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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
TIE nArIoN.an arARp.
Adtutsni-gcRernt aSrnney's Sugges-
zion about Ihe state Militia.

AdtutEni-gcneTntf S"nuey's Suggss-
ttoh about ihc state Militia.
Adjutant.seaerl Richard 4 Kunney
recently matted Il copy Of ths following
circular letter to tue adjntGrt.gennral Of
each state and territory in the Union:
DEAR Sra: The custom Of detailing reRu.
lar army officers for duty at the several
state colleges has obtained for some time
past, and, without doubt, with some good
results.
%ay should a0t thassfle 81 4. q istaiis
q me nattonn. gusrd pf tho several states
be iaituHasatsa and parfected2
IL Is 40 u1tted on all hands that, in case
OF war, the government would have to look
to the several states, and more especiallyto
the national guard, for IFS army, What,
therefore, could be- OF more advantage 10
the government than 10 have ready to
muster into actual service force that has
Teen instructed and drilled Ia strict accord
ance with the tactics and customs of the
Untted States army2
For this purpose what could or would be
more effective than for the war department
annually to detail an offlcer Of the regular
army, not lesa In rank than captain, to each
of the states for duty as assistant udjutant
general2 The benefit and advantage TO the
NATIONAL guard services from such an officer
would BIZ Invaluable, aud NJ the same time
the uniformity OF drill and custom with the
regular service would make the national
guard troops the equals Of regulars in
almost all desirable qualifications Even II
Legislation for the purpose should be neoes.
saty, II the national guard authori les OF
the several states were united, no difficulty
would, opine, arise In regard to securing
the same.
Should these ideaS meet your approval, l
would be glad 10 have u letter from you
endotstng the same; aud your co operation
10 bringing about this, as TO me appears,
very desirable result, 10 earnestly solicited.
have the honor to be, sir. very respect
'ully, your opedienf srrvsut.
RICHARD II, KINNEY,
Acknowledgement OF Della ware.
General kenney has thus far received
favorable responses from the a3iutant-
generals OF Illinois, Texas, District OF
Columbia, Virginia, Maine, Vermont,
Rhode Island, New Mexico and Florida.
The army and Many journal Of Decem-
her 18th, copies the letter with favorable
comments. New Jersey's reply was I'M.
favorable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
sEcoND o0srEsrroSl
OF che Church students, rnfssionary
Association fu New York City.

OF tlAe Church Stndentx, missionary
Associatlon in New York City.
The second annual CONVENTION of the
Church S,udents' Missionary Association
OF the United States and Canada will
meet Friday. January 18th, 1889, at the
General Theological Seminary, Chelsea
Square, New York city.
The society is formed Of the students
OF the universities and theological semi.
naries OF the United States md Canada
II counts among its members Representa-
tives from Rsrvsrd, Yale, Trinity Hart
ford and all the leading universities and
theological sem,nariss of this country.
Ita officers are President, Edward Henry
Eckel, Wilmington, Del; First Wee
president, Wipfisld S. Bear, Diyioity
School, West Pnilsdelphia Second Vice.
preridant, Willard scudder, Trinity Col
lego, Hartford Conn; Third vice-presi-
dent, James W. M5rris, Theological
seminary Of Virginia, Alexandria Score.
tary, Harvey Fisher, General Theological
Seminary, New York and Treasurer
Herman Lillsnthal, Berkeley Divinity
School, Middletown, Conn.
These is an interesting programme
prepared for Fl..ssy and Saturday 3 ass.
sicns. President Eokel will make the
opening address. There will BIZ interest.
ing papers presented and addsssse made
BY prominent clerRymen of New York,
Baltimore ana Philad, lphia, and also by
several OF the bishops Everett P.
Wheslar, Esq president of the Church
Club, New York, will speak upon the
topic, The Missionary Spirit a
Characteristic of Christianity The clos
ing address on Saturday evening will be
made by the Right Rev. Il. O Potter, D.
D., LII. D., bishop of New York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
o. .. DIS aafor cousr.



