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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Ssess Co. largely At - isoss - fsr Me fse snS g
& 5Cass 90 }or the heavier Neatly al the snsev
ina sm @sr. ssixsi. at scSss ss% cr veo.
cans and at S4d&5 shorp docks ehorn sheep 500
Sc s0ds4 80 going below - 80. Recepts-catue w
Cincinnati April ieHoss steady g 1911: 60 car,:
steady. 81 I1a$4 u.s. Sheep steady " 'ogsf" Aen''
steady, sass 30. -. -.
East Buffalo April 16.-Cattle-Receipts cars o. ~
stock dull and slow Hogs-Recepts. IL cars: SLOW ana
Workers god 70 choice 81 DO roushs nfsa IS
sheep and iambs-Recepts q dull and slow lsmos
choice 10 extra 709$5 81; clls 10 common ssaSs 90
clipped lambs - 23asS sheep eho!es g selected VEN
ers - DOd$5 culls common - 3oJsf' clipped sheep
s. 1894 % AZ ,o>
East liberty. April l6-Cate steady: extra, - iVy
s. as prime SJGs5 TO- common. SO 9oQ$ 20 Hogs ssaay
At unchanged prices sheep steady; choice Clipped -
asa 25 common 81 1898 6S choice clipped lambs ~
ass common good. 81 23Qs4 So spring sS@ss 's0
Kansa. City April i6-caule about steady and un-
changed Hogs steady TO shade lower bulk sold at - "
asa Is. Sheep steady. unchanged ..
end export - 5os5 co. dressed beef and butchers
So coats 10: under 1000 H. 80 9odN 90 nockers ard
and Indian steers 81 45dss IS and heifers $50
"a 80 Hogs steady Workers 80 G5Gs3 10 packers - 20
asa S. butchers 81 s5a$3 Sheep steady native NUT
tons - 25Gs4 10 lambs. $3.50 20. .
Buffalo. .,,r,l ls.--sprins wheat-No hard 81 IL Nc
1 Northern, II 10. Winter whest-No :: red. VIC, No
white esc ,orr--yo yellow. Sc; No yellow Sac
No corn s4iac, No 3 corn SIC, track; No yellow
33iac In store. Oats-No white. 3lizc; NO wnlts
3lc No mixed. Z9bsc No mixed 2ssc, on ,rscH
Bar.ey-Frm: fancy Western. 4Gnise. good 70 cho'c~
44di5c common TO fair. 404,2. Flour quiet s,eanS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,,,,,,,.r-,. ~ New York. April IL. 1898.
oof = Ell With the exception Of he few min
ules the cohee market this morning Indifferent
'ntI WIN trading restricted few scattered lots
ehIehy Tor the closing out Il
reared TO take chances sunday. 4 sieady feeling
ncpaed On the opening. with prices unchanged to !
poh's higner Late IN the forenoon there further
advance ~ points on covering ard fair buying by spot
coH'e nrnis Aprl developed pronounced al
vanons to net gaia Of 20 points The close was
STEADY Win Apti 20 points above ;he final quotations
OF Yesterday and other months unchanged Total
We're lbNN hhss Yesterdays deliveries from
houses In this country ain hsaty although
considerably below the enormous amount taken pre-
,lous day. Tho total reached ~ 3G bags Of which
ls5o' bags were Withdrawn hy Arbuckie Bros. making
total OF =" al2 bags taken hy this Arm within the last
two DAYS and over 10000 bags thus FAR This week As
result ~ Inc heavy inroads the New York
the American visible supply has ALLEN ~ rapidly and
for the frsf time his fas dropped below the
1000 900 bng mark with Indications pointing t. c0n
'inued reduction Tho arrival ~ he steamer FlnNmaa
from Santos added a3too bags the stock New
York fes~-daY Tho severn. With asft bagF. and
the steamer Asst with 1000 cleared San'0~ Tfvr"
little foreign influence local sentiment Euro
penn markets being nacty" ard unchanged WIZ"
sgA adyarce AZ Hin had been discounted The mar ~
Tor spot pr1ziaa coffee quiet hut ffcadr with
quotations a. -" clos" about the basis - asc for
invoice lots q 80 Rio The mild grades - spot ccN"~
fairy active with litii" change quotations
Tie ot contract prices the ioca. MARIE, to day
va a G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

a, aenst two Of the .acraments is requisite
~ en-; ssion into communion with the Church.
