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New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
dividend Notices.

NEw.Y oRK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CoMpAST
TRRAsUEEKs OFFICE.
NEw.YoRK. June T. 1886.
4 DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT on the
~ capital stock the New. York and Harlem Railroad
ompans will be paid by the YORK central and H9dson
under the prov iOns OF The
contract companies at this once on the
r. Ti,nsier hooks will lie closed AT p. m.
Tuesday tLe 18th inst ana reopeued at 10 o'clock III.
'"' W f. v W. ROSSITER.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
financial
financial
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA and
GEORGIA RAILROAD.

Agreaby to section OF tho agreement OF reorganization
OF the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railroad Com
pany notice hereby given to the holders OF inc oon
Trust ompany certificates issued I'm lieu OF East Tennessee
virginia and eorsia bonds Cincinnati and Georgia
divisional bonds and Tennessee Virginia and Georgia
debenures and thereon that there will
be meeing the Office Of the Central Trust Company ON
THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE. 1886, at IL O'Clock TO
the first board directors OF the company
said board TO consist OF fifteen tl5l in number.
The polls Will open from II o'clock to O'Clock
y. - ..,. ~, ,,, -
June IL 1886. ..-.
By order Of the committee. F. II. OLCOTT, Chairman.
=. 1856
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Gteamboats ano Rallroaos.
AND NEW-ENGLAND.

A -BUSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
~ Watch Tl. Narrag sett Pier. Bar Harbor
STONINGTDN LINE INSIDE ROUTE.
Steamers from PIER 36 North River. block
above Canal ST. at 300 daily, except sunday;
train with paro rccDing cairs) between steamer
landing and Boston without charge.
f. w. POPPLE. General Passenger Agent
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
- ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS On TIME.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depots New York foot Of Barclay and Christopher sts
"a m Day except sundays. Buffalo ANA Os@ego Express
Pullman coaches TO Water Gap stroudsbure ng
hamton. lnra, Bath Buffalo syracuse OsweeO. Greene
oxford 0rwch Ttca. connect at for Pitt~on
Wukesbarre Danve Northumberland for
Ithaca and intermediate stations.
~. Bngbamton and Em,ra Express. Pullman coaches
for Water Gap Scranton. BnghamiOn Owego and Emira.
scranton for Ptt0n Kingston. Wilkes barre &c
6p Daily Buffalo Limited Typrcss Pullman cOlches
for Sroudsburg 0cranto1. BinghamtOn Owr2o, Flmra,
Corning Bath Wayand. Buffalo &C. arriving IN Buffalo
500 connecting with trains FOR all points West Sleep
coach for Oean via. Wayland arriving $40 a.
Daily BIiao and oswego Express Pullman
coaches for stroudsburg Scranton Bnghamo Cortand
Owrgo for taca and intermediate stations Sltur
davs. Connects Buffalo with rains for all points West
see time tables for trains Morris and Essex Di
vision.
FALL RIVER LINE.-FOr Boston, Newport,
Fall River Cape Cod Martha's Vineyard. Nantucket.
Fiichburg. Lowell White Mountains. MI Desert &c. Tho
wcllknOwn steamers Pilgrim amt Bristol leave NewY0rk
daily sundays included az from Pier % told NO)
- r.. foot Of Murray-st Connection by annex boat from
BORDEN & LOWELL. GEO. l. CONNOR.
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TROY BOATS-CTrIZENS' LINE.

Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA Leave Pie.
~, North River foot OF Christopher. except Sa
day at T. Ii. Sunday steamer touches at Albany
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

OFFICE OF HOUSTON WEST sT.& PAvONA FERRY RI. CO.,
O.4IJ EAST GINTH-sT.. NEw YORK. Nav 70. 1856
fNHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF directors and
inspectors election viii be held at is Office Tues
day June g. 1856, between the hours Of II m anu p IN
The transfer books will be oed the 29th until June
IL. HASBROUCk.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
1lrsiral Justrnmcnts.

A NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
and Sqnare PIANOS OF our make which especially
selected aud only used by the ri ISIS OF the MEIROPOI
lIAN OrERA HOUSE co duung the past opera season
Will be sold at iDcrl rs1ucuOn from our regular Drce,.
PIANOS FOR RESr-SpeoidIly alap.et for Country and
seashOre - -
WM. KNABE & co,
L
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

Fer Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No
1873 broadway. 42dst. 18Th primary,
ercia CLASSIC al Gepar, mcns; Instruction thorough
NJ D. HOBBY. ". AKIN. Prms n. C. hENDKlCk
h ~ N.As
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

PROVIDENCE LINE.-FOr Providence WOr-
i cester. Northern New England AMI White Mountain
points hole Island and Massachusetts will leave
Pier 20. y. r., DAILY except sunday nj , III.
+. W. PJPPl.E Gen. Pas. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave from Chanbers-st station for Fngewood
Tenany Closer spark and Nvack 800 73o $50 $50 and
ll:3Oa m :l5 32J 40. 800 $40. $780, 3 1870 m
IL midnight sundays 1880 930a m. and p m.
For Nanuet spring Valley. Monsey ana fallmans. $50
1880 $3.50 a. M. 40 6:30 Sundays 33Oa D. IN
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Cfran Gicamcrs.

Hamburg American SS. Line for Hamburg.
i Iammonia June s. q m. Ionemia, June IL 2;30 pm.
Wesi oh aha June 10 1890 khaetit June H. o. 90 M
NJ reduced prices. send for Tourist Gazette" ~
KUNHiKDT q co, G. y. RICHARD d CO.
EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
~ tickets for individual travellers tn ana m All
parts Europe connection with any limo OF steamers
bpecai tickets for pleasure travel In all parts OF e soos
TMos COOK q SON. 2ei Brosdway. NewYsrk.
II IfiEp STATES MAIL sTEAMERs
" Fop QUEENSTOWN AND LlvkRPOOIA
Leave PIER 50 N. r. foot OF kinxst ~. -
rpVk June ., 3oV ~
WISCONSIN iu'shsy, JunS
~iASk tuesday. June ~ SOU y NJ
VYoMI ueslay Jnne ~ 1ao y M
.pIZON A. ................- Tuesday Ju v ," sSp ~
hrn rassae $50 and upward accoraing 10 location In
'ei"' N u DERHlLLH a CO.. - broadway. NY.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
l LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, ~ NA ChN-
v Al AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MsNiCo
From New York. pier foot canal 81 N n
For Francisco via the lsthinush rAoanA
G 10 sus uetiay. June : noon
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN fR%NcIsco.
Cabin $50. Steeraee: s'5
From San Francisco. 1st AMI brlnnan ssS,
~ For China and Jtpan. -
CITY OF sYD7 sails ,tariiv June ~ .. m;
pAiv o"oo w 'n' p' H. ]. BULLAY. superintendent
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

1 1lNKw.YoRK NEw.uAvEN AND HARTFORD r. n.
Trains leave Harlem River Station. S2i-s, and
Lnconaye Third Avenue Bridge Harlem river
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Raoadl daily except
Sundays at e;:5. 7;'2 glo i9 ll.55 m 2lo SS5 40
Hunts Point, West Farms, Van Nest West Chester
Tinpson's. Bay Chester tpoham Bayl, Barlow (Cty
Island Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting at
New Rochelle with trains for all points tue line OF
the NewYork, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and AIT iEe Divisions New Canaan Middletown.
Britain and Sunod Branches and and oil points
East.
Midnight train for Now Rochelle and all intermediate
tons at 1910 q. IN. daily, except Mondays.
sunday for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tons at 10 and $50 the latter train connsctiny
New ochelie with Grand Central DepN aud
Stamford.
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Ehs. H. NoRTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck Slip Pier y O. - L. r. at and IL Sundiys
excepted connecting Of NevHayen with special trains for
MER1DEN. HARgF Rn SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKE.
Tickets sold and baggage checkef at e44 Broadway
Y, and Courts st. Brooklyn New Haven and
return. 81 So
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
tho Ehsr: An rail from Grand Central Depot Three
trains daily (sundays croepted) TO boston
psr atrachedj and u with palace sleep
Ing caIs Sundays at IL with palace eeepiAg
Aaen
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE LANE ROUTE"
FROM NFW.IORK TO LIVERPOOL. VIA OTFEy9
TOWN.
FAST E%PRLss MAI. SERVICE.
SATURDAY. June IL. D. m
ITNU SATURDAY.. June -.
saturday. June 20. II M
L A. y a. IN.
'T'ose steamers fra class -
CABIN PASSAGE $50. ssO and II co. Intermediate S35
steerage tickets Ia and from all parts OF Europe
!Ow rates. Freight and passage Ofce No. Bowling Green
VERNON H. BROWN & Co, Agents
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE FKFNt II LINE TO HAVRF
COmpanys Pier mew) No AZ North Of Morons
Ia NORMAN DIE Kersabiec.. Saturday. June ~ D. 10
81 ~ y Dardi mac SATURDAY. June H. 4 d. NJ
IABHAD DOR Peuere II Hauerive sat. June 20 30 D. m
- . 80 - ~ rg"r L. AT. July :" ~
The ncxt sailing Of la Normsnde. .Julv IL
1Iansaantiqne Of Paris ~ ~ "i"O
LOUIS be BEBIAN, Agent, No Bowling Green
BRANCH OFFICE l.ls0 BROA DWAY
NOIlDr ID iuE PUBLIC
Dating from June next the
Generate ranatlantique will sail YORK every SAT-
UKDAY instead OF every WednsstaT a. heretofore
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pED "D LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO. CURACOA AND
MARACAIBD
from Pier So East River
PhlLADhLPH A.............- " WcdncsGay June 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Saiuidag. Ju,y 10
1lose AMhEICAN STkAMERS specially built FOR the
uadc have very superior accommodations for
Al letters that NAV Dc sent the days tho
steamers sail viii be duly forwarded providing they i'll
costd III stamped envelopes O denomination sufficient "
cover e United states pOstagc Of5 cents per hafOnnce
For freight or passage apply
IOULTON. BLISS d DALLETI, General Managers,
"A l..f
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ EAlLMAY. Ferries in New. York from foot

