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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Per steamship Nacoochee for New York
n9 bales upland cotton. - bales sea ISL
Iul cotton. LOO barrels cotton seed oil
Is barrels rosin oil. 81 bales domcstics
SIS barrels rosln. 3s2 barrels turDentine
i65.saS feet lumber. 2ls bundles hides. E
barrels fish. 4095 boxes fruit IS barrels
vegetables. 221 crates vegetables. s. cases
cigars. IS bales tobacco. 70 barrels pitch.
SIS oak slaves. 100 eases canned goods
5 barrels tar. - pkFs mdse.
Per steamship State of Texas for Balti-
mors-s.6 bales upland cotton. 90 barrels
r5sin. 1890 feet lumber i2 boxes
oranges. o tons pix iron, eo barrels soap
tock. 90 packages vegetables. i5S pkgs
rdae. % pkgs domestics and yarns. AZ
asses canned goods 1881 sacks cotton
sscd . pkgs fruit. 10 barrels pitch. 49,
Acks clay.
; Per steamship Allegheny for Phlladel-
hia-i3 bales upland cotton. i.5s3 barrels
osin. i55 barrels turPeniine. 276os5 feet
Jmher ~ boxes oranges. - tons pig
iron. Is barrels cotton seed oil. i46Ss oak
slaves. 10 pkgs mdse. 81 pkgs domestlcs
ard yarns. 80 pkgs vegetables. ~ sacks
.iay. - pkgs fruit
Per schooner r. W. Dunn for New York
onp feet yellow pine mber-Cargo
ty Georgia Lumber co.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

New York, NOV. i7-Flour mask.t e.,
rarely STEADY ana unchanged s. ~.
patents. S5eod5so. Miunesota Ia Ia.
s3sJqA5
Rye -four. steady.
Corn meal. steady. Yellow Wet.-p
SIC
Rye. quiet No. ? Western. &c BAR.
dull. barley malt. duh
Wheat-Spot. easy, No red. ISL.
tions opened steady on cables ana III
pathy with tho Northwest markets. .a..
which they reccdtd before European
ing and threatened hearish statst...
Monday. C.osed weak at a.c da.-.
March closed soiac. Nay closed So N
vember closed 7Ss4c Deccmbe- 71e
Coru-STot. easy. No. = i5a,c. orf..D.
market opened steady with wheat. IS,
later easei or under weak cables a.s
prospects FOR larger receipts Closed
weak and haa.c net lower May co.
uNc; December closed 42i.c.
Oats-Spot quiet No 2. DC. Opt.o-s
dun but fairly steady.
Eggs. steady: state and Pennsylvar.,
22g2sc; Western regular packing az mari
2la25c.
Tallow. strong; city. &c. country ga
&c.
Petroleum. quiet: refined New yo-.
W.: Philadelphia and Baltimore. 81 81.
Philadelphia and Baltimore "a bulk. Sass
Rosin, quiet. strained common e. e.oi
a@
Turpentine steady Aisg4sc.
Rice. steady, domestic fair 20 eNt-a.
SAC 45isc
CoIee-spot. RE. easy: No. in.o.-a
Fac; mild. quiet Cordoya. sizalg.c
Sugar-Raw. firm. fair refining s7.e ia,
centrifugal, - test fNsc bid
Mo.asses sugar. otsc bid; refined. STEADY.
standard a. $50. confectoners' A. E@
mould A. {5S; cut loaf SEQ. crushed
$500: powdered. $50, GRADUATED. Es;
cubes. 1915.
Beef steady. family. sloDau.75: moss
90Hs.50. beef hams, S9O0oacoH ~
meats. easy. picked bellies sql0isc. rI.s.
ed shoulders &c picked hams. sa,0si.
Lard easy. Western steamed s- 3.
November closed S1.55 nominal. refined
quiet; continent. ETo. South Amer au.
compound. 6d6isc.
Pork. quiet: family. sl55oal6oo. shr
clear. Sl40l0l7 %. mess Sl2.edi3.c0
Butter. nrm. creamery lsaz7c. sab
dairy. l6ac5c.
Cheese. steady.
Cofee-The market for coffee n,
opened steady with prices to 10 ua.na
lower and ruled fairly active duriu- ta,
entire session with liquidation the leading
feature OF operations. The sci Ing To- low.
I'd weakness in European markets rl "a
Brazil Shorts were about the only Iu,.
ers. The market was finally barely --ea.
a. with prices net 5Gl5 points 1a.r.
sales, d5.up1 bags. Including IeHe.rHsr.
$3.50. March. Ss.61q6 s.. May Ss.7oqt s
Potatoes, quiet. Jerseys Sief1 --g.
New York, H.25ais2is; Long Island s. -
i.l5. Jersey sweets. 81 5lQ2c0
Peanuts. arm. fancy handpicked. 40
Sc. other domestic. &C.
Cabbage. steady, Long Island. per IA
sl5Oa221
Cotton by steam 10 Liverpool. -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
OCEAN EnI;IGHTs.

