New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
WOMANS c, Silly CLAIMANTS.
CLEVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO PREVENT r
EXTINCTION OF lie BuFFAlO.

CLEVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO PREVENT THE
EXTINCTION OF THE BUFFALO.
The approach OF cold weather Is never unwelcome "a
the woman VINO Possesses seaskn coat. Not because
sealsklu Is beautiful durable. comfortable
than half dozen oheI kinds OF does 1t retain the
first place in public estimation but largely because II
urhest to bring about thar exclusiveness in dress
and adornment which is at once the ambition and lie
spsir OF haunted bg constant dread OF
| being mistaken FOR ordinary people
How often DO husbands hear their wives complain in
voices choking with vexstou tna Mary tine maid has
out In a costume Ike mine! us n shamel I'll
give her warning at once. OF course it's comm on
material not half good mine; but then it looks
much ike IL. The impertinent thiugl"
Yet Is frse country; and far the cheap imta-
ton is carried what called novelties by store
keepers 10 their spring and fall openings" is well
known to careless Observers AMI yet sort Of re-
action in this line have this with
some uanuta sturera shoppers. VINO have followed
announcements III THE TRIBUNE Of the openings Of
hrsclass drygoods this fall must have noticed
special mention made of number OF msteri.
as,extrrmey expensive to manufactures; which it would
appear almost impossible to initiate cneapy. These
goods were evidently Designed for class. Cheap fac
SMILES Of them not prOcur.be aud prices asked
for hem were, Iar It's ordinary buyer CON
cerned. simply prouibivs That tney were
I've tile class for wdOm they were intended without
saying.
cloth into coats for
WHO object t" seeing the white waiter mao
brother cisd n brosdcl"th satoe
Yet the attempt will probably fail every endesvOr
Ia produce exclusive garment Will 0uly stimuli lie tue
ingenious lnitatOr to fresh activity. II lie novel and
striking snsds or color to-day, the chocolate crote
bellies Of the Eighth Ward viii lie gay with II Tomorrow
II Il be new shape for hat bonnet TINS yon
will ostch Elnp-es OF the t0otlisbt- through tr-somo
mass or u next week II II bc uew dross mattel al
Quaint IN de-gn artistic In combination. immunity from
asurfeii OF II can lie counfed on for barely month
All tits dwelling process in clothes In with
modern Darh:Drry. When everything Was made ~
hand unique and exclusive work secured by paying
Tor lahor and time. Ch-ar cloths bad 10 b- made in a
bury Now machinery turns cut cotton print. or q
gro--gratn silk at equal seed The difference cost
consists almost entirely Of material
Now seaskn combines. perhaps. the two qualities of
in ie highest f-gree- Hence its UNDERSTANDING Popu-
larity. And yet even sesskL initiated aud
,i-tect the 1er-uco examination, appears
to Ne wel-founled apprehension that before long
s"Alskin RsrmeDt VIII TO distinctive rigu
iashi"u will decree against it and tie raie Of Alaska
Will need new stimulus.
Alter there would he little in stning revenue
cutters up 10 that Territory 10 capture candertne
nunters Probably no Canadian seaers would have
been arresleu IN Behring Sea IL for
hence OF the American woman as "earer of seAskn.
She al tue Importance u Al ska vhi:h that
Territory Tossesses, aside the discovery of
- ZONES River When Mr.. seward replied lis a
60 to the Russian proposition 10 convey Alaska the
United states lie bowed unuiistakabe foresight He
knew that in all probability American women would
take lovingly TO sealekus The Russian panes had
made great Zeal OF money. bat that because ]
Russia and olh~r countries OF high attues cloths
the1seve~ In fur 70 gr7at~r extent tnan women Tie
fashion sreversed IN temperate climates, and woman
almost mOnOpohzes the use ~ fur
II sea>kn Il within her reach. there squirrel.
ray fox lynx, badger eaver. otter, mink skuuA and
even cAt-thr cOIniuun domes &c tom " IL 10 estl-
mated that this years catch speak, skins
in the City of London alone, Will reach one million And
d handsome tur - properly cured, either dyed
Its natural colo and many woman who takes pride
in the nue ieuet ming az her cloak coat after
Leaning l. The trade catsktn
ne better able 70 for the nsanpesr
OF her fav"rte taby shortly after the visit OF that
old beg woman who praised II. size aud seeKness
At the lat fur sale OctObe -, In London, where
ali Alaska sealskins IRE cent to I've cured Io2 72O Alas
Kan seaisKins w.re old advance Of 20 per
the 81 las rms taken with the Ia that the
cath FOR the year -Ol no part being Kept
back for the sprinl sge AS Is CUSTOMARY Will Lave IT.
effect prices here year By far the Larger part
Of these SKINS we're fought for Amer England and
France being small purchasers 10 InnarsOn.
One grade OF useful iurs practically disappeared
from the market his Less Than dozen years asO
Of bnraIOes could he from the car wiz
dows on Western plsi"s tue city or 1t Paul.
MIMI the headquarters Tor trade In buffalo skins
that nsurei up INTO tue millions. List year solitary
Montana. AMI regarded with curiosity III u.
Psnl sort OF souvenir Of once lucrative but now
extinct bus ness.
l. managers Of tue Smithsonian INSTITUTION have
70 the fact that is To get some
specimens OF pufa0ss TO Preserve representatives ~
a nearly species. The Ory laiRe herd Of fhem
record ksIt Scientifically for hrre Ing purposes
heOugs 10 the warden OF the stony Mountain 1-nr-
t.ntlary IN Manitoba This nerd contains some noble
bulls and twrnty The strain IL heinz kept
pure Is nriDg crossed with the hardy
cattle Scottish Highlands. In the their
owner cDnhu- ana curly fur OF
buffalo WIN the l0ng haU an beef-prOducing quail
Ties NJ the SCOIch cattle From the pureUOOded stock
he hopes ~ derive profit by selling tnen 10 museums
and menageries