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The San Francisco call., 1895-12-15

DEVISADERO ST.-S5OOO; VERY CHOICE
IL locality: 25xl03:6 modern
2-Story residences; 9 large
rooms and bath: large ba ,e-
nent: brick foundation. first
class condition; cement side
walk; grand marine view
this is at great sacrifice and
must be sold.
DINE ST.-S5OO0: ANOTHER BARGAIN.
and must be sold: 25xl37 IS !;
near Broderick: good sub
stantial story. g. room
house; bath: br OK founda-
tiDD; cement sidewalk; all
in first-class condition: owner
very anxious to sell; easy
terms If desired.
II ILL ST.-$600; NEAR SANCHEZ: A RARE
IL bargain; 25xl14: severed,
graded and macadamized !;
grand view; cheapest lot in
the Mission.
RAKER ST.-$3000; NEAR JACKSON: 25x
IL 1858; severed, graded and
street work done very de-
sirable for flats
MISSION sT.-s1s0OO; NEAR VALENCIA;
Iu electric cars in front: 151 .5x
100; street work all done and
accepted: will sIbdivide and
sell 20 feet for $4,000.
pOTRERO-S7O0; CONNECTICUT, NEAR
l. Napa; 25x100; street work
done; cheap lot.
TWENTIETH ST-$lS00: NEAR CASTRO;
25x55 with modern cottage !:
large rooms and basement
street work done and ac-
cepted; 100 feet from cable
cars; easy terms if desired.
GREENWICH ST.-$2500; NEAR BAKER; A
VI very cheap lot: S4x137 IS:
must be sold Immediately !;
severed graded and street
work done.
GHENERY ST.-$3h0; COR. MIGUEL: ELEC-
" trio cars in front and street
work done; a bargain.
McAFEE BROTHERS.,
lO8 Montgomery st.
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GQ000 SPLENDID INVESTMENT ON
.pcOOO. Oak ST., within a stones throw of
Market; substantial bay-window flats; brick
foundation: stone walks: street accepted; rent
$685. per annum; lot - :6x95
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ONLY $3.50 CASH.
" ENGLISH COTTAGE HOUSES.
PRICE REDUCED ON THOSE UNSOLD.
SEE THEM TODAY.
THEY ARE OPEN.
$3.50 cash, balance monthly: rent; will
buy an elegant modern home of and rooms and
bath; large basement; substantially built; ele-
gantly finished and complete in all details; see
them to-day; they are open for inspection; Cafor-
nia St. cor. I'd ave-; take Sacramentost. cars Call
al Office for full particulars.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE d Co,
63S Market st.
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o1eOS CHOICE LOT ON SHRADER ST,
aDIOZc. near Beulah: 25xl06:3 feet; this dis
trict is building up very fast.
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EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
H2S Markell or
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Y H. UMBSEN d CO..

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
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OC0O0 STONE ST, NEAR STOCKTON
cNLOOU. and Washington; 3 tenements; rents
$50; lot 2Ox6O. MADISON q BURKE.
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G10SO CORNER on CAPP ST; ANOTHER
ep I-CO- snap; comparatively new 2-story
bay-window residence OF 8 rooms and bath; laun-
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TUsT WHAT YOU WANT.

TUsT WHAT YOU WANT.
DENTS $76 PER MONTH: A MODERN FLATS
III 18th ST., close to- MsrlSet; lot 81 7:6xl00 this
property being nearly new is good investment.
q. O00 EASY TERMS: LOT oN 22D ST, y K.
.DOOO. Dou glass; 25xS5; street work done: lot
grade; a desirable site for a home.
CHEAP S2900; LOT ON LAGUNA ST., NEAR
" Pine; 22:6x80 fine neighborhood: flats built
here will pay big.
CLEMENT-S'T. LOTS. NEAR 18TH AVE; ON
" line OF Sutro railroad any size you want and
easy terms; lots ready to build on.
BOULEVARD LOTS: 1Sr AVE-, NEAR CLAY
ID st.: 100-foot avenue: will be a fashionable
place to live: very cheap and on easy terms.
