished To give their experience preparatory 10
baptism Tho deacOns did not appear aud tho cOugrega
ton decided that tho converts should De baptized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
E1ECrRIoAL SUB-WAT COMMISSION.

The Fir Department sent word TO the Elcc-
trcal Subway Commissioners yesterday that nO per
mission had been given TO any electric light company TO
place It's wires poles belonging TO the department.
d. Brooks Of PHILADELPHIA pressed the claims OF supe-
r0rity or tho Brooks system all others Electric
his system 10 be placed separate iron pipes sanr oil
with paranc oil. Mr.. Brooks said that no author
lied by Dr. Green, OF the Western Union Company TO
that. II his system adopted by tho Commission,
money wOuld be furnished To have the wires put down
without delay. The Commission adjourned until Thurs
day Mt IL o'clock after which the members Will meet
daily until October 49, Some definite action will then
be taken with regard 20 the scecon OF some feasible
plan for placing the vines underground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
JERsEr CATTLE UNDER TIE HAMMER.

A fine herd of about sixty. five Jersey cattle,
belonging TO Colonel H. s. Russell. OF Milton, Mass, was
sold IT auction yesterday in the American Horse Ex-
change by Potter c. Kellogg Co. Colonel Russell Few
dny nro decided go Europe this fall and IN conse-
uupnce wished TO sell his stock which were sent down
In hurry without being prepared in any special way
Tor exhibition. Tue sale therefore unexpected In
general the prices realized were low but some few cattle
went at a fair figure Lady ~ Kassassin. an imported
COW brought 500 about one third OF what MS paid Tor
her by the Colonel. a handsome little six months
heIfar by BOmbas Son and Desire, sold for $40.
Bombas Son caused the most spirited bddn OF tho day.
r. Burnett OF Salisbury Mass. determined 20 Keep the
snendid animal In New-EnglRnd Two or three Others
tried 20 outDld him, but Mr.. Burnett went them
better every time until he reached S2,6Oo; None o,
tho others would 10 higher than that aud the animal
was accordingly knocked down to Mr. Burnett amid the
cheers OF the crowd There vas largo attendance OF
eester Mass G.. g. MoultOn A. b. Darling. Ramseys'
Mill V. n. Willis. Marlboro ~ j.; j. ID wing, +. o.
Unvcmyer BENJAMIN Swan, oyster Bay; d. T. Appleton,
irswich Massi Major Henry T. Alvoord H0ughton,
Tsy RIdeet md g. W. Robbins Weathersheld, Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
SPECIAL DELIVERY OF LETTERS.

Postmaster Pearson has completed the arrange
ments for the special delivery system TO go into
effect tomorrow, by which letters having SPECIAL
stamp may be delivered by special carriers inlned-
ateiy upon beng deposited in the Post Office The
stamp costing 10 cents has been for sale for seye
raj days III Is shorter and wider than the ordinary
postage stamp. 1t bears the representation of q
messenger boy. The new service will be under the
general direction, as to details. of superintendent
hicnards, OF the city delivery department.. The
address OF each letter. as it received at the Post
once, Will be recorded in book kept for the pur
pose; The date and hour and the name OF number
and return, will also be recorded The leiIer
will then be taken by one of the substitutes to its
destination. Letters directed to distant part of
the city will be sent with the regular mails to the
branch stations near the point of delivery and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
TOPICS DISCUSSED BY THE ALDERMEN.

TIC AIucTIntH yCkICTUay auOUCtU Il TtbOIU-
ton requesting tho Controller 10 report the Board the
amount the valuation Of real and personal
estate for each since 1873 fixed by the Tax Com
mssoners with the OF taxation in each year. and
the amount OF the city debt on the first day OF January
each year since 1878. and tho amount that the ctys
debt has been reduced each year by payments from
foundations In the SINGING Fund
Sowing to the fact that Ophtalnia prevails TO
siderable In tue public schools In tue lower part
OF the city Board OF Health requested
such action might bo deemed necessary to check the
progress Of the disease
Mr.. Hall offered resolution giving permission to a
baseball club to play ball Sunday. After discussion
IL was lost by n vote OF 10 TO g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-30
BEER CONTAMINATED WITH COPPER AND SALTS

Inspe ctOrs of the Second Sanitary Division
recently procured samples OF ale aud beer at several
stores where brass faucets used In drawing tho
hds from barrels, and the samples submit ed to
Professor Waller the Department chemist for HnaJ sis
DR. Cyrus Edison yesterday forwarded 10 the Board OF
Health report wing that ale procured at Nos 40 Peck
slip and 10 Cherry beer obtained Mt 90 Jamers,
dangerously contaminated with copper aud salts.
He recommended that Section No. 200 OF the Sanitary
Code which prohibits the OF such faucets, DO
forced His request that tho fruit inspectors, who may
be competent to inspect beer and ate taps be retained
for that service after September granted
don that there enough money In the treasury TO pay
their salaries
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BEA UTIFrL COSTUMES, WRAPS AND BOyYETS.
The fiueness and bIightness of the weather

BEA UTIFTL COSTUMES WRAPS AND BOyNETS
The fiueness and brightness of the weather
yesterday caused the various dry goods stores ~ be
crowded with shoppers hat probably among them
was more favored from early morning I'LL late In the
evening than that Of Stern BrOhecs Nos 81 "a and SO
them all their friends this particular day was che
opening OF their fall winter mI orons OF Paris
costumes, wraps, trimmed bOunctS aud hats. Through
the day the head OF their costume department was
kept busy exhibiting one beautiful toilet after another
which had just arrived FROM Paris. Among the most
strkius OF these was evening toilet by WORTH exhibit
inc To the full his well known characteristics IL
sisted Of long train and bodice OF garnet brocaed silk
the palm leaf pattern OF when was repeated IN Tue
piuk The trimmings OF net, worked Gin crystal
beads. shaded" shot I'm every color. Particularly
striking, too, visiting costume In bac-colOr
brocado trimmed with colored crystal. aud with q
pastron coiorcd beads in front and back An electric
blue visiting dress also remarkable formed Of striped
hrUcadc and trimmed win a net tibner ana beads,
cOorci from blue 10 garnet The effect " these under
strong artificial light i remarkable walking dress
serge green trimmed with knOtted bison coth
aid vita "A wrap 10 match simple but elective as
bodice having ! Jacket front aud coat back. mold
color silk outlined with sd pink and with rise velvet
trimming u beautiful example a. the drcssfndkers
skill aid taste. was brown Siciliau silk with an
elaborate tblor OF brad In front trimmed with wooden
Not ess remarkable WAS the display OF hats including
Equestrian OF hunters lgrcen velvet edged with
shell beads. the trimming IN front being large green
bird with pink algreo fastened with a small bow OF
feather .lye ribbon. Then there was the julie OF
bl ok velvet with high with facing Of canary
velvet let trimming and French tips with Jet arette
caught with canary ribbon bows. In hOnnets there was
grIy velvet with triple row OF bronze shell beads.
trimmed With bronze and grayIaCe. with large bird,
velvet ribbons and earnitue OF gray and brouZe
ln,c All the leading novelties In TX aud velvet plushs
for combination costumes and In wOOen fabrics fsc IN
srpea, checks aud plads In AL the new designs and
shades were be The fringe department Is par
tcuarly remarkable. every variety of tue ne wooden
ftngc being found rs wei as Others IN every variety oI
bead, ict chenille and braid.