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New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
6urroeaies Notirss.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner
C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County New York
notice hereby all having against
Matthew DIkeman late OF the County OF New York.
the with vouchers thereof
subscriber place OF transacting business 3O2
broadway Borough OF Manhattan. in the City OF New
yorE an or before the 25th day April next-Dated
New York the 1Tth day OF October. 1900. CAROLINE
T. DIKFDfAN AdminstraIrix OF the Estate OF Matthex
Dikeran Deceased. z. MELVILLE KNOWLES. Attor-
ney for Administrative No So2 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

No spring wheat 671 a7O1zc. No red 72a74e No 2
20 white, -61.e: No white. 25Q26c. No rye 49G
Sgc; tar 10 choice mailing barley soc: haxseed
- teteSA %, No Northwestern. 81 IL prime timothy
per bh sl l21s9S1l % lard per 100 NJ 81 2OaS7 22
short Tios sides Qoose So 5OaS6 salted shoulders
(oxed), 30 s72dS6 12a. clear sides boxs) SO 55
whskey. basis high WINS 81 q on the Produce
Exchange to-day the butte5 market dull creame-ies
active; fresh, 24c
Cincinnati. Dec. 5.-FIour hrm- Wheat hrm No = red
nc. Corn strong higher; No mixed SSlsc- Oats hrm
No : mixed, 2Sc. Rye steady; No 2, 5tc Lard nrn,
higher. So 92ia Bulk meats lower So 62= Bacon
refined 81 soas6 s.
Duluth. Dec. 5.--wheat-Cssh. No hard T4lsc; No 1
53G6Oc arrive. hard 75lsc No Northern e &C
December, 72Ac; May. 76l=c. Corn 341sc Oats 231s9
Use; No do. 729T2c Rye higher; No l. 50a51c. Bar
ley firm; No ? 5sg6Oc; sample. 43G56c-
Mime aPolis. Dec 5.-Wheat-Cash. 73c; December.
Northern, 73c No Northern. Tic Flour and bran
philadelphia Dec. 5.-wheat firm and 1c higher; con
tract grade, December. 732zmT4C. steady. 2
mixed, December. 42%G43c. Oats firm: No white
clipped Soc Butter firm; Western 28c
do prints 2sc. Eggs firm Western higher; fresh
southern, 6c. Cheese frn; NewYOrk full fancy
saalI III &c do fair % choice, l04q1lA NC Reeetpts
Flour 5000 bbls. l653OOO n in sacks; wheat $500 bush
corn, 1400G BUSH 1900 bush shipments-Wheat
1000 bush; 5000 bush; oats 14OOO bush
st. Louis Dec. 5.-Wheat-No . red cash. 71Izr; De-
SeGa6er q as Jaagary I2e MAY !4.e No hari 7oc
May, 554sc Oats-NO cash, 233=c; December. % lzc
May, 24ao; No white PC.
Toledo. Dec 5--Wheat fairly active. weak cash and
December I67.c May. 797se; January IKE Corn active
seed dull steady: cash. 1859 prime. So 80; December
50 20: March Sc so
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

spot Gull quotations u-chanEed On
he hass q 10 3i6- for midng upland and 20 T-l6c
u--..-r Gu- sales. 2au5 bales. Southern spot
lf's we've reeErsuhed as follows NewOrleans easy.
l--ar l-We- asr Mobile easy 9-lGc. Savannah
c.-- at arsc. Charleston steady eAs Wilmington
r. at esc. N1-tcE lu-l az aSc. Baltimore nominal,
l-ee. Memphis steady. az 8 l3-16c. Augusta quiet.
h anc 81 Louis culet, s l8l6c Estimated receipts
NewD-leacs 5000 Il coo bales. against
.s wee and $50 last year HoUst0a j 600
v-ar
.s7s.r. q ne porls ana Interior points to-day com
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New YORK. foot OF Chambers 81
as follows. and minutes earlie- rrom W. 2sd 81:
o-OO a. Daily.-SoMd Buffalo. Arr. 5 d.
Binghamton. Waysry. Emira and Bradford. Coaehes
parlor and cafe dining 70 Buffalo.
$50 p. m Daily.-Chicag0 Limited-Fase naf-SoItd
train 20 Chicago arriving 20 D. m Arr Cleveland 46 a.
m Seepers 10 Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining ear
$50 . m paly.-Bgnso ana Cleveland Exprsss-Arr
BuCalO 40. Bradford 30, jamestown 100 Youngs-
falo Cleveland cafe car
0.15 .. m Daliy--Solid Bnghamtoa Waver-
" Elmra. Chicago Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Cincn-
nat- Dining
TINIcTSErs. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 ACCOMMODATIONS at III Il2 26l 4Oi and 0ST
Broadway. l55 East l25th ST. and 2T8 West I25Ih ST.
Chambers and West lsd 81 ferries. NewYOrk. 238 ana
500 Fulton ST.. sS Broadway. Brooklyn: 10 River 81
HOboken. Jersey City station New York Transssr
Co calls for and checks haggags o Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
i1ublic Notices.
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. I
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES. l
NO 81 CHAMBERS STREET,
STEWART BUILDING.
NEW YORK. DECEMBER 8. 1900
vOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO all OerSO

