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New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

make an excellent model for tea-gown. It Is ol
white satin. with fitted under gown laid in pleats
the body and the skirt almost to the knees
The fitted part only shows In 'front.' for a loose over
rooe OF The material hangs from shoulders.
The sides iaced with cn.nSn.d ana ooI deIed by
a narrow jabot OF lace. A frll OF lace falls from the
throat. making a sight circle and wings Of lace
hang over the sleeves. In the last act another
neg.ige IL worn loose gown OF white null.
This negise Il pleated heavily in the back and
material is heavy wh.le brocade, with suggestion
OF silver In u.
quite as pretty as these carried by the star" and
are 'blen tale," and Nine. Bernhardi Is never that,
although the period OF ia Dame aux Camelias"
shoulders. TIE ingenue's irock would make the
pretiest possible gown FOX debutante OF 1897 ami.
minus the quaint arrangemen; Of the hair and .
queer little harng bonnet. dainty with pink strings
Of green poplin the odtash,ned material and in the
od-fashored shade, with rows OF black velvet about
often copied by modern cou:urieres. The ntted
bodice has one box-pleat in front, but otherwise
cngs to the figure !, Is cut out In square are dsso!'
Velvet lines follow the outline OF bodice and short
sleeves. gu mpe Of shlrred white moussene de sole
Some pretty fur wraps OF the season have supplies
fronts. with cape shouder-pleces. A bunch OF fup
ornaments ends the sorp,ice 'front.' or large square
bow. with long ends. makes a raison detre Runiee
Of fur accepted as among the seasons novelties.
We have even Jackets OF sober seal. with chinchua
rufres falling over the shoulders. charming Coz
tern that suggests SILK but In this instance Is done II
narrow lines Of sable There Is blouse OF fancy silk.
and over It short jacket Of velvet closed. double
breasted tash,Sn Nth M sable Die knOi' not and tT:t ne
above the waist line In the back although it hangs
straight In front
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

FIVE deep tulle vo,ans, embroidered in white and gold
camellas She carries a bunch Of the flowers In her
hand and several are loosely fastened to the gown.
The skirt drags only a trlfe. The corsage is com.
plete.y covered by one deep bertha-ke ruff1e that
falls from the decolleage the waist ne covering
any suggestion OF sleeve 1t is embroidered a little
more heavily than are the ruies on the skirt, and
bunch Of cameas is fastened the left side OF the
bust Another bunch is worn in her hair. and there
are no Jewels displayed.
Ire gown in the first act is compromise
between a house gown and a negl.ge and would
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

Is made OF navy blue cashmere trimmed with narrow
Insertions. satin ribbon ana soft nounces OF fine lace.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
.cu.pr.r ne THEATRE" on EXHIBITIO AT KOCHs.

beds have been left from sets the dresser ana
chairs OF which were sold with brass or enameiled
beds In the carpet department new line Oh
Administer body Brussels and ingram carpets
has been received and tomorrow Will be placed
- salc at 50 cents a yard for the first two. and 80
cents yard for the last The Administer ana
body Brussels both have borders. and tne ingram
c.rnet Il all wool and In the latest designs
The curtain department is making unusual strides
toward greater popularity by Offering soms new rev
xrru Nottingham lace curtains. full length aho
width. at ssS psir white Irish S1i pGin' Gbo,r ~
lsce FOR sS pair PortieIes Of silk tapestry heav-
IN frinsed and finished with q reversible TOD for
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

week a. Jackson's In the dressgoods department
will be offered blue and black storm serge o ana 81
inches vide at So cents 4 yard; d-nch s!cilan mo-
hair IN black al q cents yard. and large guam
THY OF novelty goods n all colors and coinoina-
tions from IS cents yard up.
IN the glove department the specially of th' week
Will be dogskin gloves in ali this seasons colors.
nicely embroidered and fastened with two snap
catches at Is cents pair. four-button black dog
skin glove that is also bargain VIII he sold at 81
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

These boots are OF tan black, made In the regu-
lar height and trimmed with leather Oh course
there are any number OF other styles OF bioycie
boots and this Arm Will also make shoes 10 order III
any color desired, or using the purchaser own
CLOTH for Just 8 more than the price asked IN tho
store on the STYLE selecied. In the junior DEPART
ment there will be offered calishin shoe put
toned or laced for both boys and girls. at 81 q
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

n,,r. Surely a consideration for the mother win
,,,n,,ed nurse and large family OF little folks.
AT JAcKsoN's. sIXTH-AvE. AND EIGH-
TEENTH-ST.
Women are often reproached with being bargain
hunters. but when means are res'rcted-and they
generally are-and bargains are displayed so 'em9'-
ingly as for instance. at Jacksons II Is hard 10 see
rhs r,r,tar IA OF the opinion tha; II Is most COM
nendable. and hopes that every reader of the
News OF the Stores who knows how TO appre-
c,.t. rood thinra VIII 60 bargain-hunting this
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
PARIS FASHIONS.
SOME PRETTY EVENING GOWNS
= -

