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dyed and SO mixed that not a bird til
Long Buckles are in Fashion.

dyed and so mixed that not 4 bird that
contributes to it could ever recognize
its own feathers.
Bands of little wings are used to
piece out breasts. little wings by the
half dozen are patched together to make
big wings and collections OF big wings.
eagles quilts are painted on one side
with red cherries and lined on the other
with swans down. Such an assemblage
of odds and ends as is made by this
season feather stocks was never before
seena but, such as 1t Is. plumage is.quite
as plenty ias flowers and gold ribbon
and fur. 80
Andthese three things exist by multi
tudes: The Easter hats bore autumn
fruit; now the autumn hats bear Easter
flowers. Roses by preference. Velvet
roses, chiffon and muslin roses. Roses
big enough to make q hat crown-a
whole hat. Red roses. pink and white
roses. Nreaths of red leaves.
, Roses are heaped on the fiat crowns OF
( the picture hats. They are masscd in
bright punches on the fur hats. They
Cline the brims Of hats of all descriptions.
Roses are used boldly, as If 1t were
summer: they. this. hidden under veilings
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rhincstones flashes from under a hat

rhincstoncs flashes from under q hat
brim.
Canoes are not coming on well; they
are too easily cheapened. The same Is
true of turquoise. Many beautiful or
naments have been made set with in
taglios of different colors, but they are
quickly copied in hashy materials.
A fad, for which prominent New
York woman is responsible. is that of
adding the portrait OF pet dog done OH
enamel to the ornaments that compose
I big hat buckle.
Many hats look heavy and ovcrtrim-
med. 4 curious pattern hat imported
by a pretcntious house has 4 crown for
all the world like 4 fat sofa cushion tilt
ed edgewisc. The upper side of the
cushion is crimson, the lower side piEk:
the material Is pannr satin, and the
cushion Is stuffed to the point OF apo
plexy. This odd crown is poised uneas-
lily on 4 red felt brim. l think the hat
has black velvet streamers.
Perhaps the best hats are those that
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets. ,EE

.
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Money on call
firm at 2kQ3 per cent; last loan at az
per cent. Prime mercantile paper SO
5E per cent. Sterling exchange weaker
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 Si7s for demand and ut 81 Slh94 SlHt
for co days: posted rates 81 S2Qi S2h
and 81 sega S6h; commercial bills 81 SOh
"a 81. Silver certificates Gi&Q65Ac.'
Bar silver 6i7sc. Mexican dollars 5OEsc!
Government bonds steady State bonds
inactive. Railroad bonds inactive. l.:
The stock market continued to show.
the effects OF professional operations for
the advance to-day. New points of
strength developed under the shifting
operations OF the bull party and the
sustaining Influence thus afforded was
taken advantage OF to realize In stocks
which have already had, their advance.
Distinction was thus made even in
stocks of the SAME group rs, for in
stance, In the steel and iron group.
where National. Steel aud Tin Plate.
which have had their notable advance.
hung back while other members of the
group were pushed forward. Even
Tennessee Coal, after IN opening jump
Of points under the stimulus of the
surprised short covering dragged be-
hind the others. 1t was pulled up In
sympathy with the general rise, but
closed with a net loss. The buying of
steel and wire was the most consplcu
GUS and lifted the stock ut one time 2iA
per cent. Directors Of the company
were quoted us expressing the belief
that persons who sold out last spring
when the radical cut was made In prices
OF the product are trying to buy back
their stock. a number of the steel
stocks saved n net gain Of over i point.
In the railroad list there was the same
disposition manifest to take up nav
stocks for the ADVANCE and those were
selected for which the borrowing de-
mand indicates that there has bech 4
large short interest. Baltimore Il Ohio,
Northern Pacific, Missouri Pacific ana
Burlington are In this class. There was
conspicuous buying OF Pennsylvania
and rumors were revived, such as were
heard when the vast proportions of the
years earnings first began to be un-
derstood, of an Increase In the dividend
rate. Gossip on the stock exchange at
trlbutel the buying to the same Inter-
es;s which were active In the previous
movement. SONG strength was shown
by Sugar, Peoples Gas and Brooklyn
Transit, In all OF which dealings were
large. but the tone was frverlsh and ir-
regular. The market closed rather
heavy and ut substantial reactions from
the best. Tho preliminary estimates of
the weekly cash changed were rather
disappointing to those who have figured
on heavy offsets to the forces towards
depletion OF the money supply. The
sub treasury operations for the week.
have taken from banks $iG?a,OOo, so
that the payment OF government inter
est and bond premiums and redemp-
lions and the payment OF drafts on gold
Mt Pacific points have been OFFSET by
that excess on account NJ regular gov
crnmcnt' collections md deposits for
transfer BY telegraph TO points In the
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otal sales of stocks 1880 shares.
New York Mining Stocks.
Breadstuffs and Provisions,