NEW YORK. DECEMBER 81 1900. ]
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
~ who have omitted pay their for the year
1900 10 nav the the Receiver OF Taxes at his
once in the which the property is located
Borough Of Manhattan No 81 Chambers Street Man
haitian y. Y;
OF The Bronx. corner Third and fremont
nues The Bronx y. Y;
Borough o Brooklyn. Rooms 2 a. and s. Municipal
Building Brooklyn. n. y
Borough OF Queens corner Jackson Avenue ard Fifth
Street. Long Island City, n. Y;
Borough OF Richmond. Richmond Building, New
Brighton. staten Island y. Y.
bsfoe The Tt DAY OF January 1901 provided by
tion 9Is Greater New York Charter Chapter
Laws OF IS9Tl.
Upon any such tax remaining unpaid after first
day OF December. 1900, per centum will
and collected in addition to the amount thereof
and upon such remaining unpaid the
Of JANUARY 1901 will be charged received ana
collected upon the thereof rate Of seven
per centum per be calculated the first
day Of October. 1900 on which day the assessment
for the OF 1900
10 the said OF Taxes TO the payment
pursuant 20 section 916 OF said act.
DAVID z AUSTEN. Receiver
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
Railroaos
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains Franklin ST. Station. ". Y, follows
ana Ism foot West 42d St. -. R;
-7.IO A M.-FoT Intern. points Albany a Montreal
A Nd Lake Mohonk. Minnewaska, Saratoga
Catskil Mountains and Utica.
q 90 p. M-ChicagO Express Daily.
s2.5 A.-ConL Ltd. for Detroit. Chicago & 81 Louis
ts:s5 M-c0 For Hudson River points 70 Albany.
p M-For Rochester. Buffalo, Cleve. &
ts.OO M.-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit 81. Louis
s0.IB p M-F0r Syra-. Rcch.. Mag Falls. Det. Chi
sDaily. tDsfly except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No l. IO:45 A NJ. az 24S p. NJ Leaves Jersey
City p r r. sta. No . II 30 A. NJ. 2 a p n
Time tables al principal and Offices. Baggage
checked hotel residence by Westcntt Exp c. r.
LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

A DvERTIsEMENTs aae subscriptions for The Tribune
N al their Uptown once No. L242 broadway
I'd north 3lst-st. until O'Clock advertise
the following branch ofces regular
Office rates until clock p m; via 20 sth-avs; e
if2 Columbus-ave. West 8dth-ss. l06
West A2d-st 6th-ave e2 East 1sth-st; 25T West
9TH and ath aves $50 slth-st a3S
sd-avs.. between 18th and TTth sts.: L028 sd-avs.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
y.4so - 40 FOR OR PmHdLADELPHIA m
So S0 td $40 t4oo sf4oO t4SO. 800 'TOo fTSo.
a.. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
loc+.5u. $500 1000. ~113O
400 100 m, 10 IS mdt
90 Liberty St Ferry Ferry i1s. III 2S1
$40 l5tO 1884 Broadway 173 Ave, T37 9Th
- Union Sq West, 153 East 125th ST. 273 West iz5th
A. 40 columbus Ave. New York: ST. 344
TuIton 81 Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg.
aoS transfer Co calls for and Checks baggase dest
from Liberty st. only Daily fDany except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