RAILWAY Ferries In New York from foot OF Jay
and West 42d ST.
From $50: West 42d st. Q; 10 N. expres,
for MifdlcOwn Elenvle Monticello Liberty. White Lake
Delhi Oswe AID interGcdate stations Pullman drawing
jay st. 800 West i2ds. 3l5 p Ulster County
NffcioWn. kicnvle. Monticello Liberty. white
Lake AMI nermeia s;srons Pullman drawing groom cars
Jav-st 5:iS. West t2.st. J:3J m. Night
Osweco. Suspension Bridge, 1hOussnd Islands Pullman
Sleeping ard-coaI psssen ger train
J. G. ANDERSON. O. P. a., lS Exchange Place y. Y
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES
" TER. PORTLAND EEW-LONDON. NORWICH
WHITE MOUNTAINS : aud all points Fast From pier 80
steet Eerryl. Mt o p N steamer CRY OF w IC -.
TER" Iursfays 1hnrsdays srd SATURDAYS CITY
Or NEW-lORh." Mond1ys Mcdnesdiys and Frdays This
me has nnoguallod facilities fof handling distbutr
rceht throi shont new FEglqni steamer each way
u II eX"ep Sunday. eIcu-iyey 'or reig Tickets nni
secured II 217 257 2S .9T r7 ana 20 Broai.
hstor House Windsor snd cosmopolitan Hotels: rSs
rutonat Brooklyn at rie:40 Ncrh H.vcr. stesnrrs
GtO"cE w. BRADY, Agent
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'rtorscd by phyScans. cierrylnen
MT sbf professional
~ y ~ n peo le generally.
hiTINA CO., ~ th ave, Y.
gnstruCiicn.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. No.
L 1873 broadway. 42dst~ 4sth primary, com
B oTa &KRiS Pins "i'esUI e. SlI1S
sCN. Associate.
For Young Laiies-City.
NIRS SALIoBURY'S SCHOOL, 4 East 5Sth.
Nl =. 'aeng Central Park Damon. o..o,.,
N;A,E ENOISELLE RUEL. of the late school
2tls,, ,o;st between Madison and 9TH opening
UpOFESSORandN MADAME ALFRED COLIN
rs%evSd their Young Ladies sesoo from SG East
WELLESLEY COLLEGE, .-Entrance exam
w j. ,ls given classical scboo for girls Madison
p-c .,thsr., Monday June 7, week following
Ter Both sexes-citv.
A -CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
T. H%n oS a5S nass %a.se g5 h
I'D MISS Gnlsh 2LNs SCHOOL aeS 1oF GIL.
For Young Laiies-cou1.ry.
RYE SEMINARY, Rye, NewYOrk.
H tor particulars address NJ, ,,,r,
"CHE ELMS," Sprn gfield ass.-Family,
L bay and Music School for iriA Primary Academia
'A'''" KISSES TCHiER cnAMPNEy. Principal.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL and Wellesley
.oo M G ns%e ys" ep ~
any college Instructors. For circulars
MIS- MIS- hPA nldAnp5 Il ShIHa r5esss asssAsown ra.a.
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
BACKWARD AND INVALID BOYS.-The
- Undersigned experienced physician and teacher,
instruction OF such specially 10
eaton of the deli 2htul and belful III New-Fng
Adir,ss DR. WILLIAMSON. Lyme Conn
NOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
~ College. Conditioned rejected candidates coached
sCinner winter. f. HOFFMAN, stockbudee, Mass
T(ORDENTOWN n. j. MILITARY lNSTi-
- TUTE IleJsres ior concre scientific school or orti
nary bUsnos. syseniazed study. common SENSE teach
ne Neglected ourdstions looked after eathy location
L"moliAocare Address Rev T. H. LANDoN. A. NJ.
Principal. Boidcntown. NJ
BRADFORD ACADEMY.-Fo the higher
education Of young Full corps competent teach
Gs. letI conn cnc sept T. 1886 For circulars aud All
nissl0n Apply TO Ms ANNIE r. JOHNSON rincipa for
expenses 10 J. H. h.NGsBURY Treasurer Bradford Mass
ELMW OOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
'rtret q the sos MI 90 wen prom by The advantages
r1eo by tts scLooi. Address FRANK Nj. HOWE. supt
L1KEEHCLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
40 yosE Ji,IfI6s fOr business Tor Princeton.
luuibis. ale sid .GIvaTd fIv "A. O. CHAMBERS. Prin
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
L NOgs estor dasS 3lst year begins sept ~, 1854
g. 3. 4ETCALf A. N. snperlntendenI
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Courses Civ ngineerng Chemistry Natural History.
EatAc1atics ana Physics
For particulars address the
DEAN or THE LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
Cambridge, Mass
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AETNA Is THE WONDER
OF the lGth century Call or address
AETNA CO., SS 5thaye., y. Y
Ocean 5icamrrs.


ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
IA NATIONAL AND ANCHOR LINES.
- New-lOrk 10 Liverpool VIA Queenstown.
CITY OF ROME WednesGsy Juur 23. 10 a m
AMERICA...... Wednesday, 10
AND regularly every alternate Wednesday thereafter
saloon passage. 500 ana upward EXCURSION tickets ayaa
able 10y either steamer at reduced RATES.
For passage or further particulars apply 70
r. W. J. HURST, HEN DERSON BROTHERS
2 Battery Place y Y. Bowilng Green, NY. ~
A NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"a sail every saturday rom Ncw-York for
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
ETHIOPIA. June T. 2p III DENONIA. lnne &c, noon.
ANCHORlAlu 10. a IN. FlkN NtSSIA. Juiy g. q a. IN
CABIN $40 and S5 Second class $50 Return 500
SteeTage outward 500 pr paid 800.
HEN DEftSON BROTH Frs. General Agents.
30 Ieeu New
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For YOUNG Laiie5-City.
Tor Pofh Sexes-Citv

A -CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re
~ hi BIZ IN formation free. mailed for postage.
Il T. AVERY. Amin school Bureau. Mosi lith-st. N Y
x EAST 65THST.
sO MISS CHIsR )LM's SCHOOL FOR GTRL4
Harvard Preparatory Class 50. Boys Glasses
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANShTLAN.

RED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New u ork and Antwerp every Saturday
BfIIl.N Ia Saturday June IL, ~
WAi SLAM SATURDAY. lime Ig -.uo n,
fprlng Summer Rates: to
cursiOn rates. 81 10 $3.50 Second cabin S5 excIrson
500 Stecrage at lowest rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Genl Az Rroadvav
THE U. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
a Amencsn passenger line for 81 Thomas barbados
Para Maranhsia Pernamiuco Bahia Rio de Janero con-
meeting for MOntcvideO and intermedia.e ports.
fiNAN, - wednesday, June 3ui from
ADVANCE SATURDAY. Aug. IL Robert stores. BROOKLYN
-, rom Newport News, Va thiId day after att D. m
fAOL GERHARD q CO.. General Agents 81 Broaa.st.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

For Young Ladles-Cou1try.
DYE SEMINARY, Rye, New York.
IL Tor particulars address
New-York tribune., 1886-06-08
Geaebers.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~ e.ses supplied without charge. TEACHERS registered
free Many vacancies. Form for stamp r. r. AVERh,
American school Bureau, West l4th-st. ~ y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
Little women's Gowns.

