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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21
Ecnal 70 Every EmerrencY.

A beautiful piece OF decorative work by the
same master baud lAiber, Galll that decorated
the State psrIor in the Capitol may be seen at
the new saloon opened by Herbert Green, under
the Park Theatsr. The walls and ceilings of
Mr.. Green's new place show that Albert Gall, Of
Indianapolis. Is equal tn al demands likely to
be made upon him for decorative work.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21
..phntnpranhin.'

The present low prices Of Photographs arc due
10 the excellence Of Staples work at the only
ground floor gallery in the city, No. So South
Illinois street, who has compelled his high
priced competitors to reduce to his standard OF
prices, thereby acknowledging his ability n an
artist.
See Mr.. Staples display at the State fair and
call on him before deciding VINO to patronize.
and thereby keep prices within the reach OF
axeryhodY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21
Paiitieal Notes.

The Republican rally at Acton Saturday even
ing will be addressed by Thad. s. Rollins.
All who took part 10 Mrs. McCorkle's Juvenile
Harrison parade Will meet on the sidewalk, east
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21

BRYANT's Business College, Thorpe Block,
though not allowed place TO exhibit At fair. Is
prepared to teach mos: thorough and practical
course in either business or shorthand for least
mOnaV.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21

Will find the largest and best assortment OF
brass and iron tenders. fire sets. coal vases. um-
brella stands; also, a good line of breech and
muzzls-loading shotguns. sporting roods, amuni-
ton, etc. at our store, 50 South Meridian street.
Open every night this week.
HILDEBRAND e TUoATE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21

DANCING classes at Brenpekeis; classes form.
ing this week; children's class on Saturday.
Please call at the academy, S2i n. Pennsylvania
street, any hour In the afternoon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21
Stata Fsir Visitcrs

FALL style hats the cheapest at Seatons Hat
Store. % North Pennsylvania st.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21
Wrought Steel Ranges

The an. & D." wrought steel ranges: all kinds
Of fuel, Including natural gas. Send for list OF
references. Heating stoves for natural gas.
"Howe" ventilating bnse-hurner. Do not buy
till you soc it. Happy Thought" cast ranges.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
That is what this list of goods does. We offer il
for this weeks
SPECIALFRIDAYSAL

Ladies' all Wool Cashmere Hose, colored and black.
ct Use, worth 5Cc-
LADIES' Ribbed Jersey Vests, high neck. long
sleeves. ~ 35c. worth 65c.
Ladies' Csmsls' Hair Suits for $3.50, worth $50.
Children's Genuine French Ribbed Hose IN black,
.xtra heavy. for Zoe and 25c. worth 4Oc 70 6Oc.
2iineh Black Faile at 81. %. cheap 81 81.
Remnants of Black Goods. dress lengths. great bar
gains.
Red Border Table Cloths At 79c. ssc and 99e.
Bleachsd Damask Cloths at s1.s2 and 3d. Is, cheap
ut So. so and s..
A large Fancy Damask Towel at 29c. cheap At 45c,
lot of verv fine Double Damask Table Linen,
eighty soiled by water. at S1.1O, worth ~.
10 cartons of Watsred Ribbons at 25c a yard, ell
ak, worth 40c.
Haudkerchisfs ct Toe. 15c and 35c, al new styles
and patterns-very cheap.
A big DRIVEN Covsets at SOC, worth 81.
36-inch Fancy Cashmere, regular price Csc, Fri
days price 12lscL
36-inch Diagonal Dress Goods. worth SOC. Fridays
price 15c.
36-inch Atwood Checks. Stripes. etc.. good styles,
worth soc, Fridays price 31c-
Aprons. two for q quarter.
Ladies' Shirt Waists 35c, former price $50.
Babies Short Cloaks at . bargain.
Seersrcksrs 6lzc, worth loa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21

oylczz desks At YIN. L Elders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
VILLAGE BONDS.
ii ~ A