SARAH BERNHARDT's COSTUMES IN THE REVIVAL
OF CAMILLE" -FASCIES IN FUR-NARROw
LINES OF SABLE on GOWNS
Paris. October IS.
An evening gown of white MORE shows rather an
odd use OF velvet ribbon In the garniture. Tho
ribbon Is about an inch wide and foliage green In
color II Is arranged in twi, ed bowknot pat
tern down the sides OF the front breadth and about
the bottom OF the skirt. the ribbon being edged by
rows of fine brllliants, and with large diamond and
emerald ornaments holding the bow-knots. The
rattern Is fiat on the silk and so nicely arranged
that It appears to be par. Of IT, The corsage is of
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EXPLORATIONS N SIBERIA.
Great Rivers by which Extensive Trade
Can He Established.


In bis pager oa Ny Expectations cs
Arctic Sicerlzn Rivers. read AZ tas I'm
psrisI Tnsrlgufe. Cast =. WlEEsEs sad
thai L Eas now twenty-five years since
ne began his Grst voyages on the Kara
SEA ard the esf-2aEses q rhe great rivers
EeraLSsl and OsaL Merchants and ca2Eta al
ISIS. both n Eng.sad ard Siberia, rad
gradually become convinced bT hAs as
sertSon khat me cara sea wzs e2en for
the navigation Of vessels specially adapt
81 for this WORK ant az last realized IL
the Ye1lsei ard osat we're nlzvigahle even
d1rizg a Short pario1 OF The year Il would
create excessive tra1e relations between
Europe and the whois u Aslafie Russia
The immense area comprised undsr the
general term .Aslatfe Rzssia.' vii nov
be brought into commercial relation wfsh
the rest q the World through the rls5s1m
% the tnr-nenss network q waterways
1ozing tzrOagh souta as1 north.
WIthoat entering iato a description OF
the saastfug. maritime ard rlyerIns CON-
rrerclzl expeditions whach we're under
taken by the Russians IN early tiEnes n
order % carry OF trade with China. the
captain said &c woslG only give q mar
rztsve CT the modern voyages unssrEak n
D. himself ard other nav Eatovs- Ills
arzs voyage was On ths Diana. 3 yaGht
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Visitors Ne48- f<eskawsa8

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SULLIVAN IN FRONT.
Pierce County Likely TO Tndorse
Him for Governor.
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ty-scsir vessels. had safely Travelled ne
Kara sea without aay znfszd ses.13rs os
hizsfrancs from fcs.
TIE total n..mBsr os trs6lEg vessess
sailing OF she Kara SEA during the paS-
twenty years attained the Squire ox -
IN immense sIzacer rr1s2s was In store
fer s1tarprfslaE e1ror1ers. Nsta reg@r1
% god raiuZng. IRE greater part Tas Coz
Quoted IL a EeTy 1EirasziEe nnAnEfr--sAzzl-
BY 81 washing ths EARN go z e@zA-soN
tray anE letting the refuse escape.
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wav he sal8 Il wosia ccane-s the Eassi-
ss.-rz WITH she Pacific oesan- The co..
strsetSou OF fafs railway completed TIE
ran=zy belt zoant3 the xorsd. TIE ho7o-
- forging the last rank hal fallen -
Russia TIE naw railway woua5 ere1Fs
raw lEfs ~ zstTaetiug a greater r0Pzisstan
ard ssrslortne The Industries ard wants
y ehe frhahlsanss- Tsooslug ssTio2slg
INTO the natter, i was inacsslels rot
% ecrne 70 The conclusion Faas is vas neo-
essary 10 promote and Vigorously nTes-
ecure this Kara SEA go1Es 70 Sa0sFlA a.
oace. % that Il -1sSat work IN conSAzsessSa
With tAe railway.
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nESEoADEs TURNED down.
uesB Believes - ensserassc Promise
aud fefzaes 80 Grief.

