New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12

A man placed in the uncomfortable position en-
durcd by Allen Rott In The Master OF wOoo
barrow would be bewildercd and dazed II he AZ
tempted to I'll ont his wardrobe In New-forK tms
autumn. If man knows exactly what ne wants I"
wear IS we'll up in the fashions. knows what Things
are most becoming T. his particular style OF beauty
and has AVERAGE good taste. dressing well is compare
lively easy. Even under those conditions some time
must spent in selecting Tor tsllOrs and haberdashcS
have a way nowadays Of having many attractive
thing, that one has trouble In deciding upon tie
most attractive. a man goes into the shop OF
fashionable Iiroidway habcrd asher He intends to buy
some collars and cuffs II his pocketbook Is nii VI
his credit unlimited. he Will never get out u'tI no
has purchased end Of other things Ihcrloro '"o
who wants t. economic would better son"
district MESSENGER boy to buy his collars and cults by
sample.
The fashions for this autumn ard winter snow ihore
and good taste on The part Oh t'e a'ocr
fashion tlan for Materials are 81 storher
stuff and "quctcr" color than they nave been vi ''
Americans have always worn black eat al ao tins
characteristic Is this autumn even more marked tlah
usual AL stripes narrow and all phu' "ie u"'
ohtru-ive. Primary cOlors are avoided ana oo ''ono'
mostly by BARRIERS apprentices ana poohi"n
cr, Assistants. In business dress the most Informal Oh
ALL has the greatest opportunity for the display OK
good bud taste. jacket suit Is stlonay most
proper for business There are men who wear cuI
aways for business. but they are generally 'oi'idc'o
formal For who are not In business thcy aro
more appropriate, but men who can AFFORD HE OK
leisure surely afford jacket suit lor morning dno
cutlway for afternoon.
a Jacket suit should b" throughout OF the same ma
tcrl. The mt popular OF coat will be the sash'
front form with the fronts well rounded at the bottom
AID lis only rival viii lie the three-biton cuti"ay
Jacket which shows little Of the lower part VI mo
wai,oat The one button Jacket Will be worn By men
Of ,l!,rn.n's pr portions only. Many men VIII wear
the d,uhlc breasted jacket REFER This garment
,i, we'll all men who are not short and rorpuieht'
AID ihs fat Together with is warmth IN
sure, II, popularity The material, most used
for ~dtiu.,' or Jacket suits soft finished ch"viots
IN G,rh hlgc, and browns a1d those who prefer fancy
,lnth, VIII co.uc tAc.u-clc, 10 narrow stripes anu
MODEST chcc.,. Men Who wear jackets OF black
chcvlo Will vcar trousers ot striped checked
clVlh.
rl.. scam, OF jacket, Will We swccdr or "lappcd.'
Thcy VIII not be- cut extremely low AID will have flaps
Oh the p,rhr', To 20 in or ont "Pach' or outside
p,ch.t, Do not lo,h VII except o. coat' made Oh
h.ht ~e.-,i ,,tH. "ioas +, for Jacket suits VIII be
cur , iu"A H.. i..rr i,an those for evening ana the
av~Il... w,ciA Viz /: olarh knee AID l. men
bottom. They should alVa!, have corded outside
,ctlI,. M.rt r. e.-l tllo", make trousers without
/ A ua,tla,.d al back bt.'ale. When cut tbs Way
th.y ar. h-..: at tie back than ordinarily and TT
..,i"r over tl. hips. American tlors are taking up
tn, method AID !, reason u suppose that the
! change vii p..'y" popular.
/ II a cuja%ay i wolI tor business It should be OF
the same maternal The uou,cr, a"d waistcoat "orl
Win 1t ard sAoilI have double stitched edges and
| haid buttoa,. II HACK coat is wori the trousers
should 10 %: another of cloth 1t Is sa" - say
! that LACK uuH-"ro sAoud never be worn ",ih any
| tma, except tor evening dic>S, funerals or deep
mourning. E,ru fpr funeral and olln.tS dark gray,
with LACK coat aad wI-t',at, Is considered letter
fu,n.'
\ man vel! l,,>scd or The afternoon shouli wear
"A Ma ,.il@dy COAT il.d wast,odt AID trOl>eis with
cNt:c.,I. narrow Il? pc. iac trc~.oUtt N c"tt"ay
! Will cpa;l,. J." the" coat and the f"urLu'ton
variety WI ''!y B." vor. 10y till. slim men upon whom
u.-',f,. liNr,n tie button, OF the. lut'"ncd
cui.~ay NO. l. he to- -r.dt. Iae material :,r ticNo
coats should b. vor-t!o. nac chcNI"t lib t, un'
dr., c Wor~tciS AID at-oua,. the e-', being cithr
! stir,hod h'.drI according, 10 the material LIE
sI,.N,5 ia,:rd wth cuAs with Two or thrNo
but If TIA Is Of mod ra"b smooth material
and braided tic peaked Lapel /, best. Cu;aways for
afternoon, llho iichcts, are only cat medium
low. Iur aitc'i",a wear tie hard buttons
AID coarse MATERIAL, axe not IN good taste.
Ihc duuhir r.i-ti s'k coat l. a-iiH to- "n.nE pop
u'r IN Ioi.om i'r nii-i'"ou wedding, ani similarly
formal occasions l. ho however, probable thar 10
will ever r'ea.u tie position It once held In New
York. AID nlcI. Will! without doubt continue to w"E
the cuaWhy I!u,r 4 II. For Afternoon dtc>'. fancy
vhi-tc"l', ~! /" 49,. graf !'.L The materials
/ .t""u a., TIE ~. i lGA"!l'I. Inl'-ln.3c ahc drc
:l.-t! r'A 90" d'I 49,, plush. s"hic 81 In dt'iei'
a." dir' :, t.i n."n II s'd iar'c ".u "N"i t"tn'
re- G'n. !" ''I-.'d ""I,t'"At VII not lc "ori 81
| much .. = NA, at ~.ai,t For evening i:c,' t.rrc
!, scot much .A.-t IAc ps'. d lap coat. WIN mo
putnL ..s. VIII &c m",i popular. Rat tho
/ uli lud "-ltHl~ ,uilAgcd coat MI, si.I haNo nj
! Arr'.t-. l.. Tot '.I' r, ar -" nra".n; eNenihS
,.ut,. 4 -.:.. iia iG'ct c"th. m'rni OF tAo
D. G.A,'.N 7'' ..'. tD" ~. m"'h used Ii,t jt-i'
II .A.... b., ..4 '.r o-", a.c aH,lrd "ish S1.sIc
r., oi ,r. ,..- ..,c t.r c!-c. The dro>, "".'t
,or l...., -...I ....t ip." ,"' one ~.h The sac!i