C9lI- I-N-Lcl--tious the Cotton Exchange showed
no Improvement The market exceptionally
t.t4 opening steady advance points
70 decline al point For the remainder of the day
fHr llarh-t worked within range points and
---. steady e uei unchanged prices 70 advance of
points ne feature ~ the local trading selling q
e1- ~ Liverpool parties against purchases of August
0eitrflaAr % f1e-- The support
market covering q shorts.
NeW-lreans buving January. selling was checked
Ll Years report Washington next
Aalca1- TIE movement heavy one and the trade
ls inclined o. increase their crop estimate. The pres
e1t movement points 10 a51It 10000 bales
tsft ttls .sJDp0 estimated porrs
against wear. SPOT markets
Mt-1rt showing a1y parti-Ia changes reported
fF acH4ges supported rather
-lal ly satisfactory 6eInand from spnners or ex-
q
ee'-1e -fEn was 5ustned by decline of yesterday.
lr general situation reflected
me part o the trade large. with particular
' taEtre-t in the way a. consumption speculation.
-Ee C- contract prices The market today
f1llcWs-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits duu and nominaIly IN
changed with only a small volume Of trading noted 10
supply immediate requirements. Feosn quiet and
steady. We quote:
TAR-Regulars, 50 80: do oil. bbls. 81 go
TURPENTINE-Spirits. 42G42l2c.
ROSIN-Common good strained, 81 656S1 TO- z s. So
81 80: G, 81 80; H 81 95 So X. 81 10: NJ 81 80: n
81 65; W G. So 10. W ", 50 40
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpenne. bbls. 1851
Tar. bbls 516
Wilmington. Dec. Spirits turpentine firm 3sG
3S4xc: receipts. 40 2ndS1 re-
ceips 203 bbls Crude turpentine steady 81 50 40
receipts, 159 bbIs Tar firm. 81 As; receipts bbls
Savannah. Dec 5-Spirits turpentine SIC; receipts
1000 bbls.: 1907; Rasin re
ceips. 496S bills sales. $685. exports 4759. Quoted
A. B. c. D. 81 81 40: F, 81 as: G. H
/ 81 GO; X. 81 65 NJ. 81 20: N So TO- 6. So so: W
So 50.
Charleston Dec, 5.-Turpentins Arm at 3shc Rosin
firm, unchanged
London, Dec 5-Turpentne-Splrits 3Os 3%d.
Liverpool Dec. 5-Turpentine-Spirfts dull Rosin
Common steady As nd
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
Rallroaos
PENNSYLVANIA
IS RAILROAD

s.
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTLANDT srREErs
A The leaving time from Desbrssses and
Sorttandt Streets is ave minntes later tAasa
at gwen below for Tuenty-thlrd street
S.snon. except where otherwise noted
Cars Ns ~ "a Ast : 4ALnlssa % ss sss r..s. =
a saic.gO No soachss 10 Pr,sIurs -
5s a NJ S4E saa sZsisaa
.ioa For cx pfelas ss.ss sa09s Tase ana cenns
155 525s'fPaapals p a ct9Yaills cLt9qYglsvills s. Louis
EoT To:eio NashVls VIA cinein6st ana Louisville
5-s5 NJ ea%2 sr 2oSis 81 LGsss HSPEsz-T,, P,..0.x
Sss vi WESTERN EPEEsssFoI Sa5ils sI Isls essaso -
7-ss Ss,-i: p: PAcIFIc ExpREss-For Pittsours and
Sc. p NJ MnnestI cvEY S9r Gsysiass s s1esg saS.Easy
Fi'H-SS.-For PlttsburE. Cleveland. Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
- SO S55 1910 CDssbrosses and Corrandt strs-sA
issS isss tBBia13S BIalaz es5 s isasS aaz cs -
a25 G 10 sa5; ~ en,Ss C1 80 1 Dsias "a q Sar,.
EsssT,, ga3 m, N u 8 I2sS Dt1lns Car. az con
Slalng SaTs AS Gtning Carl ~ r. 70 SiEht
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAx-FOr Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LTNE,-ExDTess. sss a n and as
cI,EsAPEAKE OHIO RAIEwAY.-sS5 . N. and
sEAsoARP 5.I AIR LINE-Ezpr-ss. 12sS ,. m and isiO
FOR oLp POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-Lg a.
m wesk-days and s55 D. m daily.
1t-ANI II CtIY-955 a 2 S. p weekdays
SS.aro9sn Hest5ued Trainx Buffet Parl0r Cars and
CAPE MAY.-I2S5 n =, vvssr-.a,va
OiiIs on New York and Long Branch Railroad (frrKn
d~enty-third t street ststonl. SIS a. n, nso.
o. Ss-o,, anS 40 , m sundays 925 455 p m
~ Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets) 900
p - - -
FOR PHTLADELPHIA-
40 (Desarpsses CIrtandt Svrsets 02O), rs
- sS9 as S055 Psnns- Lmitsd). 1910 Desbrosses
S- ~tl-ndt Streets lO2O) tDirlns Carr i05S NDlntnS
S-l9: Loo a. m, 12S5 1265 Dians Cap. 20 Dss-
4ilG Cortiandt Streets 10. 10. 3z5. Sa5.
80; 80; - ooninE Carr. ass Dinlns Carr. SIS Dining
- 20 so, AJ5 S.20 - 10 night Sundays.
~ 1 10 {no eoachesl SIS. SIS s25 955 diniteo.
- 100 tDlntrS Carr a 12 So. l255 Dining Carr.
tSl tDlnlng Carr, 3.25 ass AS Dining Car. ass
p. m, - 10 night
Ticket Offices: Nos 461 ss5 1Iss 1854 III and 2GI
,Iuad"ayi ! Astor House. West Twenty-third Street
station; and stations Cortlandt
streets: Court Street. $40 Fulton Street.
way and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn: Sta
LlSl Jersey Cify. The New York Transfer Company
Mi call Tor and check baggage from hotels
cences through destination.
AelePhone sl4 Eghtsenth Street for Psnnsylvania
J. b HUTCHINSON. J. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
11-2-IoO0
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool. s. 4 ?. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet prices
steady; American mddling 10 32d The OF the
day 700 bales OF which 500 for speculation
export included 400 American Receipts 600
bales, all American Futures opened and closed quiet
steady American middling. December. 2S-64
as 29s4d buyers December January 64d sellers
January and February 5 23-64G5 24-64d buyers Feb
ruary and March. 21-64d buyers; March and April.
l9-64d sellers April and May. 1664d5 1764d sellers
Nav and June 14-64d buyers: July. 11-64d
BUYERS: July and August S-64d buyers; August and
September 57-6494 5s-64d buyers
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