o.d nnaiy you say, This drift Of liberalism does
10. pietse me ultra High Church men" think that
! Speak ior the class Of churchmen TO which be-
,ong when say that the High Church man is al
Ma!s tne enthusiastic churchman, and nothing
rIeases MIN better than the drift 70 the Church
wn'c n nas been so ably noticed by you The
soh Is this; Will venture to say that 20 per
VI me persons who into the Church from
ehe denoIninaiions either at once or ultimately he
cuIne themselves extremists In High Church
thought This fact is well known that It is
nar9ly necessary TO cite examples TO prove 1t.
ana 1t is a fact that within the Protestant Eps-
copal Church the strides toward a more catholic
iath and worship within the last twenty years
nave peen enormous. Only thing could have
produced this result, and that is the infusion of
new bood. which almost inevitably produces
exalted churchmanship.
Mhiie wishing 70 take issue with you these three
the editorial as a whole viii vort aSvantape 70
the Church b. calling attention to the inevitable
tendency toward Il OF those who love charity and
liberality. and drawn to It by the refuge It
offers to all shades of truly Christian belief.
LAWRENCE RUSSELL.
Canton n. Y, April r. 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. April 10 1893
REEVES Receipts oiay were - cars or 'sS h' "a
ma nj for the held from ycsera feelng
weak Dressed bet slow At !A>sc per No. tor o'aln h
,,n-,o1 IN. market slow unchanged for cattle sheep
ana beef Exports to-day include 400 cattle to LONDON
,axanara II cattle and 672 sheep Hull the Buff
falo quarters ~ beef 70 Liverpool on me Etrura
and 20 sheep the West Indies on .he "iyedene ,0,
CAIVES-No fresh arrivals reported 70 day ana noun
Yeats continue 1isGi0c per n Country dressed
srfEI.P AND LAMBS Receipts. were cars. or 1853
head Including cars FOR butchers and ears FOR the
make, making 10 held yesterday 10 cars
an sale Of which were at sixeth and at Jersey
nrces s further declined per 100 NJ without full
clearance Of the Yards Woolled sheep sold at !oato
per 100 n for medium I, choice; clipped 90
outside hsurs t bunch o, esp9r, %sssers uns son
mon spring 81 so head Dressed mutt ma,en
weak n: 7dstac per n: dressed lambs dull at euV.sc;
dressed spng lamb Do, ' anb ar Wsse lambs q
N average at s. so per loo NJ so Buffalo do. 07 10 a.
5, e. @ sPRed s9 Far Western sheep III ~ s.
spring lambs, at 50 30 each % ~
IS Is; 2s clipped d. NJ So IS do 90 10 a. :. 10
III clipped Buffalo and yearlngs mixe) 81 10 at
81 Is: II unshorn buffalo sheep. iiS n at - ;.
IS a. 40 clipped sheep exporter i2s No. at
,a5 clipped DO IS ~ az SIS do. 90 NJ s. co. los
clipped Buffalo sheep. 100 ~ at 81 i2's 1877 unshorn
Hmm. Bro: $50 unshorn lambs IS 10.
pl-nback: I75 unshcrn State lambs 100 No. at
q m. ( un.horn state sheep. i02 N. at 81 90.
IL H. Hollis: is5 clipped Indiana lsmbs 81 No. at - d..
iOGs-Recep,s We're II cars. or BASS head Including
ao ' 10 81 ate hour Feeling ,radv Dealers quoted to
Prime hogs At sos, 25 Western pigs at 81 5oasa IS,
e0sairy IT Hume late yesterday o. stat. hogs 1852
ID average At 81 per 100 10: roshs. s7T 10 a, q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
MEMBERSHIP IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

"ShiEN5Hlf IN HE EflStOfAl vi OiNNA'
REQUIREMENTS FOR 1T. ~ CONNECTION WITH
THE DRIFT FROM OTHER DENOMINATIONS.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In your editorial column OF the 10th inst
md an editorial entitled "The Drift 10 Episcopacy
May be pardoned II | take issue with you on
three OF the statements made in It?