COTTON-Snvanuah to Boston. per
cwt. 2-c. 60 New York. per cwt. e)c. 20
Phlad, .phia. per bale. 81. Baltimore, s.
FOREIGN DIRECT-Bremen SOC; Liv-
erpooi ioc, Hamburg ssc; Genoa. Sc
Barcelona. 5sc. Manchester. s5c: Havre.
zoe. Antwerp. f5c
LUMBER-Hy Sali-Freigh;s steady: 20
Baltimore ana eastward. $3.50 TO S5.75 per
NJ. including Portland.
LUMBER-By Steam-Savannah to Bal
timore. $50. 10 T. X r.. or B. and o
docks $50. 20 Philadelphia. isasc per
wi 6 pounds TO fooO 70 New York
$50 per ~ S7.25 to dock. lightored 70
Boston $50
NAVAL STORES-Thc market Is firm
medium size vessels. Rosin-Cork, for
orders g. ed per barrel OF 20 pounds. and
per cent primage. Spirits. e. 81 pe-
20 gallons gross. and 5 per cent. prlmage
Large vessels. rosln. 3s spirits 4s :
Steam lie per 100 rounds on rosin: 2lisc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
shipping Memoranda.

Pensacola. Fla. Nov is-Arrived
steamer Alicia Csnanl. Ruls. Liverpool
brig Alice Bradshaw Bn Wiley. Ha-
vana. schooner olympia @u. Eichgrand
Cayman. with fruit. steam yacht Crescent.
Capt. Young from Apalachlcoia Tor New
Orleans put Ia for coal
Philadelphia. Nov. T-Arriyed. steamer
Essex. Savannah.
Baltimore Nov. 17.-sailed. steamer
itascu. Savannah
Liverpool. Nov. i7-Arrivcd, steamer
Blakcmoor. Savannah
Taganbog Nov ii-Arrved. steamer
Aqua. Genoq. etc. from Pensacola.
Hamburg. Nov. I-Arriyed steamer
Forest Castle Fcrnaudina. VIA Norfolk
Pensacola. Fla.. Nov l5-Arrived. bark
ship Pensacola. simmons. Galveston.
Cirared-S Jeamship Pen acola. simmons.
Galveston. bark Michelea UtaD. Canoro
Buenos Ayres. bark Trojan Morrisscy
Galveston.
Port Tampa. Fla. Nov i7-Arriven
steamer lamp 90. johnson. Norfolk:
schooner c. $. Gldden Falcs Boston
Sailed-Steamcr Mascottc. White. Ha-
vana. via Key West
Key West. Fla. Nov f7-Arrivee
steamers Ollvctte smith. Havana and
sailed for Port Tampa. Miami Delauo
Miami: Coucho. Galveston. ana sailed for
New York; schooner HSl.yhook. Saunders.
Bouacco.
Feruandlna. Fla. Nov i7.-Arrivcd
steamer silverddle CBD Balls. Hamburg
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

cleared-sohooner O. II. Brown. Brown.
Perth Amboy.
Charleston. s C., Nov i7.-Arrived.
-teamer Carib. ingram. Boston. via New
York. scho0ners Lima {. Haminskl. Ray
New FORK. Eva \. Danenhowevr John-
son. New York.
Cleared-schooner Mary Curtis. Maker.
Richmond.
saued-steamer Barbara BD. Voss.
Liverpool
Capt Ingram Of the steamship Carlh.
Nov. &C. at ! D. m. passed the Diamond
Shoals ughtsh.p eight miles northeast Of
her station. The buoy marking the light
snip station is IN SIS place.
Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. is.-Entered,
schooner Gen. Adelbert Ames. Hodges.
Baltimore.
Clearsd--Schooner Maggie G.. Hart
VOLT New York. Mary b. Judge. AndeT-
son. Baltimore.
New York. Nov. l5.-Arrlyed. steamer
Mae. Port Tampa.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

