Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-26
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that region, and whether BY accident or not
Che bellies of the hotels were Invariably
from the sunnfer portior 0ftlfei country.
No one accustomedHt6 life hero need be re- Q
minded of tine oVergtlush of wealth which
these people, ,slDwepd ab9ut thePl.U They
were Over-liberal TO their servants; profuse
in every possible expenditure and reckless
in hotelspr ineidental e&penses; This pro-
duced h4alse impression upbn cafdltsA olis3
servers, and when in-lateF- days, this class
entirely disappeared from the place., theN
change was noticeable and TO, many Qn=q
pleasant. But new set has come up, Neil,
who obtained their moDeyquite asteasiK-as,
the class to which have referred obtained
theirs. Contractors, SPECTATORS, and shfeWdn9
patriots made, Immense sums during the,
late war, and are haStenipg 10 spend 1t be-
fore the next. OF their weakness folly,
presumption and absurdity how Ftasysl5
would beto wfitet' but chi bOpO2 liiN .'1ai,iN
,i-ugnL soCIEtN AT NEyPqRF,K II no O .,ob
is divided at prg sent into three classes:
itors, INf otADhilI' Eni}ftimOg 40
2.lThee new -comsrs, dullyof money and rs
monkeyisms. ii nuif.i9yaoD fru,it.J ,;L.t.t..
3aYoung men who, in turn, are ydiyidtdu w
into those who are rude and expehslye,ana ~
those who are tiiffih and ridiculous.
The first class may beTecogniAed bya
quiet demeanora q significant reserve. They
attend the rhopss they enjoy, themselves
quietly, entertain their friends uDosteptaci-
Ohsly, and take their baths regularly OFT
The second class dress 16udly--the menD'i
appear daily inJthree orfour different suits.d
LII the morning patent-leatheEpumps, with
huge plated buckles, plaid trousers, tight
at the. knee, no wsistcotH with little ffif1sa
running cross-ways, blGe-s cravat, lwitilL
trmged ends, turiidown collariwith ever
lasting long. points, q short tailed, long
nd cfso NJ hot
with broad blue ribbon, greet the observ-
ant eye. At lunch the Same person looms
up in full sailor rigging. On his head
vide -brihtned, black-banded haby
his neck tremendous, shirt collar, supT
ported by a wide black cravat, on his back
a jockey jacketiwith big horn buttorsI on &
his legs very wide trousers, while white
socks and Euglish shoes or CATERS complete
bis costume. Butat dinner, oh, yolrshould
be here to see the aforesaidas he comes in
with his eye-glass in one eye and his white
waistcOat with its pearl buttons. FOrlny
part, il never cOnld understand how any
human creature could find INCLINATION or
time to devote to this fnli-dress aboTiina4f
tion; but theyao. These ive,menlbeTs
of the second. class are numerous; !, they.
lounge in the halls; smoke, spit and swear
on the verandahs; they drive fast and fu-
iious along the streets and in the retired
ways beyond, and on tue beach itself; they
order, IL tones of mild Thunder, wine of
diverse name and nature and price aud ef-,r
feet they bully the inofiensivc waiter, and
rail at unprotected womeu; they affect
Stocks, and talk knowingly av the liable, ins
the arber-shop. on the piazza, about Erie
and gold, about Rock Island aud Gregory,
about old Vanderbilt and old Drew, andloldF
this, thaH or the Othera seme efgthem own
places here and converse in tones quiteaudo,
ibe and distressing to- every one abouti
theni telling how they propose improving
the driveway by such an investment, or.
how they think of building an artificial
lake at a cost Of thousands These people
In short coats and big horn buttons are.
great nuisapGes. in their way, aud, also, in
other peoples way still they are our fell
low-humahs, and perhaps will seuvetou
sornegood end after all. But their feminine
companions, their partners in wealth and
Vugarty, and very youngness and absurd-j
ity-w3hat can be said OF theme Nothing
that would seem severe. They dress abom7.
inably apdact worse, while their grammarA4
they have great deal of it, but it's dread
fully bad. Hair oQet's begin at the top,
they have any quantity of; 1t would do
you good to look at It. You can 'seeAit'a at
your leisure either on or off their heads.---'
Rats, mice; frzzes, rods, cuTls, ringlets, ear
lets, seyelets beau-catchers, false pieces.
side pieces, back pieces, frohtpieces other
side pieces, bulges, full-bloods, mops, horse
tails, sweeps, feathers, puffs, Atricaines and,
shiners-these are few of the varieties.4
| With'most of the Names cdoubtless, your
readers are familiar, others never heard,
before, and the reader, may be as Ignorant
as for such append a brief ldietlohafya
| Rats--Big jwads. 70 .s3ztr7r,f ii. ~
| Mice-Little wads, ~ ..:.
Earlets-Curls In front Of the ear. 10 -ev
| Bulges-Double Rsts411Iuge wads ofph-
per, hair, anything to make. o. roll which
looks like burlesque on q Bologna SAUSAGE.
Full Queerlfttle etriahguiar pyraE
mids. .SslTN 80 no
| Horse Tails--LOng lunches of hair
| Africaipes-A kind of wig that crinkles
| exactly like a negro's wool. Ip1 tiihf'f'a
All of this, and much moreI isiithe rage
with a certrin hclass Of very, oqtFs people
who seem to have q. great deal of money
and time, both of which they invest very
decidedly in hair. 'bsWoilot diH1j bns
| nJewelFyp too. You should sec, the dia-
RSVaS fRS RGaTS EAe PFeSSlOGS a stones tones S
"As they flash" .a9dsspps 10
q Tens ofIthousands of greens. are said to
/ be owned bytWo bouncing ladies from
| WELL not far from New York-Awhieh
worn on everypossible occasiorI lJet, te0s
syery fashionable Jet chains, jet crosses,
jet crucitiXes, jet bracelets, jet pins, let ear
| IluSS-dll JliV very tOlIuy poOplO Wcdt HdttS
| jewGlry and jet. .siWa h9UEn nsm I'd
| ai Then, in the way Of, y..,,,,.,.o,.-,
| - EXTRAVAGANCE OF DRESS. AA
Would that could give a. pictufeoof
what | saw in the way of nonsense yester7
day, But it would be personal, AMI l
WON'T but If ever there was an absurd Old
| grocer woman, whose husband haCbmRd6
money and given it to her TO make fool9t
herself with, this was an illustration. She
| had more hair on the top of her head Than
would have covered the shiny pate ofisVsrV
bald-headed prophet instbel old TESTAMENT
ltbis with, respect for the b. III, P.'s, and
also for the o. T.); more jewelry aboutiher
neck, in herears, iab0uther arms, upon her
fingers than any Roman matrOp in,f the
palMiest days of r. MS, when it was, the
fashion to wear countless jewels aud fu-
bies rare;,n lace silko1the lace lpuffedy The
lfUlIncedvwith a. trains hsvlong asfthe
tail of "a kite, and other trimmings in. the
way of fancy buttons, medalfioh-like, With
ancientpTpfiles and little dogs1eueh- was
hercostdDle'as ona br0ilHga afternoon, she Z
boldly fronted a noble army Of smokers
upon. the shady side of the hOtef.A (
HWh6 IS 1t g''A Why, DON yoh Kh8Av-she's
the wife Of old Recan Nuts; he madela Sir
liyipglby trading with Texan grlcers be- Z
fore the war, and during the war he Is re-
ported to have given as much ip0bli6lyds (
h8 made privately .bylatleast OnehudFedthi
nd fhon tfx1f ol.e,..t rf,at fl,a