In the United States district court ON FRI
day. Judge Wales handed down an opinion
In the case OF the schooner Carrie Hall
Lister VS.. schooner Ann L. Lockwood, dis.
missing the libel with costs. An outline oil
the more important facts OF the case
follows:
The Carrie Hall .LIater after passing
through heavy weather, was lying az
anchor In n dismautled condition and
abandoned by her crew on the morning o.
October shout five to eight miles cff the
const. her mater and crew having LETT
her to procure assistance. In this condition
Il not actually adriit, she was found by the
schooner Ann l.. Lockwood who undertook
In good faith to convey her into port and
save her from destruction, The hawsers
attached to the Lister 10 tow OF the Lock-
wood parted during the night under stress
of severe gale which had then
developed, and the cargo OF the Lister
shifting and her condition becoming mo-
doned by the Lockwood men on board,
who were s1oat during the niRht In small
boat and rejoined their vessel the nextmofn.
Ing. The Lister was subsequently brought
into port by another vessel which was paid
for salvage services, and this suit WAS
brought by the owners OF the Lister for
damages caused by the alleged wrongful
taxing OF the schooner by the Lockwood.
The court holds that under these oircum-
stances the Lockwood was justified In
taking possession OF the Lister, notwlth-
standing the fact that the master OF the
Lister after raachlng shore at once tele-
graphed Nav York for assistance, and that
assistance was promised, II p possession was
taken with bona hde Intention Of saving
the property. and that the Lockwood was
not treepeeser under the circumstances.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
A Profitable rtus,uas..

Those who take an agency for reliable
enterpfising house, learn their business
and stick TO it, get on" In the world
People who have any idoa of engaging in
any oanvassing business will do we'll 10
write George Stinson & Co., Portland
Me- the great art and general pub,
fishers. They offer the most exceptinnai
advantages to those who are su,fieientIv
enterprising to be Wiling to make pnab
in order to better their condition. II
costs nothing to try. Women make snc'
cesatul canVassers, as we'll as men. Full
particulars will be sent to those who "A
above. s'''n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

Chief Engineer Ek0bilson TO Prepare
Plans aud Estimates.


The street and sewer directors, together
with President William T. Porter OF the
Water Commission, DR.. james A. Draper
Of the Board of Health, William III.
CANDY Of the Pa7k Commissioners,
Chairman Daniel A. Forrest of the law
committee OF City Coancil, and City
Engineer Frederic Il Robinson. met at
the city mill Thursday to discuss the
plans for the proposed intercepting sewer
along the south side cf the Brsndy wine
The bsst adapted course for the sewer
was discussed and two plans were pro-
posed. One ia to bring the sewer down
tho south side for the entire distance
while the o.her project is to come down
about half way to Market street on the
south side and then cross over to tho
north side and continue the sewer to its
ortiet on that side of the stream. In
either event, it is proposed to make the
outlat at q point far enough below the
pumping sta,ion SO al to avoid the con
tsmirstion of the water at that point, in
csse 1t is found necessary to pump the
drinking water directly from the Brandy
wine The chief engineer was instructed
to prepare plsls and estimates for the
sewer by either route.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
/. Janvier Woods Of near McDonouo

I. Janvier Woods of near McDonouqh,
and Miss Katie Elisson, daughter OF An.
drew s Elason OF near summit Bridge
were married Thursday afternoon by the
Rev. W. G Alexander, in the Forest Pres
byteriau Church, Middletown, They left
on the So train for New York, where
they will pass few days.
William ii, Chandler and Miss aallie
M. Russell, well known ia the social
circles OF Sussex county, were united in
marriage yesterday week The wsddipR
an exceedingly pretty affair, took place
at Milton James " Ponder served as
best nau and Miss Susie W. RusBeH OF
this city IS maid Of honor. Louis
Chandler Walter Ellsworth and william
Ambler were ushers and Misses Maggie
Wharton. Alice Hearn aud Alice Wit.
bank as brides maids. A bridal dinner
preceded the departure OF AIR. and Mrs.
Chandler fer trip through the east.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

BY aome ID is pronounced scheme 70
Gust DR.. shortlidgn from his position M
police station physician. Next . thursday
evening il the time for eleoting vaccine
physicians, snd should the mayor veto
the ordinance previous to or not make
his return by that time Council will be
obliged to elect four physicians, the
present number. II the mayor up.
proves the ordinance before the next
meeting OF Council only two physicians
vii, be chosan. There are several sppli-
cants for the POSITIONS SG
Sundfy bondholders were allowed in
terest amounting TO Si0,347.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

PANS, Dec. 28.--At meeting yeater-
day Of 1900 bondholdera Of the Panama
Canal Company resolution was unani-
inously adopted expressing confidence N
NJ. de Lesseps, and volunteering 70
forego the interest on coupons and the
redemption Of bonds until the canal 10
opened for traffic. M. MartineAu, who
has spent two years at the Panama worSs'
declared that the canal could be finished
at the longest in three years, with on out
isy of 400, 900, 900 francs. Count Diihan,
the chairman, said he was able to voucn
for the accuracy Of these figures.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
--------s--s--R-------
burglars in the Country,

The ct.llr Of Woodlsnd Mills was broken
into Il tddy Light and an attempt made to
Ia the Orphans court Saturday tho
burglarizs the safe. la the attempt tnB
combination to the lock was broken and
parts Of the safs fractured. showing the do.
trndere to make q cash haul Unsucceasful
10 this direction the men Visited The stable
and rode away a valued bay horse.1 hands
high with white fore feet. NJ. Batten Il
Sou, the owners OF the animal offer $40 for
It's return and the arrest Of the thief.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
ELEVEN YsAhs AGO.
Tho Strange Weather at That Date
SlMiilaS 10 the Present.