rer7rs . i d G se-S. sSSe 90 90 oS6efsss santos
nee market opened : pig lower; 23O ?. m.
-t- PIG net lower sales. 10000 bags. Havre-Conee
--Se, opened barely STEADY = franc lower; y m.
-.'.af see az b. ul. quiet = franc lower: $50
p n, = franc higher; total sales y 900 bags.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Dec 5.-wheat-sprtns No l. s2l4c: winter
white. 29c
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
LACKAMANNA RAlIROAD

tickets az % Fifth Ave 654 Columbus Ave ia ana
- Broadway. Il PARK PL. iS3 W. l25th St. ana SIS
Westcott's Express Company will eau Tor and eheck
baggage 20 destination. Except sunday. sDaiy.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06


SOUTH PLAlNFTELD ard BOUND BROOK Iocals
days Lv. w sd St. 925 NJ. p Lv
and Desb Sts 3 20 A NJ 4S), s20 an 81 P NJ
Iexots and Pullman at
it BroadEa . Union square West Columbus Ave-
Fulton ST, Court BdHy
y y Transfer Co viii baggage fro hotel 90
reAdence through 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
LEHICH VALLEY.

Foot OF West sd Cortlandt Streets
lPennAL r. r Ferres)
Daily Except Sunday Sunday changes c12SPM di2k
PM M ss5 AN IS AN t6a5A-M. vA55 PM x6BPM
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
Central R. \. Or VIEW JERSEY.

Authracite Coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Electro aumatc's
stations in New York Liberty St and Soura Ferry.
Trains leave Liberty St below Ferry
nve minutes earlier. except as notedO
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

I.-lLoiIee Harket wax, 10 Z t2o, $500 exchange
~ --4bc receipts. coo bags cleared the United
.7fUHo bags
Tie stas..oa rosition of Erzil.an coffee q a tnrln.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

Receipts o. breadstuts al nterlor polnt9 IN thousds
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
oEcATuR's TOAST.

Up rose, triumphant. from his seat
The Bayard of the sea
The lion of our laureled fleet,
The scourge of Barbary;
lis glass a-brim with bubbling light,
He pledged that brilliant throng-
Our Countryside she ever right:
Our Country-Right or Wrong"
Then round about the sounding board
The goblets leaped and rang,
And ferved fingers pressed the sword
AS up the ga1lants sprang;
40 mawkish qualms or doubts had
they,
But echoed deep and strong
Our Country. right, we pray:
Our Country Right or wrong"
TOO well the stihing mists they knew
That dimmed our rising star
The plots of banded traitors who.
Amid the stress OF war,
Made weightier their nations woes.
ill rose the patriot song:
When face to face with foreign foes.
Our Country Right or wrong"
Staunch lovers of our free domain,
We strive for truth and right,
With honest force of heart and brain,
As God may give US light.
But party bonds are chat to break
When darkening perils throng;
And when the sullen guns awake
Our Country,-Right or wrong"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

