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DIR. KOCH KNOWS IT.
THE INDIAN WAR OVER.


The Red Men Appeared to He the Most
Scared Of Anybody.
Capt. Norville, special agent, has returned to
Pierre. s. d., from Fort Bennett and reports
the Indian war there over. 1t seems now that
the Indians have been the most scared of any,
body. They have been afraid that they would
be massacred, OF they would have come in
before.
After the Indians arrived at Bennett several
councils Of war were held to determine whether
they would give up their arms or not. Finally
they agreed to when Gen. Miles asked them.
Agent Palmer said: mo arms. no rations or
blankets-" This soon brought them to terms.
and all arms are now stacked up at the agency.
Capt. Hearst. commanding officer at Fort
Sully, has received the capitulation of ia I'm
capapas, including seventy of Sitting Bull 8
band and fifty from Rosebud agency. Mar
cisse Sarcelle. boss farmer. brought in 412 of
Big Foot's Indians. Out of these ninety-eight
stands of arms we're collected. They were
nearly all Winchesters, of every description
and of very antiquated pattern.
Sitting Bulls men wanted to remain ut the
Cheyenne. and say they are afraid to return to
Standing Rock. All have surrendered and the
best Of care il being given them. All Of the
teams ut the agency have been started to Du-
pree 70 bring in the sick women and children.
Many Of the leaders among the Indians acted
very ugly in making final settlements, and
there was q great deal Of qusrreling among
Themselves
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOW n n

By virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court of the
passed in certain Herein pcndiny No. 1i.cp
hetween Joseph u; lower ct al. cOnlpiainsnts. and
Lotts jackson ct a., de1e nants shall proceed TO
sell on the premises on THURSDAY, THE EIGHTH
DAY OF JANUARY, 1871. Mt FOUR O'CLOCK +.
being in deor ketown DE- in Beatty L Hawkins adj
dition to said tow des ribed follows Commencing
Tor the at te nortl east said lot No.
running Their west hty-ive (ol) feet aony the line
OF Tth street, thence south hundred 400 feet
thence east fftyfve t5o) feet 70 Frederick street
thene north aon< the line OF said Frederick street
hunred (O Ieet TO the place Of beginning, with the
improvements consisting OF two frame dwellings
Terms OF sac IS prescribed ty TIE dscrec One-third
cash. balance II. two equal insts iucnts. in six and
Twelve months. with interest from day Of sale.
whoe OF the purchase money lney he paid in cash at
the option OF ptlrcfr purchasers deposit of
SO VIII be required at time % sale. payment the
remainder OF the cash in such time appear
sonaDlc 70 trustees On default OF the purchaser or
purchase tie property to be resod at the risk and
cost OF such de;au tiIis. purchaser purchasers.
John +. kNNIs, Trustee,
4Sj La. ave.
dSs]dts City Hall
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A Burglar Killed by . watc,,man.

James Walker. burglar. was shot and killed
last night in Philadelphia by Private Watch
man Butt. While Butz wns making his rounds
he heard crash Of broken glass, and, hurrying
10 the scene, discovered . man emerging
through q smashed window in the fruit ware
house Of Thomas @. Zane, No. 341 Delaware
avenue. Butt grappled with the man, who
threw q heavy overcoat over the watchman's
head and ran. The latter, after disentangling
himself from the garment started in pursuit,
firing his revolver ~ he ran. Three shots
fleeing name head. Although desperately
wounded he continued running until los Of
blood caused him TO fall unconscious in the
street. He died shortly after being recognized
as James, Walker, aged twenty-fonr years, who
had giyer. the police considerable trouble.
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Philadelphia Bankers To ResuIne.

Barker Brothers 4 Co. and b. X. Jamson &
Co.. bankers, of Philadelphia, who were re-
Gently obliged to suspend on account of the
stringency Of tho money market. have their
affairs in such good shape that both are ex-
pected to resume and pay dollar for dollar.
Their assets are more than sufficient to meet
their liabilities if properly handled and their
creditors, having been convinced of this fact,
are disposed to be lenient Barker Brothers Il
Co. expect to be able to pay their creditors in
one year and Jarnison Il Co. in two
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d.cldts
vCRUsTEE's SALE OF FINE FARM IN HAIR.
i FORD COUNTY, MARYLAND.