Enc strange Weather at That Date
SlnitiaS 10 the Presenr.
Talking Thursday with one OF the old
residents of Wilmington upon the sub.
ject of the extraordinary weather OF the
past week, q GAzkTrE representative
leaned the following: Eleven years
ago" the weather prognostioator said,
1.-The weather was exactly the same as it
has been during the last week II any,
thing it was warmer. rsmanlbsr we'll,
Christmas night, we had all the doors and
windows open to let the air in, it was so
warm. On the Goth it wac bssutitul
day. Everyone was remarkine, Just AN
they have done now, how telmy and
spring like the dir was. Nobody ever
eaw anything like it before.
But on the 2Sth Oh jimini it got
cold. The wind came howling. ond The
ground WIS frozeo like iron II was On
the night of December 9th, and the fol.
lowing morning the Thermometer bad
toppled down aenost tipping zero On
the following Sunday people were skating
on every pond all around the city. So
you inst take my word and look out for
very cold weather. The following spring
too, il rained worse than any season fol
years,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

Ho Did NOt See the Train approach
which Killed Him.

He Did NOt See the Train approach
which Killed HsinI.
John O. Dawson, haRmau on the Della.
ware railroad, was struck by O train OF
cars and killed ut Georgetown Thursday
IN rblng. The body IVES brought to this
city ON the train reaching here at 6 So
p m, and was at once removed to his
late home, No, 40S East Seventh ptreet.
When the accident occurred il seems that
DaWson's train started to back ont TO q
siding, but the switch was wrong md the
train backed in on the wrong track. AT
the sanae time train from the Franklin
City branch was approaching from an
other direction. Dawson 5taad on the
track on which his train WAS approaching
unconscious of its approach. He was
piogfully waving . switch at the train
hands On the other train, who, 10 torn,
were making frantic signals TO warn him
OF his danger. The latter, il is pre-.
sumed, thought that the traiu hands were
tTitttng hin, but in another moment he
was knocked down and run over by his
own train, the heavy car drushing him
soross the breast. lie never moved, A
car was derailed by the acct tent aud II
was found necessary to raise the car with
Jacss TO remove the body.
The decreased had only been married
short time. He ives delegate to the
recent convention Of brakemea At Oil
rsgo, and was plember OF the local
trasemen's union, which''mst Fzllay morn
ing and took appropriate aoSion on his
death.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

Science teaches us that ealt meat has con.
Biderably lees nutrttiye power than iTesh
meat. The same prinoiple applies in a
higher degree 10 number OF Hquld ex
tracts Of meat, or so-callei beeftea, ar
bouilions. which are being offered 70 tho
American public at prices entirely ont n
proportion TO their real nutritive value.
According TO analysis by Dr. Rudolph
hendtner, published py the II ,yal Aaalyri.
cal Institute Of Munich, most OF these liquia
extracts contain only very small proIor.
tion of real extract of meat, but au enor.
nous quantity OF salt, with tie addition az
come iiavoring ingredients like celery or
similar stuff; and in analysing Ave dIiIsrent
sorts, DR.. Sendtner obtained the following
results:
No. being considered as ono unit OF extract
OF meat
No 2 Is equal to 1862.
NO. Ia equal to 2.43,
no, liz equal 70 2Ri.
No 3, the real Iiebig oompany's Extract a
Meat being equal TO GO,
And 10 calculating, the quantity OF salt
added to the different sorts
No. contains 7i.s3 per cent.
No. contains 5B.I0 per cent
No. contains 5s.6s pcr cent.
No. contains bi.hD par cent.
No. (the compsny's extraot) contains NO
added salt at all. This proves to a srtainty
that the consumer, In uelng these various
sorts OF liquid extract OF meat tbouillon4
pays mainly for q very strong solution ~
common salt, slightly favored with soma
extract OF meat, and some other in11a'
dents OF no nutritive value. Baef tea
made from Ltebig Uompany's Extract Of
meat Is, therefore, OF far greater nutrtt,y 70
value as stlmulant, and Infinitely cheanar
at present retail prices. Purehasers shnpid
be sure to get the genuine with signature ~
sustus Won Liebig In blue ink on the label
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
Horn on a Moving Train.s

