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New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
the rNION LElGrE cLrB MEETING.

The regular meeting OF the Union League Club
was held In The clubhouse last night. Eihu Root
president OF The club. made a short address touch
Ing upon the campaign just closed and congratu-
lating the members upon the election OF Colonel
Roosevelt; After this n supper was served. To-day
IS ladies' day At the club. and handsome exhibit
Of pictures will be shown.
The new members elected Seth NJ. Mlken.
Jr of New-York Ferrais II. Tovs. or Washington
u. g Lyman r. Goss. Of Pawtucket. r. J.. Isaac
= Johnson. Of New York. William \. Rcdding. OF
New-York. LeHis ". orr. OF New-York Thomas
NJ Brumby. of Washington: Henry " Bates Of
Eew-Notk, Samuel Il. Sexton. OF New-Ycrk. and
Robert B. Fleming. OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
THE RESULT IN wAsHINGToN.

Seattle. Wash. Nov. lo.-The attest returns shcw
no material change In the complexion OF the Leg -
lature Several districts are stin in doubt. The
Rcpublicans according to returns received thus
far have majority Of twenty joint ballot out
Of membership of 10 \ Senator casscd as ir-
depe ndtnt ~ Gray. Of Stevens County. who was
elected on Citizens ticket. which was fusion
Of Republicans. Silver Republicans and Democrats.
II Is asserted by hoth parties that he viii act with
them. His vote vii. become important IN deciding
which par;V will control the Senate in case the
Kcnmbllcars ol,r-t The Scnalnr We. mndecIled.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
coGGEsHALL's HARD FIGHT.


OFT HE SoA'iH" WIZ"
Ttica. ~ y. Nov. 10 (SpcciaD-WitAout conSid-
crjng the votes OF the go oneida County soldiers
I'm tho field Senator Cogseshali has n majority or
o. His majority will he increased by the soldier
vo,o The Senator has had the hardest fight Of
his life Certain Republicans Joined WITH the
Democrats TO defeat him and did their ~ to
cloct the Democratic candidate because Coggcs-
hail ran as an independent with Democratic III
dorscment three years ago and was elected. r. Il.
vnars ago openly worked against the Sona or. and
Il large amount of money was used N ms Guy
against him ( A BcardSey. Democratic leader.
was particularly anxious to bring about IN" soma
tors defeat because the latter refused 70 sjand ny
The Democratic legislators and voted FOR Sendto
Platt This Will be Coggeshals seventh term III the
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
PURE BEER LEGISLATION LIKELY
TALK OF BILL TO BE INTRODUCED At ALBANY
~ JANUARY.

TALK OF \ BILL. TO RE INTRODUCED At ALBANY
~ JANUARY.
Among the bills TO be introduced In the Legis-
Ia,,ire carIv in January II expected 20 be one -
,royide for a rigid inspection OF every brewery in
tho S.afe and tho prevention Of tho manufacture
NJ any beer with the - glucose. State Senator
Ford introduced purc-bcer bin IN the Legislature
TWO years ago but tho brewing Interests OF me
state were able to prevent IT. passage. In the
campaign just closed the brewing interests Of the
state were credited with having advanced large
sums OF money 20 tho Tammany campaign fund.
The brewers and all their agents were Hrrayed
soldlv against the Republican party. Their nttl-
ttdc caused President luigg Of 'he Republican
county Committee to declare that they were brew
ing something more than beer, and that there
would be the vclicst curiosity by Republicans as
70 the KIND Of beer they were brewing.
Republican politicians IN the city said yesterday
tha, they bcet ID the brewers could not afford 10
pay large sums 10 the Tammany campaign fund
every year and heap mp suca immense fortunes if
they manufactured pure beer. For the protection
Of the public. the politicians said. there should be
q State Inspection Of the br"weTles. and the sale
adt!terated beer should be- prevented absolutely.
Senator Ford said he probably would make an
other attempt {" procure legislation OF a Kind TO
protect the public against the manufacture ~
have the support ot the Republican majority In the
LEGISLATURE.
senator Plat was asked Yesterday II he expected
any pure-b,cr legislation. and he Tepicd. Il don {
drink beer myself. but II | did would want to
know that II was pure
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
REPUBLICAN TO SUCCEED ALLEN.

RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN NEBRASKA ~
FAVORABLE TO BRYAN1SM.
Omaha Nov l0-I'nofTicial returns from Ne
braska indicate the election of Poynton. the Fusion
candidate for Governor, by 900 over Hayward.
Republican The rest OF the Fusion state ticket
will have about tie same plurality
The Legislature will be Republican on joint bal
lot by from six to eight. nsuring the election OF
Republican to succeed Senator Allen.
For Congress. Burkett Republican. In the ist
Mercer Republican. i'm the Ild Robinson. Fusion
in the HID and Green Fusion In the NIih. are
elected In the IVlh and Vth the vote Is close
favoring Hinshaw, Republican. in III" " y. ana
Sutherland Fusion in the Vth In the latter dis
trict the official count may be required TO decide.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
GRAND CENTRAL P4LACE COUPiNf

Albany Nov. io.-The Grand Central faia. ,,.d,y
pany. Of New-York city. was Incorporate" the
TO run the Grand Central Palace of tAa' '"' ,A,,n
capital stock is $4,000 and the directors ~, H.
Maze OF Tappan Rockland County aWNsv.YGk
Nahmacher and Montgomery Maze o. wv
City
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
INDIANA'S GOOD WORK.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY WITHOUT a sINiLE
DRAWBACK.
DRAWBACK

Indianapolis Nov. 1N-Nethcr ~ the State COM
Tittees to-day received returns that would make
any material change in the estimate Of the Repub-
Ncan plurality IN Indiana given yesterday. The
plurality will range from H. Gst 5000 on The head
OF the ticket 1t may 60 higher, but not lower.
The Republicans have elected nine Of the thirteen
Congressmen and tho Democrats have elected the
other four tn" Republicans carried the district <
they carried In 1896 and the Democrats did the
thing
The returns indicate that the Legislature will be
Republican by fourteen majority on Joint ballot
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
RECOUNT FOR JOSEPH L.. WALKER

Worcester Mass Nov l0.-The Republican State
Committee last night tc,cgraphed each town
and city committee ir the IIld Congress District
directing that a recount be asked. This morning
the petitions were placed in circulation Congress
Walker did not ask for recount. and has
little hope Of overcoming the majority II L.; appar
entity secured by John r. Thayer Gold Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
MR. CROKER CALLS ON MR. DEPEW
THEY HAVE Az INTERESTING TIME DISCUSSING
CAMPAIGN RESULTS

y
One OF Chaunccy NJ Depew's callers yesterday
was Richard Croker He went to the Grand Gem
tral Station with Senator McCarrcn. and chatted
with Mr. Depew for some time. Despite their dlf-
ference OF belief politically. Mr. Dcpew and Mr.
Croker personally good friends. and their talk
yesterday was interesting. Mr.. Croker spoke OF
the campaign and tod what IN his opinion caused
defeat Mr. Depcw cheerful and happy I'm the
knowledge that he did much 10 contribute to the
success of the Republican ticket by his hard cam
paignlng and Mr. Croker chlded him with IT, II is
pretty well known that II Mr. croker could only
induce Mr.. Depcw come into Tammany Hall he
would be happy. as he has a high opinion OF Mr..
Dcpews political sagacy ana his effectiveness as
a campagner. Mr.. Depcw wouldn't talk about the
conference and said fl was only a friendly meet
ing and Mr.. Croker dismissed IL with the same
brief comment.
Mr. Depcw yesterday received telegram from
an East Side Democratic eader In which he said
IT it hadn't been fOr you We would have had a
Democratic GOvcrnor.
However that may be. aid Mr. Depcw the
success Of our ticket largely due to the per
sonauy OF the candidate. He neutralized all the
dscouraRing conditions OF RepL bican success. II
is "A tribute 20 Colonel Roosevelt. and aside from
that his canvass was handled with prudence. skill
and energy by Mr. Odell. and certainly Senator
P.att In his long career. WAS never wiser or more
efficient as 4 party leader
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11

