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III. Wool Market.

LONDON. SEPT k-Busircss vas quiet
Afgr{-E the week In ere woot trade.
-herss was some inquiry fer AuieTtcs r
e~eessns During the last fsw DAYS B6tG-
d. r6anepa han5a The arrivals 20 date
- fhs afth series, which VIII open ~ >
tzr.tser - are - followe-
= - yt-ferfa Is sac. Tasmania, Los.
SF5fk AuTtvalLt. 254&t Wess Australia
e. Wv Iceland - 1se Cape % Coed
Hcpe ard Natal. g s*E, total - "a bass
fr.St5stnr 81 ss9 forwarded direct
Ths Imports fo~ the WefE 8EgreEated
= 80 bale- Including ESS from New
$500 Wales. L6l& from Queensland. =
-, NFetbs1rne. AL from tsusensiar sa.
;, - frers cane ~ coed Hope ard Natal
& tom Francs. - from Boalaay ard -
stfnar4rS.
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psneapplss. Ea4 per dozen: Smyrna hgs.
sl1r1fc Der pound. dates. &c ger pound
E4ffeT-EaEcy creamery. ZS14es Sec
oncs. z9-sscs fancy dairy. &c. do ces-
crdg. isfSzr
Cheess-Fancy mid. new. SC. fair 20
gcoa, s11szcs California cream ched6ar.
.Nles Young America. szL@cs Eastern.
i1Iifcs Western. Tf13c.
Esgz-Stoge, Izf zsc. ranch eggs. sG14c:
Eastern. is<f fsc. atsek eggs. lsai7c.
Poulrry--Ltwe turkey robbers. EsT1sc;
do hens. isG15c. old ROSTERS 81 ssgi;
young do. s. sz5s 20. srnal brotlers. s. 81
g. large DO. 8 sks93. fryers. fSefs So hens.
Iss14. geese sscasl: gosa7gs. s4i.sa:
~ ooi and Hops
spring woods. Choice foothgH. STf-c; San
Joaquin. six months, sGsac: mountain. II
E@cs Nevada s4fl2cs Oregon, Dfxl5cs
Northern. ASglsc. FaIi-SouEhern coast
lafn5s. s17lzc. San Joaquin lambs. s4Tc:
Northern l2mbs' se7fac
Hcps-issss 50 lse per pounds new. I94I2c-
Financial.
Sterling exchange On London. sixty days
AA, do sight 81 s..
silver bars 80. sEs Draffs-Sight -.
Alex. 0ols ..s2ssus-ass Telegraph >. :. IA
IA
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TIE North w estsrn Lire comprises owe,
sao miles o. perfectly equipped railway
a. Illinois Iowa. Wisconsin. Nfcalwar
minnesota. North Dakota South asasa
Nebraska ard Wyoming. IL operates ia
eresx trains n the world THE service "A
chicago. Mlwaukes and al the PRINCIPAL
cites O. tAe East and Southeast cannot
ha SURPASSED Insist On having pour fickse
via The Sorxa-weztern." r. w. Parker
Commercial AxeEt 80 First avenue. seAss
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snecial Dispatch ID The Poss-lu.elliyencn-,
TATCOSFF SEPT a. ,. nh r0nneter.
= s. parity ct7u8ys wiad so1th- i've miles
fuWa-d, bark 9athersr. tn tCS o. Tyee. a.
= e4 a IA
Nah RAY. SEP s. q. m.-Partly
easrsfv. "a m Tug So Lon IL the lay.
rTAFI.AN BAY Spt. - p. n
TEght rails c8.nZ-
-s~efe- - - rarity clio Ay, calaE; bark
G4n Fasrrhg1 IN she hareor.
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Total sales.
General Quotations.