ROBERT j. MERCER & SON. 40 Pine st.
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DARK RESIDENCE; FELL ST, Mr.. LOTT
25xl37 IS; only S725O. MADISON & BURKE.
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S5000 cozx ne12 T1ME bS on 5deAn
cottage OF rooms and bath; brick foundation;
street accented
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Office and Salesroom.
IA Montgomery ST., near Market.
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$1,000 and as an elegant corner ToF on oFa1
rel St, near Buchanan; 30 feet frontage on OFar-
rel by SO; this is very cheap.
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NfCAFEE BROTHERS,
VI Real Estate Brokers and Financial Agents
10S Montgomery st.
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GS000 No 240 MINNA ST., Mr.. Sd: EX;
tNCOOO. anime and make offer; store and
rooms: fiat, rooms MADISON BURKE.
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G0000 GREENWICH ST.; 2-sToRY
ID -OOO. brick building of rooms; rent SIS;
lot has double frontage.
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GO000 RENT S72O PER ANNUM; ABOVE
dI ICOOO. the water; . houses of s-3rooms and
bath each; bav-windows; brick Foundation: lot
5, :oN1l; Clay St; only 10 minutes walk from
Rearny ST.
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00OOO MINNA. NEAR 7TH, RENTING
OOUUU. for $50; lot 22:6xS0.
GOTOO COTTAGE ON HAMPSHIRE, NEAR
tDAIUO. Oath: rooms and bath; lot 25x100.
OLSON & BURKE.
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G09On HOUSE OF s ROOMS AND BATH:
0CCOO. bay-windows; brick foundation; only
about years old stable; near 18th and Market
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dnOn nnn PROMINENT PINE-ST. COR
sNCU. .UUU. ner; choice 2-story residences,
renting for 1882 so per month; extra large lot,
60Xl37.
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07OSO A NICE AND COMPARATIVELY,
I'd AOU. new bay-wiudow residence of rooms
and bath: brick foundation: all latest improve
ments and Conveniences: nicely situated on Web
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10000 Sc. COR. DOLORES AND LIB
DCLOO. erty; 2Sx92; street work all done.
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ONLY $1,000 -BROAD DWAY, NEAR STOCK
~ ton: tenements; good rentals: decided bar
gain. MADISON & BURKE.
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OIGHT IN TOWN.
p h Cottages on easy terms, $4,000; just COM
pleted: hotwelI ST.. near 17th: rooms: bath
gas; elegant mantels: shades; Gem ent sidewalk;
high basement large lot; 3 car lines open daily.
e. 2, Z. TROY, Owner, 30l California st.
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GHOS0 A BARGAIN; RENT $72 so PER
tpOOOO. month; 8 elegant new modern bay
window fats on the sunny line of Fulton ST.; flats
cost about $4,000 To build lot 25x137:6.
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ONLY $4,000; FREDERICK, NEAR BUSH
" lot 5Ox9O. with house OF II rooms occupying
% feet, which with small outlay can be turned into
two flats. MADISON x BURKE.
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ELEGANT HOME NEAR THE PARK TO
IL exchange for fats. MADISON & BURKE.
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livery DAY THIS WEEK A FREE CON
u veyance will leave Office at 10 A. NJ. and .
p. NJ for the Castro-street Addition up to December
25; any lot will be sold for $5 first payment and So
monthly; no interest.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
MOntpornery st
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G16OO BUSINESS PROPERTY; SE. COR
.tpfOOO. gath and Noe sts.: 5O:l1xll4 feet.
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UN1MpRovED PROPERTY.

@OEO ROOMS AND BATH: RENTS .$12;
IDOOO. Potrero, near Union Iron Works; lot
25x65.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


MADISON & BURKE, REAL ESTATE
Nl Agents; established 1858: 626 Market st.
GSOOO PAYS OVER 10 PER GENT: JEs-
SOAOU: sic, near 9Th: front and rear houses m IS in
MoNTGoMERY AVE, MASON AND LON
NI bard sts.-Large gore corner; well rented; re-
duced to $l4 900. MADISON d BURKE.