A pretty dress for the girl from TO 10
was thus modelled; 1t was OF liue quar-
i,y Of yelling, with a white ground on
which were printed dainty figures Ia d
deep porcelain blue. The skirt was pam
and very full, and was finished with a
hem little less than finger IN depth,
and TWO tucks oi the same widths thele
was n low-uecked body, made full ID lrout
and AZ the back, and plain az the sidesi y
was finished at the top with a piping OF
dark blue silk; the straight around neNI
~ rhe material was finished, top ana DOT
tom. with a smaller piping, ana the sklrl
,,,e,,lv nleated In single box pleatsi ln
oni,e ths old.fashionod way, was reWsu
5irectIy 10 the belt; there WAS no Sleeve
I'M. the srmholc was hnlshed VIA
otn,ng of the SILK. a belt OF blne FelVet
rihhon. with ends on one side, alH Neit =.
hretelles finished With q DOW on eau
shoulder. was worn With this ilt'le uless,
which. with it's low neck aud aoSencv -
sleeves. necessitated the pretty tacAeu ~
enbroidered guimpe. This y very ~.
-, nndal. aepscially for slight cnllu' aue
NAV he repeated In all kinds u sulunss'
me buntings ,albatross cloths, cernllielSs;
deIaipes. aud Ia ginghanis, zepnyrs an ~
cesmbrays The bretelIes should DC ?, o.
ysiret. and ia darker shade than w
svass ttself ii the stuff Of which me
er res h made K darker, then the oreIeiiss
,.,li ~ In Inc same color, or 10 slseh'
White WOOL dresses VIII be pretfS, insl 4,
~ MS way. WITH bretelles and oslt q
dsrt blue. DARK red or black yelyet. 2
ysrlatinn q made by having me n9a a
'a,,ad scross with Nenon velvet, me coioi
n that used far the bretelles: .Axae
" white muslin dresses for girls q 'nis'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23


Strlpes grow In fashionable favor.
White chemlsetts are again in favor.
Bounets OF rough straw are worn to
excess.
The fashionable folding fan has seven
sticks.
are much worn.
iOnabie fayor
YAK aud Chantllly lace take precedence
for trimming. ,,,.
Iet IL as prominent as ever In millinery
and dress trimmings.
The Spanish comb Is iaYoflte aoOih'
meDt for lace bonnets.
Pongees have stripes composed OF mar
row lines OF soft colors.
Striped grenadines have cFesceDts OF
tiny, bright-hued towers.
Bangles, with their concomitants 81 Sc
uillns and coins, continue 70 pc worn
silver ones being as much 10 demand rs
FACE mlts are again in vogue. They
come IN all lengths, black and white, and
me the correct wear for dinner partles
and summer evening dinner festivals.
NerroW- striped chaillie de LANES are
made 10 10 have the width 81 the stun
form the Knit OF the skirt, 10 that me
strIpes run horizontally, not vertically
mt this style Is not arbitrary.
verv stylish and becoming Jerseys are
r,sde II cream-cOlored stocklnets very
soft wa fIne Of texture, trimmed WIN
revers az aoldcn-hrown velvet, and ieat-
..,,ed WITH 4 row Of handsome mfullm'
slved buttons Of bronze
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