Shortly after the south.bouud Norfolk
express, which lett hero at I2nb O'Clock,
on Friday morning. had paesel Clayton IN
interesting oeeurrence took place. A bpxogn
young German woman who bad Just ar
rived In America Cove birtn TO enid whlla
lha train was speeding along ut the rate OF
40 miles per. hour. A doctor was taken
aboard at FELTON, and the mother WAS given
every attention that ths circumstances
would sllow. A passenger volunteered 10
have hsr safely conducted to hospital 10
Norfolk. where she could recover before
re. uming her journey to California, her
destination
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
Adiutant aarmnn,. Resignation

7Hu1Es.Ht 1FEEIUHFF6 KHsiN nhFIOH.
A copy of general order No. 10 was re-
naived ThursdGy by Col. 8. hi. woad
from Gov. Biggs announcing the appoint
ments Of George W Marshall, Andrew s.
Kirk and William Marshall to tho poai-
tons of colonel, lieutsnant-eolouel and
surgeon, respectively, Of the FIRST Regi.
ment D. N q. No reference in tas abuya
order is is made to the commission Of
Charles NJ. Carey, major elsnt Such
fnal duties as the turning over Of the
Stste property III his charge to Quarter
master A. D. Chaytor was eompla.ed By
Col. Wood Thursday. Adjutant OF the
First Regiment j. N. Harnan, Jr., sent
ia his resignation 20 the governor on
Thursday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
A nap Wreck.


= AH Htt Oh ft0Aru saved,
,, rohf IowssEsp, W, IT,, Dec. 2s.--The
Steamship Idaho arrived from Alashan
r.! puis last night bringing news ooucsrninY
w wreck Of the steam schooner Len st
rtlnee Frederick Sound about 10 miles
T south east Of juneau on November 2sth'
me Leo left Seattle one month previous
psueh with genetal cargo OF furs. Wbeb
sns s,ny weather ensued she went into
1tiese Frederick Sound and anchored.
ne tlde reeeded and the storm aoated and
t .e Leo was Lott high aqd dry on a ledge OF
. .aele reGk, Tho vessel settled down A iis.
Sa,s OF 10 feet striking here stern on rocs
houidels and completely demolishiur the
ke % The tide fell "a feet.
me crew landed on the beach half mile
a s, and eaSed nearly all the vessels
E t'is Ihe whole cargo was lost, boht
a 49, hVe men was sent to Jnpeau for a.
s ~ IN and tho rest OF the crew remained
On lns 9eaoh for az days waiting FOR assJst-
anee. capt, WhItiord and The oook re-.
ta leg . al TIM Scene Of the disaster euard.
!. me Loo was built at Baltimore, Md. and
VARIABLE, tso was very
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

The stockholders of the Masonis Hall
Company held their annual meeting
Thursday and re elected the following of
GERS: President, George e. Lobdeil; Woe
president, James Scott; Secretary, John
P. Almond; Treasurer, Thomas j Law.
son; Directors, y, A Hodsman. james
Il. Beggs, Isaac @. Pyle, W. s Qqieley,
] W. Scott, Joseph II. Gould, James
Parker, j. d. Winslow, William Baxter.
There was NO opposition ticket presented
and about one-triId of the stock was
voted,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
a car wl,n poon, : '.,,.....

lost ' ,,-,h Mo-, Dec. 29,-At 1880 O'Clock
nss strueF by 4 switch engine Of The chi-
Nv saso, ". PAM 4 Kansas City RAILROAD an
'1l ctossihg OF Maine and r 9btdauY streata
t an,u lne car With about is occunants was
SinS Gown an embankment about s6 fset
d dsSu iuto BLACK Snake Creek. The oar was
iH n1aS md most OF the oocuuants m.
I LII, Two 81 them, William II. Rav and
, nno, seflously. The latter was injured in
'9iuahy and perhaps fatally, ''N
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

II the breast bone OF goosa is any erl-
terion by which TO judge " the We Their 10
b. expected. tho winter Will be open and
pleasant uuti! about the middle Of January,
after which there Will bs spell OF squsliy
weather which will moderate somewhat
dnTing february, but the greater part OF
March premises TO be very wintry To
judge i.a44 j eyps9 bona another b s45td
iunpronahle
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