S.GD0 majority Wren. Populisi The rest or
The State tlckc; is conceded ia the Silver party,
with the exception of Supcrintende1t OF fuhlc IN
sir'iction The complexion OF tho n"Nt l'eSisiitufc
j. a matter OF conjecture. Four-ifths OF lhc mem
bcrs VIII belong to the Silver party. some ar
pledged TO Senator Stewart for re-eiecuoi an"
those who are not may Join with the RcpunIlc'NS
Democrats and Independents in the organization 81
he l.ecislnfI
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
A CLOSE DISTRICT IN MINNESOTA.

Duluth. MINI. Nov. lo.-Latest returns and osti-
mates have caused the Republican Committee Of
the With Congress District to reduce its estimate
Of Page Morris's ma iority to l23 The Democratic
committee claims Charles A. Towncs election
by about one hundred ana hfty. Several precircL'
ar missing and tn" result is in doubt. The Ofic .a
will probably be necessary 10 decide the
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
OKLAHOMA

Guthrie. Okla Nov. 10-Denns T. Flynn. Re-
publican. Is elected Delegate 70 Congress by prob
ably coo plurality. Both branches Of the Ter
ritoral Legislature are safely Republican and
the Republicans claim 10 have elected their local
tickets IA ma ajori,y o. the counties.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
>INCORPOR4rED ~ NEWJERSEH

Trenton. Nov 10 (SpecIaD.-The Miracle ,,oo
featuring Company filed articles Of incofV".~I,
to-day 1t proposes TO manufacture pfep' IN.
for the removal of boards without razor,
cspltal stock of the company is s2ro0p - xsg.
The Empire Rail Company. with ofhces -. to-
York and New-Jersey. was also incofpo'S
day. Its capital stock is $l.Oeo,0e
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
ELANK RAIAors IL RockLANp corNry-

chairman Oden. of the Republican STATE COM
niuce heard yesterday that i'm several districts
Of Rockland County many l1nk ballots had hcer
found when ihe votes were counted on Tuosda ,
evening. The Information VAS given 10 him ~
n Republican Of Kocklanl Couu'v who thought
that there had oecn bribery Of MANY Republican
voters in The county. Th 81 voters IL was sur
mged. bad received pay to vote blank ballots in
order 20 pull down ;hc R~pullc1n majority IN IN.
COUNT They could 80 th" polls and 90 through
the form Of voting without marking their ballots
and thus escape su:picion 81 not having voted
Mr ODcli aid ne did not think tine Democrat #,
managers could lsyc paid any voters to vote bia.,k
ballots II WAS moro prCtnbl,. De- aid that th.
blank ballots cast by mon who were too ca
less too ignorant 10 yote riehf.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
NIXON EXPECTS TO BE SPEAKER

Buffalo. Nov. lo-A dispatch from Westneld 10
"The News' says
"Asscmblyman Feed Nixon viii probably he
Sneaker ~ the Assembly of 1879 He stated to THE
News correspondent to-day that he was a candi-
date and that he expected 10 have the support Of
the Republican members"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
DEMOCRATIC BY rWENrY-ONE VOTES.

Phradelphia. Nov. lO.-rhc official canvass Of he
vote OF the XXVIth Congress District. composed Of
Crawford and Erie counties. elects Gds'on. Demo-
Graf over Higgins. Republican, by twenty -one
votes This includes the soldier vote. which gave
Higgins fourteen plurality. THIS gives the Demo
cratS ten Congrcssincn from Pennsylvania and the
Republicans twenty.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
MR.. CROKER GOING WEST.


within a day or 40 Richard Croker will leave
New-York for long rest There conflicting
reports Yesterday as TO where he would so. but il
90 understood that he Intends to spend the time in
the West possibly in California lie said Yesterday
that he felt highly gratiilcd over the Democratic
soldier business FOR Roosevelt and that there
was no overcoming that sentiment
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
NORTH CAROLINA
REPUBLICANS APPARENTLY SUCCESSFUL N TIIF
I'D AND With DISTRICTS

