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GENERAL HITZ.-A letter received here from
Mr.. VIM. Gaddis, formerly a well-known citi-
zen OF East Washington. but OF Fort Shaw.
Montana Territory, states that DIR. Rudolph
hitz died at that post on the 81 inst, and was
buried on the day following. The deceased was
about twenty six years old, and was well-known
by All the residents OF Capitol Hill, where be
was born and raised As a son of the former AMI
brother Of the present Swiss Consul General.
John Hitz. About the close Of the late war he
received westward appointment a. surgeon i'm
the army, since which time the frontier regions
have been his home. He had numerous friends
here and I'm the West, who will be sorry to hear
Of his demise.
Evening star., 1870-01-17

The WALL-srREET INVESTIGATION The
House Committee on Banking and Currency, OF
which Gen. Garfield is chairman, met this morn
ing and resumed the testimony upon the recent
gold panic in New York. Messrs. Albert Spey.
ers and John Bonner, prominent actors in the
gold spcculations at that time, were examined.
Other witnesses arrived. and will be examined
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1870-01-17

HELp TO BAIL.-To-day officer Morgan haa
Deiore Justice ID: X. Smith Philip Jackson
Ina SSnaiged ey sarah Digs with being the father OF
ner niegltlmate child, and he was held 20 hail
Tor the support OF the child. '"'
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CorEr IN GENERAL TERN--To-day, In the
Court below was Sustained. Hughes act F<ch-
bach; Judgment below reversed, and new trial
awarded. -'
MT. stanton, Of the Examining Committee.
reported I'm favor Of the admission Of Nr Jas.
=; ClePhane 70 the bar, and the Court ordered
b lis admission.
Hume et Al. aet. Beaii ct al; argument CON-
nenced by Mr.. Moore.
Evening star., 1870-01-17

A STRIKE AT PETERSBURG, VA.-The hands
employed in the factory OF Messrs. Cameron &
Brother have struck because these gentlemen
have found II necessary to reduce the wages paid
them twenty-five cents per hundred. The rea-
sons assigned fer this step are that tobacco
manufactured by them brings less by eighty
cents than it did last year, while the raw mate
rial Il higher: The result OF the strike is that
about seven hundred persons are out Of employ-
ment, 70 whom about sixteen hundred dollars.
per week was paid out. This the only factory
that has been at work this winter.-Psk Courier
all made by hs pen. >' ~ W " '''''
n Wisconsin male teachers average sis
women S28 per month.
1In the London Times appears an advertise
ment for "Christian woman" a. servant.
A1Railroads in South Carolina have reduced
their fare to emigrants to one cent mile.
the gas Is lighted.
gYou cannot do without money; you may do
without m0ther-in-law.
@A Schenectady Justice Of the Peace deci-
ded that Q "verbal contract is not good without
a stamp" -
HThere are 10, 900 Methodist local preachers
in this country.
~A colored joint stock company have
bought farm near Augusta, Ga.
ENev York Is competing with Philadelphia
bought for go less in the former city.
ga Parisian Snowman has offered 10000
frames year to be allowed to enge the muraerer
rroppnsn and make travelling show OF him
~The striking operators IN Cincinnati are
amusing themselves with private theafricals, and
~Ms. DR.. May wsiker had sueh . slim
audience in Jsekson, Nhsisippi, that she de-
turpsd 1t ths door.
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PETIr LARcENy.-This morning. oascAr
Duvau arrested Joseph Reed on the charge
fetit larceny on complaint of Samuel Burren.
cOurf ---@ ~ jail Aor
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NEW LocoNoTIvE.-A new locomotive en-
glne, built by the Tauton Mass.) Works for the
washington, Alexandria and Geor cetown Com
pany, arrived here this morning. IL is what is
known as light eight-wheeler. and is quite q
handsome piece OF work, and will be known as
the I" Salmon II. Chase" With the addition of
this engine the company will be enabled, and
VIII shortly commence, to run trains between
Alexandria and the Maryland avenue depot
hourly
Evening star., 1870-01-17