There were. In 1880. only six different bodies OF
Christians in the United States with a greater
number OF COMMITMENTS than the Episcopal
Church. namely. the Ronanists. Me.hodisis. Bap-
usts. Presbyterisns I.utherans and Disciples OF
|hrist. the Protestant Epscopa! Church coming
next with ts2.c4 communicates. There are. In ad-
oit'on 70 those mentioned above upward OF thirty
DENOMINATIONS. none Of which, II except the
Sonsfesationai. have over $4,000 communicates
c--' instead OF being among the smallest
.AoAn bodies In the United States" you
90. s' II Is among the largest. being seventh In a
-. 600 s'ne thir'y-nine. assuming that the figures
o. 1871 now express tho ra,,o
- .r say That the only requisite 10 MEM
oe's..p III inc episcopal Church is a belief In or
ae''p'unce or the Apostles Creed giving tho
iareu oIoad Interpretation With that statement
municant Of The r no person may become com
hrmatoh or readiness and wjI'ngnmas 20 he con-
Isn.L 49, ssS 10 De confirmed IL defined by rho
rule thar chidren shsIis which lays down the
nrmed by the Bishop when they ca say The Lords
r,syer me Ay's.!es, Greed and the zen Com
forth In that book. The latter nor,oars ne true
doctrine OF The Episcopal Church and in many
Tespeeis snarges ina, given in the Apostles Creed
Q-How many sacraments hath chr,s. ordained
In His Church? A.-Two only As sennrs,iy necss-
ssy 10 ss va that to say. Baptism and the
Instances might be multiplied Of doctrine as
Vital taught in that same cstschism 4 belief IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April i6.-Co,,on quiet; mddling 5tc; low
mldd.lng 5Sc good ordinary. Sc. receipts 1919 oass:
exports 70 Continent. 24i sales. i18 spnners III;
stock. 5a.443. .,,, 49,, -,
Norfolk. April is-coucn nrm: mitdlinE pc ~ ~
mlddling s-i6c: good ordinary, i%c: receipts. 4l$
bales exports coaswise. 2o6 sales. 57s stock AZ dS
baltimore April i6--Cctton nominal; middling. 6hc!
low middlng lilo; good ordinary 4sc receipts s'i
savonneh april is-Cotton steady; mddins. sac;
low nlddng l6c: receipts. G3s bales exports coast
wise SAC sales, %; stock. 80, Ie'. A.. -.
New orleans. April i9-cotion active sn s, n,m' NJ
rerep,. 32T bales: exports Great Britain 500 %
rrnnce O0O TO the Continent. 1868; coasNse, i3io;
sales $50 stock. 2I65i2 ,,, .n,..
Memphis April i6Cotton steady; mddlins &c; 10y, iov
middling SIC. good ordinary go receipts I'D s"'
nents 2:2 sales l. 800. stock 1900 . ,s
ST. Louis April 10 Cotton STEADY maens ne, re-
CENTS 100 baes gross. 1901 shipments a3o' s'ocA'
6s D35: sales 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
r,.,opr.x PRODUCE MARKET.

,,v.,nooI April 49, 30 p. m.-Exchange-Whest-spo
rrrn 10 rcd Western winter - nd NO req N9r'nsra
snr,ay "a aisd Corn-spot h-n: American ruSfd new
a. ssd. futures nrm April. 3s 5i.d May 3ee; Jny.
So sri Fourst. Louis fame, winter nrh US Us, rov.
y, rcrdon-paclfc Gull. ~ l0shtt Jos Be~f nrn.
ezra india mess sss pa prime mess o?s 81 PORK I'm
-. ,nsss ane Western 5is 3D. prime mess med m
Western ,s. 81 Hams-Short cut "a % 10 10 htIn o's
bacon arm; cumberland cut - 10 ~ 10 o;s % sn' % ~
sIs long clear nddes. heavy ~ 70 % ~ ss "a sn9'
SarL. IA IN Is n bellies "a 20 10 ~ Sas
SsnnsssMsnuare i2 20 "a ~ 2Gs Iari-Prime western
du as American finest white ana eo,orsd ,n
iJverpool refined steady l3s Cd Turpen ne-sP'''"
steady 24s ID Ros,n--common STEADY sf'su'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Cash quotations were as follows Flour steady; winter
soss' :.rs,sh: :. :e e. 80 sprns shsss
sg's SS DO PsSs s.s & 81 10
corn oOiaG3ic No 2 yellow corn. 3o,93lAc No oas.