W. A. Crawford OF Atlanta, the lead
iag witness FOR the defense in the cele-
brated Evans case. was seized and thrown
into jan az Gainesville Wednesday.
charged with swearing falsely in his tes-
tmouy The affair has thrown The town
into "a fever 81 excitement Crawford was
the leading witness for the defense in the
case. lie swore be- SAW pistol drawn hy
Merck and thar Evans shot 600 self-de-
tense Several sfate wltuesses who saw
the killing saw no pistol Col. George
L0oper 81 Atlanta uulntentioHally ict 30
reach the collectors ears that Crawford
Wa convicted 90 forgery before judge
Candles years ego Crawford Is now IN
jau on a charge % perjury.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

fragrant violations q the Georgia fruit
law relative TO the shipmeu, INTO the
state by foreign uursorymen OF untagEed
fhrubbery have been discovered al Du-
luth. Ca. and statc omol1glst Scott
has gone 70 that place 20 make inrcsfiga
tIons a telegram received hy Mr. Scott
from the agent az Duluth announced that
eight bundles of fruit trees bad been re-
celved at that place from another state
and that they did no bear official tags,
Mr scott viii examine the frl.t and n
he nnds any vns Of disease either the
San JOSE scale or any disease OF Ike
character. will order the frees destroyed.
There Is law in she state which re-
auires foreign nurseries 10 satisfy the
state eutom0'oglst that their trees have
been examined rs competent person AMI
declared healthy before thcy can bee ship
ped into the state. II the credentials pre-
renttd by these nurseries are satisfactory
Mr. Scott issues tags 20 this effect and
they are placed on al fruit shipped inio
the stale
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
From London Answers

This century rcccitcd from is prede-
cessors the horse. We bcqueath the bicy-
Gle. the locomotive and the motor car.
We received thy goose qulu ana be-
queath the typewriter.
We received the scy,he and bcaaeath
the NOV ng machine.
We received tho hand printing press: We
bogucath the cylinder press.
We received shc painted canvas: We be-
qucath nthosrapny. photography ana coll
or Photography.
We received the hand loom: we be-
queath the cotton aud wooden factory.
We received gunpowder. We bcqueath
B dlltc.
We received tho tal'ow dip. We bcqueath
the electric lamp
We received tine ealyanic battery. we
tcuQuoath The dynamo
We received the flint look: we bcquoath
MaXlma
We received the sailing ship. We be-
qucath tho steamship
We received the beacon slgnai IRE. we
tsqucath the telephone ana wireless tcle-
eraphy
We received ordinary Hight. We bcquea;h
Rocntgen rays.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Passengers by steamship Kansas City.
from Sew York yesterday: Miss Murphy,
Nrs b. Johnson and child. Mrs a. T.
Wcsiau Mrs r. p. Ncufvilie Mrs. NJ.
Brucn. r. * Westall and wife. Mrs Il.
Grlrg = J. Nettleton. II. y. Lumis.
Mrs f. ~ seahrook. Master Scabrook
Miss * NaugGt1n. r. a. Brvson and
wife. Mrs q. Flint. Nj. spenceley A. +.
Smith. p. o. sanborn ana wife. NJ.
ete~ubcre. u. Bacon. Jr.. +. Cottihgham.
r. Neuhereer. q. y. Fernald and wife.
J. n. Trouiman. r. II O'Connor T..
spcncer. j. *. clark. Mrs. Z. Spencer.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
DId shakespeare Write the bible
Fro1n I,ondon Answers.

