The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-02
NBw.vORKIsM MS.


=, oro ct,arqed with violation of the neutrality
,au,s in connection with the recent attempt TO |
q, on, cvpeditions TO Cuba. They are treated |
,,i,h noliteness-hut what is the politeness OF
oritonsp Naturally enough they don't ike tneir
ruorters Ludlow Street Jail is the Marshalsea
Of Gotham, and teens with Father Dorrlts, 10
,ybom there arc some Cuban additions now
"i1T,,, r,,ore have been quantity of marriages in
,,sbionable gife within the past few weeks but
,to o;tv is now SOLDERING down to its summer
s;mmer. Fifth Avenue begins to wear tdde
.s,,oct Its accustomed brownstone impassive-
,o.e 4,ss become almost gloomy and oppressive.
Coy,c,,ts are seen gallivanting until late hours
ncfo-e the doors, and there are neverany lghtsin
t,,c INNER windows. 'Out of Town explains
;,ou. FurOTe and the watering places have de-
,,,cted those parlors and drawng-rooms, and
sutumn Will have almost passed before that
magnificent highwqy shall bloom and blossom
as usual
Nvsterious Fpg1ishmen come to this mystic
rious city. and mysteriously disappear. men
toned some time ago the case OF Mr.. III. fer-
ciyal Stebbings, who disappeared from the
Breyoort House, and who has been once heard
of, but net once seen since. letter dated June
2G. was received by the proprietor oil that MOTEL
il was written, or purported to be written oy
Mr.. Steggbiugs. and promised that that gentleman
hill and take away his baggage. Neither of
these odtsjhas been consummated. The sigma
ture ofthe note corresponds with that on the
hotea register and it is supposed that the unfor-
tunatetmau is detained by force somewhere.
in the same manner as modern Italian
bandits and the Greek Pallikaria detain cap
tivcs dor the sake of extracting large ransom.
Mr.. Stebbings was one of party OF Englishmen
who,arTived in this country a few weeks ago.
One e0ft May Sunday morning he went to take
an ente-breakfast walk, and the breakfast waited
forhm in vain. 1t was thought he would turn
up I'm the Morgue, or be found dead in Washing
ton Parade Grounds, or undergo assault and
battery at the hands, or rather clubs, of the
police Neither of these events has as yet
tyanspired, however, and the affair remains as
profoundly dark as the Rogers murder or a
phantom Cuban ship. New York is truly a
queer place Strangers go out for walks before
breakfast, and never come back. That is one of
our institutions.
Mr. Roosevelt is becoming sort of journalistic
Fisk. couple of weeks ago he bought the
Citizen, and now he has bought the Round
Table, intending to incorporate both these
papers in one. The style and form of the Round
Table viii be retained, and the Cjtisen.will cease
Ito exist. The number of pages in the new issue
will be twentyfour, and it is understood that its
tendencies will be Saturday ReUieloish. The
editorial staff ON both publications will be re-
tanned, and the fippancy of the one will qualify
the philosophy of the other AS an addendum TO
this newspaper change, might mention that the
Newark EUeatag Courier is ont in new type
(not before it needed it), and has been enlarged.
Madame Demorest-the original-leaves this
port for Europe next Thursday. She expects to
perform star engagement, so to speak, among
the mantua-makers there, imparting wrinkles,
and receiving some, on the subject of fashion.
She is one of the hardest-worked women in New
York, but she always toes the mark, particu-
larly when it is to make her customers foot the
bills. On Wednesday Mr.. William Nibo left fol
Liverpool in the Nevada.
+, Miller is the name of moral phenomenon
dwelling in the neighborhood of Union Square
who advertises for the owner of lost umbrella
that he has found. He is the one righteous maI
that shall save the city whenever we have occa
sion to request peculiar stpulations to tina
effect ] don't wonder New Workers are so COLI
and exclusive to all strangers who do not pre-
sent the usual conditions to the entree into tn
best society. The professional thief makes sue
a genius of his profession, that if the pertectl
Well-dressed and well-behaved young man yo
think you are doing a kindness to if you as
him to call upon you, does not make o.
with some pocketable article of value he find
lying about, and put you to the useless eXpens
OF advertising about him in the personals" {
the Herald why you are strangely fortunate
that's all.
Miss Anthony, / see by the papers. has bee
writing in the ReUolution on the healthy subjeC
of two people sleeping together in one bed. Sh
is not the first newspaper writer who has mad
qthe startling discovery, not that the thing
absolutely immoral, but that the magnetism
baleful Whether the two people be the sam
or of the opposite sex, the natural eXhalations c
their bodies are said to react morbidly upo
those bodies and the souls encased in then
and to be the secret cause of great deal of tn
spite. the vexatiousness, and the nervous disol
deTs which distort somany lives
Mr.. Roebling, Engineer of the East Rive
bridge. had four of his toes amputated yesterday
lie lately had one of his feet crushed by a
acci6ent at the Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, mortil
cation set in, and the amputation will rende
him a. cripple for life.
Yesterday the Gettysburg celebration too
place. believe. Walking down Broadway, tn
thougbt naturally attracted my attention to til
one-arIled soldiers, chuming out patriotic all
from hAnd-organs; between Fourteenth stree
and CityAall / counted twenty of these melC
dious volunteers. hope it is the best Unionis
that make the best organists, for should be sorr
10 see so mach yalor grinding itself to death
vain.
The Herald advises the Board of Health
.Iook to" the 9est-holes of the city, the slough
of garbage and sinks of green-mantled waite
The Board of Health does look al them, but NJ
10 Them. am sorry 10 say. The city is full {
the0e disease-breeders, and the nervous declal