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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-09
FOR sALE-BUsINEss.

TNOR, SALE-THREE LICENSED HOTELS
H One in Beaver county. on line of K. R.,
price % 600; one in Lawrence county, on line OF
K. R., large house newly papered and painted,
price s 600: one in Ohio of Is rooms, price S. 600;
above hotels are centrally located and doing
good business. THOS. LIGGETT ia Fourth
ave. my3-26-TTSSu
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FOR sALE-BUsrNEss.
Business stands.

TNOR SALES, 5OO-ONLY q, 900 CASH, BAL
xi5o IT, cor penn AWE awe and Twsnty-seyenth st.,
with large 3-story building now renting to good
advantage: Full information from W. A HEh-
RON SONS. No. so Fourth ave. my5-z-6 ~ Va
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-09

Allegheny Residences.
TOR SALES PER CENT TINVESTMENT-AL
IL LEGHENY property; now renting for $50;
price S 500; easy terms. W. W. MCNEILL &
bho., 1O5 Fourth ave. myS-2
IIOR RSALE-HANDSoME MODERN HOUSE,
IL all conveniences and large lot, choice loca-
tion, Bidwell street, Allegheny; low price;
easy terms. JNO. H. M'CREERY, e5 Fifth ave.
aps-4o-rro
ToR SALE-Sg, eOo-GooD INvESTMENT-2'
IL frame houses, rooms and attic. In Second
ward, Allegheny; rent for 1912 yer year. BAL
TENSPERGER 4 WILLIAMS, 154 Fourth ave.
my9-5
T1OR SALE--ON ALLEGHENY PARKS-F1NE
IL new brick dwelling, two stories and mansard;
has all modern improvements; front and side en-
trance: corner lot. A. d. WILSON, IS Federal ST.,
Allegheny. my9-4-ThS
ENoR sALE-DESIRABLE STOCKTON AVE.
- residence near Arch St. /: lot 261xx240 feet to
Park way, with large dwelling OF 10 rooms;
late conyeniences: stable in rear w. A. HER
RON q SONS, No.SO Fourth ave. my4-s0-4,591S
ENOR sALE-A FIRST-CLAsS INvESTMENT,
on account Of removal Of owner: lot 4zx1OO
feet; well improved by hrst-class dwellings,; La
cock near sandgsky g. CAL or send for particu-
mYi-s9-4s7.9,i3
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PERSONAL.

DERSO NAL-BOOKS- -WANTED-IF YOU
Il have one book worth 10 cents, or a library
worth q, ,0O0 let us know: we will buy one as
quickly as the other. LEWIS BOOK STORE,
Seventh Ave. Hotel building. my3-28
DERSONAL-WHYT TROUBLE YOUR WIFE,
Il mother or daughters in repairing and clean
ing your old clothes, when it can be done for
trffe by DICKSON, the Tailor, cor. Fifth ave.
and Wood St., second floor? Charges moderate;
facilities unsurpassed: suits made to orders spring
styles now ready. Telephone 1558. mhS
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Bn8Ine88 Sfand8s
THOR SALE-BAY MARE-l, $50 TO l. 200 LBS
E good habits and good worker, at a bargain;
please call soon, as owner has no use for her. In
quire at LECHNER 4 &SCHOENBERGER, SO Fifth
ave. my9-l0
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Ed. CoRmoAS and wife, Kansas City,
are at the Gayoso.
+. WrrnRRELL and wife, Of Chicago, are
registered at the Gayoso.
J. W. CURRIS has returned, after an alb
sence OF several weeks in Texas and Lou
isiana.
MIssEs BIRDIE BAILEY and Susie San
noner, Of Little Rock, are visiting rela-
tivcs on Meriwether street.
VisIroRs on Change yesterday: VIM.
Payen, II. X. johnson, Mississippi; j. $.
Shingleur, Columbus. Ga.
AT the GayOso Hotel: +. NJ. Barker,
7. L. seabury, J. II. Maberry, Boston; +.
G. Elliott, Mississippi; ]. Atchison, Louis
vile.
AT the Peabody: C. C. Smith, Chicago;
A. NJ. Davis, Jonesboro; NJ. S. Andrews,
Greenyille; J. X. Chapman, Knoxville;
W. n. Nolan, Albany.
AT DuGy'g William Goodman, Brook
Ign; A. X. Hall, Nashville; I. 7. Price,
, Springfield, Mo; W. Webster and wife,
Texarkana; X. L. Skeller and wife, Dallas,
Tex.
Col. wM II. BoDDIE died at his resi-.
dence in Canton, Miss, Wednesday last.
Deceased was brother Of Miss Mary Bod
die, Of this city, who Is quite sick, but left
last evening for Canton.
P.L TnoRNroS, Laconia; G. II. Pur
dee and family. Sheffield, Ala; Miss May
| Carpenter. Oakland, KY; Miss Maud,
Snider, New Albany, Miss; II. Il. Scott
Miss Scott, Robinsonville, Miss, are a
/ Gaslon'h
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CHRISTIANS ON FOOT.
PILGRIMAGE OF CATHOLICS FROM
ONE CHURCH TO ANOTHER.
Holy Thursday, the Most Solemn Day in
the Christian Calendar, Observed
With Imposing Ceremonies cora
lions and Other Features.