Flour Receipts. 1850 barrels; exports.
L. 0oa barrels: dull, bur nogltB4lls Arm
Minnesota patents. $E5o: Minnesota bak-
efs'. 81 40; winter patents. &.S85,e5. winter
stfairhts s4S4f5 10.
Whe4t-RecstPfs Ia SO bushels; exports.
2ls go bushels: spot. nTm; No red. $ie@s4
options opened stronger on firm cables and
enormous we kly wheat and nour ship
nenfs afterwards b came dun on realiz-
ing sales and closed ssM@sc net higher
MAY closed az sSasc; : ptsmber closed at
81. December closed at ssss.
Hops-ouiet. Pacific coast. 1876 crop,
edaC
27fffac
Petroleum Steady; United closed at
,'oiree-Options closed 10 points advance:
sales lo00l bags including septe m her.
sssc. spes rio, quiet No. !. invoice. SIC;
mild weak.
sssxar-Raw. frm. refined. arm standard
A 60: crushed. Use. powdered. essc.
Rranulated, sc.
Metals.
Pig rron-Steady: Northern, slQ34le. ..
g,epper--Quiet. brokers. Sil.-o.
Lead Firm. br> kers'. S-S.
Tln-plafes steady.
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Saturdays Transfers.
Sheriff to Tristan Rogers, 81 feet lots
aud s. block -, BuTkes ID add, Sept. =
81 5l5.s5.
George X. Coryen, admr Of estate OF
Henry Robbins decd, to Rothschild Bros,
inc 81. lot / and lot . block q. Gilman's
add Sept. 5. s109.
block us. Salmon Bay Park add. Sept. ..
SO0.
Charles f. Hall ct TX. TO c. J. Johnson,
via NV no sec 50, tp y, tex strip extend
ing n and ; 10 rods wide across w side,
Nav 40 $50
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plauto6ns, she carries about 70 90 .aet OF
fambCr
IRE British bark Sam Neu11l satea Pr
dRv evening for South Asn .rsca She hMS
rs 900 feet % amber. Gait 4aew1s expects
70 get his crew az PORT fesst.~s-Te T.
The ship ] X Thomas wflI - rezfy 70
Sal EE 1-h.lrzaen or 49,
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Closing Quotations.
Live stock.

There was the usual Saturday In cattle.
On account OF the small receipts quota
lions were largely nominal, yesterday )
prices prevailing In the majority Of eases.
HoEs-Salez were at S.S0ft4 for heavy
packing lots, up 10 sass for choice
butchers and mixed lots. with choice as
sortments lights at S4.3s& t5. The bulk
OF the hogs sold for s4la44-2a.
Sheep--Sold at an extreme degree
of s2Wf.5 for culls to prime natives,
Western rangers comprising the bulk q
the offerings. and selling at S.&44S s..
Lambs at t45eg5 Is for Westerns and at
S. $3.50 for good 10 extra natives. cUlis
bringing $ssa8s.
Receipts-cattle. 600; hogs 1900. sheep.
4
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les THIS IN a decrease Of legal fende-s "a
s7A, 10 lower II il p-ooabir -
mseS vii sse much larger demand frorn
tns interior banks Compared ulfh t-e
sst4ts1ne1E o. tbs corresponding rse-sr6 AZ
s@st year there are the following <sszrss-.s-
a>oans have increased s1ls, q iss or at.,s,.
- pr cent. net deposits, SIS g. 80 a.
aso1a - Der cent aud the total r zysr-zs.
h@S increased Sas.5sf.1s That fsres4s.artss,
II here and likely 10 remain ear. b. rse, tong.
81 ugaDted- Chicago and ST. Louis are q
consfaerable exteat supplying tfs rrasarar
aea-ana Tor crop movements but the d.
HlaLa rum these enters is prpzxy sire "a,
re felt soon - the &Ew York banks Tee
strsDssn OF foreign exchange which i ever
the gold exporting figure. indicates fhaf
ne arg uads balances due Us from tins
other SIDE are being Utilized Ia rssrT.hs -
our own securities. for they are beng g~Uf
e. better ratez than can be obsasned IA Sez
York. 80 800
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MARINE NEWS