OF THE VILLAGE or MOUNT VERNON. N Y.
Fifty OF the Sewerage Loan Bonds OF the Village Of
Mount Vernon. IN Wescbcstcr County. NewYOrk viii be
sold a. public auction n the highest bidder at the room
Of Of said village. in Dosborns Building
4th;svs2 IN sad village. on the FIRST DAY OF oc
TOBER 1888. at three 81 D. m.
Thee are part Of a series OF bonds which be-
issued by said Village under Chapter Co.'S Of The laws OF
provide funds FOR the construction Of permanent systc
on sewerage and drainage for said village Each bond
VIII be principal sum OF One Thousand Dollars
and will interest at the rate OF four per centum
NH rc payable at the National Crens Bank in New
york City Tho bonds will be coupon bonds the
privilege 10 the holder Of having them made registered
Bonds. They will be dated June i. 1855 and payable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

The bonds will be delivered TO the purchaser on or
before tho 10Th day October. 1883.
The yliloca Of Noun: situ1tef the New
York hartford and New-Havcn Railroad. and upon the
Central Dopoi, with 30 trains each way daily has popu
stion about 10 600 people aud has no other bonded ~
debtcdne,s public works. 1as and electric
ehts horse railroads nag walks and H. growing RAPIDLY
nv statute the bonds cannot be sold for less an par and
accrued interest ,.,- -, -.
Nnmber. one 20 twenty Eight inclusive o these bonds
- soid At nubc auction in Mount Vernon the 9th
Say Of July last at premium Of four aud oneQuarter
Der cent ,ese
NJ NJ n,der of the Village Board OF Trustees.
pxyIp 9U4rKINinsgsVWI xIla SIsl President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
european Aoptrhsements.
CRATEFUL-COMfOk
EPPS'S COCOA,

BIEAKFAsr.-" BY thorough knowledge OF IN.
laws which govern tho Operations OF digestion snd
nutrition and by careful application OF the fine properties
OF Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our break
fsst tables with de!icstely favored btv which
Us heavy dectots. bill. Il !. r. .hs judIeioss
GRADUALLY built up until strong enough 10 resist every a-
dency disease Hundreds OF subtle mslndes are boating
arJnd Us ready TO attack wherever there weak point
W6 may escape mary fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortined with pure blood and properly nourshed
frame. "-Cvil Service Gazette. .
Made simply With boiling water q milk Sold only n
half pound Es BY Grocefs labelled thus: james EPP5
Co. Hon9opathic Chemists. London Enalan1"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
financial.
OF TIE SALE OF THE MARY
" LAND CENrRA AL Il RAILROAD.

NOTICE OF TIE SALE OF THE MARY
~ LAND CENTRAL RAILROAD.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Crcu. Court fcr Bsmore
County the undersigned trustee will sell az PUBLIC AUCTION
County Maryland the tsp!h day Of December 1885 a.
O'clock the entire railroad Of the Maryland Central
Iailrcai Company, extending from point within tho
northern limits Of baltimore cy 70 point nsa, Delta II
forty four miles less with al the appu.tenancc
lands property. es,ae privilege franchises. rolling stock
p s,s.! ~ re- Spfs a Company II
slate Ridge ana Delta Railroad and In the stock Of tho
Hetwecn husustus O. Davis and The Maryland Central
priyilc gcs en- SAID Maryland Central Rail.oai
Tho sac Will include all property acquired by the rc-
ceiyer receivers OF the railroad and al accrcons 70
railroad and property up to the date Oh the continuation
Terms Payment In full ratification OF the sale BY
tho Court either all cash. much cash as tho Court
may ORDER and balance In The mortgage bonds 81 tho
Msryiand Cnrtral Railroad Company at valuation re.
spectycy equivalent to the dsbuye share thereof II
tko Who'll. amount bid were paid In cash No pa OF less
Jner the Of tho decree, before any bid shall DC
condo.y accepted by tho trustee the person or persons
making mut deposit wta him or sunlec. 20 ms ~
order, In bank 20 be seecel bT hm' me sum q,
two hundred thousand dollars (S20o.oo0l IN cash or IN
lieu thereof satisfy the fustec that ne or ncy nave
on deposit in lank or trust company IN he CRY OK
so hopd,ea thousand dollars $500 600 Of the First
Mortgage Bonds OF tho Baltimore and Delta Railway
Tbe ale VIII he made subject to all the terms
Cont for Baltimore County In the case or william w
Sp s S:rg sha Central Raosi Company Others de
endans and entered said court Juy ~ isss 40, 70 %n o
particular description OF tho property sno 81 she s ana
conditions OF sale. a. W. rEhtir- truY.So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
Gornlrn i1rcpcrtn i1jautco.