Raleigh, y. c.. Nov. 10 Returns received up 10
noon to-day show the election Of The following
Congressmen: Ist District. Small Democrat: Id
District. White, Republican; IIId District Thomas
Democrat: INth District. Atwa;cr. Independent
Democrat: Nth District. Ki;chn. Democrat: With
District. Bellamv Democrat: With District Klutz
DEMOCRAT; With District. Lnney Republican and
IXth District. Crawford Democrat
In the Legislature the Democrats vii have out
OF l2D votes IN the House and " out of "a I'm tho
Senate The Democrats elect all OF the Judges and
all OF the solicitors except one.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
COLORADO.

Denver. Nov. l0.--Almost complete returns re-
ceved by The Republican" from all counties in
the State show that Wolcott. Republican. for Gov
ernor has carried counties his pluralt'os over
Thomas Fusion. aggregating 3.1.0 while Thomas ;
plural!tes in the other counties amount 10 42S1.
The whole Fusion State ticket IL elected by about
the same plurality that Thomas received.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
UTAH

Salt Lake Utah. Nov. 10-Enough returns arc at
hand TO indicate beyond doubt that Bsskin. Demo
crat. for Supreme Court Judge. has been elected
Zane. Republican. According 10 the latest
returns. the Legislature viii stand IL Democrats
to IL Republicans and ! FusiOni-ts.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
CALIFORNIA

THE RKPj BlIcAN PLURALITY sWELLED TO
NEARLY THIRTY THOUSAND.
San Francisco. Nov. i0-AthOugh complete re-
turns have not get been secured from all the
counte, % California the Indications are that the
majority for Henry r. Sage. Republican. for Gov
.ernor. will be nearly thirty thousand. His asso-
cia .ea the State ticket are all elected. with the
possible exception OF curry for Secretary of state.
who ran far behind his ticket. and may nave heen
beaten by Thompson Democrat. For Justices or
the Supreme Court Mcfarland Republican. and
Van Dyke Democrat. are in the lead. ana VIII
probably win a. the precincts to be heard from
are no; expected change the relative position or
the opposing candidates
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
CONGRESS CONTESTS IN KENTUCKY.

TEST AGAINST THE GOEBEL ELECTION LAW.
Louisville KY. Nov. 1O-Fve Republican Con-
gress nominees Fowler. in tho Id. Crcol in the
IIId: Banford IN the IVth: Dawson. in the With,
and Seitz in the Xth District -telosraphcd THE
Louisville Commercia' last night that they would
contest the election account Of the Gocicl EIcc-
tinn law. Pugh. IN the IXth District has signifed
his intention OF contes.ng If investigation sa is
fos him that he is elected.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE GREENE APPOINTED

Albany Nov. lO.-Goyernor Black has appointed
CONGRESSMAN Warren u. Hooker. Of Chautauqua
County a Justice Of the Supreme Court 10 sue
coed Justice Manley g. Greene. deceased. In the
With Judicial District.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
NEVADA.

Carson New. Nov l0.--The vote for Governor IS
close. but Sadler. Silver. claim his reelection by
800 majority over Mcmillan. Republican Congress-
man Newlands. Silver Democrat is reelected by
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
MIXED KESILT IN IDAHO.

LEGIsIATf' ~ RrPUBIiCAN. THOUGH FrsloNIsTs
CAHRIT.3 THE STATE.
Boise Idaho Nov. 1o-Entirc Fusion ticket elect
ca In S;atc nv uojorties ranging from 5000 10 GoH
Republicans pa lc enormous gains Nill have good
working fcrce in LEGISLATURE. and have elected
complete county ,i"kc. in several o. the counties
J. G. r. MORRISON
Chairman Republican State Committee
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
XIXTH NETWORK IN DOUBT.
THE SOLDIER VOTE MAY ELECT COCHRANE
REPI -BIICAN