( CHICAGO Wheat was irregular
but turned frmtowards the end on good
cash demand and in sympathy with the
strength OF october pork. November
closed &c over yesterday. Corn closed
unchanged. oats &c lower and provis-
Ions for January delivery 2E GlI5c high
cr. Octoberpork closed 81 10 higher
November wheat opened unchanged to
&c: lower ut 77Ac TO 17hc. Liverpool
was weak, however. and Argentine ship
ments were 664, 900 bushels, compared
with $4,000 bushels the previous week.
AS the outside was not buying. selling
by. local longs sent November down 10
tic. Northwest receipts were small,
rain WIS predicted for that section OF
the country. and the cash situation lat
er improved. local sales being reported
at 000Gl bushels. Under these coulI-
tons the market began slowly to rally
and towards the end OF the session rail-
lied sharply to T&G71%c In sympathy
With the bulge In October pork. The
close was firm. November &c higher Mt
Use. Clearnnccs In wheat and -Four
wclT equal Ia 10000 bushels. Primary
receipts aggregated 100000 bushels
compared with 1.2iS.G COO last year. Min
nenDolis and Duluth reported 429 cars
against IA last week ana l,Oli q year.
uso. Loca! receipts We're l31 cars. two
Of contract, grade.
Corn was quiet. The market dipped
slightly carly on local selling In wheat.
the poor casn demand Of yesterday and
to-day had It's influence. A recovery
"nmr later In sympathy with the OctG-
Der pork excitement and because OF the
demand for October corn, now practi-
rollv controlled by ono man. Noyen bnr
sold between 3iHc and 37kGS1isc nnd
closed unchanged at 3i%c. October
closed at 4OiSc. &c over yesterday. Re-
ceipts were bi5 cars.
Oats wn,e quiet and steady. There
" M heavy selling OF May and December
bv local longs, hut the behring's We're
well taken. Receipts were 800 cars.
November sold between 22lic and cehc
and closed nc lower at 22kG22%c.
In provisions everything else was
ovcrshndowcd by the sensational rise In
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNtNNNNNNNttvVVVle,,

of leases the brim turns up in front and
the hat Is worn SO as to show the hair.
The tricorne hat of the French gen
idarme Is decidedly popular. 1t Is made
of felt bound with gold braid and has
velvet rosettes fastened by gold cabo-
chons against It's upturned sides. 1t Is
made! also disable with lace draperlcs.
A rival OF the trlcorne is the Prince
Charlie, which has the advantage Of
coming more newly on the field. 1t is q
small cooked hat. toe. easily vulgarized.
perhaps. like the tricornc but capable
OF great results under proper handling.
There is q long tale to tell about
buckles. For them we have gone back
to Egypt. scarahs, or. beetle buckles.
are now favorites and besides them you
see hawk headed gods and the winged
dish Of the sum-: Horus and Isis are
done in green gold and enamel to hold
lace or draperes. u
Eagle buckles are next In rank; this
Is because we must have things mill
tary. Roman eagles make the best de-
signs. and we use them on. pins of all
sorts and on hat ribbons in imitation OF
those worn on necktics. III
Hat clasps also are initiated from
neckwear. They are made of steel or
gold or Jet. and hat draperies are run
through them as crayats are run
through tie clasps.
The fashionable long and narrow
buckle gets longer and narrower. at
Its longest 1t will completely encircle n
hat when clasped around the base OF
the crown. 1t Is made of cut steel or CT
gold, in whose surface are imbcdded
rhinestones.
When 4 tritle shorter 1t Is run through
a hat crown either from back to front or
from side to side. adjusting the folds OF
material. Sometimes long buckle of
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INTERNATIONAL S. S. LESSON.
October Z, 1900. Luke xiv, LA.
Jesus Dining with the Pharisee.