MAN employed in NewYoTk in clerical sspac. 5,ls Is
n DESTROYS of procuring furnished houte in the country
for tho winter months FOR the care OF the se1c OF ~
nominal would prefer place not oyer an now anu n
q references given. Address o. n. Box 20. Tfnunc
ONCE.
x1oyT,TTs or CT FNWOOD--Wanici by ist October.
small wca,hcrproo modern house furnace hS within
easy distance OF depot be dry chcorfu ana neny
Nnished: rent about 5000 Address IT, L. IrDuhe
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
REAL ESTATE.
AT, TIE EXCHANGE.

The renting season promises to b good with
tendency. II anythna 70 higher prices Messs' brown
aud Leviness have rented No. 20 West ThrV-thlras-
furnished for seven months from october l. for e3soo
to John r.. Alexandra Dorc LION has sold house on
Edsecombc ave. between onehunarcd fhiftysxh ana
one.hunded- and seventh Sta. on lot i7oxoox9o 70
Mrs. Charles Schmidt for $4,000 cash The same
builder has sold house Onc.hundred
Tss ' %.:: G. s'Y; .v: :c: :rs
@ NJ. esssss ' he ss iG' csSss
s,y. G . ns' f 1 Tor Dis ss sale rsa
important s T." or .SsS o,Ss us ss% Sc Twenty
e s. waa active .Ss 1' '.a
s1 Ss teS' ' story s' hs .op sTSs
S ss s s So ana s ris IA
twenty .ixth.sr, b.twsen broadway and six,haye, TO-
Ssdssr 'S Ss in or
$4,000
New.York, Monday. Sept. II,
Nc salcs were made at the Exchange and Auction
''''" BY Scott & Myers.
Sale Of plo. Of land II sthssvc' cor OF lo4'h-"
gs sEAH rsEATR ass T NJ
6u.,y W. w e sni % Sr0As cor Of 18th $4,000
'', & II HEsS ,osooo
So' ns1,v nj fipr nsS' N''. 'O"' $4,000
'o :s3 I SS 70 q IsSs g. ssS ssad 49,,
sSS S;ae iea Of sI.t.t 55sioos; Alex o. Ooo
ander Walker ct al 10 Isaac COIN = =. S7ooo
o'iGGS Sct1nn.. NO. 10; ''.Se' L. i''so' $1,000
12Sss sr SSS y yosn ., Brook. 1900
sS'fs iISsSh .nd wife q john Casey $500
he FTScsmsn 'o' 81 fn'' '''u'' " "p"" 1880
SEA ]. No. ts7 East R. Christensen and wife to % o.,
Morti,n ave" e. 50 It Of 11eth st. 2sx7o; james
O. Anderson Reforcc, 70 John Callahan ,da G, ITO
A'' hed.rer to 4. J. Levi 0' -"'' -'N 1900
"O' Bower and W wife TO Frank r. Dcnuth $4,000
''h MspoSsd q &c er It OF sSas 2oco
ith.t n W cor Of Iewi.-st o2.6x75vs0; also SIS
FranSe E, al to TredcricS Lclui6efmasn 10000
lew and VIE 10 anne L. frGbbcn 1900
i'Gs ara wife y &c Il Henry re; 10000
Tinson-ave, g. 241.s IT W Of 16sthst 1S.cx
la5 John A. Krox ana N. d. Lawtoa to ooo
1cad.st s. los IT Of sd-ave. c5x1oo.il; John .. -,
BanneD TO Eva Samuels ol,ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
THE El.EEROM.