Special Dispatch 20 Ire Fost-lntellaEerc
PORT GAMBLE SEPT 4-SaElet-Sscsr
Nagele C. RgZxz Capt. jackson. foE S2A
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Sg>segal Dispatch 20 sae poss-TsteiIs Eeu>sr.
PORT BI-AKEI-EY. Sept. E-Ths Amer
fSan na~k Togga1sAnt zAI ~ E4sT HlEAk Tor
San Francesca. laden with iGrncer and
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xiLLA wALLA WHEAT MARKET.

slsssl Dispatch 10 the Poss-Inteiiigencer
NAld-A WALIA. Sept. 4.-Thc wheat
shksl was dull today. there being no
80 Dealers quoted 1Se for club and 75c
IL hlae stem.
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{ ON Eaattion

We are now prepared 70 90 corr position
eSr she tFa9e {any measursf n NsnpsFcsL
Nfasan BREWER sd A~a1E Primer sAsis-
eaet4sn xgArAGtesa. Call - address Poss-
Istes1tgsrS CT. sszttl&
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

fpkTLAND. Sept. as-Nheat was firmer
SAY The ruling quotations were: Val.
NaAc, Naila Walia. SsES4c.
NtAflefs are stcRdy az SIS for snot
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II yoa ars yoa shog,lc have the Posi-
intsllagsrcer - ~ 70 s0s- Il VII cost
rotn4as extra Call az or oc-4cs A.1 hare
ycEr address changed
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 4-chlcago
wheat opened stronger, put frequently dc,
clina4 locally futures are active eno
hEgher. ulore inquiry Tor spot generally
BARLEY Is quite steady, receipts are hAAt-
er to-day The oat supply - Lot 4esAFs'
Out the demand Is not heavy.
CsasinS Quotations.
vrheat-F{rm: December. $50.
Barlsy-Firm. December, s9as>
Coru-IssFgc YELLOW. $l.ls.s gl-}a-
Fis,5r~Net cash prices for family cx-
trnS S ssErs s.. hakers' extras $3.50
N heat-Shlpping wheat sl-9s9eszA-ea Per
Genital foF Ne. ] and $50 Ter eaose"'
8srtey~ eeed. - - Per GENITAL: choice.
ssc: brewing, sis53e7sz
pats~foor Ga fair. $ Sis55 81. p. good 20
-solee slas3l.al, fancy iced. $ Ssssl -.
uew r,d. Si.iS2l.29, new salinas, SIZE -,
gray. slsie'ss .t,ss Mullins, a@ssl 8 sur
Srtse. a4Ii ., back for teea. 81 o3Ss .i5.
eiaek fer secd si.As5fG.
Receipts.
FsIo,4r-Cuarter sacks = $50 wheat cen
AIS. /. 19a. barley cgntalss AS. eats. cen
tat@ $40 beans. s1gAs Vs.. corn. cfft-lie.
- 'Srsn' sacks. ass miadliuss. sacks.
Ns has. tens. So. straw. tons - ~o9A
baleS. -. DO oresen. i."' hides -.
1s,.eksIl4er TASKS, ~. wine, gaticils. A.
~. brandy. gallons. -'sst
Produce, fratt, Eto-
Miaahnes-$ie0
Brmn-ss& SCALA
Hay-W6est Nsals. wheat - cat
sEfeftte sat Glss3z@, clover, Ss,~sss t@t, STOCK.
ssggs. COMPRESSED wheat, N2Ss&. straw.
F,ffefess@@ t,arlv Rose Ss78Ac; Salinas
Fsoybafss. Ssl.sc. river BaroAHSs. AssssaAcs
river rsds &efJ sS. nSw sweet potatoes,
AssliC per "a.
NezeEa hles -- On3cns. SsiVeTshtcs Gsti.t3
per cen5ais bay cac9naeess. 49, sAFto,
KssGse per pound kTeen pas 48sc FeF
gs,ssea. sgTsnS. beans. ItsMAc. e8y seussA.
1870 Fssr box river roma Iees. &'ss-s~-t
ha. tsfss4fess. EztsaE. arTFu cora, taetsak
psr SAGA LARA beans. @t-'4c Per ps-and.
srttfa< e. 49, Per Eak. Gran anpirs. - -rl,,
ksrsalf~~~Strapr teTg3es xs8&0 ger eacst.
hsaesse sles, SOS peg chest. rasf.esTrass-
S.54 rsg chest huekisaseTTtes. &a}@e pSr
$50 .sauf4Eosiges Asr8fS3 per crate. ult-
mees. Esssssc neF eezs ngs- small box sss
a. axS large Nox Ge&a,c- Fgngalnhleal
sSr4r,ss sAsGc. M1scaTS. &5sac. black. =
&c. s-oksF GgssC. ueezagsaes. Ntate. -
49,. do rcd Festcfitss ksi "a ErsF
- fssars ssSsAc. uturna, @4.ssss water
melons Sfafsf-s1 per 80, Grange, kaksn-
~fas s. s4s0 per bpx. MeNtcAm times. s. ,ss'f
n CanfernAa iessoHs fancy s. De coAa-
.sol, &E-Sa. bananas. Ss@ Per esazseai
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ptrw~Ss b5-vrae races ever hsgd IN tAe
Nc,~tnvesr az y. NJ e. A. park fo3ay aft
.~nosa ana evening. Fireworks. Ba2G
ynr.es street cars
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uosxEr q sTEwAaT. Isaertsksss
- Pasless soso~o - 1hAsA 49,
Cezs~sx~ streets. Seattle WasAAae
60. 1sssvhsss - -
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKEE

TACOMA, Sept. --wheat-Quiet, un-
eashxei. No. ! club. ssnssc; No. ! blue
gsm. S1ssc
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BsEgest. best ard last es-yaie races ~ TIE
sesSan 81 Y ~ =. A park tess &sseEEooa
ana exsalng. IakG James stseet cara
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

Change OF gastsrs-Aaton Hobel has Z
Norrell vice George z. De Lano- George
master cf TIE tug sEifascr. Taps. hsnn sss
Blue Star. vice Peter FoSs- William II. II
master Of this schooner Industry MelSfl e
slip City Of Sszttls. vice ]. II BRANDON :
sres-r1sf.iE, City os Kingston. vice ID. H g
James J. Doyle a. psain Of the steamer >
wrNckfng steamer Whltesaw. Ia lea Of tfs
command % tire schooner Ocsansa Vance:
sales OF Tssseis-S. ;. SingeTlaad. Of ,
Mary ri Of = tons, for the sum OF SIS.
TIE hun o. the sloop foungam Marble %
Whatcorn. tor the SonslaeraEion o. "a
Harvester 4 Is fols. coat from ssrsr srs
FrItch Park Big Bonanza, i.sa9 tons. 60
by the Oregon Improvement Company. u
from San Francisco 60 Honolulu IN the Ia
1908 tons. returns from San Francisco 20 II
bark Santiago. - tons. returns from So 2
Shtp ST Francis. ISM tons. now a. san 3
Eirsdorn, Eayre or Antwerp. & = Sd u
Csssthrfe 4 CO. Norwegian bark St5orn. /.
Kingdom Hgvre. Antwerp or Dunkirx. Il
GO. British ship Grassendale, .7s4 tons nc
ship Euphrosyne. I.7ss tons. now on the
Kingdom Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk. &
wheat from san Francisco 10 United King
ehandfse from San Francisco 10 Liverp1
Co British bark Orion. I.s9e tons, wheat
Havre, Antwerp or DEnkirk. 81 Is 81 net,
anfwsrp or D1,nkirk. f1 Is 81 net, charter
nesshire 2IE7 tons. wheat from San Fran
or nunkirk. - IS. chartered prior 10 ar
tDFEIEn f.&tATkGH&-t5ftA4<1 BARN All
nno. from Port Blakeley for CalIao. Peru.
ued at s7e54 IT,
British bark Sam MAndai aas tons. c
auinabo. Chih. laden with scr feet reayv
tongued and grooved pine lumber. valued
valued at 81 5I09s
German ship Theodore. 2sif tons. Cap
for Port Prize, Australia. laden with TIA
American bark Snow & Burgess I52S
Melhourue laden with 69.e45 feet rough c
feet rough clear redwood lumber. valued
usd at $3.50, 3. $50 bundles pickets. valued a;
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January I and
for the Past Week