The Hair Dealers association OF The
city of New York has issued the following
notes on ladies' hair-dresslng.
Questionable ladies viii wear their
hair high this spring and summer. For
ordinary wear the figure on the crown
OF the head or the Mikado bow-knot, a
graceful knot made with three long loops
OF hair with curled ends, fastened with
she'll pins. The front hair will be dressed
with the latest novelty in front couture,
'The Mikado,' narrow, pointed web of
light curls and waves placed on the fore
head as low as may be becoming, clearing
the temples; the hair at the temples is
slightly waved and drawn towards the
crown. This original couture has been
worn lately by the leading society ladies'
and is likely to become a favorite. A Golf.
lure which Is also worn, and a decided
novelty, is made OF two fluffy braids
which are braided In with the hair in the
nape OF the neck and carried towards the
ear, and the curly ends are fastened neal
the braids at the back. This peculiar
arrangements forms a very graceful coro-
net braid divided in the center; the from
hair Is dressed In fluffy curls up TO the
crowning braids. This is the mos
classical couture produced by the Paris
ian artists and as it can be made simpl,
as well as ornate II will be adopted by
the fashionable world when properly
known. The ladies who have had theil
hair cut short last year, being tired o
the style, are now letting their hair grow
as it may be too short yet to twist. The,
have it curled and wear 1t in wayl
curls in the neck, style quit
becoming to the young. Som,
ladies who like this style, but do no
want their hair cut, get curled chignoi
al their hair.dresser to represent IL, Tn,
variety of bangs is becoming bewidereC
and hair-dressers are getting it'll
mixed, as the difference is so slight be
tween them. The Lang.ry bang merge,
into the London bang, then came the Fec
dora bang, and the baby bang; now tn
Mikado bangs, which come almost to
point IN the center of the forehead. Whei
these bangs are straight they are mostl
unbecoming and should be slightly curle,
TO be tolerated. Bowknots Of ribbon
and flowers are very fashionable as orna
ments for dressing the hair for iull.dres
wear. The addition of light foatne
algret to pouf of flowers is very stylish
For ordinary wear shell pins and ok
died silver pins The Mikado fan pin
are much worr.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

For morning wear, the leading tailors
are making round skirts OF striped
trousering, the undersklrt with the run
ming around horizontally, the tunic of the
same material having the stripes placed
vertically. The result is, that a woman
In this style OF skirt does not resemble a
Msy-pole, as the stripes usually elongate
to sad extent. Above the tailor-built
skirt tlghtnttlng twill coat is worn,
double breasted, but cut out from the
throat midway to the waist, for the pur-
pose of disclosing TO view a jaunty white
dlckey. Around the collar is tied white
cravat knotted in the sailor fashion and
fixed in place by a horseshoe pin. Plain
straw hats OF the color of the dress are
worn with these morning dresses, with
rather broad brims, rolled round and
bound with corded silk ruban, on the
back of the nat is placed an enormous
BOW Of corded ruban.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23


As do not desire again to open a mil
llnery and fancy goods store, ! viii close
out such goods as ! have remaining AT
prices much below the regular market
price. shall be pleased 20 show the
goods any day between the hours n lQ
in the morning and 6 In the evening, at
the rooms over the restaurant, Slf Nain
street, side entrance.
The goods consist OF
SILK serges,
silk surahs,
silk ottoman,
Gros faille,
Watered silks,
Summer silks and grenadines,
Dress forms,
Kid gloves,
Ladies' crepe handkerchiefs in white
and colors,
Hat and balr ornaments in great va
rlety,
Lsces, nets, yelling, ribbons, embrold
cry Hoss, needles, etc, etc,
Gents silk handkerchieis aud pocket
books.
Yours respectfully,
Mis-. + r. MoNTRosE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
simple Costume.

A lovely costume Of blue sateen with
bright red flowers dotting its surface has
the skirt plated to the knee on the front
and sides. The back laid IN full plaits
its length. The front drapery Is a
rounded short apron pinched with a mar
row edge Of bright red sateen, the ends
of drapery carried TO the back, where IL
forms in full fluffy loops and short ends
The basque waist is gathered In the
shoulders, again at the waist line. A
sash belt Of The red from the under.arm
seams ties in narrow loops, and ends on
the left of front; the back Is a position,
sleeves have cuffs Of red. A sailor collar
finishing in front, leaves the neck 70
be- nicely finished with a plating OF llsse
or lace.edged null, which also Ills IN the
v, a narrow red ribbon looping finishing
at THAI point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
FrilIs.

Those who think dainty frills and lacef
more becoming than stiff white linen col
lars and cuffs, but who find this sort Of
unwashablc lingerie quite expensive, car
make a great saving by purchasing either
cream.whlte, snow-white, or black Grape
lisse By the yard and cutting 1t up Into
bias folds. The method is TO mount the
folds on bands OF stiff net, with a loop OF
very narrow picot ribbon peeping out be-
tween at regular intervals, the loops being
arranged in the same manner as the Dor
der to baby's cap. Navy blue and car
dinal ribbon are most used for genera
wear, but occasionally the "boughten'
frills show three and even four violently
contrasting colors used Many prefer the
lisse alone without any addition OF ribbon
loops. Others prefer bits of narrow BLACK
or garnet velvet. Etamlne, silk canvas
grenadine, Venetian Grape and silk mul
are all used for lingerie with good effect
and any or all Of these diaphanous fabrics
can be purchased by the yard.