- %.
Ascetlcism finds no encouragement in
the example Of Jesus. Sociabllity was q
conspicuous trait In his character. II
gave q handle to his enemies. who de-
scribed him as winc-bibber and glut-
tonous. He Is not known to have ever
declined social invitation. If hidden
to banquet or wedding. he went. Nor
was he 4 spectral figure. He marred no
festivity with melancholy air or disap-
proving frown. He filed well the func-
tion of guest, adjoining and beautifyius
with his presence and miracles the
amenities OF life. 4 foremost
Pharlsee, about to give n lordly, ban
quet, covets, rs an ornament of the &C.
casion. the gracS of Jesus presence. Hc
will fain garnish his feast with thu
young Rabbits novel and superb table
talk. The ves;ibulc OF, the
Pharisee's chateau Is the scene of u
miracle Of deed. US the banquet-hall af-
terward echoes to a.miraclc OF word.
An unfortunate creature lies there, his
skin d!stended to the point OF rupture
by the watery collection beneath It.
Jesus screens not his eyes to disgust
Ing sight, which would spoil the a2pe-
tlte OF the average roluptuary. He
losses no small coin to the sufferer, as
other guests are doing. But before liz
can bestow that gift which will be OF
more value than silver and gold, he
must forestall the deadly criticism O.
the Pharls2es. which he knew to be ly-
Ing In walt for him. 1t is not necessary
to suppose,as some do, that the sick man
had been placed In Jesus way with Il
malicious purpose. He was there, and
the critics OF the Master saw their OPP
portunity. They seemed to have him
coming or going" for It was despcr-
ately bad case. and he might ignomini-
ously fall of cure; ana II he succeed
ed, he would. in'his very success, have
nagrantly violated the Sabbath. Jesus
manfully takes the Sabbath-desecraticn
born OF the dilemma; for he Intends e
heal the sick man. He springs his
snare in his categorical question, as II
| allowable to work cure on the Sabbath
day, or not?' Actions speak louder
than words. Jesus answers his own
question by an Instantaneous and com.
plc,e cure OF the sick man. After this
benevolent parenthesis. he clinchcs the
nail which he had drivcn-!n his first
question by asking another: (which Of
you shall have an ass or an OK fallcr
into pit, and will not straightway pull
him out on Sabbath day." Amla
ominous silence the prescribed ablution.
nre attended to. the festive cloak from
the hosts own wardrobe is thrown
about each guest. and At length the ban.
ques hall Is reached. Now is witnessed
the disgraceful scramble for place al
table, as for chief seats In the syna.
gogue.
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are made cloudy and soft with tullc. In
hats for very dressy wear fluffy effects
are, sought by veiings and swathings
with maline and gauzc. OF course, lace
is used enormously. 1t obscures the
edges Of brims with full, delicate dra-
pcries. 1t Is drawn over. flowers, 1t Is
employed for appliquas. Lace motifs
are as much the m!lliner'ss,and-b as
the ,drcssmaker's.
"A typical hat for winter wear has Its
brim turned high on each side and
swathed In lace, which Is fastened a t
the edge In front by a scarab or an
eagle buckle and Is allowed TO droop
behind. On the crown will be flowers:
under the lace on the brim velvet anu
ostrich plumcs.
Ostrich feathers are In enormous de-
mand. They are used with a dropping
effect, and are set oftener than not so as
to fall around the ears. On many black
and white hats the trimming Is one long
black and one white plume. These urr
grouped. contrary to the general rule.
which Is that ostrich feathers are set
sIngly.
Hat streamrrs. when used, are very
long. They fall almost TO the feet In
some cases. But short draprrlcs are
also used, sometimes OF lace, sometime
OF fur tails. +.
A ~ L.
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thread Of that sabba,b wblcb "a =, !, h,

