Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

MAlOl. dHAEI AND tOO
one of his clerks breaks IN bis hats, and
wheI they are too shabby for the clerk 10
wear the Judge adopts them. His over
coat, too, looks seedy and appears 10 have
been put on while the Judge was hurryinR
into the street.
Edwin Booth wears dark sack coat, 4,
well buttoned up, neat trousers, small
Derby hat and Il thick chinchilla overcoat.
Lawrence Barrett j. very dressy IN ap
pearance. lie wears frock coat well
buttoned up. striped trousers, high
standing collar and bright silk neckiie.
HIS overcoat is "A cape ulster and he invari-
ably has silk hat.
Senator Frank Hscock dresses very
carelessy. His clothes fit well, but lie
takes very little care OF them. His black
frock coat is alway unbuttoned. He wears
light colored trousers, n silk hat and large
chinchilla ulster.
Ex-senator Tom Plstt dresses very
neatly, but if judged by his dress would
never be taken for "A millionaire. He al
ways wears black-black frock coat, black
trousers, black tie, silk hat and dark col
ored Chesterfield coat.
Joseph II. Choate wears a black cut
away coat. dark colored trousers, a dark
He ealways looks neat
Hon. Chauncy NJ. Depew dresses zatty
He has the appearance Of rich banker
His coat IL usually cut-away of n light
mixed goods he wears neat striped trous-
ers; his tie is always OF "A quiet colored
silk, and his boots shine like patent
leather He wears u derby hat and a black
melton overcoat.
Charles A Dana wears blue sack coat
light lavender trousers, a Derby hat and a
brown beaver overcoat.
Whitelaw Reid, editor OF the Tribune,
always dresses quietly. lie wears a black
cut-away coat, dark trousers, n dark silk
necktie, Derby hat and black overcoat.
Abe Iummel the lilliputian lawyer,
always looks natty. OF course he wears
striped trousers and high-heeled shoes
they make him look taller A fourbut-
ton cut-away Is the usual style of his
coat, aud he usually wears n flower in the
buttouhole. In fine weather lie wears a
silk hat and in rainy black Derby. His
Overcoat is a brown kersey with silk fac
ings. Mr.. Iummel's particular fad j.
about his neckties. He has large stock
of all the latest styles and never wears the
same one twice.
He usually wears "A suit Of dark color
with light line running throuxhit. The
coat is cut-away; his collar il "A staud-up;
hi, hat j. broad brimmed. high-crowncd
Derbv. and his overcoaf beaver
D.. r. Dewitt Talmage IS careless of his
dress. he has 10 time 10 devote 10 such
vanity. He wears black always--a black
frock coat black necktie. Derby hat and a
biqrk HEAVIER evercouf
Manager French. of the Grand Opera
House. has the reputation Of being the
best dressed man in the profession His
clothes always fit him 10 perfection. Ev
erything he wears is Of tho best quality
but is very neat. HE'S fond OF mixed aud
light colored goods The coat is some
times a cat away and sometimes frock
coat. The trousers are cut loosely and
are uaually Of a striped pattern His linen
Is spotiesslv white. lie wears melton
overccot and always silk hat.
Col. Fellows. the District Attorney. al
ways looks natty His clothes are a.
wavs attractive. He fsvors dark co'ors
A frock coat. dark trousers and ueckfie
broad brimmcd six hat. tan colored gloves
and a brown chinchilla 0veTcoat.
Mayor Grant dresses well lie wears a
dark bIue frock coat with six facings.
striped trousers, a bright colored necktie,
six hat and chinchiiia ovsrcost
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