A proclamation was issued by Governor
Beaver Thursday showing that the pupiio
debt of Pennsylyania was reduced during
the last fiscal year 81, llS $50.
The Liberdsd, the 35-foot craft whicn
left Rio Janeiro last July with Joshua
sioou1a, wife and two sons on board, ar
rived at Washington Thursday from nor
folk.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
A hold Lancaster county uu,Y,.v,

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 29.-BurFara lset
night catered the residence OF Jacob
Watfel In Millersvllie, carried ina aaia
Weighing over 1000 pounds, to The res,
yard and blow it opsn with dynamite a..
curing over $500. Four persons and twn
dogs were in the house at the tins ne bur.
glars were at work. 'uA'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

DENTON, MD, Dec 2s While Justice
" ". Lowe and Mr.. Clinton Cook were
driving In the upper part Of Caroline
county to-day their horse became fright.
ened and began runn.ng and kicking. Mr..
Lowe was Kicked in the face, and both
were thrown from the carriage. The oar
riage was completely demolished. Messrs.
Lowe and Cook we're brought to town by
Mr.. Ed Malone, and DR.. George GRAY
was summoned to dress the wounds Of
MIR Lowe. Bis condition is cons dered
quite serious. MIR. Cook sustained NO
serious injuries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

1t Is reported that riot occurred on
Tuesday week at ..Saekett's Mills, IN
Stafford county, Virginia, between whites
and cpiored, growing out OF q political
dispute. a white man named Bennett
KILN was killed and oolored man waa
badly mutilsted. Many others were
wounded,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
stean,boat. % ae.une.

The steamer Wilmington resumed her
trips to Philadelphia last saturday.
mailing one round trip daily. She Will
leave Fourth street wharf at s a. M. and
Chestnut street wharf at 3 p. u.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

Mr. Robert sutclife, n native Of birmingham
England now residsnt OF Baltimore, Claims.
- m subject TO severe attacks OF neuralgia
which have caused me much pain; have re-
peatedly tried different remedies but receiyed
no heneh thnally tried Salvation OH ami re-
weight ia gols. "oA" ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

Regulate the Regulator" The blood
is the life, Make it pure with Warmers
Log Cabin sarrsrarilla Cheapest in the
market, 100 doses tor 81. Very large
package.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

Captain Bassstt, who has been an en-.
plcys OF the Senate Tor a number of
Years, celebrated his golden wedding
Tnursday. The members Of the Senate
sent him solid silver waiter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03

No. contains Ti.S3 per cent.
No. = contains 5B.i0 per cent,
No. 3 contains 5a.6s pcr cent.
No. 4 contains bI,5u par f,nnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

New.Jcrscy Jockey Club races. Elizabeth. p. m.
F1ack divorce case. Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Rapst Preachers and Reformed Pastors meetings,
morning
Investigation Dock Department by Commissioners OF
Accounts IL a. m.
Departures for the Catholic Centennial at Baltimore
Annual meeting New-York Indian Association, No. 81
West Thirty sccOnd-st.. 3 30 y.
American institute OF Christian Philosophy. Associa-
ton Hall. D. m.
Ncw-York Chess Club tournament No 80 Union Square.
evening.
Eclectic Workers Association Fair Grand Opera House
Hall
Meeting in memory OF Chicago Anarchists. Cooper
Union p. m.
Young Mems Hebrew Association entertainment Lex
ingt nav and Fifty-eighth- y. m.
Funeral OF Edward o. Bird Church OF the Covenant,
Park-ave. and Thlrty-hth-st. D.
American Geographical Society. Chlckerng Hall.
D. IN.
National Club meeting. No. 162 East Fiftyhfth-st.,
IN.
Department of Astronomy Of the Brooklyn Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
DIR. BRAN IS STILL MISSING

Dr. Karl Bran, OF No. 2G East Fifty third st, whose
disappearance reported Sergeant Keaher at Police
Headquarters Saturday night is still missing DR.. Bran
left his home Wednesday apparent good health and
spirits 1t supposed he had gone 10 visit some Of his
patients did return that night, and inquiry made
the next day among friends whom he might have visited
failed 10 where he had gone 10 give any reason
for his disappearance. lie widower with son,
Floran A. Bran accountant for downtown importing
house The two occupied apartments together.
Young Mr. Bran said 10 a Tribune reporter yesterday
that he whatever for his fathers disap
pearInce lived quietly had troubles and enemies
Dr. Bran born in Germany sixtynine years lie
was graduate Of Erangen University. In 1853 he
this ccury AM began practice IN NewYok where he has
lived since The missing five feet nine inches
tall had full gray beard and light complexion lie
when black diagonal coat and wastcoat. black
striped trousers ana a soft black hat