Yesterday was Holy Thursday, one OF
the most solemn days in the Christian
worlds calendar.
The s o'clock am. services at st. Peters
Catholic Church were OF most interest
ing character.
After mass a procession composed en-
tirely OF little girls, all of them dressed in
snowy white, marched up and down the
aisles preceding the priest, who bore the
Host, removing it from the tabernacle in
the main altar to repository over the
Sacred Heart Altar. AS they passed down
and up the aisles they scattered the
choicest OF flowers. In the ranks were
about twenty little tots, none OF them yet
four years of age. 1t was lovely, inspir-
ing sight, one of the most imposing forms
in church OF beautiful rituals.
From the hour at which the gloria was
sung, yesterday, until the time at which
the same devotion takes place today, not u
note OF music nor sound OF bell is heard in
Catholic Church. After the gloria to-
day, the songs of praise and rejoicing will
take place OF the spirit OF heaviness, and
the Church turns TO risen Lord.
At s o'clock this morning the services
will begin with chanting the Penitential
psalms, followed by the alteration OF the
cross. Then mass win be said after which
the procession of the little white-robed
girls will be resumed and the Host will be
returned to the tabernacle in the main
altar.
At E30 p. m. the tembre will be
chanted and n sermon preached by the
Rev. Father Dunn, upon the the theme
''The Passion"
The repositories in the several Catholic
Churches were visited yesterday by
thousands Of pilgrims. All OF them were
beautiful, but the repository at ST. Peter s
Cathedral certainly led. One large and
two small arches had been erected in the
west wing or alcove Of the church, that
SPAWNED the Sacred Heart altar, and witt
lace, and hundreds Of growing Gala lilies
geraniums and other flowers, mostly
white, formed beautiful place, and II
the evening the burning tapers greatly
enhanced its brilliancy.
The services at st Peters were the serv'
ices at st. Mary's, ST. Brigid's; St. Pat
rick's and other Catholic Churche
throughout the city, where the solemn
occasion was observed with imposing Ger
emonies. Tho ritual being the same
the only difference was in the grandeu
and elaborateness OF the decorations. ST
Mary's Church was magnilioently decor
ated, and the grotto was admired b.
many visitors who attended Tor the frs
time. The school children attended in
body and lent attraction TO the scene
Tomorrow will be the Church's most Joy
ful day OF the year when, the world over
Catholics will pay homage to Chris
arisen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19
aoop DETECTIVE WORK.

ed Turner. Fugitive From Justice,
Arrested in Memphis.
A smart piece OF detective work was
performed by Senior Patrolman Hurst yes.
terday evening In the arrest Of FL Turner,
a fugitive from Mississippi justice. A
telegram was received in tho evening from
W. 7. Cole, of Hollywood, telling the Off.
Gers TO look out for Turner. and in less
than an hour he was arrested and locked
up. Turner Is charged with having stolen
a suit OF clothes and $50 In money at
Hollywood. lie is n powerful negro and
his arrest was no small task. lie admits
having taken the clothes, but denies that
he took any money. lie will be held until
the arrival OF officers from Mississippi.
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sTREwN WITH FLOWERS.
The Good Fortune of Judge DuBose in
Being With Gen. A. J. Vaughan.