PRINCE ARTHUR will arrive here on Sunday
next, and be the guest of Mr.. Thornton, the
British Minister. On Monday, the 2ith, and
Tuesday, the 25th, Mr.. Thornton will give din
ner parties in hor Or of the Prince to which lead
ing members of the Government will be invited.
On Wednesday, the 26th, the President will en-
tertain the Prince and Diplomatic Corps at
dinner. On Thursday, the 9th, he will dine
with the Secretary OF State, and on Friday
there will be another grand dinner at the British
Legation. 1t is probable that some matinee
dansantes will be arranged, at which. the young
ladies will have an opportunity OF tripping it
with the Prince.
Evening star., 1870-01-17

The GRAND PANORAMIC EXHIBITION of
Mammoth Illuminated War Views and other
magnificent representations at the whitehurst
Gallery, every evening, is really a very merito-
nous anair, and should be visited by every one
while there Is an opportunity TO do 50.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM u SEMEN
NJ AT ION NAL T III f A L r f.
BRIEF SEASON OF POPULAR MUSIC AND
BURLESQUE.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY
The Celebrated
W LINGA ARD
AND HIS RENOWNED
ENGLISH BURLESQCE COMPANY.
MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1870,
The Beautiful Drama of the
CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH
Characters by the Lingard Troupe.
W. ii. LINGARD
In his Great Original Sketches, Songs. and Living
lmpersonations of
THE GREAT MEN OF THE AGE.
To conclude with the Grand Buresque Of
PL TO;
OR. THE MAGIC LYRE,
As played by this Troupe in New York three
hundred nights.
ALICE .DCNNING LINGARD AS ORPHEUs.
THE ITALIAN GRAND OPERA is engaged.
Due notice VIII be given. 1t
NJ A T U y Al Il ATRE
Evening star., 1870-01-17

1HE FIRE DEfARTMENT.-The new steam
hre engine for the Washington Fire Depart-
ment, TO be known as the Sayles j. Bowen, No.
:. bmlt at Silsbys Island Works, Senaca Falls.
\. :, has been shippel in charge Of Mr.. Bick-
iofd, agent, and is expected here in a few days.
Evening star., 1870-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lNDISPENSABLE.

There are some simple remedies indispensable in
any family. Among these, the experience Of years
assures US. should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter-
nal and external application we have found 1t of
great value; especially can we recommend it for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and bruises
ChTisftdn Era. de Il I'm
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Government Securities.

WAsHINsToN, Jan. II, 1S7O.-Jay Cooke 8 Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Government
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GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Ask for no other take ne other, and you win cave
$1,000 REWARD for any case Of disease In sny
stage which they fail TO cure.
Dr. ktehdkS G0Iiea Bdksam No. cures Ulcera
liberated sore Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes Cu:s
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Soreness Of the scalp scrofnla, Sc is re ereates
kenoyator, Alterafiye, and Blood Purifier fnovn
Irnoyos all disease from the sy stem and leave ths
tlood pure and healthy. Wv
Gr: kicaaKs Golden Baisqz, no Z eures Mereu.
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ia mercury or ofsser causes; gives Immediate re-
,s.,.n 10 S GAGS. No dieting necessary. / have
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No: ., $50 per bottle, OF two bottles for 90 10
Dr. ktchas's GoldSs Aatidote, o safe, speedy
sieasant and radical cure for all Urinary Deranee
bents accompanied with full directions. Price, 950
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DR.. Ri6haR's Goifsa E7irsy d,Amosy, Q radical
cure Nervous or General Debility in cid young
mp2TtIng energy with wonderful eject. Price, ssh
Dr. bottle, or TIVE bottles Tor e9a0.
receipt Of price these Remedies win Be shiDpsd
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s.1asEs snasEs None genuine without the name of "Ds.
Gotdes RsDlsdiss, u. b. Richards, sole BRO
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Evening star., 1870-01-17

