Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-05-08

1t is the fashion for gentlemen to
patch and perfume themselves before
they are seen among ladies.
1t is the fashion for young ladies to
invite young gentlemen to visit them.
1t is the fashion to leave the assem-
blies and concerts at / O'Clock.
It is the fashion for ladies to drink
porter in the Astronomical is quite
out of date among genteel people.
Oh dear oh dear
Receipt for making modern fash
ionable lady. Two pounds OF cork,
five yards of whalebone. one pound OF
hair, six pounds of wool or cotton, two
drains of white lead and half dram
of rouge. These with proper guam
tity of bones for the skeleton, and a
little flesh and blood for the muscles,
etc., with skin of mouse for eye
brows, one pound of powder and half a
pound of pomatum, will complete the
business.
Goats also caused trouble to good
citizens in those days as in these:
Those persons who have Goats. that
keep about the Fort Garden. are desired
to take notice, that unless they are
taken care of, and prevented from de-
stroying the fruit trees. disagreeable
consequences will attend them.
In New Jersey the grand jury have
regulated the price of almost every
thing to be had at tavern by travel
ers. The price of grog, punch. beer.
wine, yictuals. etc., are fixed, and the
tavern keeper dare not charge more.
1t is suggested that the grand jury of
New York act with equal wisdom.
Dancing schools appear to have been
doing well:
Mr.. Griffiths will have Public Ball
once fortnight during the season in
his Dancing School, the City Assembly
Room in the Broadway. Admittance
six hillings, every Gentleman has a
right to bring Lady, if he chuses.
Likewise theatres
Theatre, this evening 1.-THE Fair
Penitent." and 1.-THE Lyar."
Theatre. Mr.. Henry's night, 1.-THE
Maid of the Mill" not acted here in
thirteen years. Patty for this night
only by gentlewoman. Mr.. Henry
will recite "The Shadows of Shake
speare, to close with Daphne and
Amintor," never before acted in
America. Daphne by the gentle
woman who performs Patty.
Ladies and gentlemen are requested
to desire their servants to take up and
set down with their horses heads
toward the East River to avoid confus-
ion; also as soon as they are seated to
order their servants out of the boxes.
The reason for going out between
the acts ito see a man" is here given:
1t is customary to have dram shop
in the neihgborhood of theatres (as is
the case in this city, where the
audience, exhausted by attention to
the performance, may recruit their
spirits by taking glass of gin, or
something equally exhilarating. be-
tween the acts.
Dentists appear to have been more
proficient then than now John Green
wood, dentist. No. 1919 Water street,
substitutes artificial teeth in SO neat a
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the natural; they give youthful air to
the eountenance.
Bad eggs even from the beginning:
A foreigner observes that there are
few cities that he has been in where
there is less energy in the administra'
ton of the police than in New York.
The corporation of the laws are good,
but not enforced. Constant complaints
in the newspapers have had but little
effect in curing the evil.
Same night about 9 o'clock, quarrel
happened in Canvas Town. between
some English and Spanish sailors,
which arose to such height that one
of the latter. having drawn a sword OF
long knife. was obliged to make his es
cape. after receiving severe ohastise'
ment. Another of the party, being
desperately cut, with difficulty got into
shop, where he lay for some time tc
all appearances dead, but recovered and
got off. During this affray neither
constable nor Waterman appeared.
The New York Central Railroad. al
least between here and Albany, would
seem to be unnecessary:
Albany Stage Wagons.
The proprietors Of the Albany stage
Wagons, after thanking the public fol
their encouragement hitherto, beg leave
to inform them that they will COM
mence running through from New
York to Albany three times per week,
performing the Journey in two days;
the wagon will move from Mr.. Corce's
tavern in New York, and Mr.. Lewis's
in Albany, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday mornings, precisely at
o'clock, and return on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday following: and. al
the roads al now dry, and in good
repair, the fare Of passenger will bt
no more than three pence per mile
during the continuance of the good
roads; 100 lb. baggage will pay equal
to passenger.
Ha, hsi Aqueduct scandals ever
then:
1t is to be hoped that the corporation