From London Answers.
In shapespeare's name lies the key 70
a wonderful cryptogram. The spr'ND.'
Shakespeare" was the pOets nom
plume" while Shakespere" was bis ram.
an evident change 81 "Shapespear
each OF the two spellngs las given "
ten letters-four vOwels and siN ao
ants Combine these two figures nH4 "
have the number 46 the key 10 ife my
terry.
Turning TO the forty-sixth Psalm in ~
revised version. Il Is found that ihe ps't'
Is divided into three portions 'iaA v
ending with "sclah.' Remember iha n-"'
bcr-46
Counting forty-six words from en-
ginning Of the psalm, one reads ffr ~
shake" In the first poruon, AMI a''"'
forty-six words from the end "-
psalm. one reaches the word 'eA
There Il "Snapespeare" as plnint
letters can make a.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

TAMPA Tribune An important deal IN
river front property WaH c9usummh',a
Yesterday The Tampa steamship Com
pauy. which opcrates the lire between
thls cts and Mobile. purchased the wh@rf
ana warehouses OF tne West Coast Naval
stores Company. on the it.ilsoarolgh
river The company viii establish ss Of
noes and effects on its new property. The
Drouertv offers the best % facilities for
shlprirg n was o. upsd hy the West
coast Company until i'a removal from che
rItv. Tho Tampa Steam hip Company
aIl continue 10 operate tna steamship
ID. erhlre. which viii Arrive from MOBILE
ON Friday. with "a large cargo To- "a short
time nuotnrr steamship mas he put on the
line
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Steamship Hurwor,h CBD. Gaibraith.
Bremen.-W ". wilson
Steamship Platea CBD. Purdy. Liver
pool.-A. r. Churchill
Steamship Arion BO. Cloush. Havre.-
Stmchan q Co.
Bark Elsa ger. Springer Hamburg I
Strachan & 60.
Bark Prince George fNors Hansen.
Gars,on Dock -patersa u-Dowuing 60.
Bark Conslgiia GaIafaia Gt4n. Ambro-
eano. Flums -Straehau & co.
Schooner T. W Dunn Bond New YORK
Master.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

The grand jury Of Bibb county made
special presentment "wednesday demand
ing OF the street railway companles in
1iacon that thcy separate the whites aud
blacks IN the cars. This question has been
aEitated there for some time. Tue COM
Ianios have not made any opposition 20
the proposition. but have rather been
waiting for the grand jury 10 take action
in order that they may make the neces-
Fary regulations and enforce them
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18


The tendency Il 10 increase re
and spced Of all steamers nowadi' a.'
the rule holds good 10 regard @
mcrs. says 4 writer IN the En4
Magazine. Many OF them vii. carry
tons Of coal rs cargo Al u kno y.
there Is sufficient evidence to supro'l
view that the larger the vessel 90,
economical. In proportion, IS The con 4,
sumption. A return now before mN
which arc given the results OF
number OF voyages by difereni
shows thar O e.oco-ton steamer rn"e
81 miles n day. had a consumpu'" =
pound OF coal per ton displacent.t
mile An S.O0O-ion steamer run'.'-
miles a day. used .OaS pound. while
ton vessel. steuming ga milcs
burned IS pound 4 G.e0-ton steAn't
per shrdul etaol nhm h NH mhm -,l
ing 257 miles a day. used .oJi poln' -,
per ton displacement. and ~
steamer. travelling 90 miles ti' -
round. while a i.eDo-ton steamer t'' -
miles a day. consumed .osi pound ~.
figures show IN each case speed @. ,sst
about II knots. and they also sn'" ~
the cost OF the 9oO0-ton steamer ~. ~,
was less than half that Of me -.
boat. per mile per ton disp.aeemsn. -,
ing that the larger the steamer t"e
the coal consumption pro raiA'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Prot charts and all autographs intor-
nation viii De furnished masters OF yes
sells free Of charge IN United States n.y.
geographic office in Custom House. Cap
talus are requested 10 call at the Office
Reports Of wrecks and derellcts received
for Transmission TO the Navy Depart
msnt.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Chicago. Nov. i7.-Liquidauon ani
short selling continued IN wheat to-day.
and December cloScd sc under yes,s-.
day. Com closed unchanged and oars p,
higher. Provisions at the close were q
Joe. depressed
The leading futt4es ranged as follows
Openlng HLghesk LoRest Clna-ns.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
IN GEORGIA 'AND FLORIDA.
NEWS AND VIEWS OF the DAl
~ TWO STATES.

Dlbb Grand Jury wants Bnce sep
aration ON Macon street Cars.
"Boss" HACK - COMING HONEY io-
lhtion Of Georgia Fruit Laws-DoE
Law 20 Be kiiled-Infant burned
NJ Orange springs synod 81
FIoridR-Other Florida News.
Manzo Glover eas hanged az Co.lngton
for the MURDER ~ Cars Hsrderson .ast
MAY Bota atta uegroes THo drop feI
az - O'Clock ana the rerro was pros
uounced IetI ir twelve nlults. thc 4I
breaking bus rrck
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
Marines Ordered 60 Pensacola.

