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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-23
The BAILEY BOARD Of TRADE.


Al Able Set q Trustees 4Sr the Re-
nals6sr q NJ Tear 1899.
An adjourned meeting Of the HALEY
Board of Trade was held last evening
10 ths Office Of tho County Recorder.
Itwas we'll attended. over 10 members
and oitissns wishing to become mem.
bers being present. d mi
The committee appointed at the
meeting held last Saturday, to revise
tho Constitution and By.Laws and
propose Boasd Of Trustees, reported
that, in their opinion, those already in
force would suffice for the present.
They recommended that Messrs. G..
V. Brya",G. NJ. Parsons, H. R. Plug.
hoff, H. z. Burkhart, Claude Camp.
bell, Il. E. Strahorn, and T. Il. Picotte
be the Trustees for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Picotte, while thanking the
committee for the honor conferred,
said he had 90 much to do, being al.
ready Secretary Of three organizations
and Assistant Adjutant. General Of the
Department Of Idaho, G. A. R.. that
he would be compelled to neglect the
duties Of any new position which he
would assume. This would be unjust,
and even worse, to his friends
he community and himself. He felt
proud of the nomination. however
and only declined to serve with great
regret.
Nominations being in order, s. D
Boone, Alex. Whitman, E. b. True
H. +. Steward, Frank Taylor, S. J
Friedman, Lyttlcton Price and other
wers named.
Mr.. Price declined, because o
probable absence; Colonel Taylor Be
cause be had already served two year
~ Trustee; S. J. Friedman because
be could not attend to It. Messrs
Nillman, True and Steward were no
present.
IT.. ~. L H. .>..,1<>H a., follosva
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-23
Notice Of CO.Partnership.

Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned
have this day formed . c0.partnershtp to transscs
4 Gene, a1 Barrering business at the old stand In
Bullion Block, under the name and style Of Walker
Needs.
By close attention to business. they will endeav.
cure new ones.
LEWIS w. WALKER.
DAN NEEDS.
HALEY, Idaho, April ~. 1890.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-23

The above sale has been postponed until MON
DAY, NAY s, 1850. ....H4 . e..,.
P. H. KINNEY, Sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-23

Psrs! Pelts! Hides!
The highest cash price paid tor
hides, pelts, and fxrs. by
Lr,x FULp, Hsiley, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-04-23

POSTPONEACNT.
The above sale 10 postponed until WEDNEs
DAY, April q, 1880, at the same time and place.
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FACTS.
RED CLOUD.

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CITY CHATTER
osseleA ~ Ger ASsss Dspesssss, asA
PssposeA ~ oos 0eoAOeU.

wv AVN oOKOBYBO 0OO
Pssposs1 ~ Gee oeoAosU.
Earn 70 rsas. @. ". Barker.
Mosha't. fer cheap sisvsrs. Prisss
clear dovs.
J. L. KalsI. Of OssAs ~ 10 sAs
city shis week:
J. n. Yossg ssd sos sss hone
from Chicago.
A fresh Durham ssv Tor sais. Ap.
ply q tAis o1ss.
I'd. Dehssssa ed viis we're il
tAis city this week.
Dsys seld 3s,7so sisafs Lest year.
ssod gesds ia l.
Wanted, . aeed girl a esss q Ne
City Bakery ssd RsssassssG
Frsa Dusrie, ~ Old tine sitissa d
Red Ciesd w. 10 Ne city last vssk.
"Absssaasbss" q he Dsptiss
sAsrsA March II. Get sssiy To- u.
Miss Hsasis XaAssa 10 quite sick
Nth d sspps q Ussls Levi hesss's.
Plassies u Ne lssss kalsesiss asA
0oll 0Ait&,i % ~ AaskSe. Seta ely
b Cesasy.
Aassa Cessvss purchased ND
Dussis's hose and lot 10 Ne ssstA
part Of tews,
Nm. Z. q. MsCvllsv d AtsAisos
sAds Ass Asns 70 he Great Family
Weekly for 1890.
We sdviss cor rssdsm - 80 70
Dsys's iss vsll pspss. - b Ass . ssv
,tosk ed sec ssylss.
Jsks Sellers y sgsis 10 he city
ssd be- sssspssd . posisisa Nth ns.
AstAvs. tAs ssss nss.
We sssiss sAsa Ceisssl Hsevss bss
Asi Ainsslf issssvisvsd % . sssdi.
dsss Sss 0evsssee. Mesa
"A. Kiaspbssy, = ~ OAIs
ihssd u Re. ssl Nm. 0SA J. Wss'
no ~ Il ~ sity this vsst.
Olse Dsssss, 80 Il ~ thrifty
essnsss eAds bic haos - ~ 0sseA
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ssiS q svss ssss ~, yss vill - ~
vise~ y ~ snssss u sbsss o6.ool
lyea yin ell % NeNiW = 0slssAa
~ ~ sss 900. 4
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sssssss1 sAssgs1 visA sllsGs1 SssessJ
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sAassl sgsissltsssi ispIsosssa h
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4 osvs saaad 10 % ssssO0sdAstee
y ossy pssPis. Bsye's ssss ssss1
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visA y ssssssibs e. ssy psess ~
dIssIl u - sArssgA Dsys.
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~ nsss ~ Asssd q. 0ssWsl
tieose essds IN y slsss1 - IN
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u!8Ws.