S15 OO0 WALLER ST. COR. sHRADER: a R:
S4:7xs0 MADISON d BURKE.
S1 o.UUU. rooms and bath; modern house,
lot 3oxll0. MADISON IL BURKE.
Dark RESIDENCES: FELL ST, Mr.. LOTT;
i rooms and hath all modern conveniences;
25xl57:6; only $7250. MADISON & BURKE.
ONLY $1,000 BROADWAY, NEAR STOCK
~ ton: tenemenis; good rentals: decided bar-
gain. MADISON IL BURKE.
GeSOO WASHINGTON, NEAR DEvTSA-
DOoUO. dero-7 rooms and bath; conserva-
tory; lot 25xl27:S. MADISON & BURKE.
ONLY $4,000: BRoDERIcK, NEAR BUSH;
- lot 50x90. with house OF II rooms, occupying
% feet, which with small outlay can be turned into
two flats MADISON Il BURKE.
QeOOO 18TH. NEAR VALENCIA; 8
.pOOOO. rooms and bath; lot 25xSo
$4,000 PAGE, \ NEAR @ BRoDERInK 6G bsI6 if Res, Sst
81 IS. MADISON & BURKE.
cSOOO No, 24o MINNA ST, Mr.: Sd: EX, :
IN OOOU. anime and make an offer: store and 3
rooms: fat 8 rooms. MADISON d. BURKE.
nSOOO 4FIATs: STEVENSON ST, NEAR
.DCOOU. Ridley; rents $4i; lot 26x77:6.
street accepted. MADISON Il BURKE.
nOAnO MINNA. NEAR 7TH, RENTING
pOUUU. for $50; lot % :6xS0.
n0TOO COTTAGE ON HAMPSHIRE, NEAR
tDAIUU. GATH rooms and bath; lot 25x100.
MADISON & BURKE.
$4,000 1S ToNb sm NEAR sToekToN
$50; lot 20x6O. MADISON 81 BURKE.
ELEGANT HOME NEAR THE PARK To
u exchange for flats. MADISON & BURKE.
$3.50 1eaS Bo1 Bhp4 Iron Wors $19
25x65.
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UNIIPROVED PROPERTY.
Choicest lots in RiChmond-Cafornia and Lake
sts. llth and 18TH aves; all streetwork completed
ready for building; lowest prices anu easiest
terms offered in this growing section.
$10500-Devisadero. near Fulton; 50 6x90.
$15000-CApp and 18th: corner: 125N122 IS.
$500 Washington, corner Lyon; 81 :3Xl00.
$4500-24th, NE. Ger, ,Vicksburg; 50x114.
S4G00-65X117 IS: Sc. cor. Sanchez and 23d.
SS500-Steiner near Pine 25x103.
$500 Baker near Jackson: 27:SX110.
S3O00-Noe. near Market: 25x1O0
S2500-Cheap; Clay. near Baker; 25x105.
S240O-Castro. cor. Elizabeth: 20 6xl05.
S2200-Lyon, near Grove; 25xl00.
S20O0-15th ST., near Castro; 25xl00.
Sl35O-Jessie. nr. Herman: 25x77 Is: part cash.
Sanchez, cor Valley; 266x100; $l250.
$S40-Calfornia, cor. 17th ave; 26 6:Sx91;6.
$450-N. side Bismarck, bet. Mission and San
Jose roads; lot i0x100; electric-carS pass within
200 feet; pickup.
MADISON & BURKE, 626 Market st.
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GIT SOA RENT 500 PER MONTH; IN
sT L .OUU. vestment near Mission and Elev-
enth sts.; suhsi antal houses in flats; lot Cox
rs; street accepted.
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S9O. Hsdh feet. AVh' NNAN M 81; 29xl2o
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DAY SHORE. ON THE PROTRERO; Is MIN
ID utes from Third and Market sts.: near pro-
posed bay shore route of Southern Pacific, Santa
re and Stockton and San Joaquin railroads; Book
100 feet: suitable for manufacturing purposes.
JAMES X. TAYLOR, 214 California st.