The Good Fortune of Judge DuBose In
Being With Gen. A. J. Vaughan.
The path Of judge in active practice Is
seldom strewn with flowers. Especially
is this true in the case Of criminal court
judge. An exception is found, however,
with Judge DuBose thanks TO the excel
lent wife OF Gen. A. ]. Vaughan, an ell.
cient deputy in the Office Of Clerk Capers.
When an APPEAL reporter called at the
Judges Office yesterday II was evident
there were flowers OF the rarcst variety
and richest fragrance there. They were
seized upon, but speedily released under
business-like instructions from the owner.
"They came TO the this morning" said lac,
with compliments Of Mrs. Vaughan,
whose premises fairly tccm with them, rs
a result Of her own scientific efforts at
training. Thanks TO her considerable desire
to make my lot up here, along with that
OF her good husband, en1urable, | am
similarly remembered almost daily. Flow.
ems 90 long way in this building, too, !
can tell YOU"
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noss wlihcrs poon, Manager Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association. New York, Once No. i, Madl
con slfcct. Memphis. Tenn
Accept thanks for 5000, payment In
full the day IL was due, on policy upon life
OF my father, A. G.. Dennis. Also for your
kindness in offering an advance payment
OF $500, as Is the rule OF your company, 10
pay immediate necessities. Your company
has not given ms any trouble whatever,
and take pleasure in recommending Il 10
others wanting life insurance, from the
low rates II charges and from the long list
Of the most prominent business men Of
Memphis whom / SEQ have taken policies
with you. CARRIE j. Cooke.
Memphis, Tenn, March 10, 1889.
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DIED.


ROYsTER-CLYDE ~. youngest sou Of I. D. aud
Mamie = Register. ~ wafer ON the brnin, April n,
1850 aecd eight months
Funeral from residence % Avery street, this
FRiDAlD afternoon at O'Clock.
sEDiNGER-Near Bartlett Tenn. Thursday
morning. April IA is1l. NJ II O'Clock, IN the scv'
enty.thirl Year Of her age. REnLCcA hipiNoLh,
wife OF the late Louis -Cdiugcr.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of
her son. y. y. scdlngcr. No. as Hanhmna sirct,
this (FRiDAY1 afternoon nj 80 O'Clock. Friends
OF the family invited 20 attend
wHELAN-At the residence Of Mrs N. Kelly
corner Of Vance and Walnut streets, Thursday
morning. April -. 1889. nj 10 O'Clock, Jons
MIIiAs, aged iorty.nino years
Funeral will take place from residence this
FRIDAY) afternoon at O'Clock Services at H.
Pc,cr's Church at 40 o'clock friends an invited
t0attend.
McNAMARA-At family residence. No n nrnd.
fond street. Thuriday morning, April -. issl. NJ
O'Clock. Mn LAwHESCr v MCNAMARA, aged forty.
six yuars. lChioago (ilLl papers please copy.l
Funeml from residence this (FltlDAYl after.
noon at 80 O'Clock. Services nj 81 nfigidt Church
at goclook Friends and acquaintanccs invited 10
attend
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ns,nnh All Comparison,

Is the universal verdict Of oil who have
tried our latest brand Of cigars, which we
have lust received direct from Havana,
branded
FLOR DE sAMEisoS,
And which we are selling a. leader at
the popular price OF
ron PC.
A cigar as good canno, be had elsewhere
2 for J0c. This we guarantee, and invite
connoisseurs Of fine cigars 10 try them.
/. sANELsoN & CO.,
Tho Direct Importers Of Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19
A MAIL car Robbed.
Admiration Free.

CnrcAoo, H.. April is.-The mail car
on the Lake Shore road which left here at
z45 last night was robbed before II had
gotten out Of the city limits. Tho thiei So
cured the pouch containing about 100
pieces of registered mail for Cleveland and
was riding the contents In an empty freight
car between Twenty-sccond and Twenty
third streets, when detected by watch
man. AZ the Waterman looked into tho
car the man jumped out through the door
on the opposite side and escaped. He had
opened abouta dozen registered letters and
succeeded In getting away with their con.
tents Tho pouch, which had been cut
open, was brought back TO the postoiilce.
No guess eau be made rs 10 the amount oil
los.
Il was the registered pouch made up IN
this Office for Cleveland, Ohio, said Assist
ant Postmaster Rea. ''forty-nine pack
ages In all were taken and while We car
give no figures II Ia well known that III,
Cleveland Pouchi is always valuable one.
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one OF Those birmingham Grimes.

BIRmNGnAM, Ala, April IS.-James
McCreay, white saloon keeper, was
arrested and placed on bond today for an
alleged assault and attempt TO ravish q
white girl Of nine years Of age. McCreay
il well thought Of and the charge is said
by his friends TO have been made by ene-
mics who wish 10 injuro him.
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n. Cayaxna.

CrxcNSATI, o.. April ls.-B. Cavagna,
widely known TO all business men Of Gin
cinnati, died last night, aged ninety. lie
has lived In Cincinnati sixty years, and
nearly all Of that time was In business al
the same place, on Fifth street, near Wal
nut.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19
A VERY BAD PUMP.

