The Republican journal., 1891-04-23
Tho Journals New York Letter.

no J01lINdI'S NEW DIX letter,
NEW lOEk CRY, April 18th, 1891. 'ruc IN
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come something more thaN passing iahrie~,
Time. h.sllh and money are iayi>biv ,arrjG IA
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-'l'h burning @''iAtloh' faNnioh 'coNti z
multitude Of siu-. Caleb Cotton SAYS that 1,
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vogue, by turns, except virtue. Il ha- car
,i.1 th.t into .rarutn toa or at l.a.t tI. ...,n.
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attendance at week d4y sermons Il"reau,
with hi, fine. >coru of all that h,f away from
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visiting hr HFti> must li"'tI A~lie from the
fashionable streets i cuitr 10 uri himself
..yybtrt. man meet. man and net hed shoe
meet. >ho," II WAS IuunL VINO " him>icaily
hut ,yi>tIy relu4lked, III Guu.h wrong Till
mode. cuiapll: more sense j. show IN Wear
inc others lpliIe, than our own" and lastly it
i, Our alWal> ruli>tniu. Aud 3rrDmrial'l GOOD
.Iif- nhirh fd,,t ,tiotl,ly a,tl- in it, !Hjr-f ~
-ue that "A man WHO i.a~uU had pnrumouiq
tbi, spring is hupelc>>ly ont of fashion. Bet
he i, here. and that j. sonr,iuing.' Al these
ttN t-illG.I- W ii w liI'ii, 4 correct ilItt
,ucriuct l.hronic.tr. Should have naa-sht to
10, Ii therefore becomes incumbent lo >ll
that tht. Innovations in millinery and dress
making arc more wonderful thi~ wear tAau
ever. Ine h4t~ and hOuntts are SURPRISINGLY
airy. hut galui.hel With wealth uf flowers :
lilies Ct the valley, pink roses li0lrt- ui
r,w.lp~ h.ine selected favorite,. ihe bios
sons of tlle r0r>age bouquet frequently match
the artificial blooming On th. hat Sailor hat-
for children still prevail. The man-ot-War shape
being preferable tor Master Jack, and the
wide brlm for Mis- DuIlN Cloths for suiting>
Are found i'll great yalitti Ii Lord 4 IaNur>.
Deuuirrs ana Stern Bros in all the errtti.. tiuts
now in demand. grey, faWn and army hlue
max mo artistic combinations with Steel, let, ur
gold trimming A lery fashionable and prtttv
costume was that worn on the Avenue III the
passing throug last SUNDAY. 1t was of biscuit
rolored cloth, with bead cordng> and fringe.
The coat was Of the Louis Qtliuze rut, Which is,
now the most mod>h. The hat, gloves and
shoes Were all selected with CORES >pondiug
attention to the demands Of fashion in 1871.
and when one blindlV trusts to this efficacy one
is sure to he rewarded by the feeling that one 4
apparel Is lust a. it should he. Ia following
the dictate, of fashion, which is no less ca
pricious than her sister fortune it i the sin.
Of omission which are the most htinou>. Polka
dot, of let covering sleeves and collars are
every where noticed aud are especially pleasing
and unique in effect. Another singular hnt fe-
HCitpu> union = lHt btit' + sun lti Ntttl tl4
n-s. one seen not long ago had belt made
in the form of coiIin= steel serpent, the tail
Of which, disappearing In the opened jaws Of
the reptile, formed the buckle 1t was one of
tho>1 Oh !itie~ which recall the Cleopatra no
tious 50 much sought after because 80 much in
vogue at present. From London we have the
Battenberg cloak and the RoNann perfume.
This latter was first used in the reign Of that
King Of whom IT was remarked that he never
said foolish thing nor ever did wise one,
Charles H.. whose courteous private life con
tra-ted so strongly with hi~ negligent official
character. Paris, from her ineXhauStble re-