The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-05-07
NEW YORK.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.


AS all tho world no" KNOWS MI Whlte-
law Reid, editor OF the Tribune and presi.
dan, NJ tho Tstos Clph has. oCter Cir,v
:, ,,-,e
ionB oa'c"c'"r eSreei, '"Arn !" "I"'sen
vile in the person of Miss Elizabeth Mills,
daughter of Mr.. D. o. Mills, the million
o;ro 1Joroaror,b ,vher la ooos IN do Io,,lo
80 0","0
WIN MS 'oes MS wl'e can' ''Ae 'ne 'no'ner
of Sisera, look out for his coming from the
pinnacle of the tall tower. The Sun to-day
LII .s.,.. l., ,,;. oo,, SOC, ,,;,,
''u'u ''o' VI 00u''e 'e' '"'' 0'e'l. f'''' "''"'
out comment, ana after recountlng the va
rious steps in Mr.. Reid's successful career
moi o,voys in n vary as,terinc monrer al.
-, A.. CT,
Nises MN 10 ouy ou' 'nr' '"y 'oulu' rer
haps Mr.. Gould might object.
The Worlds Fair project also is vet strug-
o,;,r t,r l;obt Tho railway oon,nor;a, !,
e"'e
is rue 10 not seem very enVnuslasVic over
II, nor inclined 10 olsourse money toward
It's iulhllmeht' out others are YET coming
forward. we 90 not IL is true, near s"
much oi Farson newman interest III IT, as
when that dearly beloved memoer OF ms
nock, General 1rant' was potn,hally pc atI.s
head; out lhe hoole MI 1arle; vi Earies
Hotei, w:o lateIy ran up tne prlt'sn nag
over MS mouse wheh ne reGelVeu threat
enlhg le'Ier on ace'uns oi narHoling Vap.,
boycoIt, mas leaPeu ihCo ehe o!esch' ne
gives thousand doiIars' ana ohers 10 MAKE
IL Ten u necessary inen, to,' our Veneia
ole Ie'Iow-clC'zen anu PnlIah'nroPis.; leIrT
Cooper, rs reported 10 nave sald that ne
VIII not iet Ihe scheu,e iali "r iack oi
innds; so perhaps we w'll nave iair aiter
an, anu ure ourselves ioo A'ng az eilnss we
uoh care 70 Zee an" eaIe'uIiy ,n'es a"y-
thlhg tnat Is ol interest," 70 U.s. lor eVeu 80
does the lhscrulaoIe ProViuehce tnat pre-
sldes over sucn monster SHOWS ln'arlaoly
direct
Mr. Leonard Jerome Proprlelary Inrl
Oluo, III the oia onlol league oluo
buildlng, Is nHt' IL Is leaTeu' going 10 pro-
Vide all the al!urelhen's S ,o' Jta"esSe cto'ee
thaI were ahtic'pa'e"' Ane Iu'eS PIec'uue
Cae paying oi p"her' oaecale'' anu sli''lia,
garhollhg games save IN priNaVe rooms; anu
SINCE Deilhoh'cos was aI"ay "Val'uole ~
similar way, ana the CUISINE was uiuch
superior lhere, an nh"ercurrent Oh ulssaus
iactloh prevails Inc restaurant anu Tue
CUISINE Vi 'he new Niuo "ele 1APeo,eu W
have been under the charge ol Pinard, but
''N D NNN '" -
is conducted on much the same OASIS as a
second class MOTEL. Inc Jadeu paiates O,
those VINO SIT late around the green ooaru
demand appetlslhg ana splcy preparations
-cunnlngly devised patties anu col a@
cents, deity seasoned devils ana luscious
"broils," and herein the new institution
iaiis u command respect
Apropos "i edloies the DuSe o. SutheT-
land VINO, win MS son, Dr. W. H. husseiI, /,
ana several other English gentlemen, is at
the BreV""rt House ior time ere ne ue,
parts on tour, Partly On business anu
partly ON pleasure rereiVed twenty three
INVITATIONS lot dinner oeiore ne hun iah'eu
twenly-iour hours. VI truth there, are
many who dearly love i"fd, ana MS grace
Is hhe specimen oi BRUSH ar's""rdcy'
DR.. Russell twenty years ago had some 1T
tie unPleasalitnesS mere, beihg known Ms
"bul.-fun Russell, ahu III ms calmclty a'
correspondent Vi the London Tunes was re-
fused pass ON one occasion by The Secre-
tary OF War. Like Dickens ana plUiy
Others he has probably niodlhed ms view
ON American men anu things, ana ulne,
that ineil"ws dill thlhgs. mas a"uo'less ne
moved many asperitrs from MN ahd many
crudltles from u.s.
A very charming llltIe CORRECTION oi PIE
lures 10 now on view at the parI"r "i lhe
New York Press Cluo, III Nassau street
They are by Mrs. Lakey, VINO II year ag'
eXhlo'ten caI'le picture 'h the Na''"ha'
Academy Of Designs. For some time I'M;
lady has been studying unher tne celeorat'
ed Van Marke, III OerInanyi al her worn
Is masculine and vigorous eVldehclhg care
lul study and quite without trace Of tha'
imitation which so frequently mars lh'
work oi aswrants TO artlstic lame h'
cattle aud sheep IN these works are lndlvid
u"lly handled aud grouped ana me land
scape portions are III the man well balanced
harmonious and IN good drawing Evl
dently Mrs. Lakey has set out 10 do serious
work and will make her mark.
Mile. Sarah Bernliardt arpeard last nlgh
for the brst and only time during her EN-
gagement here in Dumas IL ESlrahslre,
IA didaclie aud not very interesting PLAY
which was once cssayed at Days Emu
Avenue Theatre in English by hose CoSh
Ian, Ada Dyas and Fanny Davenport SIN"
everything that the Bernhardt does ls IN