This Time tho Generally Worthless
Young Memphinn Ia Como.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BnowysviLLE. Tenn, April IA
young man named Pump, and claiming
Memphis as his home. where he said he
had worked In various printing offices,
hired horse at this place yesterday and
rode 10 Jackson, where he sold the animal.
lie was caught. but got away, and Ia now
al large. Pump has been at brownsville
for several weeks, but failed TO secure
work at his trade. lilo Is quito youthful
In appearance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19

GENTLEMEN or MEMrnis-Don't miss
Menkon's great sale Of custom clothing,
furnishing goods and shoes today. Read
their advertisement in another page Of this
paper aud you'll be sure to go.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19
QUIET But FELIcIrous.
MIR. +. J. Morath and Miss Sophia Noel
Joined In Wedlook.

Joined In Wedlook.
Frank ]. Merath, OF this city, aud Miss
Sophia Noel, Of Victoria, Tex, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon by the Rev. DIR.
r. II. Mahan. II was n quiet event, wit
messed by only few intimate friends-in
fact, II was n sort Of surprise TO the couples
acquaintance. Mr.. Merath has been an
esteemed attache Of The APPEAL's COM
posing room for years, is an intelligent,
faithful and efficient employe, highly
regarded by his associates In the Office, in
the whole fraternity and a large circle
outside. Miss Noel that was-Mrs. Me.
rath. bride, that is-has been a social
queen ut her Texas home, lady OF rarc
culture, grace and manifold charms, and
will establish herself TO the same degree OF
popularity in Memphis. TnE ArrEAI
conrratulatcs them.
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D. LowENsTEIN g. BROS.
Today (Friday) the Greatest Remnant
Day OF tho Season.

Day OF tho Season.
The accumulation Of colored Dress
Goods Remnants has been great the past
few busy weeks, and includes all the most
desirable goods Of the season, such as all
wool, silk finish, IIcnriettas, Sergcs, CASH
meres, IIimalaya Cloths, Beatrice Cloths,
etc.
Also large accumulation Of remnants
Of Scotch Ginghams and French sateens.
All oithe above have been marked 10
close fully % per cent under regular
prices
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19
Bazaar AND FESTIVAL.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
Street,
Inauguaied so successfully last night, will
Dc continued this afternoon and night.
Children's hour pm; general festival,
1880 pm.
Admission Free.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19

srnscnipE for TnE WEEKLY APPEAL
81 90 Der annum. and participate In the
Great Distribution Of Giiis. May !, 1883,
100 Gifts, amounting TO S3,303.bO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19

BABY Parasols made and repaired at 81
Madison street.
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A RARE COMBINATION.

Law, Lightning and Rcd Liquor Got Two
Citizens Into Trouble.
law, lightning and red liquor formed n
combination last night that was somewhat
novel. The amalgamation was not skill.
fully compounded, however, there being
too much Of the latter ingredient, which
resulted in the arrest Of II. j. Harris, Esq,
an attorney; Rollin True, telegraph op.
orator. and portion Of the worlds inyis.
IDLE supply OF liquor. "lt's nothing; they
wero only painting the town red, " said a
policeman.
PAEAsors refined and recovered at 81
Madiaon street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19
y. A A. ". rUNERAL NOTICE.

SOUTH MEMPHIS LODGE No. ia '. A
OGA ~, will meet IN special c1mmuui IN.
cation this tFKlDAYl morning, April N
10 issl. Ut o'clock. cor the purpose u att "
tending the funeral oi our late liro LbSAhp COLI
sNirii. Members Of sister lodges arc ifatcrnail
invited b. attend. ........ 80. -.
liy ouicT tlAH T. fJLLkN, W. W.
Attest ]. l.. srtLrry. -ccuttv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-19

LODGE NOTICES.
Uniform Rank Sir Knights. Alton
ton.
Won ARE RFoUEsTED TO MET At CAsTif
Hail ~ Maln street. ut 40 o'clock prompt
no UNIFORM D. UrlCf 49,
sAM'LJ EusENllEiM. SIT kt Zoe.
nTsoTo LODGE so ~. y. AND A. ~ a
IL The officer aud members afu hereby ny
gb 10 attend stated r9nmunicaiOu/NN
Of their Lodge this lfMlpAN evening, q : o.clook.
nv orlicf MILTON II. PRICE w. ~
Attest lIugu n CrttlN. hccwiAry.
- n Ike LOpuE no a. X. 81 y. dA
N. will meet this .lllpAll evening ~ - \
Adams streets NlHt1r mombcn arc cor MI
daily Invited. ~ Ofdr ~
CT GEBnARDT. &C.
T.E HAxaox, X. 4 aud 81
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\. q. n. ". FUNERAL NOTICE

rI'IIE OFFICERS AND MEMnERs on SIMON
Tusta Ioiro No. 10. T. %. n n. are requested
10 meet NJ theif lodge f1om this lflIDAfl morn.
ina atHD O'Clock prompt cor the purpose Of At
tending the funeral nlscqulci OF our lamonici
Bro. EbWAuD GULDsaiIlL Mcmbtfa 81 the orlcf
Internally Invited.
~ onief J.. y. hLotkt President
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x. or y. ruNrnAL NOTIcE.

