Evening star., 1886-11-29
The Latest Decree. i'm Dueeao,,,

eH fOrA Letter 10 the Cincinnati Com one rate.
ihe Ia" In dudedOm which osir,ciZts any dud..
who wears an osercoat appears 10 hold as t.,.t as
e'er- Upon the streets are beginning To bs rr-
pesited the familiar spectacle ol dude, without
OstrcOatS naniuily Stcmming the winfrv btoot
and looking plnched and blue while stI1 cling IN a.
sum '.h air oi rugged enjoyment OF the Keen and
Ordcihg atmosphere, don't you kno;yP Tha rrI,s ~
10 gloves i getting little IuIxed ,syer sinc tSe
PTlnct OF Wales forgot his gloves n.. DIV rtI -,
peared barehanded Ro dude has dares ,.,.vr a.
han'iS- ~ has been the rule 10 t.5rrX erIovas ar
ytilo" kld which showed By their sham. rngt Shav
naa htstr been put on, and that is the rule vel.
Dai a roinof that The PRICE OF Wales has or will
shortly pronounce In favor OF cloves has led a
hade.
The iaimltable 'stick- apr,ears IN e-roxy ,.-,,or
and The sienderer the dude th. bigger sfIcs hss
steinS 10 want he stick is not grisped IN the
middle now and carried horizontally as it has
been Tor a year or two. Now and then nm tntIa
ton dude does this. but the genuine one oT-,sr,-
, nIs stIk ao9ut eight inches frum the ferrule ON
mead OF ~ hanging Just over his heels To see
thiee OF ieur dtiGes walking in a line across the
pavement on Broadway and tine avenue with their
Dig sticks held in this way, exactly alike is
amusing. e' :"
The sacred '.Darby" hat stiI holds sway. but
one Oh The dude leaders has mounted a IaI mar
and walked down Broadway with his sfiek yr,r.
fefsto- III Il thought he has got a tip by cable
and the result may be i revolution in tine styIe III
NAT ana The manner Of CARRYING tine stick THE
current II lie Of procedure 1ust now is To carry rhe
stieA aIter the manner described, In the right
slofe-un.ers upward and spread our and hook
the thtluo of that hand into the troy sen, pockef
niucn must De a ssaaIE-pOckeI OF course SHAKING
hailds Is not considered In good form ana * fbs
pfoper 'nihg only when some .'old chappie' is met
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DiS6iNd FOR BURIED GoLD.-Some days app a
nlsh VINO Claimed To be William butcher of e,hf
Ca, cstiile 10 OSWegu. y. :. and ASKED DeI1otss,on
oi the commanding officer at Fort Ontario IN ,iio
on certain part OF rie reservation fo a kettle oY
tOid WEIGH ne Claimed HAD been buried by the
French previous 10 the evacuation of old Erench
fOfI many years ago. The story OF buried gold
Aad beCa heard there many times before fy,,to
people " no Claimed To be able to locate traasur.
pdfi'd by the FRENCH and permission WAS rinaiiy
OBTAINED from the War department at Washiny
toh To DeSin digsing. An aunt of butcher whose
husband vas ail ola soldier, had In her po,ses,op
Z map and directed the operations After deyiua
Tor day they abandoned the enterprise ues.lar,
lns they would renew II In the spring.
tki6HTFCL MURDER or WIPE. The Reading
Pa. coreher saturday afternoon inyt.,fo.afei rS
cause Of the death OF Mrs Prank keraeT " no ms
touhd !aSt Friday evening burned 10 a crisp 'rbe
ytuy rendered verdict that the woman diesi from,
suHocalon, and that kerner st IRE To tht, nom q
70 cause her death. kerneT was committed ia f.tI
charged WITH homicide and arson III IL said 80
Couple mad QuaIreied about money matters