DACIFIC sHEIGHTS-NEW HOUSES FOR
Il sale prices reasonable; terms liberal; Web
ster ST., Vallejo.
A MONG ESTABLISHED IMPROVEMENTS
~ Fruitvale Terminal Tract, Lots 500 up
NOTICE.
IN For sale cheap and easy terms; elegant new
house Page and Lott sts.; latest modern improve
rnents, including marble steps, incandeseent light
ing etc. Apply TO ISAAC ANDERSON to-day,
premises.
AKEVIEW LOTS; NEAR NEW RACE
II track; low prices; easy terms THE McCAR-
THY Co.. 646 Market st.
NEW DESIGNS; ELEGANT FINISH; PRICES
IN reasonable; terms liberal; new houses, Just
finished; Webster ST., bet. Vallejo and Green.
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10000 COTTAGE or 4 ROOMS AND LOT
u -OOQ. 7x1O0: Florida street, near 24th-
street cable road; street work done complete.
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RICHMOND LOTS FROM $500 TO $1,000.
$500 a. wo2E ali done
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G1H0O WORTH $500; a SUBSTANTIAL,
N tCUO. nearly new modern bay-window resi-
dence of rooms and bath; brick founo alton; lot
309ll4: elite location OF the Mission.
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GeSOO WASHINGTON, NEAR DEvTsA-
tDOoOV. dero-7 rooms and bath: conserva-
tory; lot 25Xl27:S. MADISON & BURKE.
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G67S0 MORTGAGE OF $4,000 CAN RE.
DO tCO. main if desired: rent $72O per
annum; business corner on Buchanan ST.; store
NTH u -' - -
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GTO6O BUSINESS CORNER ON GUER
% tUtlU. rero St; store and fat rent $500 Del
annum; lot 27x90: both streets accepted by the CITY
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GeO0O PAGE, NEAR BRODERICK; RESI-
.DOUOO. dence of Z rooms and bath: lot 25x
81 IS. MADISON d BURKE.
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S]5 OOO POST ST. Mr. MAsoM Two O.
10 rooms and bath; lot 25NS5; rents $75.
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GSS00 CHEAP; A BEAUTIFUL NEW
tpOoOO. Eastlake residence of rooms and
bath: brick foundation: all latest conveniences:
lot ~ 6x1 81 IS a prominent street in the Western
Addition; mortgage OF $4,000 can remain.
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w ILL E. FISHER dE CO.,
w REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
IA POST ST.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL
PARTS OF THE CITY.
HOUSES AND LOTS ON THE INSTALL
MENT PLAN.
LISTS FURNISHED on APPLICATION.
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We have several pieces that consider gen.
uine bargains; will be pleased TO give you a list
of them If Won will call
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0pOOO 18TH, NEAR VALENCIA; s
.DOOOO. rooms and bath: lot 25xS5.
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MODERN FLATS IN THE WESTERN AD-
1h diton; 6 and rooms and bath each; income
$52 80 month: lot 25xl06:3; nicely located: :
convenient the Haight, Oak and Page streetcar
lines; offered at sacrifice.
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| A. II. LIsSAK. o. T. Won RHEIN.
n T. Won RHEIN & CO., REAL ESTATE
| ". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 513
| California street.
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COUGH-ST. MODERN FLATS-TWO EXCEP-
VI tional fats of and bath each: total
yearly income $3.50; lot 27xl37 IS: price $9500
this is positively one OF the best purchases in the
line OF flats that can be found to-day.
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NEW MODERN 4-ROOM COTTAGE: HIGH
~ basement, which can be made tenable for 2 ad-
ditonal rooms; this cottage at bargain: close to
car lines; Carolina ST.. oath; easy terms same
rent. Inquire Of RIVERS BROS, Hayes and
Octavia SITS.
UOSO NEW 4ROOM AND BATH COT
ID CJO. tage, with basement, including level
lot 25x100, fronting San Mateo electric road
Chenery ST., and joining new Castro-st. Addition
Farmount: schoolhouse only blocks away; $50
down, balance $40 monthly
JACOB HEYMAN, room 8, Crocker building
FoSt and Market
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9 CUTTER-ST. DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT
~ Positively the greatest bargain that has ever
been offered Suter St: leased to tenant for
$3.50 per annum; price $4,000, and good sub
stantial building OF l3 rooms; the lot worth the
price asked.
