New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01

cradle building is reproduced with m.,s.r
fidelity. The spirc, the towers, the pillar Z.
arches, the wtndowa, the deloatc sculpture. -. -
the heads of the monsters which form the
are exactly copied. The same scrupiIous c,,s
been taken with the interior. II yoc look ,h,..s
the great west door you see the high alts, y
chapek, the ststues and the mosaios.
church Is lighter by gelatine, as Norte Dnn. =
by its windows, in the daytime, and at nigSt !,
tiny gas chandeliers.
A curious story comes from St. Pe,I,,,-
which Is OF great interest in Paris, whe,. !"
metics OF countless varieties are 10 fpev -.
There has just been decided in the Russia -.
tai lawsuit, in which the wife OF hiss -
officer sued one Of the most fashouahI. 60
dressers Of the city for breach Of ccut,..
evidenced In HE failure 20 dye her hal, !, =
one hand and for serious injury dom :. ~
head on the other 1t appears that N,d.s.
SoosIon entered the defendants es.ablsbm.,.
August 81 and expressed desire TO hsy. a.
color of her hair corrected declario, q -
siderably in advance Of her years; she h,s.
still brisk, lively, and only forty-two, viii n.
hair was already mlvcry-gray. The srtist ana.
took, for moderate consideration, to imu,, =.
color to her locks, and it was agreed tn. ~
operation should take place. The lady took \.
seat in an armchair before a mirror. and -.
of the assistants began to rub her ~
and hair with q whitish preparacor. "a,
which he took 10 smearing Il va,
another substance "of vague, indennit, AZ,
which caused me horrible pain The aoe,,,..
in reply to the lady's excamations endeavsr5 !,
tranquillize her with the assurance that u,s N.
the way with them all"; that the pain ~ csura
by the preparation, killing ont the old color b.i,,
imparting the new. Still, he did not seem ann.
satisfied himself. for he summoned the popresx
and the two whispered anxiousy together FOR SON,
time at the far end Of the room. When a.
operator resumed the work. Nine. Sooson. glsuei,,
ut herself in the mirror, was petriied 10 see n,
hair standing on end. and, on touching it, 10 ssu.
herself that it was really hers to see IL fall On,
as il it had no roots. Horrihed at the sight Sd
maddemed with the pain. she started out Of M
chair, and rushed to the police station. when
the doctor moderated her excitement and soothed
her pains Some policemen were then dspacba
TO seal up the offending cosmetics and forward
them to the Board of Medicine. which declued
the contents of one Of them to be fused nit1u
of silver, and the other preparation In whieh
sulphuric acid was too prominent ingredient
At tho trial it was proved that the ladys Rad
had suffered very grievously from the action o
these dyes. At first il swelled to a nonstrca
size. most Of the hair falling out, while the trsss
that remained assumed epellent green tint AID
also began to fall out. The lady whose closely
shayen head was covered with wig. requested
the court to compel the defendant to supply her
with wig at once. and TO attend TO her hair
every day until it grew as long as before t
cosmetics, which bore the appropriate names Of
BIond-biond' and Drops Of Heavenly Dew
could not possibly have caused any inconvenience
to Nine Sooslof, who was suffering previously
from some skin disease. This unsalant pks
having been completely dsproved the court fined
the defendant in the sum Of fifteen dollars