New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
TOWN TALK.

INDICATIONS OF PROSPERITY FOR S0AEsoDr-m
prosperity the various Exchanges IN the city seeusw
pe assured by the magnificent housing whlcn theyss
giving themselves The Cotton E1chauge has purchased
one of the most costly sites In the city, and VIII oud
this fall and winter a tail and expensive building lhe
proauce Building is 80 nearly finished as to reveal Hs
generous dimensions and costly character. The new
buding of the stock Exchange now hardly DO SAD
TO DE ne any longer, though only year Old Inc MN
Ing Board Handsomely lodged In broadway Ana tae
Petroleum Exchange uxurously located In the Wehs
Building.
MORALITY OF "HAMLEr" AND "vERA"-In stage
talk Hamlet s counted as the most ragicA OF all ;hs
tragedies since of It's ten principal characters
GLIDING tue Ghost perish on the Stage In Oscar Widss
Vera" the morality among he characters appears
nave been In greater percentage But Its dresdfn
eeets do NOT seem to have stopped here. An old ire
onepter OF theatres and who mad witnessed all TIE
execrable productions at Hayery seasons past wa
taken suddenly III during tue third act suffered terribly
during the fourth aud expired before the end Oh tM
fifth Besides, the p ay mas evidently been aeasf
blow to Oscars latest pretensions and to Miss Prescor
hopes Of becoming star
JuncED ny WHAT THEY READ.-A newsstand al Q cen
trail point or a much travelled thorougnars
good criterion OF the intellectual character VI tue peop"
who pass that way. Take Fulton aud Hamitol ferna'
forinsance On the newsstand at Fulton Ferry by wuca
the better class OF educated BrooKytes pas to ana n
their homes than the average in style ana Gun
fort there may be found all the daily papers, the oes
ueeklle, and the nrst-cass MAGAZINES, together wiz
current and standard novels bound and In paper D'
ray of Hamilton Ferry the working classes pss
70 hnmbler homes; and the newsmau there nnos W.
protit iu selling the penny and two-cent papers, an' ~
hgnt literature negro minstrel song poohA
Frremasoury. adventures of nighwaymep' aau 'Do no
t Dumas al Sue and MunrUs publications Proosov'is
poyerty rather than the taste OF bis CUSTOMERS u
his sorry collection, bui the newsman NJ habn'o' -.
has not high opinion OF the intellectual can'f' "
customers
A .Inoypsn FOR NEw-YoRK.-The CONCENTRATION
the steamship lines around the Bowling 1roen s"Se
the idea that some day ali the principal lines mv
gathered under one roof, as IN an ehehAnfp 49, ,,.
Office accommod atoms for underwriters anu "a
news associations, shipping.masters' etc. o.'O
time veritable "Lloyds" for Newly a. s,,s,
the London Exchange is The headquarters 'or AL 's
.,aa IN m aritime matters few years ago the o~'s.
q, rho Atlantic fleets were scattered as lar nortp so
proaavav "a Trinity. Now they arc adJo'nins
WITHIN stones throw OF each Other
Fc,rIsH GIRLS FLYING FROM HoAE.-Ine pon'' ~
tsctives are searching for one young girl VINO n~
from home, and have Just captured another III 80,
ooncsrt..aloou An old detective was asked %.
.ou,n,,,pts of this kind reached Headquarters 10"
, a answered, q great many, but not 80 many - 49,
might be-" This was puzzln5 sud AN expianfaoA
ltd "Many young girls OF poor and dssIpaieu 49,
artt away from them without ever being nqurea ~.
Where do they 20 Usually from poverty when s.s
have long endured to the shame they nave 0oe
familiar with by contact with the absolute wnom 's
have grown to envy. The parents know wen - ~,
what the girls disappearance means ana s1nei n
search for nsr or do only TO demand ne'p o@ ,r
such cases they do not ask desire police NO
"And Of those recaptured ana ..es
Well we elmer never Of them again. or veg
the same old story IL repeated to u.s." AS s,du
lives are inclined to take the DARKEST views OF "o
q, 10 he noped this one was no exceptional chafa's