New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

Have Won noticed continued the dealer, now
many men are wearing tcnni, saShc> during business
hours now and with all sorts IT costumes tool As
some Ia, said The masculine sash at present l. eNaS
ccr,tion run wild Originally. when left oil their
wn-tcoars in hot weather. small black belt and later
on a modest SIX sash worn a. TO conceal tho
button, aud suspcndcrS which apporta 10 the trousers
Of mankind II wac a valuable idea. and ~ such wa
widely adopted. But the inability of the average
habcr,la,hcr to let we'll enough alone called his IN
vcntIve faculties into play, and he Me' produced
,cric, of violent things that cause the iudciou' TO
lr1cvc Blue red. yellow, purple and green arc The
mild ingredients Of most Of the patterns and tho belts
have increased In size from 70 ten inches. To
sec an otherwise dlgnnoh looking man wandering
about town With his waist caSpsd by huIe ana
.arinc sash such might have been designed for the
lur,-quc stage Is sight far too often encountered
in the streets Of New York. A. the taste Of the puolc
cannot be counted upon in such matters the man
ufacturcrs Of these monsrosltiee should be appSed
to-
vov mode1ty I'm the sash Il as much 10 be desired
49, ,nyvhcr, else Let me show you one combining
utlty style aud modcsty. Here II is-a combination
Won SEE Of ash and belt No other sash VIII support
the Trousers The belt addition IN TINS sa'h sup
ports the trousers and retains ~ llT sH ,'' -, !
and graceful appearancc that naturally ue",-' ~ w
Furthermore the back Of any "th't ,f'n Is III, S'"
owing the buckle or fastening ue'n. gNi"','o ~
H.. ,e.n Ia tine ,kct.hc, Bucdc The belt at BACK WIN
shor end Of sash over LEFT hap - IN 'euG cer hc
the long end around the back OF hol} ana o1I oc
short ,ud a. in Figure = pas the iohS en- up
ward between, the belt ard BODY 81 I'i' MP " ns
IL down between the bo"y VI NV N''' '''N "
You have heard. suppose int Captain Miitr
M M @ bcvtle rcc6nnotrnt corp acr tn manqcr Of
the English and German. M me-" are ~ " a. LII
part cuarly for The service ana VII Df e"ppI ~
IN, Trartcbs and all the accoutfcncu> "i e"i,re
Tho safety wheel viii be u'cd WIN the rnSs
oI,ti To- the cat behind. In Europe similar corp;
have been found Of Ne for g'rI ",,
di.uatch service. man thus mounted can uINTl
frnu 100 a. 40 mile Iu a day, ah almost mp" 'nE
Llryclc club have enlisted u, member 81 the '"PN
and vill tac their gr.lar dIill IN cavalry WahfNruE
at the i7th >'par" company h'l uEI, H. f., W'Lo e
\ good many more cyclists are 'Ap'',u J." n1u D'".n
the dr -,A son begins, and som" tim" before IN" -cts"
end, he company viii ,hc run {" Prk'ldll and re
urn NV .' ,Hch corp, could little in the way
~, l,,u,,r., II thov had 10 Jc placed In the old
fashioned baggage carrier, that ht'd right up on me
,rr .,r of the bicycle ia front Of the Ghost OF a."
iIr' ~ Iut the new luggage carrier l. fitted to
hc b,rkbone Of the bicycle bchi'd the rider and there
he can carry without SfHSIL% q Onluc ID o'S
" -, novel device ha~ been c"utrvcd by an old line
whccman 10 enable him to enjoy quiet smoke aYhc,l
without Inconvenience an "iIi'iuHVht j. Wdt' 10
IN ON the handle barr pip" being secured 10y nickel
plated clip aud -pnnS ana bonn connected WItn inc
non tn the teeth j. thus prevented. and also the danger
~ spark, and tobacco ash lodenE Ia the eye. The
rider can mount aud di-mount without dcaching the
pipc and when not riding can u'r II In the ordinary
horn II consists ~ hollow rubber bulb shaped
somewhat IKE the handle Of q pistol fhi, being
pr.-~rd Violently with the hand forces air into a
metal nozzle shaped Ike the muzllc of the old
C,.Linucd huudrr,i,~ \ reed /, fastucd In the
nozllc and fhi, ,nt~ noise Ike the y"p ~ an angry
dog In pain magulhcd In intensity about forty Times.
Th, delightful Instrument Is screwed To- the handle OF
tlr hicVcc where II easily De- reached and pumped
and H. warranted give notice Of the approach If "A
uhcclman 10 ANYTHING that has ears and Is within
the rIdiu, 81 a mile or two.
new lawn game i hoccio pronounced bO,hioi
which can hc played lawn. court. any level
Gravel surface. on smooth court floor carpet.
II is PLAYED hy rolling the balls. Whom played q
Lawn or gravel surface the balls b. ed thrown