BY virtue OF decree OF the circuit court of Hartford
county the undersip ned trustee will offer at public sale
i'll n OF the Hartford House city OF Uavrc de
Srase. Hari"r 81 ,c9gn'y Nd On IUEsnAY. nEGEM-
Der THlRTlElH. 1880, at TWO O'CLOCK p NJ,
all tiat valuable farm tract OF land known the
Od Bay farm. situated about one mile from Havre
de Grace and containing 4OU less-betpS
the same tract " land which conveyed to Dr. Wrh.
b. Rowland. dse1sed The tarln spIenidly located
nshins. cumming. &C. Is within short dists9ce OF
the famous duckiilH hats, where III season. canvas
hack red and black head ducks abound. part Of their
feeding grounds being near the shores OF this farm
The soil IS OF Ers.:ass quality and is in high state
OF cultivation. Tie improvements are large and
colnlnodious double two-story frame dwelling house,
other Outo'.ildnzs and on the shore are sleeping and
cooking apartments tor fishermen AMI glnneru.
Mo ding sand nd brick clay OF Superior quality I'M
cerie parts vi the farm. Terms Of sale: One-third
and tree Credit payments TO bear interest from
day of sale ami to be secured by the notes OF ondsof
the purchaser, with surety TO lie approved by the
tru.tee Other terms y suit purchaser nay be made
by the trustee day OF sale. ROBERT G. HOP
KINS, Trustee. Port Deposit, nd. B. q. THACKERY,
Solicitor. Elkton, Nd. dl3-eoGt
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A Blizzard In Kansas.

The first blizzard of the season, which reached
Kansas on Wednesday, has made change in
temperature of Is degrees in the last forty
eight hours. At noon snow commenced falling,
and at night the ground was covered to depth
of three incher, with prospects OF more. The
snow will be Of great benefit to the growing
wheat crop.
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Death Of q Noted TheOlOgian.

The funeral of the Very Rev. Benedict Muir
name, provincial of the Passionist Order in the
United States, who died Wednesday night at
Dunkirk, MY, will take place tomorrow morn
ing from st. Michaers Monastery at West Ho-
boken. NJ. The Right Rev. Bishop Wigger of
Newark, Nj. viii sing the pontifcal mass Of
requiem. O.her prclates high in the Catholic
Church will be present.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 TIE EVENING STAR is everywhere recog-
nized and admitted to be, in every quality, the
leading and favorite Newspaper Of the National
Capital, alike in the countingroom, the work
shop, and the family circle. Pretty much
everybody in the District reads ii regularly. 1.
is therefore much the best advertising medium
in the city; and, in proportion to circulation.
as cduefising rates are also much the cheapest.
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Arrested at n Christmas Entertainment.

William Strong, aged twenty-five, was ar
rested on the charge of robbing his former en-
ployers. Scheutte d Co., Of 81 900 in Pittsburg
on Wednesday night. When arrested young
Strong was playing a leading character in a
18th street Methodist Episcopal Church on the
South Side. sensational scene followed, as
Mr.. Strong was very prominent in church
work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-26

i.I5 rIcniy illus,ra,ed Januar, II.
NICHOLAS FOR YOUNG FOLKS
contains Charles Dudley Warmers
Talk About Reading;' a description
of "A Great Industrial School," n
narrative of the remarkable adventures
of little girl in her trip to Cloudiand
and the Moon; Little Holdfast," by
Roswell Smith; The Boyhood of
Michael Angelo" &c.
On all the stands, - cents. BegiI subscrip-
tons and ret year of this delightful chdrens
naZsziile The LonUn Jertafcr calsit the king of
publications for the young" $500 year. subscribe
through lea everywhere remit to the publishers
THE CENTURY co, :sI Eas. 18th st.. New York. 1t
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Singular Course Of . Bullet.

Nose Howell entered the residence of Geo.
W. Norris at Petersburg W. Vs.. last nigh.
and, drawing a revolver, fred at Mrs. Norris.
the ball passing through her nose, then through
both wrists of her little daughter and finally
lodged in Mr.. Norris leg. 1t came very near
being triple tragedy.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aaetionesrs.
TRysTEEs SALE OF NEW BRICK A0usE ON y

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON b
srREET SOUTH a BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL
Under and By virtue 81 deed q t,ust rseosdsd q
Of tho District Of Columbia and at the reques Of the
party secured thereby the undersigned tfustees viii
sell at public auction, in front Of thu prrueee on
M0kDAY, the FIFTH 90 DAY OF JANUARY, 4 D.
1spl. At HALF-PA6T FOUR 40, O'CLOCK. part Of
thi,ty-nve t8t5 IN the city q Meahinston,. .. @,
the west 10 feet front Of aad lot. toGsfh With IT,
improvements, &c.
Tn cash and residue in twelve Old and ekhteeu (ItD
months with interest at six 90 per cent pr annun
70 fve notes ~ deed trust the
Ii terms Of sais src not compiled with IN "a 105 ~:
from day q sHs tho tsescs ressve The EVn( = ssl
b required whsq BID > sccepted.
d2oeoo 800 In oersot = =.
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A FLANK MOVEMENT ON DEATH.
stin 0rsatsr Results Promised From tho
Koch Theory.