$500"
For Gsvs.sSASSAs h. rNsy.s.
Mr.. r. n. rslsea hss been on N
siek lies.
n. II. Joass Ass moved is,e ksayc'
SAesa's r-sidssee.
New dry goods. Prsss ssA eise
hans q Nsv Yest Store.
OLD Prohsblhsiss predicts sAss u,
tAssucassos gill rise. Coed.
Jvdes Skslses ssd siis vsss vis,s
leg T. Z. Hselss asd family shis sssl
sheriff rssl ~ over 70 ksssssy
THE vssl. Ne ssol . by 70 sAs ~
fern seAesl.
Charley sssley 10 NE ssss' 's' ,A'
kiaball pissss asd esssss. II oil
Psy you 70 80 hin.
Tesorsov 10 Ne lrss 81 u b,
Seos spsise Gill - herr eth oil bel
iovsiissss. Hope %.
Miss Asss Kaovlss bee sssssasd
froo Ksssas ed 10 visitiss 9Th The
Family Of NJ. w. PsslsA
4 vsissd somuusiessisN irsa lee.
vale ssAs 10 TOO isss Zoe p~stliss,iss
this vssI. IL oil appear seat sssl.
March viil sous IL - ussN~-es
NJ ssss day Of NE 1es'A-Asd . H.
us 81 10 he pssdississ 81 ear vss'hss
prophet
Neal. The villiss vAo ossdsssi Ne
Jesss family ssss OssAsAss bsss ~.
rssssd ssd 10 200 10 Ne Dsuslss
sesssy jail.
The BIG slsvssss nss T. " Lesrsy
Of Lisesls. - . letter Z, Jsdss Tsus-
Icy eas'v 70 psy ~ sssts % ''ssl
81 Red Ciosd sos o ..
AZ yss lits II. Orgy ssd isasa
vAisLsss nay b sAssGsd 70 their ssI
oral ssd svss eelee-bsvVa o. blssi-
BY ssisS BsskissAas's Dye. Ivy "
TIE sgsiss gospel meeting d Ne
bsys bssssA viil b Asla ssss SsAbssA
NSp. -, 10 he Dspt.ss shsssA.
All he boys 10 Red Ciosd sss is,!ssl.
6svsssl Of ess valuable sesrsspss.
dssu Asvs bsss len over Tile vsst.
osiss - he crowded sesdiMos d
eur selssss. They v'll appear sss'
vesk.
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lie 10 opsaiss p . lice u sSsIssl.
ssssi ,nplssssss. usst 10 . god
ssllos ssd vim sssss y~esfsi'ly ssd ssi,,
.aLs aossy. We vIsh hin success.
4. 1. u.pAsaes, sold ssothss pisss
Of real estate Ills vssk 10 NJ. lilil
Of Lissels. sessistiss d 30 sssss sis
us.sd across he river. NJ. ain y 10
The city ssd vill tsls 'sns t'sts pc.
sessios.
I~s quality, ses qsss''y. b Ne
tsss q . ssdisiss. Ayers SsiSsps.
sills 10 he eoassssssssA sstssst u he
best ssd psrsss Isgvst'ssts. Nsdi.
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Ne ssssss ED nsss sssseoial kss1
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psistAs digestive sssstiess ED srssss
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sssssssy, vAils " sssss Ne ssssA
isss ~ issssfsss sisA tts ssssisss
q ssaAss sssoash % liver.
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bsssisg ~ Ne city. bssts isss ~
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sAs Aydnss vssssAss, a.. - ne
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eity this week.
The laress, sason.es, Of rocking
eAsin q Isylors.
Vented, . good girl q once ~ u,
City Bakery ssa Ressssrsss.
Oil cake, sosdisios powders. sssss
foot ssd Asrssss oil u Dsye's.
,. r. Besasll, he rsilsssA sssslss
vss 10 NE city Ne ether day % rail-
road busiasss.
The Nsbs.sks asd Ksasas fNu
l1ssa q. wat al The good farm
loaas they M get.
A. Il. Haley places HE same %
the big roll Of The Great Fsni:y
Weekly fos 1890.
Take yoss prescriptions - ,Cossise
che Stli 0l then With accuracy ssd
- ssasossbls psisss.
Go sad see MorAAst. lie 10 ssllisg
hardware way dosn. The rstsss
kaosksd slssr oss Of siaWsrs, etc. 4
BULK garden sesds ies Ill. Best
vaeiesies, largest stock. sssas frssA
ssd shssp.-Psaxixs = NifcRsLi.
HvsrysA,ss 10 issss goods ~ ssrv.
ID psisss. Rabbit brand warranted
