"Satan Rebuking Sin," cartoon, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, July 20, 1867.

SATAN REBUKING SIN (The European papers say that Mr. Carlyle, the celebrated author, is generally followed by a train of rowdy boys, attracted by the outlandish hat he wears) Mr. Carlyle: "Some of the little street boys have been hooting after me in the street, and making remarks on my broad brimmed hat." Horace Greeley: "Well, all I can say is, that it serves you right. A man has no right to make himself conspicuous by his dress in the public streets." (See Tribune editorial last Monday)