Real estate transactions since January i,
1897. ara 81 s4S % 81 There were filed for
record during the week s. deeds, the con-
ssderations aggregating SSa.ela.1s. Follow
ing Is the record OF the Wssk oy days. In
eiffdfns Zzfslrfiaxs< transfers.
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Seattle. Sept. 4. lssg.
~ the Seattle; Taaona ano
I'D cteztl's Tslearancez. Balances-
rEsi7 = x4zsl %
.-xsn -. & - - 1915 ~
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.ksr command O. the piio. schooner NJ II.
Asn h2s succeeded James Hs7uessey as
fey taxing command cf the tug Mountain
q Is row = command % the steamer
INES has succeeded /. Q, WaSsand as
NleSols has taken command q The steam
e latter returning 70 the command 81 the
ter. John Z. Bingham has sElccse1sd
IN Juan. J. \. DoElard Is master 81 fhs
SrEe Johnson. y. H Hansen is now n
wise Homer Manson. decreased
Henry G. Marble. OF whztcorn. sas sold
arNsy Soo13ng and Jessie p Goo1ing. CT
TIE slopp measures s-sz tons.
been effected during the past week: Bark
az 20 SAB Francisco. chartered by Geo.
II from Seattle 20 San Francisco chartered
rkenytrs ". H DEmond. Us tons. returns
vailan line. Hawaiian bark r. T: RiShes,
aoiul1 IN the Planters Ii1e. Hawaiian
francisco 70 Hilo in the Spreckels line:
4aciseo. wheat from Tacoma 20 United
set port, & Is 81. chartered By BallouE
IS al chartered BY Raifour Guthrie *
y at San Francisco. wheat from the To-
1twerp or Dunkirk 81 lis net British
IS net British ship Blackbraes. 2Iia tons,
Tom, Hayre. Antwerp or Duukirk e IS al
snla NenreS1EEa. ? ~ tons. wheat and T1eT-
J. 81 -, chartered by Ralfour. Guthrie *
ipm San Francisco 10 United Kingdom.
chartered by Balfour. Guthrie 4 Co Brit
San Francisco 10 United Kingdom Hayre.
sd by @. w. NcNear British ship Inver-
'isce 10 United Kingdom. Hayre. Antwerp
ar i.Iss tons. Cant Antonio Nc. Schiaf-
laden with $3.50 feet rough lumber. val
apt T. Lewis. from Port Blakelev for CO.
pod lumber. valued at slfas g. s. $40 feet
az S.e5o.se. and 1885, feet rough lumber.
{. Hamer. from Port Gamble and Tacoma
90 feet rough pine lumber. valued at Sc. ese.
ms. Capt. p. Mortensen. from Tacoma for
ear spruce lumber. valued at l.Se5' Us, ~
az 50 900. ssN l44 feet rough iir lumber. yal-
$500. and 1.es6 bundles laths. valued at SO.
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Occidental Hotel; best family hotel IN
state. excellent rooms; ali modern improve
ments. No bar.
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G. y. SALISBURY. Observer.
Following are the tide tables for Mon
day and Tuesday September 6th and sSas
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rrendstun-.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 4-Chicago
wheat opened stronger. but frequently de
cline4 locally futures are active ana
f}s,rieV is ouite STEADY. receipts ara hight
er today The oat supply Is not assAE ),
Qua The demand Is uet heavy.
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Otto Zeigier. the worlds champion bioy-
clist. at Y. NJ. c. A. park this afternoon.
Hottest races ever held here Take James
street cars.
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-r.TTLE MARKETS.