TsitnsbufR AaE Special The Doug
las ata kEfkssaa silver 8HE4t.Hns met
sn sBsnt eoHveetsga ea sa&eniay
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senator far 1be E'asenta district
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pls4sa naginE tfs aEteFa aaB fae Douglas
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mar. Uenssf HaAaE ~ t9Htse EsfT. ar8 be
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7-hA Fsauuh25eans ot the FouTt5 Ms
s91F~1 afse~7e. Rave r@n0rusna Ted Congress
man George q CroEtheg-
The comotro1er * tie eavrsacy has 3e-
ssssressg 4 dividend CT usr ceat. to favor -
~ cresFfsars Of she livingstone Nasfozal
bar ~ LsT.oescaDes Mort
In lie T-n-tei States celre a. san Fsra.--
s-s@~o or Mosfay Erwin r Earle GcsasnaE
40 futunctfon agalnsc Philip Arusos1r ard
Tsok.s~s fs~sharsa Tor tsafrlnger1@as Of ne
patent reTEtfsancrs used o. fr71ik cars It's
f~sf1srretrrs Nj - up a. tbs Armour cars
al force the Use ~ Earae's cars
Capt. C-Ark. wao VAS n cornEaan3 q
IL. steamer Colombia WHEN she vert
assaag~e On Pigeon Pc5ur. Cal, has been as&-
tssazsst guilty. ~ czreiessress as a nav ga
znz OK cer. As 3 punishment his lice1ss
- master o steam vessels was Tesose1
sn8 ~ was severely csnsave4 BY MS
Judges.
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Are Expected TO Play an Important
Part In the Campaign

Washington City, Aug. T-Senator
Jones. Chairman OF the national Demo
cratic committee, had . long conference
this afternoon with Senator Faulkner.
chairman Of the congressional committee.
exon FRESHMAN Band. og Missouri who
care nere from View YORK: Senator Bacon.
Or Georgia: Repre- sentative McAfEin and
EsqTese ntatiye Richardson. u Tennessee:
Dan AcC0nvals- Chairman OF che state
executive committee Of OHIO. and Law
reHce Gardner. secretary OK thu congress
ssDnzi committee They EXCHANGED views
as % che pan q campaign. deyotinz most
% ths tine 70 the question y club arsar-
lzatsou. As tneir means wEl be very I'm
tied. they say they expect 20 rely upon the
Democratic clubs for much effective csub
woFk They have reports Of the orgarszz-
ten % . large number % Bryan ara
SeHaA clubs throughout TIE ecua-
Try. A u1mher q fhess. how
ever. are composed entirely OF
Republicans. ard on thls account tic
central organization VIII haze 20 be sep
aEate- Cisauncey F. Back. az PeEnsyIya-
ma. president of t5e Association o. Dem
oc~atic Ciu6z. ess telsgraphed for. ana IS
expected 20 arrive tomorrow morning. IN
rs hsnls. pasz BY. wE3 be placed the
werk 81 perfectinE the details The exeet-
f5ge work ~fli re done ny Cong~a sfnan
MrMflin. who Is row vfee chairman a
tae executive committee Z Cubs. Re
possibly WI 81 elected chairman In gsace
e Postmaster Geaeral WEsgB. wao Is GO
iaw abroad thls fail An effort W. BE
made. &c Is understood. % ln8a. serne
Very. prominent silver Republican. prefera-
bly, Senator Teller. 10 accept the p~ess-
deney q the Bryan snd sewal Repabli-
can clubs
Chairman Jcnss VII 60 % Chicago on
wednesday % arrange Tor tha location %
taH rrRtu keasSgu&rtsrs s1G Eas the work
~ the ~ surstrn Uuaer way. 1fr Bard
wfll probably accompany hsra Senator
jones dia act announce tns remaining
taree members % the camaairn commit
.ee to-day. ard Re may los % So an.I re
reaches FeataaTe.
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suit Against the southern Pacific.

Portland. Aug. I7.-The sz.t o. Stephan
Hart against the Southern P2clfc COM
pauv !or s. 49, was commenced before
J.s1ge Saattuek 10 the state Circuit coafrk
tozag. Hart Is = commercial traveller
f~eH1 Montana ard BE- alleges that On
January last he was f0rci63v elected from
a Southern Pacsdc train a. Asoany. Or,
zsne en- ro4fte from Portland . san
Francisco. TIE .scl<et Dreseated ~ Hart
was punched = denote that the persan
entitled 20 ride noon Il were cHln beard
Hart vas minus tais faelal epreF5aSEs.
ard ne train inspector took his tsrkat
from him ard nur him o< the train TIE
~orsuauv. Ia - defense. claims tAat E1e
vhase tang = 8 800 puE - BY Hart %
sesraza the COMPANY.
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BRYAN coEs Up THE HUDSON.
T., visit Friends at Red Hook SOUTH
arn Dates Not ~sr.

ern Dates Not SET
YouEers X y. Aug f--Nr ara Mrs
Brvan sn1 Mr wan tFFt I1hn Brfrhln
WafksF-s her7e az grvtmrton tals morning
shortly after g e'ezeek A. walkers rs~
earst tba eeants rsfrssnaf from any Hrnl-
e~letratfen afr sra Nrs nrvzn Mr
Na1kr~ ans ST. C,4twrsxhL Bryaasa ars-
rsta secretary taaE a grain 20 Yanzers
ans 1895 the Cav baat 70 Poaxaaeeosfa
gqse nsszssrtrf on the Aaat cheevea them