esnts q el.-McNirr 4 0ALusnA.
Arosd Nos.as ssAllios. sssd %yss.'
Tor sale o. sssy forms, isqsiFe 81 4.
L. Smith, q Eth svsnus barber shop.
Loass made ., lov sssss d isssssss
BY The Nsbrasks 4 Kansas esrr Less
Co. Nosey ready y ssss - pspsss
ere sissed.
Pss(assly = Aulss sss sill sslliss
vinegar ssd ssaasulss jsiss. Call ssd
zee them. Coed cider vinegar Tor 20
essss PEI ssllos.
The Electric Light Cospssy hsA
shs n~islerssas 70 busa eat sbsss 90
worth Of asusesss SAs other sigAI
They ass unfortunate.
Alex Bentley usss sAsss Assdqssr.
ssrs happy With . big ressd dollar Tor
he Great Pa.ily Weekly To- Ne
coming ysas. Thanks.
lloshars che hardware nsa 10 up 10
asns ssa 10 selling hssdvsss u slsess
cost He 70 knocking Ne bottom sss
q pdsp. CSos - osss.
Oa,$iibo .ss's sAsss est b best
u ~ Usitsd Stsess. IL bustes, lsss
q epsgssss. Try . pair. - Chss.
Sshsaai, Nsv York Ss,ss.
4. Mlrhars he's 'sssrssd fsss -
sxtssdsd "Trip 10 Missouri where 10
vsat 70 visit relatives. He ssys Red
Clesa 10 good enough Tor hin.
All pssssss indebted - Bssg =
0slsshs. will please sall ssd ssttls he
zane b sssh q sets q osss.
Bsso Z 0ALsssA.
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Moss. 1sys esd CAiiAssss sssds.
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gssAAiss sss yos sAss vill istsssss 30
-ncNrr = 0ALrsnA.
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sssA psespsssss ssd pseb,bly ssvsd
~ shsssA.
n - sisA - psssAass . sAss sss
ysss teys o. gssis hist siii ssssA ~
vsss sd ssss sssvssy Icy ssaes,sAss
p osis u Noses IsssAss tAsssgAsss
ss1 % ss0oes sssss i3ses ell q
tAs Nsv Ysst seSss.
WAiis l1s. r. 4. Ped ~ vile
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|esoDssd - drive ssssss . Rts,s iitsA
vhss The Aesss js.ssd, stssviss
Ma Pssd go q ~ bsssy. bss fss-
tsssssly ~ ~ isjsss ~ sssisssly.
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~ sisasss Il tbs sisy - 80 .
ssslsAs baskss u Cs'by, Ksssss 80
10 tAs sisy shis vssa vtsiaisG ~
fs,ss1s. While ksss b hsA ~
0ssss vssiiy wsstiy ssssisssA y
~ sSdsss r. 1874.
g.. wissss ~ pspsis sassAiss n
Ms sisy hss srtsssst Asosfsso xss
YET ~ (1iMeo vhees ~ 1910.
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-
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= a~v ~ ~ 6ssass, sNsv a1@S1S
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= - - sssss = ~ ss@110~
aAsG t. easn1 -. ~
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sHaus ssv@uss
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~ sssos ossnsome~
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sss~st ssssssssess2p esas9e -
49, s~es - Ssasseao -
essssssAs sssassasoiSsAe ~ -
80 -
ss.sss ssssAAs As9O sodnnA
~ DSso 1890 - <nsno~ 80
s $50 60 aAe e6
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osasa~ bassssae sssaase ~ ~ ~
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100 0~Asssasss Dsvs~s-sn spssaD
0sO sssssss usssssssaD. sAssUs - ~
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|ossvAa1ssAs ~ t6sA essssAo1A oastsas-
~ 00eAey 0nAas - os.>sAss us6l
AQHsA q 0na1sA
0ss0sAssE -. ss1A =. nAsonsss. n
UaaW,O o. ~ ~ ~vSs s~vsss -
|essa~ ~ ssssA6aUW ssss ~. ~
0so 0ssssssb sahnsatA ~
- 0nassaso asssa6sso - ssssso q
1870 ~ essaD ~ . T. -
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- Ne s>ssl sssA sAissy,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28