This unique seaside resort OPEN for guests from MAJ
Goth 10 October. Address
O. T. JONES, Elbcron, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
Connlrp rroYerip for Sale anh Go Get,

PALISADES PARK, toriynvo minutes from NOV NOW
AYnrk City Hall Of the best railroad. IN srercA
fare 10 each way by committing scvsin new so
deness nat THO depot nov fesay % IA frce RAILROAD
ticket. HirCHCOCK'S Real Estate 0nicc. IA Chambers
Ct, cvYorh
4 Misery ron NoSTt;I iIR. -iisndsomo residences
n and buli'ng sitcs for sao houses 70 ct s9sor VI
year. CLARENCE II. TUBES D EeekInan-se- N. l.
n, or sALE-Jerscy City Heights N j., now ..stofy
house. all improvements 20 rooms large staolc room
for carrisrcs. IL. NEWMAN, BOO 0erHania"'o''
rear Llncoln-st -----------
NIONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY Houses 70
ItI .et handsome residences for sale Al noderae pleeS
IAHsONs 4 TAYLOR. 20 Cedar-st. N L.
NJ Ew. BRIGHTON, Staten fsani.-In fine location
every convenience LARGE roem jus; papercd ana put
In nrst-cl condition hall hour 70 ely ,,,o .,
" r. c. BRIDGMAN 81 Warrcn-s~
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for Sale.

II OR sALE.-A valuable saddle horse; Kentucky Den.
i mark stock very snowy; dark bay: 10 IA hands;
years old all saddle gda Can BE- seen stable Of
PETER OSBORNE.
Central Z. T. OF N. J.) Dunellen n J..
Or will DO at Fcrryst from IL 10 O'Clock daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18

Nev-York, Monday, sept ~:
Nc ealcs were made at the Exchange ana Auctoh
Room to-day.
BY Scott Myers.
Sale Of q pot OF land In sthave W cor OF lU4thst
adjourned TO September -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
Gaming Academies.

CARTIEH's ACADEay.-Physicai Culture, Dancing,
u Casthenics waltz, Ycrke. Military 6chotsche rs
reralds Polka Mntaire taught rapidly. CONSERVA-
TORY. 80 shave, between 18th and lith SIS
AIR GEORGE W. wALLACE's GLASSES. 20 West
NI59th-st 27th ms. and Harlem 129tist ana
shave, 2Sth inst Afternoon, evening see circulars
MIR. TRENoR's ACADEMY or DANCING.
Ju BROADWAY AND 32DST.
Both Year opens I7lh inst Send for Circular.
w ALTz taught rapidly private and class lessons AL
w hours; rev classes forming CAKTiElps, 80 9TH
ave. Terms moderate. YofLe. Highland Cayotte. lis
n,eraida and Military Schottische,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
Real estate 10 Gxsbanae.

WE WANT to exchange improved farms, un,
improved lands ard eSse oi 20 T onn al be as
Strictly confidential. Address H. u. bOOGE CO.,
General AGENTS li3 West 9Th st., Topeka, Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
fiilanrlal.
% WALLST.
NETWORK, AUG. Is, 1885,
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND lALLEGHANY RR. CO,

The committees for the reorganization II tho CHESA
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY and tho
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COM
PANY agreed subject tho approval OF the holders
securities they represent Of those TO DO issued
IN place thereof respective lines shall be oper
nted In coso connection under a single management thus
forming desirable route. distance and with as
favorable grades as any line between tho CENTRAL
WEST and tldc-wacr the ATLANTIC COAST.
The contemplacs ultimate transfer OF the
railroad Of the RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY COM
PhNT TO tho ownership control Of the CHESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO COMPANY, or Its successor.
Upon the surrender 10 y the certificates issued by
thc MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. representing
stock and bonds OF the RICHMOND AND ALLEGhANY
RAILROAD COMPANY, deposited under the existing
plan Of reorganization Will issue, In exchange there
for negotiable receipts which entito the holders
thereof under the agreement between the two commit
tees. bonds and stock when issued rs provided
therein.
The right participate therein Is conditioned. in the
cose OF holder desiring 10 participate, upon his
dcposltIng his present certificate with duly Endorsed
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO REORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE reserves the right 10 limit the time within
which deposits may be made with US or to fix
penalties subsequent deposits and those who wish 10 par
acates with delay the Offer receive them
committee.
Copies OF the agreement between the two committees,
OF circulars relating thereto and other information,
may be had application at our Office.
nDCVEI MnDChN q m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-18
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON
CANAL COMPANY,
Financial.