DISEASES OF THE SCALP
PRODUCE GRAY HAIR AND BALDNESS,
The use of
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
will restore it to its natural color and promote its
growth.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mall
r. p. HALL & CO.,
"a 3deo&Wlm Nashua, ". H.. Proprietors.
Evening star., 1870-01-17

NJ AT Bah GAINS
AT EMORY BAXTERS,
115 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
18TH AND 2OTH STREETS.
VIII from my present place of business the
last week in this month"; and will sell my stock con
sisting Of general assortment Of DRY GOODS at
much below the market value.
- MASpnk3SSCHSGIN a u s,sST CoTTON, Z cents.
/" GOOD WHITE I21S.
The hest CALICOES. 121z
BRofHE and BLANKET SHAWS very cheap.
BIAth FELN NETEENS very cheap.
A few colors of all wool POPLIS- 80 cents
. . % . - : PLAIN and PLAID POR-
LINS f2ls cents.
Over one thousand HANDKERCHIEFS from auc-
ton, very cheap.
Towels, Napkins. Table Linen, and Bed Spreads
~ low figures. A full limo sf Black Alpacas at
reduced prices. Stock Of Ladies' and Gents Under
ClothiIg. Holiday Presents. Call and examine.
del46m IRepub.l
Evening star., 1870-01-17

THE INTERNATIONAL ExPOsITIoN.-The fol
lowing is the committee authorized by the meet
ing on Saturday evening last at Lincoln Hall, to
urge upon Congress the passage of the charter
for the Universal Exposition:-Hon.S. j. Bowen.
II. NJ. Sweeny, Henry ID. Cooke, Hallet Kill
bourn, A. X. Shepherd, q. .. Howard, s. p.
Brown, j. w. FOrney, W. j. Murtaugh, $. II.
Kaufman, ID. l.. Cation, j. y. Magruder, NJ. Il.
Emery, Chas. Mason, Richard wallach, G. II.
Nichols, A. G. Riddle, A. s. SOlOmons, Simon
Wolf, n. p. Chipman, W.. S. Huntington, j. NJ.
Edmunds, Alex. Sharp, Clinton Lloyd, G. w.
BallOch, Riley A. Shinn, f. w. BARLEY, T. {.
Robbins, j. p. Tustin, Ben. F. French, Francis
Wheatley, Sr., and K. NJ. Hall. This committee
are requested to meet at the office of Kilbourn
& Latta, corner eth and r streets, at 10 n. m.
Tuesday morning. Every member of the COM
mittee is requested to attend, without fail
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
LOOKOUT FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYS.

LOOKOUT FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYS.
Avery fine snd large assortment Of HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. consisting Oh
FAMILY BIBLES.
POCKET BIBLES,
WHITING DESkS,
WORK BOXES,
PORTFOLIOS,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
TOY BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOKS,
Ard great variety of FANCY GOODS. Selling very
CHEAP. Gail and examine for yourself.
At &c. PARKER'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
OPPOSITE Post Once,
de 10 If Corner 9Th and Streets.
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y ''''s. ''''. X

y ''''H. "An'. X
purchasers TO our very attractive collection Of "
Silver EkksksiST SRe9kS mp dofHNs dE4fRkss and
DINNER SERVICES,
every style snd price, with all other articles OF ele
gance, for table ornament made Of the purest
Silver. Our manufactory has been established since
n and IT. Rrodae.s are known al over the country
orders for families OF known taste and refinement
the cities of New York, Philadelphia and Boston as
NE ofssr our usual we'll selected stock Of WATCHES
JEWELRY and PLATED WARE, and are daily
receiving additions to The same
OLD AND SILTERSMiTHS,
W Baltimore street, Baltimore.
NAVY DEPAHTMENT
~ BUREAU oF YARDS AND Docks,
WAsH!NGToS, u. c., December NJ, 1870.
Sealed ProFosaiS with plans and specifications, in
ceiyed at this 6ise until z NJ. on he s,h day Of
March; :, lsIe, rSy fer the CoNsIkUCTI0N OF
Transportation By ses. The structure To be princf
paiy OF r"n and Of capacity strength, and power to
,.SSne anu Islie Win snety vessel Of 80 ieet
weight.
Parties wishing 70 contract for building such Dock
Will have their plans and specifications complete in
al particulars before submitting them for eXamna-
relatively and with cost Of construction, and those
not fayOraby considered will be returned to the bid
The acceptance of any bid will be dependent upon
a necessary appropriation of funds by Congress- as
also whether the plans -peciheations, and cost
II contract be entered into payments in be made
pr Of the contract price will be reserved until
the dock shall be fully and sstssiae,orily tested
Chief Of the Bureau Of Y ards and Docks
dek3-lawiw
Evening star., 1870-01-17