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A~o' sss ~ sslis> ss4sss
u y W " ~ slsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28

mo 0''As Ne Isstesissss us,.
- ssssslIs. PsstA. lAsS.
The h'xAsss possible ,sssiss. ne
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w. u ossAsss isIsvvsl. ~
~ 10 bsils - ss~ sssAsssssl vsts.
sitlss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28

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sHyscHs,A hs4IA~sS
@ssy~n~HasA ss ss<. . 81
CO. dsvssus.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28

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. TsssAsy. nsssA ijSA. isun- - s'~ssA
2. -. 1soaSasV os1ssvnsss - 49,
Soeost - ~ sU0Okno6oo - ~ Hoess>
sAss 81. 80 sss1ssss - ~ tSUAsAsp -
e. 1sslbeoAe - - 80 - toOsooo>s
ennkeonGnA y. 2As9Uv,
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~ O''Ssss lsss SD osAss .
b~o tssisss ssttsA etsA oil
tssas u SAsss1 - I'll htsls q 0ssss.
lei. 1ttss tUsys sssAy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28

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~ ssss6 g ~. eos ~ Vsa~ SssAs.
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sos6seoo ~ - saos - ssDsooAA.
hsesseD g - - ssvupo10A
IaouAaA GAlOmAs.
10 Gs0soe - Oseo gsvsl
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aOo1ass1ssvy OAsssA ~ - -
sWtWAo @u1A
Gke0UO.
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mo. b y ~ Ssty - ssssA
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|.AI~ O"As Gss sstis 20 siii
NO y drive III saAss sss,se
assAtsss lsss 4sss siaAs ksoss 80
As~>s AaAis. >~AaAlsei A~~S
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28

.s:sySSsssc: - s::s,S
SsIssYs = 80 . - tSOtA nslQeSH
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SS0a@ e1Ss ~aA. TT t4ssts:
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28

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NO. u skiss 10 ~ sQA osb
Iss Sesfess s>SssA % vsstsASs sess<
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28

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mo. u ssvsss We ssiasA'ss
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wNS~ O"Ib>ss ~ Ssss a. tsStw
w. u ~ essst lskrs. Never
ssses - lassshs esss tssss ~ blss
sksesl. sAss~ss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28

AL n'ssAsaSkss sAsss Sssts u
NO. - sssds stAls sss 80 ~.
Sss sSlesASl O ehoesls oosAsss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-28

M O"is ssa,sissA ~ sS-s<
NO. u tssslaissy go yss'ssS n
The evening world., 1890-04-17
III eAReIERE oI slvIoLlA."