MEDICAL MEN IN wAsHrseToy CONDUCTING Ex-
PERMEyrs-NANY FATAL AILMENTS MAY RE
coMBATEp BIZ LYMPE IxyKcTIoxs--DKrALs OF
EXPERIMENTS.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON
FOGR;AND.A;HA-F STREET BETWEEN n

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON
F0TR;A nj, 4 In, STREET BETWEEN n
Undor and by virtue OF deed of trust recorded in
Liter No i4G iolio w ct seq one Of the land rec
trustees will ss at pubic auction, in front of the
prern,ses, on TUESDAY, THE fHIR1 IETH DAY OF
r all Of lot seventy-two C>) in John II. Mclean
and John Van iiiswicks subdivision OF square 1--WE
hundred and forty SIX CiO, n the city OF Washing
icn d. q; as said sundiS ison is recorded in book
Terms Of sale: Oue-third of purchase money to be
nid IN cash and resldue IN tweive (i.) and eighteen
(1S) nontDs, with interest at 90 peg cent per an
mum, interest payable semiannualy, for which the
purchaser to give notes, secured by deed
cnaser terms OF sale no: complied with in ten
lO days from day OF Sale the trustees right
to ressil at risk defauting purchaser depOst OF
e1UO will be required wnen bid accepted.
". +. EDMONS1ON, Trustee,
500 9Th st. NV.
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 co. Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE. NO. Ey1 d STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded in Liber
No. l4'4 fblio 4tiS ct seg. one of the land records
for the District of Columbia and ut the request of the
party secured thereby will sell At public auction
TwENTY.NlNTH DAY OF DECEMBER A. D. 1850
at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. parts of lots numbered ten
Q0) and eleven I'D. in square numbered tour hun
dred and sixty -four (4tt) beginning for the on
st. south xteen O) teet east from the southwest
curner Of said lot ten lO, Ind running thence north
eighty (sU) feet, thence west twentyOne CID feet six
90 inches thence south eighty 900 feet to st. and
Terms: Subject to deed Of trust FOR sl.:aa, the
balance in casn. deposit Of eco will be required
the time ri sale. II the terms Of sale compiled
with in httetn days from the day of sale the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property risk and
cost OF the deiautnv purchaser after five days adver-
tisement Of such resale in newspaper published
in Washington. DC. Ali conveyancing and recording
at the cost Of the purchaser.
.o.,.,. S SAn 7. hUCKETT., Trustees,
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To OVERCOME the mzrks Of are all who have
gray boards should use Buckingham's Dye for the
Whlskers the best and cleanest dye mAde for
eoloriug brown or black.
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DUNCANSCN IAROS.. Auctioneers d2s-dad
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneeis.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON
FOUk,AND,A,HA STREET BETWEEN n

AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Under and BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded in
Liber No. l4l, foiio lag ct seq, one of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia the undersigned
IRE Mises, on TUESDAY, THE THIhTIETH DAY OF
DECEMBER, ISss), at FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, all of
lot seventy six &C., in Join r. Mclean AMI John Van
Riswicas sn Of square i've hundred and forty
division Is recorded in hook h. page IJI, 9ether
with the improvements, &c.
Terms sale: Cne-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash and residue in twelve 2 and eighteen
QS) months, with interest six 90 per cent per an
mum. payable emi-annuai!y, for which purchaser to
give proIissoy notes ured 10y deed of trust the
property sod. or ali cash, at option of tie purchaser
II terms OF sale are net compiled with in 0) days
from day Of SAFE the trustees the right resell
1t risk defaultns piir SER depOsit OF 100 will
be required vnen bid a1veitet.
". T.. EDMONSTON, Trustee
. - 800 9Th st. NV.
d17-eod&ds c. II. WILLIAMSON trustee
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c. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
W. L. EDMONSTON, Trustee,
d.UeOdtS 500 18th st. a. W.
dIO-eodts
CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROP
d STREETS SOUTHWEST