REPl BIICAN.
Hudson. y Y. Nov l0-Thc revised figures in
Columbia County tho vote for congressman give
Cochranc. Republican, a plurality of 97e The re-
vised figures fo~ Rensselaer, give Livingston. Demo
crat plurality 2@e which ny itself would e.cct
Livingston for the XlXth District by margin Of
sixteen votes There are however. for;y-ono SOL
diers from the TWO counties in camp. ana there -
much speculation 20 the result II is also known
that there are number OF ballots In Columbia
that are open to question. and the result Will nat
he definitely settled until the Board OF Canvasscrs
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
HOW CONGRESS WILL, STAND.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY or THIRTEEN
IN THE HOUSE.
A TALK WITH CHAIRMAN BABCOCK-LONG
REPUBLICAN CONTROL OF THE
SENATE ASST. RED
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBuNE.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE.l
Washington. Nov. l0.-The Republican major
ity in the next House Of Representatives. as an
nounced in these d!spa tches last night VIII ho'
be less than thirteen, and according 10 present
indications IL will rot exceed that numoeT' u
though two Congress districts are s'ill reE&fuen
as doubtful one Of them is the lid Caiforha
and the other s the NIIth Texas. CHAIRMAN
Babcock has nc; boen successful In his efiorts To
communicate with either Of these districts to-
dsv and is therefore inclined to think that both
have given adverse majortics.
The DELEGATIONS by States appear to be as fol
lows:
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, BY
STATES.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
THE WEST VIRGINIA SENATORSHIP
ELECTION OF 4 REPUBLICAN NOW RELIEVED TC
BE CERTAIN

Parkcrsburg W. Va. Nov. ia. y. White sccre-
tary Of the Republican State COMMITTEES, says:
THE West Virginia Legislature Is Republican In
both branches-Senate by 10 House by 3. This in
sures Republican United States Senator
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
ROOSETELT'S PLURALITY.

THE LATEST COMPUTATION MAKES HIM
WINNER BY ls.4ai
The following table shows the vote by coun-
ties on the Governorship in this State. the few
missing districts having been carefully esu-
mated.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
CoMrLIcATIONs IN WEsTcnEsrEE
THE OFFICIAL CONT MAY ELECT MARS ANi
MtI.I.TGNN


TIE OFFICIAL COrNT MAY ELECT MARS AND
MtLIIGNN.
The election returns filed with County Clerk
Crumb Of Wcstchcster County show that in the
districts Of tho NXIld Senate District lying in
Westchestcr County the vote was as follows:
George MARS Republican. ............ 1G07J
William ). Grar'f. Demo- rai l5.-tl
MARS over Gran", ~
According 10 the New-York city returns. Grancy
hea, Mairs ~ the districts in Bronx Borough 10y
lcss than Ssi II thesc figures correct MARS
has been elected.
The figures relative to the vote in the let Assem-
bly, District show:
John T. sloane. l''rN'iaf 80
John Nniigan. Republican ............. 5Gts
Sloane Mussn ................... l37
II Is Gained that ? large portion Of the Ave hun
drcd six hundred soldiers whose homes are in
Wcstchestor County live in The lst Assembly Dis
trict. and that their votes viii decide Tie election
The Republicans say the soldier vote viii olerf
Mulliean and the Democrats say the soldier voi.
Will n rease SlOane's mdioItt.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11
SAN FRANCIsco's MAYOR REELECTED.

San Francisco Nov. lo-James u. Phcan. Demo
crat. has been r1-elected Mayor of san Francisco
after contest o. extraordinary kcenncss.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-11

Her. pep. Dem. Dem.
vote. pluf. vote. plnF.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
sale.-ln pursuance of decree entered
September the Both, 1897. ard further
decree entered January PC. 1898, in the
chancery suit of Alice j. BresliD against
Joel II Cutchin ct ais, pending in the
circuit court for the city of Roanoke, Va,
the undersigned trustee and special COM
missioner will on MONDAY, THE 18TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1898, at IL
O'Clock m, offer for sale at public auction
in front of the courthouse fol- tie city Of
Roanoke, Va, the following described
property situated in the city of Roam
oke, Va:
BEGINNING at II point on the north side
of Gilmer street two hundred and ten
feet east of Jefferson street and corner of
lot of NJ. NJ. Carr, thence with the line of
the said Carr north :wo degrees east one
ed and twenty. five feet to an alley,
thence with said alley south eighty eight
degrees east fifty feet to point, corner
Of lot off,. J. Breslin, thence With line
of said Breslin two degrees west one hun
dred and twenty five feet to Gilmer street,
thence with Gilmer street north eighty
eight degrees west fifty feet to the point
of beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: One-h half of the
purchase price in cash. the balance paya.
Bile in six months from the day of sale,
the purchaser to secure the deferred pay
ment by deed of trust upon the property
and to insure the buildings upon the
property and assign the polcy to the
trustee.
JOEL III. CUTCHIN,
Trustee and Special Con missioner.
Boud required by the decree in the
above cause has been executed.
S. 5. BROOKE, Clerk.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-16
Tho Eclipse.