\ detachment OF about fo-iy-avs M
rinos has been ordered 70 tho Pensacola
Sayy Yard. and are expected 70 arrive
about MONDAY o. next week. They will
remain throughout the winter having
been transferred there 90 escape severe
cold Of the North. There are row about
~ u tbs marine corps az the navy yard,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
FLORIDA.

Tampa Herald. The events o. to-day in
Tampa demand both reflection ana az
ton That an armed force should g.
ato1t the city driving men from work
ana closing business establishments D. "a
condition not 20 me tolerated The app
real to arms is anarchy no matter ny
- horr, made
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
Phases of the moon for November.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


steawship Kansas city. Fisher. New
York.-Occan steamship Company.
steamship r. Miller Peters. Balti-
more j. J Carolan. agent
schconce Jennie Thomas, Young Eliza
bethport Master
Schooner Hi.ds. Riucs. Philadelphia
Master
Unknown schooner. and anchored IN
stream last night.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

manufacturer Of paate lswelry at
the Paris Exposition says TIA, the best
customer he ever had was the shah. That
shrewd monarch bought quantities o. gen.
uine Jewels for the priucesses. his daught-
ers and their mothers; but he thought inn
itation jewelry good enough for the less
er lights OF his harem The quantity he
sock 10 Persia was enormous.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

s4rnso,a Times: We are glad 20 Sc
inc great change IN thought among ih
journalists OF FLORIDA. Last week q was
all political natter This week e Is The
development 81 the resource. Of the state,
auI e make better reading too and he
subjects are those iu which We as a peo-
o. Are ail Interested l1r ours Ives. ald
80 for tie other man.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
COTTON seed OIL

New York. Nov. i7.-Coiton seed OIL irl
ana easy; prime crude. barrels. g sos
nominal: prime summer yellow. 1893 r.
on summer yellow. 19iAc. prime -. t-
yellow. 2SN#c prime white. g7a5ss. prns
meal S.6uoa965A
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Steamship Nacoochee. Smith. New York
Steamship Texas. Eldredge Baltimore.
steamship Allegheny. Foster. Phladc.
phia.
steamship Arion CBr). clough. Havre.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

Continued from Page Twenty-Three)
HoNEY-Fair demand. strained. in bar.
rels. 5s06lc gallon
High wines basis. sig7.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Cash quotations We're o. follow oN
dull. winter patents. Ss.70I1.9f a.sln.
s.. i0036o. clears. se9sd3 go. sprifg see
c.als. $3.50: patents. Sl5H5 o.: s,rushs'
s3ood345. bakers S9.7Oe27T No spring
wheat. 6lu72isc; No. 2 red 7-a71s, No
, corn. 393. ioc. No. . yellow. ~ ~
2 oats. 22i.c. No. white 25lsa2 No
white 2lisffcJaac. Fair 20 caoi,e "a 70
ing barley. 5Ga60c. No. | daXsecd. 80.
No ! Northwestern. $50. Prime rno'V
seed. SiioGi4 Mess pork. pee tsT
so. 5eal062ia. Lard. per 100 pounds Z ~
I'D Short ribs sides. loose, SI3ln1.aa NY
sailed shoulders. boxed ~ 5@ic s"'
clear sides boxed. IS S5n69yc. NaisS-l.
basis OF high wines. AZ Clover. coa,rle'
grade No.oo.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
GRAIN, pRovIxrnNs. rrr

on spirits. Savannah 20 Boston. ara .-,
On rosin and lsc on spirits 10 New Y1.F -
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

Much the same.-Mrs. Hay'eeo-.
you 20 to hear the bowling PEI ~.
while you were In che ciiyT Mf ,-,r.
seed-''No, but / went 70 Cousin y,sk
da's. and she's got twins. I'VE"
Weekly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18
savannah Almanac.