AMCsEMENTs, PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE
AT the National Theater, this week, we have
MI. Lingard and his troupe, who commence this
evening, after their performances in New York
that have been so much spoken of in the news
paIers. Mr.. Lingard sings several OF his pot,-
ular songs, and the extravaganza of "Pluto-
will allow Mrs. Alice Dunning Lingard an on
Portunity to exhibit her great talents as a bur
lesgue actress.
Next week, at the National, the lrrepress,bla
Max Naretzek will give .us a six nights season
OF ltallan opera, Introducing several new ar
tists IN this section, among them Madame Briol
ana Signor Lafranc, whom many critics pro-
nounce the best tenor we have ever had. Miss
Kellogg viii also appear during the engagement
1he sale OF seats will commence ON "Wednesday
next at the music store Of Messrs. w. G.. Met
zerott & Co. " -Aes
at Wallis Opera House, as we have already
stated, Miss Laura Keene and her entire phil
adeipnla company, appear tonight in Robert
sons comedy Of "Scho0l," with Miss Keene as
Naoma Tighe. In the company are several
actors OF great merit, among whom are w. IT
Waiiis, w. u. Laurens, Frank Mordaupt. i. IT
JACK, and others of equal ability. Miss Mary
Carr and Jennie Anderson also appear. This
excellent company should be well patronized
during their stay here.
At Lincoln Hall. this evep;ry c,r..o o..
Moou MRS. Llppincott) viii deliver a lecture he
t! tore the Grand Army of the Republic. being the
IItn OF the course. The subject win be - In
noors. We may expect a racy lecture, in which
the accomplished ladyswill give her views as to
The uue sphere Of woman.
Evening star., 1870-01-17

NoMINATIOys.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate this after
noon:
Sebastian s. Marble, L. s. Marshal for the
district Of Maine.
Edmund ). kearney, L. $. Marshal for Wash
ington Territory.
Orange Jacobs, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court OF Washington Territory.
Milton Kelly, Associate Justice of the SUI
preme Court for the Territory OF Idaho.
u. s. AttOrneys-Darius III. Starbuck, district
of North Carolina; Nathan Webb, district Of
Maine; Henry b. Sw0Ope, western district of
PENNSYLVANIA.
Postmasters-Wm. Forbes, Macon city, No.;
Joseph l.. Stevens, Manchester, n. H.
Collectors Of Customs Cornelius B. Merchant,
at Edgartown, Mass; Edward S. j. Nealley, for
the District Of Bath, Me.
Assessors of internal Revenue-David F.
Whittle, I'd New Hampshire; Dexter Wilder I'd
New York; Henry Macarthur, Sd Missouri; L.
u. Church, District Of Montana Territory.
Evening star., 1870-01-17