3d. sso No Nv white rs D. go bsr NS sdas.e
No nsxseed b. 81 22is Northwestern ~ % prn;e
timothy seed 80 So pork, per Dbl 81 segs. - ia,l.
sailed shoulders boxed - 6Ikas4 49, short clear sides
boxed IS 45G$5 So: whskey. dstlere finished g9oaa
per gal the Produce Exchange to day The but
Chesse quiet. sgsi.c. Eggs firm; fresh e'4c
Cincinnati. April is-Flour quiet, Wheat easy No
rcd steady No mssd sc p 0,: steady: steady
sugar firm. Eggs firm. sac. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee, Wis. April Is..whest frmer No ! North
sn No S'In ss 81 MAY barley steady g
MAY. soIsc: Juiy os%asslic: september. iIsc: No
sss second Nd p..n g :a g. . clears.
81 To- clears 81 sons3 TO- Bran in bulk. S zoo
s. 10; sacked bran 50 5oas9 rs
r s4aG As APT 81 c., o. Corn &c h:s ana
higher; April and May 35iigs5Ac Butter dull and -
lowe: fancy Western creamery. 2D'1c do prints 20
en- 10c Cheese FIRM. Refined sugars UNCHANGED Re-
cepts-Four. 1000 bbls. 600 sacks wheat l. oo Sisn'
corn 1000 bush cats 200 bush c shlp ppm
S.. Louis. April ls--Flour unchanged. whest-sPot
higher No red cash elevator 81 track oifs OIL.
April 81: May. 81 o. July. SIC asked; September. re
3D. No Apr naF? 2s cash NAG sss aIc S a
track ci.c: April &c; May &c BID July asse Sep,
track. 5olsc Butter lower; creamery. lea2oc' dairy.
iiqiee Eggs s,endy. PC.
T 70 %, As o. on eve h ssn. So Mixed s
Oats dull steady: No mixed s'lsc R,e dull. higher;
No cash sac Cloverseed higher steady prime cash.
81 95. on-North Lima. soc; South Lima and Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
crAvERY AND THE CASE OF CUBA.

tn the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The identical arguments " suppo'. VI
.a,'o-v as be,ng guaranteed by the Constitution, as
" ,,s s,aveowners being robbed OF their legitimate
,',oncrtv as 10 the inability Of the slaves to take
a ., themselves being better Off and many even
flooring slavery to freedom. and being an
ignorant dangerous race to et loose upon our rssA
1910. have been made in support OF spanish
proinsSis r,,s IN Cuba For that high moral pin,
cpe TIA, slavery is ,o c5is Ss nsSt carry on
half m'i nesr, q sooooo0 In pensions billions IN
distribution Of 8, Eyery yc ' arss Vas 1 Tor
ana , CHILD q so she Us negro. Gye that
Conviction sIas ss. sssa only
cnIe yne 'I IL tho hatred Of oppression wnas S
moves ths Nation now; no power can ~ SLACK 80
triumph. 80, q, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
,,,,rppoor. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April s lssn-
rr American miGd.lng IS set The sales ~ me cay
we're 10 600 haes which 900 were for pecu,,lon ana
49, .nd Included 10 700 bales American hecelptsI
~ COO baIes including 1000 American Futures .penea
li,oy a,r moderate demand and closed hrm Amer.
s.'a's ,s,ny y, APRIL 81 64d sellers. April and
Saa 81 S.d sellers May and June q 6,d sellers
June ana ,urs, and september % e4ns % 6td buyers
Duystr arS October &c Cad buyers October ana
sep,-Dr o., s.sfa 2s GA sellers. November and De-
"a 64a3 * 6+d buyers December and January:
~ 64d3 % 64d buyers; January ana feo'D"''' -S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. April Is-roo few cattle arrived to-day to
make a and prices were nominal, rule. clos
ing anywhere from i5c to 35c lower than a week ago
Exporters have cancelled their contracts in number OF
Instances owing bad English markets and this has
helped tspress prices Fed Western cattle have been
srne badly all week Trade In hogs started on slow
slightly lower prcs. but nrmea Up III. later on sood
hogs IS 70Qt3 72h. according TO quality Pigs cold q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-7Ork, April To- 1855.