NOTICE. -. nn,.,.u.
~ special meeting Of the stockholders Of the dubuque
and Sioux Cftv Pailroa1 Company VIII be he'd az the
eomDanys onicc IN the city OF Dubuque IN TIC state OF
iowa on Wednesday. tho 81 day OF October A. - leSS.
a. 10 o'clock In the ioIenoon u act upon the following
subjects viz. .,,- , ,.....,., 49,, q, =
The ancndrcnt Of the Articles OF incorporation anu inc
Bylaws CT faid Company. . 49,. ,.,,...
Tho purchase Of the ratlways PoPery ana naneises
iowa rails and Sioux city RAILROAD Company and the
Cherokee and Dakota Railroad Company and such other
matters incidental tho foregoing as may core before
by order OF tho Board Of Directors
ALEXANDER g. NACBSTAFF. Secretary.
September 4. 1Ssa
OFFICE OF THE LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
RAILKoAp CQMPphaNf, 100.
NOTICE.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
Il holders q Eric and Western Railroad Com
pany Tor tho election q the? directors 70 serve Tor three
lie held Office Of the company bloomington. Ill.
on wednesday. the 81 day " October. 1883.
Tho transfer books viii be closed at o'clock p. M
Saturday September g 1885 and reopened at 10 o'clock
q M, on THURSDAY October a. 1898.
l.. NJ. SClWAN, Secretary and Treasurer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-02
SuperstItioas OF the Omahas.

Mr. Frank La Flesche, an Indian who has
for some years been employed III the Indian
Office, read All interesting paper before the
Archaeological society the other evening or
Funeral Customs of the Omahas" "Tbs
approach Of death" he said, sis believed t
he foresbadowed In various ways. not only to
the person himself. but 10 others who, by
reason OF tbeii supposed skill in seeing the
coming OF death, gath reputation Us prophets
They either have visions or pass through ap
parent death. The dreamer lies In the open
air in the midsummer, with the thunder
rolling ~ the heavens. and listens for voices.
These come to him from animals, clouds OF
merely the air Such persons as cal
foresee death are eligible to member
,hir in the Ghost society One Wis
ION Is that OF woman walking, but
not on tue ground surrounded by 9
halo OF brightness, and always leaving VII
lage or lodge. If they wear placid, pleasing
expression, the death will be from natural
causes, from accident or in war, but If the
face is distorted 1t Is an indication that the
person will, die while engaged in quarrel
with another, and the soul is full OF bitter
ness luDoS "uO kOitScc Ndti us>O Pac'Spe
death, and are often called upon to render
this service. One method Is pouring hot
water at right angles to the path leading to
the lodge, while another consists of occupy
ing, with one whose death is foreseen. sweat
lodge built by the latter, pronouncing Ger
tain nominations and sprinkling the body OF
the client with the powder Of the artemesia,
supposed to be the food Of the ghosts.
The bowling Of dog is also token OF
coming death, but is not so infallible as the
spectacle OF dog mounting the side OF an
earth lodge, and peerng through the opening
1T the top Then, with trembling limbs, the
warriors, seated around the fire, seize mis-
,iles and chase the dog and kill him TO propi.
tate the ghosts To see or hear the voices Of
dead relatives is also sign Of approaching
death Washington Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-02
Ecuador Behind the Times.

