New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01

more slightly. Both double ani single breasted
frocks suits VIII be- made from lambs wool
worsteds cheylots and vicunas for coat ana waist
coat, with striped woollens worsteds for trou-
sers There are men who ALWAYS want something
out OF the ordinary. and for whom no rules can De
laid down These men viii Doe seen next season a.
they have been for years, with wde-siriped or
largs-checkei trousers
The cutaway frock suit viii have three-ontton
coat. "Tn.s coat" says The Sartor.al Art jour
ma viii be As popular ior General wear as rVyr
neither 50 elegant In appearance nor so costly a.
tn double-breasted frock The cni"way rock
coat for general business wear WIZ De shorter ny
two inches than The day dress coat For "a man OF
average hc.ht the cost viii be- about thir,y-four
inches long. \ single breasted wastcoat made
from the same material a. the coat or from iahcy
hut a doubio-6reasted waistcoat made from fancy
material viii Doe correct ANA stylish
for business wear Tho four-button cutaway WI
be much worn This coat VIII cover i4g wastcoat
button OF the under garment: Both these coats
Will be shaped 90 the waist ana VIII ne moderaltN
full They viii average thirty inches IN length ana
will Doe made with sng.c-sttched edges and pocket
flaps To- go IN or OUT Inc Ioa't- Drea 49,, S%t IN
back as the sinsle-hreasted coat
The four-button straight-iront sack coat has been
n favorife for a number of years and will be
worn again this season. single and double breast
ed The wastcoat tor all these suits VII be single
either notched collar or no collar either styIe
being correct.
AS TO The MATERIALS
Talors say that the line OF materials which Is
Of1eTel by Manufacturing agents lOt uA~4iitS-
suits is larger than It has been for years past.
Among the most popular cheviots in Loving
ham and diamond weavcs. Scotch fabrics in stripes
checks and paids; mixed cheviots in browns and
All through the lne grays will XII be less pop9.aT
fancy designs in plaids. stripes and checks all be
more generally worn than for many years lrOu-
ranging from fine TO broad and bold and the fancy
while IL will continue in favor, VIII not
be 50 popular as it was last season The John J.
mel
llshed here WITH give me lono"lns SuliAlaIy
wide: collars longer than last season; sleeves
are but little followed on the inside seam ana are
OF moderate width; skirts for doube-nreasted fr9cKs
have less bottom funess than heretofore, and al
are finished as soft and thin as possible SO as
10 roll free when the fronts are 1-iD"n JPN
Waistcoats have slightly increased in length. and
a. 70 the c.iSrs which VIII be worn, It was said:
I'VE have had in succession brown, a blue
erSTnse 70 be al lib.tum regards color. Browns,
blues and greens In innumeraDie shaaes aIii com
thew VIII be less popular than for a long time VIII
continue 10 be fancied by many who dress we'll
SHIRTS AND HATS.
In mems furnishing goods there will be little or
no change from last season. The perfectly plain
shirt Will be the proper thing for evening wear
with either TWO or three pearl mother Of pearl
studs Tae display OF jewelry will be even less
than last year because the gold fob which was
the proper thing IS looked upon as TOO snowy.
There is a tendency TO high and straight collars
for evening dress but as ali men cdAhol wear trse
collars with comfort turned point standing collar
viii be considered the proper thing The turn
down Byron or high-banded turndown collar VIII
, be worn only with busineI suits Inc pam
lawn tie not the made-up bow, viii be worn Tor
evening dress. a black satin tie. not more than
inch wide. Will be proper for evening tIncIohs
where a Tuxedo coat is woEn Guns should De a
part Of shirt, and should be fastened with INK
buttons OF plain design.
The popularity OF the bicycle has created de-
mand for soft-front shirts. and many Styles OF
these are now on the market They possess the
good quality that they be done up at home.
and this. together with the comfort derived rom
wearing them makes some habsrdashers believe
that the time IL not distant when the stiff bosom
white will be- worn only on dress OCCASIONS
These shirts offered In fancy oxford cloths and
fancy iannels and made without collars
Gloves FOR street will be aDOut the same as
last year For evening wear only wnte groves
will be worn. and these will be stitched with black
will be the proper thing.
There have been slight changes in hats, but the
new STYLES are more shapely than last years Inc
silk hat Is straight bell. and not extreme. as Will
be seen by the cut furnished by Dunlap a Co. II