prANs AND PEA6--The market IS sun rillns quie'
for marrow red and white kidney ana paek turtle coup
Il fet In situation and stock Is genersliy held
oenss .s.sdv Medium hardening little and there
au,ts drm feeling choice PEA; the demand for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

COTTON There shnrr TeeT~ - sH'r'H IN ne
cotton market this mornirs dheoiit du- - fnli,nt
strong i,eri''o' ca'l's aHl a stii'n tnf,.nnE ~
nnith bu crowd we're 10 oonirl md a. onc tine Ne
bar wsre G,Td"'ng ~ 's5 ~, pls- fS...
which for weeks past hay~ rr'r.ira'' teen oi
general speculative -asnator on ihe opennr cau NE
make, was nrln ri,e sf.. faS n .hri siihsra
ant foreign nrms and comris-i.n ton'"s Afcr -
under taxing l some n IN - c'nhden
,aas' ~hg h ,e"rT ~os ,eai, Al net gain q ,aG
points. Trading ~. active hronshont ne '..en 49, nnl
large business for saturday haif holiday while a.
vance At L'trTco had been lo.e'd for IN f.s''n' '
hardly rr.parei Tor strength shown q ihsi point IN
the demand - spot cotton Liverpool Wa urgen win
spinner ,hovlnk oons"r-aiion al tho hardening ten
month"; in ,sr's ans cloths Win .pFpcs = ~
1rinf.c ~ cpasrr =. - -. o-l,-nn. 81 ,.- rI,r.s
An~r'oan ,,-,.,. ~. ., ysr,.nc' su: tie t.n. 80
pc~,tson '''l: his~-r and ~ lril. q ~ Day
,s.ssr ~ ~. i..rrr,.s ~ ".S. ~. ~ n
abe ,.ne~. v,,s p.e'.r. 40 - b: s,1ns ,. a'enr,
the rapid falling ri il p9r' 'ne ini,uoT .io,k' hss
viii bc easy disposed of and that there should be ~
curtanent In acreage this season tNpr- continue u,
by cons.ryaiv' parties ~ ne result Of g.nsfa asps
country possible before shipments n,'r'~red with
b. war IT. o ,s .5FS ssn r sii en 70 tho ,s
% iec for middlins uplands and 80 ldc FOR mddng
Guf SALE. Included 80 taes - domestic sphners All
arbitrary d"aers prevented adl ma sales
which otherwise would have taken place southern spot
cotton MARKETS. ni1lng quoted. folows Bait
more nominal 10 higher. Wilmington Urn. a@.c 10
higher. Nnrfolk firm ~; sales hI' ual|s "HlFr.ton
ouIe, M SAC New orleans. active and arm at J@,c.
sales no bales Mobile steady. AZ 6hc. advance =
Gc sale, 80 bales savannah steady; AZ 3rc an nd
varc. o, iSc. sni~a % hnies Charleston 1rie and
,t.ady M sac Memphis steady, So. sales. 800
bales Augusta Arm g.. sales. 100 bales ~ Louis
STEADY NJ ) II ;G advance of li0c sales 900 bales
hs export movement thus This has I-en
follows.
Britain France Continent
Total q, DAY
Total since September .3.056G7o 1890 26ld OPS
Rccepts At New f,r Monday officially esii
mated TO be $500 bnles against GOij bales last
week lnlcs and Illi bales year before
last Mondays at Houston estimated a. LOO
20 200 bales against I20 bales last week. $40 bales
o., v,ar and / go bales year before last.
According 70 this mo-ninss Chronicle the statistical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Stocks very dull and steady.
v.,.,,.v TO-DAY Yesterday Today
SSi. 22i, North Chicago. .2i7 2i8a
biscuit ;''''' 7ol 7oi. Strawboard $50. Is
40 PREF v;n no 100 West Chicago. 90 ON
Lake Street L.. ION ION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Cotton special Iyerpool cables Spot cotton
hardening tendency sales 10000 bales speculation and
.nnrt 900: American 900 Egyptian 1909 receipts.
II 900; American. 1900: miidling uplands . $500
with buyers at lart nights prices
1ro..d Arm Iqi1 - net advance. December January.
aga b February. 324 sb April a27s April May.
ooTs 227s Junf-July 827b July August 321b:
AUGUST September 329sb. September october. 82Gb.