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Corner Fillmore and Germania sts.; 24xSl:3.
$3500-LOt 75x100 feet; cor. 18th and EUREKA
streets: make offer.
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IMPROVED.
QoJOO NEW, COZY, 5-RooM COTTAGE;
.DOIUU. Fourth ave. nr. Point Lobos ave. !;
built by days labor.
GeOSO ELhGAN SUNNY HOUSE OF ] 9
,DOLCU. rooms and bath; Octavia, nr. Geary:
owner anxious to sell.
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DARGAIN; EASY TERMS; BUY CHRIST
- mas present for your wife; cottage, 5 rooms;
modern; lot 50x114; on Laurel st.. 5-minute ride
to local trains. Inquire owner Fl. ABRAHAM-
son, 365 First ST., Oakland.
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SOUTH OF THE PARK.
OdOO FOUR BLOCKS FROM THE PARK;
ID HUI. ready to Guild on easy terms.
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OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS HALF PRICE, At Fl.
IL SCHELLHAAS' furniture-store. Eleventh st
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TOR CHRISTMAS:
A FINE LOT, 25X1l4, $3.50.
$5 DOWN, ST. A WEEK.

DOR sixty days we offer lots in Horner's a dbl
IL ton. block 2Z9, on 10Th st., near Diamond, for
the remarkably low price of $780, and on the
special terms of So down and ST. a week. Only 22
of these lots 10 be sold. and they will go quick.
Only blocks from Castrost cabe-cars, and cleo
trio will soon be on Diamond ST. Fine view.
Nowhere else in the city can such fine lots be had
for the money; go and see them
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ready been intimated that no topcoat may
he worn with this rig. which is itself the
out-of-door garb. This sack is fairly long
and has three buttons and wide lapels.
Trousers are wider this spring and seem
TO admit of more variety of design.
Stripes are very prevalent, but light steel
blue effects are likewise the vogue. The
habit of turning the trousers up at the
bottom has fallen into desuetude and the
absence of the crease tends TO give greater
prominence 10 the movement of the limb.
There can hardly be said TO exist any par
ticular fashionable hue this spring, for
the breeches. Pockets are ia the side al
ways, except when frock coat is worn.
Frock coats, by the way, are seen much
shorter and no; so wide AT the collar. 1t
is quite the thing 90 IN the collar.
Hats are higher in the crown as regards
the Derby. They are quite straight up to
the top and there an abrupt curve reveals
the late effects. Black, not brown, is the
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To Weak Men.

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cry at his dinners) by causing the latter
10 wear diamonds on their shirt bosoms.
Collars are neither high nor low and
there is a return this spring to the rather
clerical collar that does not have flaps in
front. The "turn down" continuance is
rolled over, not bent. Cuffs are rather
slender and round cornercd. Links are
the proper form. Cuffs should have a
crease in them nowadays.
There is nothing new in the way of
dress suits or the Tuxedo. 1t is not at all
proper TO speak of spring styles IN dress
suits, nor of winter styles. Tho STYLES in
these garments are supposed TO have
nothing TO do with the weather. since they
are worn in the evenings spent within
doors. SO far the dress suit is now what
it was n half year ago.
Shoes are going TO point again. The
russell has come to stay. Ii is buttoned or
laced, according to fancy, the latter look
ing decidedly best. The shade of "A rus
set shoe should be as dark as possible.
and of course IT is never correct to wear "A
russell shoe with n cutaway coat or n frock
or IN the evening. Il ack shoes are cor
rect for all occasions except that the idea
of discarding patent leather with the
dress suit is not being considered favora-
bly,. 1t is thought rather unmauly for a
chap To wear button shoes all the time.
Handkerchiefs for men are larger than
ever and white-nothing but white. ANY
mark or monogram is IN bad taste. III
YOU wish To have individuality about a
monchoir you can attain il in the hem.
which may be wide or narrow, as fancy
dictates.