STREETS SOUTHWEST avn
BY virtue Of de,ree OF the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed in, Equity No l.sAE5
Carberry. guardian, " Carbeiry, the UNDERSIGNED as
trustee. will sell " public auction, in front of the
EAkY. 4 y. 1901. at HALF-pAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
M al that par 81 of real estate in the city of WASH
inxton, in the District OF ColumIa cont aimed within
the following netes and bounds Besinning for the
same Mt the southeast corner said lot and running
thence north aong the line of "a street Vest IA feet
more or less to tire line OF the property heretofore
veyed to Joseph Nallate thence 100 thence
south IA eet and thence east lGO feet said street
and beginning. Icing part of lot Il, in square 5:,.
Terms ot sale prescribed by decree: Une-tbird cash
balance In two equal instalnents In one and two
years TO he by deed o. trust upon property sold
or all casa at option Of the purchaser A deposit OF
xlO will 10 required when the property is sold and al
conveyancin1 at tho cost Of the purchaser. II
terms OF sale not complied with in fifteen days
from day Of SHE the trustee the right to resell
at risk and cost of defaltny purchaser after days
advertisement OF such resaIe.
HoLDSNORT GORDON. Trustee
NCANSDN IAROS.. Anrfinneera Z. ,is
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d24-dkds THOMAS J. PAkKER. Irus
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctionesrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON B
STREET SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL
STREET AND FIRST STREET WEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
hbef No. 1879. folio 2:E ct seQ.. of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia at the request
Of the Party secured thereby the undersigned
vii SEA at public slction, IN front Of tine premises
MONDAY. the FIFTH (3l DAY OF JANUARY. AID
flrteen !i3) In square si1 hundred and thirty five
being the east ~ feet front by depth of so feet
gether with the improvements &c.
Terms Of sale: One-third OF purchase money to be
paid tn cash and residue in twelve and eighteen
months. with interest at SIX go per cent per annun
to give pronssory notes secured by deed Of trust
property sud- Or all cash, ut option of purchaser Ii
from day Of sac the trustees the right resell
be required when bid is accepted.
G. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee
W. L. EDMONSTON, Trustee
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TOMORROW.
FUTURE DAYS.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR l. CO., Auctioneers.

u ATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Auctioneers.
ENTIRE CONTENTS, GOOD WILL AND FIVE
THAR t skfET ~ hTEHSThTEANT NO. 1858
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TWENTY
above restaurant the entire contents. lease. &c.
d.s6:,t KATCLIFFE. DARR Il CO.. Auctioneers.
'I,RUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
L REAL ESTATEIN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
MD.
Gordon bearIng date of the lst day OF April. A. D.
40 and duly recorded in Libtr H.. y. No. H. folio
2l. g. one of tine land records Of Prince Georges
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. ofier j. public sale, Ut the
"a OF lah1. and located immediately opposite
the city OF Alexlnris. aliacent to the lan,is OF 4
said tarn Lein- known anu called Mount Mciiey'
and bounded Oh the southern side by the Marlboro
and Alexan ria Ferry road; tho northeastern side
western sde ny the Oxoh run on the western side by
the Potomac nvef.
lately thoroughly repaired. and all outbuidin2s
CURED by tine Tract Of lsn, CONSISTING of barns
bns. &C. also LARGE young or.;ard OF chuirc irrtit
The conveni. nee OF uni ation with the cities
Washington anu AJexandrit. the broad RIVER front
make the tract most desirable location ind invest
uent.
Terms Of sale Onefourth cash the balance in catia
est at per CENT deposit Of $50 viii De required to
accepted, and uni, the other terms sale are com
pe with in hve days from the day sale the trustee
will resell at the risk of defautng purchaser Con-
veyahCiny 1T expense Of pure Easer.
WILLIAM 4. GORDON, Trustee.
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NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule IN effect May Is