Cr,ober November 1925 Us; November December 32isb
The range prices In the local market to-day
foOve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore April I6~-Fiour duh unchanged; receip,s
O3s bbl. exports TiO bbis strong and hsher
spot and month 81 C240si oes May 81 os'.F o.
July DOC asked: steamer No red. %FdW'1c; reeelpr
4I579 bush exports e07 463 bush: stock '566S bl,n
sales 81 900 bush: southern wheat by sample, s.v
spot and month. 20 lsa3'tc; NAV SSshs'Nc: June
receipts 10, SAG exports 200 ~ bush stock. tZ
5s5 bush sales l0o0 bush: Southern white corn. -
3Gizc: d, yellow 35iz 1880. firm, No white, $40
bid No mixed 3os~3lc r-ceiIds - as bush espors
40 ass bush stock go sO5 bush Rye frmer No nearby.
81. q5sAc: No . Western 5o+c receipts. 1851 BUSH
stock 226 ls5 bush Hsy firm; choice timothy. sl2 500
si3 Grain frsghs parcel quiet stt anefs firm IN
changed Sugar unchanged Pvtter and eggs rr1
unchanged. Cheese steady, unchanged.
Chicago, April i6-Tke leading futures ranged rs fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

-aus,ica position o.. rrs,n cole. Is as follows.

Rio-f'pnee market frn. = RIO. $500 Erchhrrc
n Rer"p's. ~ 90 bags flsnrel fcr 90" United
states 1000 bags Cleared foF Eufop" 500 bags so,N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Receipts Of At the ports ard Interior points to-
eav compared with the same day last week. last yehr
The herald., 1898-01-02
New York Society's Latest

ing made in all kinds of new patterns,
Paris being chiefly responsible for the
designs. There Is the Mandarins cap,
with it's peacock feathers, the rabbits
head, and the sunfiowers. Then there
are pink berets, the Russion koshmick.
the Zouave, and others, such az the
Druses wear, with long pendant ends.
while the Marquise hats and the Turkish
turbans, cooked hats and chapeaux bras,
Jockey caps, academical headdresses
and military, are all equally diverting.
The ladies' don several kinds of pay
same headdresses, floral headdresses,
and hats and bonnets, ancient and mod
ern They are all made in pretty col
ored paper, which Is exceedingly dainty.
Other new cotillon figure that will be
seen for the first time this season are
the followin:
Celebrated men," for which twelve
escutcheons are required, on which are
written the names of celebrated invent
ors, and twelve others bearing the
special inventions for which they are
celebrated. These are distributed
among the ladies, and those who have
corresponding inventor and invention
dance to gether.
"The Spokes of the Wheer-A lady
rolls a great gilt wheel before her. Two
gentlemen armed with stick try TO
possess themselves of 1t. Whoever sue
ceeds in this comes off victor
1.-The Shooting Tubes"-Six are dis
tributed among six gentlemen, stationed
as far as possible from six ladies'. They
proceed to shoot the peacock feathers
enclosed in the tubes; the ladies take
possession of these, and those who Sc
cure the plunes tied with the same
color dance together.
There is an endless list of these novel;
ties in preparation for enlivening the
seasons gaiety.
A new leader has already taken his
place as cotillon leader In New York
society, and won his spurs on the very
first night, the occasion being the daz-
zling Patriachs Ball of December 18th.
and the new leader Alexander H. Had
den. He takes the place made vacant
by the retirement of Elisha Dyer, Jr.,
who has stood by his declaration that
he would never lead another cotillon.
No bushing novice is Mr.. Hadden. He
has been a cotillon leader in reality for
many years, but has sometimes been
looked upon with mild disfavor by what
is known as the smart set" because his
Interpretation of what constituted the
bounds of society was too wide to suit
them-for Mr.. Hadden sometimes led
cotillons in the houses of people who
were not altogether recognized as un-
doubted members of the -Four Hun
dred." Whether Mr.. Hadden has made
his peace with these cavaliers, or
whether they have broadened their ideas
sufficiently to see his actions in new
light, it merely remains to be told that
he covered himself with distinction ON
the night of December 18th, He full
filled his trying part-for leading cotil-
Ions is no joke-with dignity and dis
cretion and infinite good temper, and
at the same time with vivacity and or
i iginality. And what more, the dancers
asked themselves. could be expected Of
a cotillon leader?