nFFiCEss AND MENBElts oF PRoGRts
" L0dgo No. 10. X Oi T., and OIL member q
Castle Hall this fFRiDANl morning nt so o. cucl
Tor the purpose % attending the iuncfal OF our LAT
brother, y. GOLDSMITH.
Hy oricr of J. T. HALL. G. q.
Attest H. IL. wArr. X. r. and 4
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-12-12
81 have rot left the instrume at since

81 have not left the instrume at since
you began talking"
"Well, there is a change" Here
there was slight pause.
'There is change" said the other.
"Yes, l hear that" said the city ed
itor, "what is the change?"
'The room appears to be swimming
about me. There is a great dominance
of the exploratory efforts. I seem to
breathe out more than l breathe in. -
Again there was silence. and the city
editor could plainly hear through the
telephone the deep expiration of the
man in the chair.
Hello" he cried through the tele-
phone. There was no answer. Hello!
hello!" he shouted. Finally a faint
voice came over the instrument, say
ing; "Are you there yet?"
''Yes," answered the other. "How
are you feeling?'
81 think I have tainted. I feel very
exhausted. The inspirations now are
deep and long. Goodbye, don't think
L can Talk any more.
''Say," cried the city editor, ''hold
on minute. What would be the best
thing to do for you ifyou were caught
now?"
'Do?" said the other, wonderingly,
II don't know. Are you there yet?"
''Yes. Say, brace up. Tell me what
would be the thing to do, supposing
somebody were to break into your
room?"
30, the best thing to do would be
oxygen-fresh air-open the windows
good by"
As the city editor listened intently he
heard a rapping, as it appeared, at the
outer door. Then the rapping became
louder, and finally a crash as if the
door had been broken in.
Hello" cried some one at the tele-
phone.
Hello" answered the city editor,
sis that you. Fox?"
"Yes," said Fox, "the man is dead.
This room is sitting enough to kill a
person. +"
Throw open the windows; get him
out into the fresh air." cried the city
editor.
"All right" said Fox, little while
afterwards, " ''he seems to be coming
to. We have rung for the ambulance
and will get him to the hospital.
Pretty far gone. though"
Are you through talkingP'' said
sweet voice from the central Office.
Yes" said the city editor, hanging
UP the bugle," we are through talking"
Luke Sharp, in Detroit Free Press.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-12-12
The Dangers Of FIirtations.


The number of young girls, young
ladies in every other sense of the word,
who will carry on a rapid Irritation
with any man who happens to please
their fancy, is shamefully large. This
sort of thing is going on all the time
on the streets, in restaurants, candy
stores, theaters and street cars. Girls
who have the opportunity to meet
every one they ought to know by
proper introduction in society are by
no means excluded from the list. They
think they are fascinating q fool-they
usually end by being both the fascin-
ated and the fool With every thing
to lose and nothing to gain BY such
nonsense, they seem to plunge into IL
as though it had an irresistible attrac-
ton. It is about as bad a thing as they
can do. and it seems as though like
many other people they have an inor-
dinate desire to do something sensa-
tional. Where these things end can
only besurmised, as but the first stages
are apparent to the observer, but it
would be safe to say that a good por-
tion of the misery OF the world is
caused by these street AirtatiOns. -
Chicago journal.
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Millinery for Early Winter.

A pretty and becoming medication
of that old prime favorite the English
walking-hat has appeared, less narrow
on the brim front. and not rolled so
closely to the crown on the sides,
making it more than ever becoming to
slender-faced women, to whom the
shape, like the French turban, is al
ways boon. The new felt bonnets
are beautifully soft and fine, and dyed
in all the autumn shades. both dark,
pale and neutral, to match street cos
tunes. Some are in princess shape.
others with small coronets. or in the
fiat style of the new English capote,
which reveals all of the waved or
fluffy mass of hair over the forehead.
Some of the crowns. low at the back.
are pinched into few soft folds, thus
taking away the plain, straight look
usual to these shapes. Fancy figured,
mottled, heather-mixed and checked
felts are shown, to be worn with tailor
suits of similar pattern. IN. Y. Post.