thread OF that sabbath which God made
for man. 4. n Z Z,
An unseemly scramble for precedence
may yet be seen 10 social life. Whu
shall be first? Who shall sit at the cap.
tain's table on shipbcard? Who is .thc
first lady of the landI" What trities
for those who are seeking tho evolution
OF the largest life possible in this world,
and are consciously steering for worlds
eternal!
/ Jesus took the occasion to put forth a
parable teaching humility" the. moral
(which Is that he who exalts himself
Is abashed,and vice versa-a true per.
petually exempllfed and confirmed in
current history.
\ Religion needs extension to the whole
man-bodv. us well as soul and spirit.
The Infinite Father wills his children to
be whole, hale, hearty. There is no ylr-
tue In pallidlty. Apopular health mag
azlne bears the motto. weakness 4
Chime; Don't Be a Criminal" A pure
soul in tune with God can pour healing
and vivlfying streams upon the body,
part Of which It Is, and receive In turn
and kind from the body. It
is time discard the poetical
piatItude that the body is shack OF
q tenement to be quit with Joy. Such
notion of Gods handlwork is frreyer-
ent. .s
Jesus gave the sick man health. Bet
ter than silver and gold. he put him In
the way of independently making his
own llving-always the best form Of
charity. A boy toiling with his press,
and falling to get q fair impression,
called n printer friend to-hls aid, who
said: Your type need to be Justified
They need to be put on their feet
Peter and John set the lame man on his
feet, and that was better than laprul
of gold. 4
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO = Cattle. receipts 5000
head; generally steady: natives, best on
sale to-day, two carloads. ut S. GO: good
to prime steers S. 45G5 80: COWS 81 esq
4 %: heifers 81 6O42 65: bulls slow at
Sc 5094 %: calves steady at 81 00GG 90.
Hogs, receipts to-day $4,000 head; to-
NOR. $4,000 head: left over 5000 head:
average shade lower; top $3.50; mixed
and butchers IS 00G5 50: good to choice
heavy SIS 0O45 Az: bulk OF sales S. $50
5 40. Sheep. receipts COCO head: sheep
and lambs slow; good to choice wethers
50 S093 95; native lambs 81 25G5 10.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady;
prime. s. 2595 80: common. s. 25d3 rs:
extra, IS 50G5 10. Hogs dull and lower:
prime mediums S. 5005 say: heavy
Workers So 4o95 IS; pigs. IS OOG5 S5;
roughs, s. 50Ti so. Sheep slow; choice
wethers 81 00af Is: choice lambs 81 SOC
S co. Veal calves IS J0GD6 80.
CINC1NNATI-Hoss strong at 81 ESQ
5 40.
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Metals.

NEW YoRK-The general situation
In metals presented very little change
In price or feature Pig iron warrants
dull and unchanged on the basis of
SO 5OGl0 90. This was the figure quoted
n week ago. Lake copper showed some
'flrmness on the strength abroad. clos
Ing partially higher ut SIC 75Gl7 90. Tin
was 15s lower In London and this fact
caused n similar decline here. closing
the market easy in tone at SIS 1929 20.
The tin plate market was very dull.
with prices unchanged. Lead and spell
ter was not Quotably changed, though
spelter had an easier feeling. The
prices were 81 37h for lead and 81 07lsll
4 l2ls for spelter. The brokers' price
for lead was 81 90, and for copper
SIG STU,
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A Dropping Felt with Ostrich Plumes