80 "a ~, change in the local mar
Pses &c Is business was good. but
n 4 salss.ss. Witnessed no improve
i - F as.A are arnler than they hey, were ere
ss<t s1asspyrroyensnt IN the market
yebbSss Qaetattons'
.-,.-s,0 vere the Jobbing quota
~ ISs ,hciesale dealers Saturday.
60 y sr.~ and f0ffee.
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Tacomn Hotel. Tacoma.
Strictly first class: all modern improve
ments: fine sample rooms
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TonAY,s WEATHER

FoRECA FOR MoNDAYs
Portland. Or. sept s. 1857.
Rain: stationary temperature.
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DAILY BULLETIN
Ssafsfe. Wash. Sent, s 1897
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- small l2c; breakfast bacon, Ike.
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80 soIss. &c; rock cod, SC; black
: @ &. perch. sissf4c; mountain trout,
s.6xf: snrinps. i0c.
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-02-06

"oruuroy with opal green velvet TRIM
mlngs. The full plain skirt fitted the
hips as smoothly as glove, and sloped
out gradually until the bottom showed
a pronounced flare. The short jacket
just covered. the belt line md was ont.
lined IN irridesceut passmenterie,
showing opalline glints and CLEANS. A
launty bolero, also outlined with the
opalllne passmeaterie, was cut away in
picturesque lines and showed full
front of opal green velvet jeweled
with real opnls until it looked almost
Oriental III its vivid colorinss. The
close-ftting collar fastened witha claspl
OF exquisite Eastern opals, showing
splendid restless fires within their
glowing passionate hearts. A similar
beautiful clasp fastened the belt, and
on the cuffs there were lovely opal
buttons III tho form of buckles.
small gathered opal velvet turban
was worn with this artistic gown, and
the whole effect was charming in the
extreme.
Let ME tell You Of q dainty bit of
headgear l saw at the fair. The crown
is that OF q l;Iiput;au Napoleon hat,
trimmed ut the back with two immense
punches of velvet luhIjas. A large
bow Of green velvet much on the AL
satan order spreads its loops across
the front and one large plume eur
rounded at the base by several small
ones completed the garniture. The
short coliarette worn with this hot was
made OF rose-colored cloth cmbroid.
cred with heavy black braid and edged
with hounce OF plated black chiffon
over rose colorcd tafeta.
One of my matinee girls was as chic
as possible in smart tailor.made
frock of black broadcloth made per-
fectly plain, save for the numerous
rows Of fine stitching, that showed the
tellor's art OF to advantage. Her hat
was made Of dark Empire green vel
vet, trimmed with m immense bunch
Of red roses resting upon her hair in
the back and couple OF rich, dark
plumes on the left side of the brim.
Another stunning girl wore a jacket
OF stem green cloth, braided with black
cord and finished with an edging Of
Persian lamb; her companion was rad
liant in the iauntiest Of English walk
Ing coats, made of TIM Kersey and fin.
! ished with large carved pearl buttons.
The costumes illustrated herewith
| were designed by the National Cloak
Co., Of New York.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1897-02-06
Polly on q Bike.

Now the winged steed has captured
the winged creation. In Paris at one
OF the theatres the latest in the way of
bicycle trick riding is done by par.
rota. A parrot is put upon a tiny
wheel Of the exact pattern OF those
ridden by human beings. He grasps
the handle bar in his beak and with
his claws gets q good grip on the
pedals.
The wings are clipped SO that he
must depend solely on his leg power
tor locomotion. He rides about q lit.
tie table furnished with a raised rim,
to keep the festhered pedailet from
taking header over the edge. The
parrot rides around apparently much
at bis ease, now ana thsn giving vent
to a hoarse cry of joy.
After several spins around the table,
tue bird is dismounted and placed upon.
another wheel, this one having hollow
tires to fit wire. A wiro is then
swung across the whole length of the
room. The bicycle and parrot are put
on it. and ut signal Polly works his
legs and OF full speed Ia Blondin
traverses the hall amid enthusiastic
applause. 10 keep the equilibrium =
second parrot is put on trapeze IN.
derneath the frame and seems to enjoy
the free ride immensely. New York
Journal.