Trains leave Union Depot. 9th and strssss, lo57
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point sf 40 pm
and Norfolk az q 40 pm.
III "a an. Cincinnati Express daily for stations An
Nirv1nia. West Nireinsa, Kentucky and cincinnao-
Nest:bue Sleepers through without chAn9s ~ On
cinnati arriving al Is I'm.
IL pm. n. y. Y. Nestibule Limited daily soaSd
trains. with dining cars. run through vithu11
change 10 Cincinnati. kestibuie elsepsr for LpI-
inston and Louisville. Pullman Caxs afs o. =
receive passengers ut Pm.
Once. SIS Pennsylvania avenue
H. w. FULLER
3y126 General PASSENGER Nd
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

llOrOMAC RINER LANDINGS.
Il STEAMER JOHN ". THOMPSON
Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday, At 4 pm. q far a
Nomini. Currloman and Ieonardtown. Smifl O.
Co.n and kinsals tars, hrstcla.., 50n. 1901
formation call Telephone l350 d12-1n
ITO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Il steamer ExckLsloR, from 7th q. wharf NO.
k WITH BSsf5S Arb iko 5SSiSsSSk
STEAMERS. Fare: ~ kngle round trip, a. TSchSs
ave, and Hawiey's. 18th and New York ave 20
xh.rs nsspbens ~. Spptays ess % a.
and Ucn- AGENT. ois~
STEAMER ''wAKEfIEI.D.
md sATUkpAns a. z am; Retwning TUESDAY,
touching ~ lntsrmedist< lax.dingn. 'es
Passenger accommodates nrstclaa-
z; ". RIDLEY
70 SenerAl Mr.
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Tox,ro Fro.
mild laxative for constipation. sovereign
Ismedy for dyspepssa- ToIa.to Zig II Q fruit and
Ne-etable Laxative. superior to remedy now on
tie isr2et Can be IeIe fer its positive results In
any etneryency- I; eouect. AasEish habit Of the
l,seis without p-odurinx depressing esst loss Of
time from business Iiayroyes tue health Of both
srxrs. young and Old
tomato Fir r1vcs tone and sirsn<th to the Ever,
ktinSys and bowels and OF the delightful
and purxatiye before Tie pcollc. Ter
D. A. BUTTS CO.,
ol1-sms BALTIMORE. Nj
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EDUCATIONAL.
n wAsHiNG7oN.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

rhe lower edge. in sort Of eonsfnents1
style, and fasten up with small buttons
matehing thoss upon tbs coat
Among new materials exhibited In
the shops. the prevalence Of corn-fower
blue Is noticeable IL y 70 be ques-
aonsd whether this shade viii obtain
for long, as IL ID. As a rule. too trying
for daylight but p&ssable At night
This dense blus asserts itself quite
forcibly In millinery. however. and was
exhibited recently IN an imported dano-
ing gown of bluish-grAy embroidered
net upon which sprays OF the deep blue
corn-fowers were oarelessly thrown
MaiEe-celored ribbon velvet was fes-
TONED upon the skirt and heightened
the effect very considerably.
Another pretty dancing dress for .
young lady il of she'll pink pompadour
silk. brocsded with tiny moss-buds, and
the lower skirt is festooned with shrimp
pink velvet ribbons caught up with the
same shade OF prince Of Wales" os-
tFich tips.
Dress fans are all light and flmy and
delicate. Some OF the prettiest and
most artistic of those lately imported
are made Of white crepe de chine, deco
rated with dainty crayon drawings.
This is refreshing change from
the brilliant hand-psinted, Haunting
variety. Another gause fan has gar
lands OF artificial flowers, which oan be
arranged upon the edge. and transposed
to harmonic with the change Of gowns
Feather fans still hold their own. and
are made In every costume tint and
shade OF tint
There are innumersble new fsncies In
dress shoes which reach us now and
then from abroad. Ono OF the latest Is
the Orleans" beaded shoe in
any color. with an ankle strap
which closes with a single button.
The Cinderella In any combination
of colors Is very dainty. having an up
per Of kid and q goloshe with fancy
edging OF patent leather For evening
slippers the "Kenilworth" in varied
shades Is very pretty, and ia Tosca,"
which has white kid backs and black
Clace kid fronts and heels, will in all
probability prove very attractive.
Equally worthy OF admiration are the
Charles IX.," EN- N-o dered with Jet or
bronze beads, accord ug TO the kid, and
the Zebra In black and white colorod
stripes.
1t is rumored that gloves will again
be worn outside the sleeves, and both
the gauntlet and mousquetairs will be
shaped with that idea In view. Russia
leather gloves are in great demand,
and as they are so thoroughly dur
able. they can not be considered dear
at higher price than the ordinary kid
Taste in hosiery is rather running
riot among bright colors just now. II
they arc black, they are patterned with
gay colors. Stripes are popular for
evening wear. and in these are COM
bined chocolate and pale blue. pink and
cinnamon. gold and brown and gold and
black Fer day wear vertical hair