NIme. Patti seemed last night to have been
pressed with the idea that her indisposi-
on had eau ed great deal OF annoyance
. .u Manhattan Island. When she first ap.
.cared on the stage of the Metropolitan
! Dpera- House. thought | could discover
| lurking beneath that expression of gay
insouciance a sort of contrition. At any
rate she atoncd for all shortcomings. by u
performance in III Barbiere di Siviglia. 1"
that was conceded to be the best that shO
has given this season.
Rarely has tho Patti beeu moro arclily de-
lightrul. more coquettishly frolicsome. and
moro ingonuously girlish than last night.
Her sprightliness was suggestive of Lolita
without the kicks. The Patti of operate
comedy is another being from the Patti Of
musical tragedy. Patti without fiRal
Arat scene is dramat cally delicious; the
il '.rGrtain wedding is decidedly prefer
(, T..
Ine diva was in excellent voice last night,
nni how gracious shs was. to be sure
You poor. dear things, she seemed to say.
you are going to lose me soon. I've dis
appointed yon twice / do not wish TO cast
gloom upon your Spring, so I'll be kind
tonight" And she was. She sang the
horid shadow song from "Dinorah with
all its delicate vocal lace.wurk; then sho
folded her fat little white hands, chubby
aud becrcamed like those of cherub. and
warbled Home. Sweet Home" in her own
delightful way. Patti can don q pathetic
air in a moment. She always brings the
best she can find in her dressing-room for
Home, Sweet Home"
The audience applnuded tumultuously.
hn vii
and two or three Partisan winks. Comm
Thro the Rre." | was greedv enough to
wish she would follow this with within
Mile of Edinboro' Town." but she didn't.
In fact an expression of sadness crept into
her face as sue noted the Unsuitable appetite
OF her audience. She advanced to the foot
lights and repeated the last verse OF
Comm Thro the Rye, her eyes appear
ing to say, "You naughty, greedy children.
you don't know when you've had enough"
The " Count of Almaviva" was sung by
Sig. Perugini. In the first act his singing
was very fiat and uneven. But he improved
as he proceeded, and in the last act was quite
felicitous. Perugini's acting was extremely
good and his appearance most artistic.
Nine. Buermeister sang her one solo very
pleasantly. Del Puente was Figaro; Mar
casso. Don Basilio. ana Carboni, DIR. Bar
toto.
The role of DR.. Bartolo is almost Hoytian
in its peculiar kind of humor. Indeed, tho
whole opera is permeated with q drollery
that does not seem to appeal very strongly to
the Italian artists. couldn't help wonder-
ing howWagner would have emusicallytreated
Dr.. Bartolo, especially when that worthy
shut his nose in the door and rubbed the noso
afterwards to allay the pain. / imagine
Wagners heroic passages a. the nose Wa"
caught III tine portal; the musical descrip-
tion of the pain inflicted the delicate
tremolo that would mark the withdrawal OF
the organ. and the pathetic melody which
would be called forth to portray Bartoloa
anguish, and his curative friction.
ALAN DALE.
The evening world., 1890-04-17

mate friends IL they should happen 10
come out In modern headgear.
Recorder Smyth occasionally buys O
new hat but where he gets IL is a mys-
terry, FOR the brim Is always fully an inch
wider all around than that Of the modern
styles, and shades his slim judicial lea.
lures like sun umbrella.
Judge Van Brunt glories in a hat of
antique shape and invariably wears IL with
the fur brushed the wrong way.
Ex.Jndge DOnohue has an enormous
bell-ciowned lat, the top of which is big
enough to store away all tho papers in
half u dozen lawsuits. LAWYERS say that
lie carries all his cases in this hat and has
done SO for the last quarter of q century
Cen. Francis u. Spinola's stoyepipe
somewhat embles that of Judge Demo.
hue, only it has wider and more rolling
brim and is set of 10y shirt collar Of CO.
lossol Dimensions. Nothing but the
troadest o. broad lrims could 20 with
such collar.
jay Gould always wears natty little
ga tile of the latest style. but Henry
Clews. the banker, feels more at home in
one that IS two or three seasons old and
well fitted to the shape of his head.
Mayor Grant is just as careful about the
style OF his lat as when lie wns an Alder
man, and Senator J. Sloat Fassett buys a
new hat every time he comes to New
York.
There are several aristocratic old
Frenchmen in town who stick to the
style of Louis Philippe in the way of
head gear.
The brims are perfectly fat and
straight and about two inches wide.
They form perfect right angle with the
crown and are as sharp as scissors at the
edges.
Prof. John L. Sullivan sets the style in
dress for the pugilstic fraternity. lie
always wealsa dazzling tile thu reflects
the sun like mirror and furnished with
a two-inch rolling brim. Robert Bon.
ner's hat is, strangely enough. of the
same pattern, but is quarter Of an inch
larger around.
When Gov. Itill comes to town he wears
silk hat OF style about two years old.
hut in Albany he prefers u soft felt. E1-
President Cleveland has his hats made to
order, and likes n considerably wider
brlm than the prevailing styles nliow.
Col. Ward McAllister. on the other
hand, is always I'D to date in his hats,
aud when he does not wear silk tic hc
affects the soft, broaA.hrimno 'lUrv
felt hat.
Sheriff Daniel T.. Sc -. .a~ru
to be in the s,yr a. ....oI- silk
hats. though lie u.tca.a'H. 'lhc military
slOucl hat.
Uncle Rufus Hatch IL, vcr wears any
thing but soft white or light brown felt
knockatout. and Senator Jones. of No.
vada. who buys all his hats in New York,
is always seen in an ancient black slouch.
His hats are said to last several years. as n
rule.
The biggest hat worn by any New
Yorker is that of All attachG of the Post
Office. Its size is ~, ana its wenrer is
also manufacturing chem st aud an anna
teur opera singer.
There is also young man in the EN-
ploy of the Custom hOuse who has head
of extraordinary size. His hat is No.
8, and rs lie affects the latest styles he has
to have ali his hcadgear made to order.
for none of the fashionable hatters keep
that size in stock.
The evening world., 1890-04-17