Of our evening dress. Il gives the
struggling Young Ean q chance TO ap-
pear N society 70 all intents and puT-
poses as the peer Of his more wealthy
1eighbor-
Fer Little Men,
We are approaching more artistic
deals IL chiIdTea's clothing TIE boz
may uoE dress for all formal occasions
IN raIment that does not appear 70 be
a reduced replica OF that worn BIZ his
father. One of these popular forms
OF dress for the boy Is the Elton suit.
This Is short jacket made lannon's
by the boys Of Elton College, in Eng
land.
Il is what is known in the navy az q
monkey" jacket II is precisely ike
a mans evening coat except that the
tails are cut OF. II is worn with sin
rather high The trousers are long
a wide linen collar is worn outside
the coat and fuzzy black Windsor
is the modish tie. The high silk hat of
the Eton model is worn with this suit
The shoes are low cut patent leather,
and the gloves are pearl white glaces-
The little man during the DAY. when
he attends the dancing school. NAV
wear the black worsted dinner jacket.
VITA knickerbockers and black silk
stockings The various forms OF sail
or suits and the very popular Russian
blouse suits. and the Norfolk jackets.
with their wide knickerbockers. are
very fashionable.
1t is mistake to put on the boy
shirts. collars, ties and hats designed
after mems models. Slight modifica-
tons of these models. which impaTt
soft and artistic lines. suit the boy
better and give him that freedom in
dress which is an essential require
ment of boyhood
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
How Trousers Are Made.

The trousers are made of the same
material as the coat, the outer seam
being welt, or with very narrow plain
black braid The welt seam is the
best These trousers should measure
for the average man about IS IL
inches apund the knee and about Is
inches al the instep. 4 good rule 10
fo.4ow in ordering trousers is TO add
about inches to the size Of the shoe
worn II one should wear shoe,
By adding g inches ne would get a II
inch bottom TO the trousers.
The linen for full dress must be
very simple The gentleman does not
indulge in any ornamentation in even
ing uress. The shirt should be of the
best linen. with a broad bosom, show
ing three stud holes and opening ali
the way down the dTont. This is what
is known as the coat shirt The adj
vantage of this sort OF shirt is that a
man may shave and arrange his HEAR
and then put on his shirt just as he
would put on a coat, ana for this rea-
son ii is by far the best model for
evening dress.
Hsberdashery and Things
The cuffs are always attached to the
shirt and may have square or slightly
rounded corners. The collar should he
a straight stander. either slightly
meeting in front or tapping. The cuffs.
the collar and the shirt bosom have
what is known as wide stitching; that
is. the line of stitching is quite quar-
ter OF an inch from the edge.
The correct cravat for evening dress
is made of fine linen lawn or OF bril-
liantine. These ties are made in sizes
to fit the collar. and are of either an
ogee. bats wing or butterfly shape.
They must be tied so as TO give a
small center and wide ends.
The shoes are full dress-that is, If
one is going out of doors and not to a
dance-are of patent leather OF the
fiat, outswuug last model, with deep.
plain tip and kid button tops. The
-alf hose should be OF the plain black
silk. If one is going to dance then
the patent leather pumps are worn in
stead of a shoe.
Evening dress gloves are made of
glace kid with self backs in silk, and
are of a pearl white shade. They
close with one pearl button. For wear
ont of doors there is another glove CT
white made of heavy cape skin. The
handkerchief should be of plain
white linen, with white initial. The
best muller is of heavy barathea IN
plain black. There are many forms CT
full dress protectors which may be
worn, but the highly colored affairs
are not considered in good form
Good Form in Jewelry.
The jewelry for evening dres must
oe very simple. Watch guards and
fobs are not worn. The only jewelry IN
sight should be the plain solitaire
pearls in the shirt. or the mother of
pearl studs, and the mother of pearl
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16

