, 1873-09-30

Joy to tho check Of Mason. Walk by IT with
two friends. Ono looks indi1orontly, and movos !
nsSd Hnh0f o. 9 5ss swoe R e vt S 's 5Ss po
nnt mne for % 'al alsoa ' md tho boits
which aro olaboratoly worked, mud displays |
sc1 efo So"afGh h ~ Me edxt the !ha
knights Of Bt. John Of Jerusalom, TINT DO
would seem competent to write history of lIo-
brew millinery.
long It soeme ns ii tho reports Of the EXPOSE
tlon had bcon writton only for men, aud as If |
tho things which interested women woro to bc |
Intentionally omitted Pit u j. thore is trouble |
hats and somo other articles chango 50 rapld1y
that tic oontouls OF tho casca would havo to be
altered every oulor day. Aud is 1t
eurprising. Tint ,',, The m9aoFy, Mao;, Of ' women
ia 40 poor; when It is BORNE iii mind tint they
hayo to keep track Of ali those variations aud |
fluctuations in fashion, which are as rapid and
as great as tho Variations IN fancy .ocha during
a fiold-day oil Wall street? D. B. Fisk d CO.
havo some worry pretty things, in this limo, and
oBpecially somo ribbons, which arc 10 beautiful
as to be dangerous. They hre trimmings for
which many woman would sell hor SOUL aud 1t
ia we'll tint they arc kept under glass, since 9TH
erwiye they would be as mschtovous as Mophis-
Another place which, deserves the attention Of
the ladies' IL where Hollistof hhB built him d
curtains, etc., while inside 1t Ii furnished with
the most gorgeous and attractive furnlturo,-
chatra which Are ~ aoit aa sleep, and divans
covered with such dolicate stuff TINT they al-
fitted to bo framed and huugup II Hr. Hooley
Ia sincere In hiB intentions to mako his theatre
tho home OF parlor comedy, lie would do u wiho
thing to buy this sos. It would encourage hin
actors aud nctreBsos, for they could not fail to
play better In the midst Of such furniture.
N. Bit would have to bo covered during
emotional Bccnes, or Miss OConnor would weep
upon 1t, and her tears would leave their imprint
thote, as they do on the hearts Of spectators
or, tor emotional plays, have lorae-hair.
Lot ua hurry to tho maclfnory department In
Older to get back to real life. and recover from
the effects Of that Inst sentence. Marder, Luso
ting it not only with specimens Of thoir various
| types, hut thoy havo put In n mnchno, Quo Of
those ingenious things which it is easier to look
| at than to describe, or even un1erHtand and
end Of tic room. Phelps, Dodge l. CO.
| have an entertaining little toy which Is called
quilting~rnachine, and which is usod tor making
the soles Of ahoos everlasting. a pair Of Hhoes
would last tho Wandering Jew for haff-a-dozen
round -the-world pilgrimages. The bottom OF tho
shoots ingeniously quilted with bts Of wire thread
| 10 that the solo Of ones boot somewhat roRem-
pig-iron this process is somewhat expensive, but
! it is durable. a parent studied tho workings
Of this apparatus with much interest, and ut last
the exhibitor proposed to finish OF his boy shoes
done on tho spot: The boy waa ut first pleased
but when he gathered from tho conversation
that ho was bound over to those shoos for somo
years, and could never, never soun hole in tho
seon Afterwards acrapping tho sole Of one Of them
| on the blade Of a mower. There was an animated
struggle, in which the mower got the boat OF it.
Another valuable pieco Of machinery is Thorp's
or. Eyory ono is aware Of burglar-alarms. that
network Of wiros which. when touched anywhere,
ring bells everywhere, and suggest to tho burglar
tho advisnbity Of postponng his visit till an-
other time The pckpookot doteetor works S o. =;
slightly modified for personal use. Tho system
il quite simple. a small magnetic battery il
slowed away in the pautaloonH-pocket, whence
which run into all tho pockets Of yest, coat or
| overcoat. II the thief puts oven the tip Of his
flngor where he should not, it sets the machine
in operation, and small bell, which is hung il,
and warns him Of the attompt upon his valuablce.
Since Saturday the msjeaty OF the law has
been yindicated, and htarancsi has been COM
pellod to haul down tho nag on which it was
1t dono Hay TINT It was pathetic sight. and quito
as touching al the surrender of Gen. Lee. 10
make it tie harder to boar, Gunther stood by
and aaw It done, and Maranoai exclaimed, III his
l.
| good doal of seltshne5a In the world, oven in
tho Exposition Building, aud five minutes after
h1aranesi struck hiH oolors, all around him-ilor-
lists or birti-sellors-wont on with their business,
| and left him alono in his agony. His only con-
ISOLATION is that hc did not vote for Judge WILL
| iamB.
Tho floral display improves daily. Thanks to
Measre. Trofry, Desmond. Ellinwood, Sanders,
and, right In among them, kaempfer has hung
up his cages of singing Birds which sing oil tho
mora sweesy on account Of tho porfumed mir
and Towering plants about thon1. At the
in themselves, but whom contrastcd with tho
living ones they are unsatisfactory, as much go
as q TOW forlorn hoop skirts and corsots near by
when compared with the ladies moving past.
soulless and voiceless. On the glass case con.
tanning these glove-atting oorsetB there ia not
the usual sign Of ' Hnnds on" but; instead Of
it,, Gentlemen unaccompauied by ladies will
Beneath the shade Of flight Of stairs stood
an indignant exhibitor, and sulkod when aceostod
He waa voluble in explaining his wrongs, for he
had boen wronged: Why was IT that this and
toned, whito his were passed. by unnoticed.. He
know how newspapers wero run. II ho had had
anything to give reporters, he would haye had
notice too. But he had no candy, no pressed
brick, no hair goods, nothing Which could bo
barterad for q dozen lines, aud hence 1t WAS that
Ae was neglected. The omission was intention
al, for tho time to crltoise his department OF
productive industry had not then arrived. Now
It has come, and attention Ia invited to tho spool
mems Of. the work OF senyard & Co..,
stair-buidors, etc. This "etc." ia added
SINCE It appears from their card, that
"the following aro among orr most prominent
contributions to Now Chicago: g. N. Holden,
n: g. stoarnB, Tuttlo Brothers, Dr.. Ingalls, and
Others" ANY possible doubt as to the author
ship Of these gentlemen may DO looked upon "a
settled. They exhibit soma stairs which arc
certainly very beautifully made, and show that
they arc tue poets Of tho stair-making business.
would regardlesHly tramp with muddy boots Oh,
but they are Of tho romantic school, fitted to ba
sat upon BY lovers on ball-nghts. When one
looks ut them ono says: "ThoAo stairs arc not
squeak aud betray mo ii tip-toed up them late
at night, returning from the club, or-elBe-
whore" All genslemen who expect to be out
lRte at night should get stairs from HenYard.