On no other occasion does the display Of
tremendous power in the economy of tho
physical universe exercise so subduinss an
influence over the mind or produce so hu.
initiating conviction Of the impotence of
all human efforts to control tho immutnblo
laws of nature and arrest the course of
events as when the glorious orb of day.
while riding i'll tho heavens with uncloud-
cd splcndor, begins to melt away from an
unseen cause and soon totally disappears.
leaving the whole visible world wrnppcd
in the sable gloom of nocturnal darkness.
The scene is rendered still more impressive
by the circumstances accompanying so re-
markablo an occurrence.
The heavens assume an unnatural aspect
which cxcitcs n feeling of horror in the
spectator y livd hue is dilfuscd over all
terrestrial objects Plants close up their
leaves ms on the approach of night The
fowls bctako themselves to their rcstine.
places. Tho warbiing Of tho grove is
hushed iii profound silence In other
words, universal nature seems to relax her
energies, as if the pulse which stimulated
her mighty movements had all ut once
stood still.-Sir Norman Iockyor.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-16
MaSSie's Pharmacy, Roanoke, Va.
THE HOUSEHOLD.
Color Schemes For Interior Decoration.
Homemade Photograph Frames.
Whole Pea Soup.

1t is an unfortunate fact, yet fact
none the less, that II largo proportion of
mankind are what is termed color
blind and a still larger proportion do
lot understand color. That is, they may
be able to distinguish one color from
another, but they are entirely ignorant
of the art of arranging and adapting
tho various tones i'll order to get de-
sired effect. To certain extent this can
be learned by constant association with
colors, very careful observation and IL
little experimenting with them.
Before deciding upon any particular
scheme Of color for "a room it is wise to
consider tho surroundings and their
style, us, for instance, heavy oak furni-
turo must not have Is background of
weak colOring, while lightly made de-
signs, such as Sheraton and the various
French styles, would look absurd among
heavy shades. Appropriateness must
ever be the keynote. In the hall, which
often has TO rely principally upon the
colorlnS, the warm tones of red, golden
brown, dark blue and copper are all
very suitable, being what is called good
furnishing colors, and these again look
well i'll tho dining room, where green
and plum color may also be added to
their number Terra Gotta is also Il good
color, as 1T stands we'll in addition tn
being both warm looking and bright
The library requires subdued color
ing. but not 20 much so rs TO be gloomy.
Brown. gold, royal blue and sage green
are all appropriate, and, again. cedar
wood color can be used with most salts
factory result.
In the drawing room the lighter and
moro delicate tones of coloring can be
introduced. and greater variety is per-
misslble, although as "a general rule it
is preferable to keep to the different
shades of one color rather than nSc con
trasts, as the harmony is more rcstful
to the eye. Rose color, pink, yellow,
pale green and blue can he used effect
iyely and certain shades of sage green If
the room has Il sunny aspect, but too
much green is liable to be depressing
and should always be relieved hv Il
touch of brighter color.
For bedrooms tho colors must In
cheerful, such us cream, yellow, pink,
blue and fawn, and all colors should he
seen by artificial light rs we'll as nv
sunlight before being finally decided
upon, the difference III their effect be-
ing hardly credible Some of them vcrv
readily catch reflections and have Il 10.
tally different effect from the one in
tended, and all these things are to he
considered i'll the manipulation uf col