SALE OF "HAMILroN PLAcE."LThat desira-
and h streets, "Hamilton Place, J" formerly the
residence of the Austrian Minister, and more
recently occupied by Postmaster General Ram
dali, has, we learn, been sold by Messrs Fitch g.
Fox, real estate brokers, for the sum Of $4,000
cash. The purchaser u gentleman high in
Official authority, and has thus evinced his con-
fidence i'm the future Of real estate I'm this city
The same firm report that the demand for pri-
vate residences by prominent ofaciak ID rapidly
increasing.
NKwsPAPIR Men At TEE BAR.-Nr. Thomas
j. Murray, lately in charge OF the local depart-
ment Of the Ndfse.oi kstetli9encer, has entered
on the practice o. hls profession lav-before
the courts Of this District, and his shinQien n
out on ~ street, near the City Hall By ref
erence to the court reports II WIN be seen fhat
Mr.. James u. ClephAne, who for several wears
past has 80 ably nlled the position Of Official
reporter OF the courts here, and who Is q STAR
Supreme Court OF this District.
NATIONAL LABOR UN1oN-The Committee of
the National Labor Union Congress OF America
consisting 0f Richard r. TreviIlick, President:
A. L. Cavis, Vice Presidenf; Alexander Camp.
bell Of Illinois, John Maguare Of Missouri, A. II.
Puett o. Indiana, nembcrs Of the committee,
are stu IN eeeeion here preparing an addroU 70
the people Of the United States, sctfine forth
the oenan0 o. the werkieemea 0f TIE nstioa-
Coon hx-ye ksys tzisa fAs"wa.Aingt@
neoAi,on 1laet lnk,s prepased and sold By y.
% %Sehn, I'D I'd 4 q S.esl1nt edcIs. He mp
Evening star., 1870-01-17

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TsSR5s sSR6s 81 IS, = - - ssIS3x6S% sI9W
HSass ssss :sd ss.S@ -; sssss:s 8 s:s!:: =.
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to the Sun:
1.-The Committee on Appropriations of the
House will be able to report three more appro-
pristion bills this week. The legislative, exec
utive and judicial bill will be submitted on We'd
provement and care Of public works in this
District win be included in the various bills and
although there are i've Western members ON the
Committee on Appropriations, they make NO
objection TO an equitable compliance with the
estimates made for the District. The regular
appropriation bills are based on existing laws
and estimates. and win not include extraordi-
latter WIN come before the House In an inde-
pendent shape, and on the appropriation for 3
new State Department TIE Western members
intend 10 unite their forces In opposition.
Evening star., 1870-01-17

IMPROVEMENT OF NJ STREET.-Mr. Harlan
introduced in the Senate this morning bill to
authorize the paving and sewage Of NJ street In
this city. It provides that the Mayor of Wash
ington, the Commissioner of Public Buildings,
and VIM. Stickney, Wilson Z. Brown, and 8.
II. kauffmann be appointed commissioners for
the purpose of paving and seweriug said street,
between New York and Vermont avenues; said
commissioners to serve without compensation
and all vacancies occasioned BY death, resigna-
Cont of the district Of Columbia. For
the purpose Of carving out the act, the
Commissioners are vested with the same power
now conferred upon the Corporation OF Wash
ineton to levy a TAX uron the property '- ,,t,,,
on said street spficient 70 rss .yr the naVins Nn
and sewerage, to be collected In the same man.
ner rs other tases. The Commissioners have
the power Of directing the manner OF putting in
tne gas and water pipes on said street, and the
corporation Of Washington is required TO pay
Ior the paving and sewerage of the space occa-
sione BY the cross streets and alleys. Referred
" he District Committee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-09
ARAOICAL ROW.

Judge Busted, of the United States
Court, committed R. NJ. Reynolds, Audi
tor of Alabama, TO Jail q few days ago
for contempt of court in refusing TO obey
an injunction issued by the Court on ap-
plication of the Southern Express Com
pany, which injunction prohibited Audi
tor Reynolds from collecting two per
cent tax from the Express Company, IN
til the matter was tested by the courts.
The Auditor claimed that he had authori.
ty to collect the tax, and hence, the suit
and Jail business. On the 9th inst John
c. Keffer, who appears TO lie q
friend of Reynolds, has brought
suit against Judge Busteed for IL
bel on Reynolds. The order for his
arrest was given to two negro police
men, but the Judge evaded arrest by
the policemen by driving to the Court
room in carriage, thereby spelling some
of Keffer's fun. The Judge then gave
bond for his appearance before the grand
jury. But the Judges troubles are not
over even with this. Reynolds himself
has brought suit against him for libel and
laying his damages at $3.50, 900. And so
these interesting cases of court trials,
tyranny, treason, jails, contempt, dignity,
libel, ETC., stand at present. all the parties |
10 which are Radicals.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-09
oURRA1IROAD ErrnRoGLuO.