sun rises al 5.l4 m. ana sets az 40
3. IA
Hieh water az Tyboc to-day AZ AS q
m. ana % D. m. II gh water az Savannah
che hour later
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-18

c. westan. Master westall. Miss C. Ruck-
90. Mis- h. RuWe. D.. Forbes. J II
Davis. Afr s.one and wife. Nirs Wells.
2fre. J. = Billings. Miss II. y Tingley,
Mrs Wells r. VI. Lester. ". q DooAt-
90 ana wife S. O. Austin. Mrs Hat
stead ! Burns Burns. Sir Cholie
and wife Miss u = Davis T. Lewis and
wife Lieut. T. II Blake and wife. o..
Couison ard wife. Mrs e. s schuyler
Master Schuyler Miss Schuyler. Miss
Nacgoon. u D. Ca'mau. y Andrews.
r. h. Harrington. IS. r. Ottmau and
Vi fe Mrs. r 81 Harrington. Miss Har-
ringtou. T. o. Low. j Low. II ss j g..
Xavier. II y Wilson. s McIendon 2.
a. WEI T. r, Hazictcn, g g. H"Wer,
r. phllIua. j. Fukaaara. t. W DAVIS.
Miss Bureia. Miss ] Batchelder. Miss VI
Payne Miss p. Blker. b. ~ Fefna'd
and wife. Or a. s. Day. $. g. NOR.
Mrs Glover Miss galloway Miss *
DeVce. Drigan r NalleFiee. y. J.
Cunnir cham. j a. James. u Llnge. A.
l.ange. D. Lauee. 2. duBisnon. @. ".
Wolf. ". Galloway.
Passengers BY steam hin Nacoochee ior
New York yestcrdly-C. n ireland. W
r. smith. MIS- p Baker ". LeVina
ana wife a. Blum ana family. l..
Toorean. Mr George Mr. on. Mary hti-
ly. Mrs ~ r. Auirqws, Geo Marun,
J. W. Newell. James Pardy Fred Ack-
orman. Humphrey.
Passengers arrived last night from Bal
timore 81 steamship u. FL Mllcr-N. u.
smith. Mrs : e.. Haisima, T. IT, YOUNG.
Mrs Bonun. Miss Daisy Creighton. Miss
Iottic cone A. T. Ryan. r a. Disney.
Mrs T. r Lehman. Miss n. Creishion'
~ r. Creighton
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-12-09

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picture" sort-she might copy the model
that is shown in the sketch. which rep
resents one Of the most fetching hats
that have seen this winter.
This hat was of white felt. trimmed
with graceful loops Of black velvet rib
black velvet and a strip of gold lace
both on the upper and under sides.
There were small and lightly wrought
designs on the felt done in gold threads.
A white flannel blouse. with tiny gold
buttons, a black stock and bow of vel
hat. The neck bow was run through q
slide of gold. The skirt was of black
broadclOth. The girdle was of velvet,
with a gold buckle. A more elaborate
costume with which this hat will also
be worn, is in princess shape and made
Of black velvet with touches of gold.
Speaking of the gold trimmed black
gowns. a reception gown just finished
in one of the most fashionable establish
ments Is indeed rich and beautiful. This
Is cut In princess style, from handsome
black velvet, and down each side Of the
front, from the wide. rounded collar.
there come two shaped pieces Of heavy
gold lace. These end Just at the bot
tom Of the gown with frills Of the lace.
Gold lace Is laid over the collar, and
edges the sleeves, which fare over un-
dersleeves Of pale yellow muslin. The
mn n t1,n
Is cravat Of black velvet. The hat is
OF black velvet with yellow chrysan-
themums. The muff is of black fur with
a bunch Of the yellow flowers fastened
at the top. This gown is designed to be
worn without a wrap.
Gold appears In wraps as well as In
gowns and hats. A new coat made for
a Washington girl, who sailed for homo
this week Is truly chic. This was made
OF black cloth. with the merest line of
gold braid finishing all the edges of the
garment. which had triple cape. Three
big. fat gold buttons were used in clos
Ing the front. A white felt hat was
selected to accompany this coat, the
trimmings Of which consisted of long
ostrich plume and gold buckles.
Evening shoes and stockings are en-
broidered in gold. White slippers have
designs done on the toes in seed pearls
and gold threads. The white silk stock
ings that are worn with these have gold
threads, in very delicate patterns of en-
broidery, running up over the instep.
An exquisite evening gown is of white
crepe de Chine, trimmed with gold lace
applique and orange panne velvet
Little touches of gold are given to
everyday dressing by ornaments Of the
metal at the ends of velvet ribbon crav-
stocks.
Ribbon velvet edged with fine gold