links in the cuffs The evening over
coat Is what is known as the inver-
ness IL is made Of q back vicuzz
and Is generally sleeveless the large
cape covering the arms The hat :
z high hat OF the crush Or opera type
II is made Of heavy ribbed silk
There Is another coat which comes
under the head Of evening dress. and
which Is sometimes called the Tuxe-
do. ~Coxes- or Newport The
proper use of this garment has given
rise 10 more or less discussion Now.
this coat is practically the civilians
mess jacket In England, where the
regiments have their home stations
there is more Or less call for a coat
for Iounging about the mess This was
responsible for the adoption by the
military authorities OF Great Britain
of what is known as the mess jack
et" Civilians who were called upon
% mingle with the officers found that
full dress OF the evening dress OF civ
ilization was q little too formal. and
therefore the dinner jacket was de.
signed.
The Dinner Jacket.
Now. this dinner jacket is not in
tended for wear at any function or AZ
any place where ladies are TO be met
II is for wear at ones own home. at
an informal dinner, or at the club or
at smoker. II is wrong to wear this
dinner jacket at hops during the sum
mer or at dances during the winter
The dinner jacket is made Of a soft
black worsted and has a shawl collar
which is faced entirely with black rib
bed silk.
The waistcoat should be made OF the
same material as the coat. and so
should the trousers II white waist
coat is worn the buttons should be Of
gold. The shirt should be the full
dress model and the collar may be a
high bander. the cravat being of black
silk and of the batswing model: the
studs and link buttons should be Of
gold The shoes are the same as worn
with full dress.
One must never wear with this jack
Ell a high hat; in fact, il will be good
thing to remember in all dress that the
high hat goes with the tail coat and
that soft hats and derbys always go
with coats without tails. Now. with
the dinner jacket one may wear any
of the ordinary day overcoats and tan
gloves: the hat may be a derby or
lack alpine.
What Canes to Carry.
The question of sticks in evening
dress is one that is not bounded by
any rigid rules. One carries the stick
for protection. or simply because one
is in the nabit of doing so. We look
upon the stick as rather of an essential
part of all formal uress. In the even
ing one should carry a rather service
able stick, very plain. and with neat
silver trimming. If cane is to be of
any service in the evening it must De
stout enough to afford protection in
case of an assault. The umbrella
shou-A be neat; the great. big-headed
things and the old and grotesque ivory
heads are not in good form.
1t will be noticed that everything IN
evening dress calls for simplicity. One
must not attempt to outshine ones
neighbors in evening dress 1t is the
garb of the gentleman throughout the
civilized world. and whether a man re
worth million, or a clerk on small
salary, so far as outward appearances
go. they are equal when arrayed for
social functions. That is the beauty
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-16
Vim. Sayidge l. Go.
Real Estate
Agents

FOR SALE
s., 50s,-Houss and lot on LilihA s..
5sxi1s: roouA
s., Q99-House and LOT on College, 81.
15xIz5, house contains rooms.
| S., Ge0-House and lot On Alexander
St. 106xIsC.
/ s., 309-Eouse and lot on Vineyard St.
s5x9o.
s.. 609-House and lot on Young St.
6Qxlie
s.. 500-House and lot on Young s..
10 rooms. S0x1io.
s., 9o0-House and lot at Kalihi, III
/ xI50.
s., 600-House and lot on Kinau st.
5ox100.
81 .o0o-Large lot at kalihi. 17nxi50
/ s.. s00-House and lot az kalihi. 1854
150.
RIGHTEOUSNESS property on Fort s.,
4Tx9S.
ss.d00-Lodging house in center o. city
s. ,5U0-Investment az kewalo; month
ly income Sl10.
81 ,200-Leasehold on Beresania St; 2
large stores; 20 years to run
81 .500-Large lot with buildings On
Punchbowl St: brings in $50
per month.
s5,0O0-House and large lot on Queen
street
s., 400-Lot on Queen St, 50x100.
S., 500-Large lot with 6 cottages;
monthly income $125.
81 ,250-Large lot at Kalihi, 105x103.
ST, 500-Elegant residence, 225 #. front,
on Makiki st.
s5,500-Residence on Punchbowi near
Lunalilo Home, 120x150; a
bargain.
81, 000-Leasehold on Beretania St; 80
years to run; net income $50
per month.
900-Leasehold with building on
Fort ST.; years to run.
Lots near Peterson's Lane, Palama:
all sizes and prices.
Lots on Austin Lane, Palama; all sizes
md prices.
Lc1s st kunawai off Liliha and Judd
Sts.; all bargains.
Lots at Kewalo from s575 up, accord
ing to location.
s.. 000-Large warehouse at Kewa..-,;
recently built
4,000-Leasehold of city front lot on
Queen St., near Fish Market
wharf; "a years to run.
A cottage on Peterson's lane, Palama.
Possession given on the LIST of October.
TO LET.
Three summer residences near city,
at Tantalus, Pearl City and Niu.
VIM. SAVIDGE & co.
Real Estate Agent. zoe Merchant St.