There once was a steam railroad in Ecua
dor During the time when Henry Melggs
was creating such excitement by the III
provements he was making in the transporta
ton facilities of Peru, the contagion spread
20 Ecuador, and some ambitious English
CAPITALISTS attempted to lay road from
,iuayaqui 10 the interior. track seven
teen miles long was built, which represents
the railway system OF Ecuador In all the
Biographies, gazetteers and books OF Stats
tics. but no wheels ever passed over the
rails, and the tropical vegetation has grown
so uxuriantly about the place where they
lie that il would now be difficult to find them
Last scar q telegraph line was built con
Meeting Guayaquil with Quito. the highest
city IN the world, but there IL only one WIRE.
and that is practically useless, a. not more
than seven days out Of the month can u
message be sent over IT. The people chop
down the poles for flrewcod, and Gu, out
pieces OF wire to repair broken harness when
ever they feel SO disposed Then 1t often
takes O week for the iineman to find the
break. aud another week TO repair 1t. In the
Government telegraph office saw an operator
with a ball ard chain attached to his ies-a
convic. VINO had been sent back tc his post
because no one else could be found to work
the instrument. a female clerk took the
message and the money There q cable, be
longing to a New York company. connecting
(;uayaouil with the outside world. but rate
are extremely high, the tariff TO the United
SAFES being IS word, and TO other places
In proportion.-Wm Eleroy Curtis In Atneri
can Magazine
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-02

A correspondent wants to know why
the proprietors of summer resort hotels
seldom or never give the rates for the diff
ferent classes OF rooms in their houses.
The inquiry is pertinent one. II would
certainly DC a great convenience to tho
large number Of people who must study
ways and means before going on their
summer outing. ii they could know by
consulting the advertisements just what
the rates at the different summer hotels
are. Doubtless the psopretors of these
houses would be quite willing to prlnt
their average rates If they were aware
that it would meet a want.--New York
Tribune
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-02
WHAT THEY WEAR.

Tiny acorns for bonnet pins and cluster
Of filigree morning glories for the hair are
among the latest sweet things in silver
Mrs. James Brown Potter has a new claim
To fame as the first ultra fashionable to APP
pear not with subdued hustle, but abso-
lutely without one.
Your French dressmaker, in tbs rage for
things English, now votes the old whlg
''blue aud buff" sky blue and canary yellow
more stylish than the pompadour blue and
pink.
Gloves arr now chosen to contrast with
rather than 20 match the toilet, and either in
silk OF kid black, tan. mode, French gray
and gobelin blue are accounted the more
stylish.
In thin summer stuffs often-always with
the best dreSSers-:he bonnet, parasol and
gown are rigidly en- suite; not merely a dead
match III hue but Of tue same material and
made up upon tho same lines and with the
same garnishing.
Now comes the amber pocket comb with
flower enameled case Of oxidized silver, but
heaven forfend it should bring in the fashion
Of combing the perukc In public" which N
the days of good Queen Anne was thought 10
be most gentlemanly diversion.
Tie state coach now building in London
for the emperor Of Japan is all gold, claret
and vermilion without and all white silk
within. 1t is topped with a big gilt bird
holding chrysanthemum in his beak and
the same flower appears here and there about
the panels
The leading Idea in gowns is double gar
ment Of opposing fabrics-woolen and silk,
velvet and brocade, ore over the other But
striped fabrics, If the stripe is broad, are
often made up Of self, and if cleverly man
aged, looks very distinguished. London
Globe.
IL is said that Worth never takes into ac-
count such trihes as comfort or convenience
in the costumes he creates; aud the fact that
he lately sent out a gcHn with three waist
coats, to be worn one atop the other, with y
further laciug under each arm, goes TO prove
the assertion
Cow bells Of highly 2a;.shed brass-or even
in some cases gold about three inches high
and ornamented with engraving, are used to
finish the girdle ends Of some of tho NOR
daring Fifth avenue pruinenaders She VINO
has aspringy step makes them t!nl'lea merry
tune, but she to whom i'll fate gives hulk
ing gait should let them severely alone, rs
their unrhythmc clink clank accentuates
most disagreeably her lack OF srace.-New
Yorl; Commercial Advertiser.