The bill TO prevent the Comptroller and
Treasurer from receiving the bonds or
coupons issued TO the Mineral Home Rail-
road in payment of any Indebtedness to
the State passed the Senate yesterday by
very large majority. A similhr bill is
pending in the Senate relative to the
bonds and coupons issued TO the Tennec
see and Pacific Railroad 1t is probable
that there will be other bills of like pur
port introduced with regard to the bonds
and coupons issued to other railroads.
These bills bring up questions of the
gravest import to the interest of our peo-
Pile and the honor and fair fame of our
State. They win doubtless receive the
the maturest consideration of the General
Assembly. ~. -9..f
Wedo not profess to be familiar with all
the factsi in any of these cases. But there are
considerations of general character
which must have some effect in the de-
termination of each and all of the cases.
II is doubtless true that there have been
irregularities in the issuance and disposal
of all the Rsilroad bonds which have been
issued under our Internal improvement
laws. 1t is doubtless true that there has
been fraud in the procurement of many
of the bonds which have been issued
since the war. 1t may be, with reference
to the latter, that the State might, if she
could be made party to q suit in court
successfully resist her alleged liability.
II so, the question then forcibly presents
itself Would it be the best policy for
her TO do so2 Would ii be to her in
terest in the present or the future
te insist upon her legal rights As the
State c,unot be sued, she is the more inn
peratively thrown upon her honor. We
will not now enter into discussion of
the effect which the refusal by the State
to recognize any one of her bonds as
obligatory might have upon her credit
abroad. Independent of her interest in
keeping high the standard of her credit,
question of practical interest arises
where the Objectionable bonds have been
purchased by any of our solvent roads to
be used in the retirement of their indebt-
edness to the State If in such a case
the bonds should be rejected by the State,
| might not the number of our delinquent
roads be increased to such an extent as
to further increase the actual liabilities
of the State and imperil the whole
fabric of State creditl The roads whose
bonds were ignored would be benefited by
the fact, as it would extinguish their liabi-
lily or at least depreciate their bonds to
snch an extent as to, enable them to buy
them in for a song. We omit any allusion
to the effect upon our relations with the
Federal government. There are grave re-
sponsibilities upon our Legislature, SO
much so that even we, upon the outside,
feel oppressed by them. We believe that
plan can be adopted by which the credit
and honor of the State can be preserved,
the liabilities of the State diminished, the
current expenses paid and the accruing
interest properly provided for. This how
ever, deserves further consideration.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-09

The New York World says the blonde
hair mania is assuaging a trihe. Three
years since the passion was for auburn;
then ensued years run of the golden
of the artists and poets. Last summer
very light yellow was the glory of the
6On-tOn head. The season exhibits
symptoms of a return to nature in color,
though not in quantity. 1t is oddly in
teresting 10 note how persistcntly the
modern reproduces the ancient. Lolita
Paulina's second best dress was quite be-
yond Mrs. COolidge's whole bill-toilet,
jewels, and all, standing at $3.50, 900;
and Roman dandy there was who COM
mitted suicide because his fortune had
been reduced to only $780, 900. There
was mania for blonde hair in Tertul-
lian's period, upon which the saint has a
colloquial witticism. ''Which of you,n
says the Gospel, ''can make one hair
white or blackl" quotes the father-put-
ting into the mouth of the belle of the pc
Rod the rejoinder: "Ah, indeed that is
true; but make it yellow, whichis great
deal better" Which proves that there
came day when TO be Roman was to
be Partisan in its modern sense. The
Princess HoppGia's slippers of gold and
Jewels would have stocked Mrs. Cool
idge's whole wardrobe for campaign at
the Revere; and few of Caligula's ships |
of onyx would more than set up dry |
goods importer in business. !