of tulle and lace. as IL they felt out OF
season and feared the weather.
Geraniums are used also; large-how-
cred geraniums in rich and varied col
ors; in masses big enough to make Nice
hats, all OF flowers and needing no help
except from strings.
Flowers are used with gold lace on
the tur,hats; gold lace is used without
flowers on the outing hats and the felt
hats and the smart little "trlcornes.-
Millinery has gone over to the gold
standard.
Hats glitter with GALLON. gold rib
hons, gold soutache, gold braids and
gold tinsel. From little gold buttons to
biz gold cabochons, gold ornaments arc
in vogue Gold buckles fastcn bows
and draperics.
Fur hats are plcntier than, last year,
and many of them are Of erminc. They
are trimmed more gayly than the vel
!, vet hats. with. lace and gold and flow
crs.
There are few capotcs; they are made
! only for elderly ladies. Toques are
large and have regular brims. From
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October pork. II opened l0c lower az
SlS 90. Half u dozen attempts TO MI
moderate orders resulted In a bulge TO
Slo o.. The close was at $li so. The
strength OF October was influential In
holding the rest OF the list steady Jan.
uary pork sold between !SlI So and Sla co,
and closed tic higher at sl2 90. January
lard between Sc a5 aud 81 90. closing
2ac higher ut 81 90. and January ribs
between 50 By and Sc 40. With the close
&C upjat 50 3Iis. nm
ESTIMATED receipts tomorrow:
wheat, 22S cars. corn, ei5 cars; oats,
Oscars; hogs. $4,000 head. IA
The leading futures ranged MS follows.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK-The demand for heavy
brown cottons has been slow to-day.
but prices are firmly maintained.
Blenched cottons are firm but quiet.
Denims difficult to buy and still tend
Ing upwards. other coarse colorcd cot
tons also strong. Print cloths firm, but
quiet. Prints and ginghnms unchanged.
Linens are stifrcn!ng under foreign ad-
vices. Burlaps are against buyers.
Market bare of supplies.
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Special Correspondence OF Intelllgencer.
NEW YORK. Oct 5.-stuffed birds
don't sell.
said one wholesale importer of mllli-
merry materials: I'VE get rid OF few
black ones--no others"
Said another importer: II haven't
sold bird this fall"
But It's not time for the Audubon So
cIe,y to rejoice. Though the whole
pheasants and gulls and pigeons offered
for hat adjoining have failed to find IA
vor, plumage of all sorts was never In
greater demand.
It's wonderful plumage-painted. and
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The Universal auucle. D

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Just at pre-
sent Uncle Sam has no use for that
maxim of Poor Richards that contains
the good advice about being neither a
borrower nor q lender. Helis oil the
worlds uncle Just now-if the security
happens TO be right n Z
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interior. The last named Item Is con-
siderably In excess Of that Of last week.
and. coupled with the banks shipments
by express. how the currency move
ment to the Interior to be well main
tanned. The net loss to the banks in cash
is expected to be nearly 100000. The
large payment OF gold by the su5-treas-
ury on last Friday is expected to figure
partly In this weeks statement, under
the system of computation by daily
averages. But even with this allow
ance 1t will be seen that In the road
upon the. surplus promises to be about
us large us last week, unless reerve re-
qulrements have been further reduced
by.1oan contraction. Of which there has
been no evidence. To-day's money mar
kes continued firm and sterling ex-
change reacted While discounts were
easier In London.
The bond market continues irregular
on a small volume of dealings Total
sales par value sl.13OOOO.
United States bonds unchanged on the
last call.
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'.ls, II follows that 1t Is often a matter
VI caprice whether u particular article
" headgcnr Is called n toque or a hat,
i'ats have low soft crowns drawn IN
" inc base and fastened as 10 their
'"'us ny brilliant buckles. Often the
Gown IS worn cooked on one side.
nF''ns are only moderately, wide. on
, , mats they droop. OH others ,hey
WI w on both sides. In a majority
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY--Credlt balances 81 10; cer-
tilicates, no bids; shipments III, 2g2 bar
rels: average, S3.?20 barrels: runs. ILL.,
s97 barrels; average, 1oi,iS9 barrels.
. NEW ioRK-Standard Oil stock Si25
@53i 80,
TOLEDo-oll unchanged.
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The Study Lnmp.


Eyes OF Jesus were alert for physical
sufferers. None escaped his sympa-
the,ic glance. few his healing power.
Entering with the happy party TO the
high social function. he saw and paused
and helped the unfortunate. How
sweet to believe with our dear Quaker
bard, Whittier:
" Warm. sweet. tender, yet
a present help IL He;
And Love has still Its olivct,
And Faith Its Galicc.
The healing OF the seamless dress
Is by our bed OF pain. = Cruz
We touch him In llfc's throng and press
And'wc aro'wholc again." Il
The Irrational liberalism OF the phar.
isce never hnd more complete expose
than in that chief of pharIsecs' ycst-
bule. Because the ass and the OK arc
expressly mentioned in the law, and
man Is not therefore tho former can be
extricatcd from trouble on the Sabbath,
while tho latter cannot BE-. Jesus, of set
purpose. publlciynnd repeatedly crush
cd tho hollow shell OF tho PharlsnIc
Sabbath, but he never broke the golden