red grease paint; one pound OF rouge for
the cheeks aud one pound OF rouge for
her lips, This lip rouge does not rub of
and she can cat her meals. do all the kiss
ing she wants, and bite her lips without
diminishing the rosy tint The balm for
whitening her hands filled twelve pint
bottles; the cream for her neck aud arms
amounted to the same, half the quantity
Icing rich cream tint for the stage.
twenty-five boxes OF face powder and
TWENTY-FIVE boxes of bath powder COM
pleted tile supply"
What did you do with her wrinkles ?"
Rubbed them out by making tho
grohnd flesh plump. Wrinkles need caro-
full handling. They must be approached
on the plan OF opposition. That is If the
lines of care run down rub the flesh
from side to side until 1t comes up and
swallows them as IL we're; tho cross
wrinkles III the forehead need TO DO ap-
preached vertically and those around tho
eyes obliqucly.
Nicolini became verv much interested
in the operation and made him jar of
cream to soften and stimulate his fair
ace."
Any eyebrow. black"
No Patti has no use for 1t. Her brows
aud lashes are SO heavy that she never
rtrengthens them. even for the stage.
tnd she has n singular way of making up
Der eye. Most actresses paint theirs red
to raise them. Nine. Patti takes little
SCOT or lampblack and rubs it over her
ntire lids, the effect making her eyes
ackcr mud larger than they really are"
Does she wash her face?"
AZ least twice n day in warm water
tn white soap. l tell YOU what she
doesn't do-get tired or cross. She has
maid who gets perquisite for keeping
dIsagrceable people and things away from
her. PATTI curbed her curiosity long ago.
Now when letter. telegram. parcel or
paper is withheld she understands the
philosophy of ii and dismisses the matter
from her mind"
And so it is. With voice like PATHS
a woman would be beautiful with n skin
as mottled as cheap calico, aud with the
assistance of massageuse and 1900 worth
of lotions Dutch doll might cast scorn-
ful glances ut the pretties, figures in f1ow-
cry Dresden. NELL NELSON.
The evening world., 1890-04-17
SLOWLY KILLING HIS CHILD.

How Father Was Unsuspectingly
Poisoning His Daughter.
A friend of mine has just had AN expert
ence that the reformatory tract societies
ought to get hold of, says writer in the
New York ReUielo. His little ihree-year-
old daughter became very dropping and
delicate in health about u year ago, and
has SO continued. with only this curious
variation-she has picked up wonderfully
during the time Of each OF his several
absences from home.
Feeling keenly conscious that he had no
poisonous ntentions towards his offspring,
the oddity of this circumstance preyed
upon his mind. II preyed to such account
that he finally arrived at the solution
his tobacco smoke WAS killing his child,
He kept her with him great deal, and
he smoked all the time; the smoke-im-
pregnated atmosphere was too much for
the delicate organization. He instituted
reform and the child began to pick up at
once.