Hosiery is black in color and tho mate
rial seems n matter of no moment. Very
dark brown Is worn with the russell. but
black is always safe. White is not popu-
lar. Socks, not stockings, are fashiona-
bic. and a sock is not half hose. either.
Underwear Is colored. blue being most
favored. The innovation is scarcely
tasteful, but II is correct. Shapes and
sizes are unaltered but red. blue and pink
are the hues.
\ gratifying fact this spring is that
mems clothing generally is much cheaper
than once II was. Ii costs comparatively
little to be well dressed.
IL is now worth while to add some pre-
cop;s on what may bc termed Trilby fash
ION, tho altogether of mans clothes.
Dress Is largly an ensemble. 30 many
men labor under the dc.usiou that il is
he thing To have many changes of
clothes and many ways OF combining
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do not wear striped trousers, unless the
stripes are very inconspicuous. Do not
wear a sack coat and waist coat unless
both are black with trousers.of a different
material or color.
Avoid anything pretty. Also avoid what
is conspicuous. You do not wish to be al
luded to in your absence as the fellow
who wears the big blue scarfpins. Do not
have little details in your attire which give
evidence of having cost much labor to at
tain the effect. For instance, do not APP
pear with coat tails carefully ironed and
pressed. and then sit down with a
'swipe." Try to keep general attention
TO yourself. If general attention is drawn
to your clothes, you are being eclipsed by
your tailor.
Another danger that you must avoid
falling into, grows out of very prevalent
delusion that n man who goes about
looking we'll dressed" is thought more of
than a man who goes about" differently.
What makes the impression is whether
you are clean and nice looking. What
people of real fashion look at is your
grooming. 1t is not the harness that
makes the horse.
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dark gray and dark brown. Sleeves are
wide and somewhat short.
There is a schism on the subject of
waisicoats. What is called the fancy
vest" but which is really the colored
waistcoat, has been seen very frequently,
yet many contend that il has no place in
mans wardrobe. Yet George Wander
bilt wore one two days before he sailed for
Europe. He wore il in the evening, too.
IL was black and, apparently, silk, with
very small, white polka dots ali over it.
Lorillard Kip also wears colored waist
coats, and so does Frederick Gebhard and
Perry Belmont. IL is best, If one will
have them, and they set oil fellows rig
most effectively at times, it must be con-
fessed, to have the garment rather quiet
in design. Still, they are deemed very
improper by some men who have studied
the subject. At the same time they have
a new picture of the Duke of Y ork in the
Union club in which his highness is re-
vealed wearing q colored waistcoat, and
dukes are supposed TO have authentic in
formation on these matters. 1t is said
that when one wears n colored waistcoat
the coat and trousers should be of the
same material. AS for white silk waist
coats. they are coming in again.
Neckwear runs very much to flamboy-
ant colors, notably red, yellow and green.
The attempt to revive the stock with a
variation OF the bow has failed completely.
Four-in-hands are very wide. Ascots are
without the puff. Cravats are decidedly
wide. Red with black design, and pale
yellow shot with black are the thing. Blue
is being avoided as tending to be common.
White silk is not affected at oil by men of
fashion. Elderly men like IL apparently,
however. and Elbridge Gerry, Oliver Ise-
lin and George Gould wear it constantly.
But IL not in vogue.
White linen is always correct. no mat
ter when and where it be worn. But shirts
are much given to colors of all sorts,
nevertheless. The neglige will be very
much worn. with turn-down collar. This
and the cuffs should not be detachable.
There is movement afoot to do away
with starch in ones linen, and some men
are i'm for the change, but it has not so far
received any great degree of support. 1t
will not be correct. for one thing, to wear
q neglIge shirt with a high collar or a col
ored shirt with the same solecism.
Suspenders are much wider and bright
colors have been superseded by plain
black and white. The buttons and studs
in n shirt are also toned down. Gold and
pearl are the correct materials. Dia-
monds are outrageous anywhere on a
mans linen. 1t was very effective
plan of the duke of York to prevent the
possibility of having his guests confused
with his servants (the duke allows no liv-