The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-18
Mysterious Residents Of New York.

Mysterious Residents Of New York.
A man NAV spend million or keep
breath in his body on hundred dollars
II year. Few of our citizens have any
jus, conception what luNurics are neccs-
sary TO some OF their fellows, and what
common necessities are Injuries to
others. The latest cifcminacy and the
last squalor are often not more than Il
single block apart. In adjoining houses
that look exactly alike are every COM
fort and every privation; Supcrahund-
ance smiling through the wall AT starry a
ton. the chaplct OF roses against the
crown Of thorns No New Yorker
knows or cares for his neighbor, unless
bV accident; te i ALWAYS ignorant where
ANYBODY resides, AMI is rs distant in
mind and manner from his fellow clli-
zcns As il they were his aulipujr-. Here
YOU may live where, how. and with
whom YOU like, and no one be- the wiser.
Not even curiosity is felt about You. aud
II j. mca,urablN from this general in
difference that people live 50 differently
and often SO quccrlY.
When we may do as we chnuSe W. are
apt 10 do singular things. and among
the many singular things of Mannatttr
are the modes of eating and sleeping ii
which lis cosmopolitan population IN
dulgc There are many men. we'll
dressed, wrll.cducatcd, aud upright, 81
far A. is known. who never give then
private address nor can II ever be i"un,
in the directories They may alludr t'
it in a general way, as in Forty mn
street. in Madison avenue, or at liar
lem but, ii asked 10 purtlrularllc, tne'
change the subject. Other men aGan
have private addresses where they can
never be found, and where, If direct in
quiry toe made, il will be a-crtnnr'
they do not live. These are general.
boarding houses or lodging. houses
where these precarlous persons ma
have been AT some time departr'
buarder> or dodgers leave no more trac
than footprints ON th, sca-hcach hu
whose present whereabouts j. who'll
unsupported.
1t Is quite common for men to ~
sumo To- haze a home at Orange. Eliza
beth, Newark, Flushing, Jamaica Gnl
den City. fremont, Rye, or nj any "
the scores OF suburban towns or village
that are mainly the domitorIc> OF lh
metropolis. There is s,ual' dHugrr'
any one seeking '"'.i' !" N."N ,'''
uh'eas IL ne woman" !" ''N' "' u"
or man ANXIOUS L" p"fi"N '''"u'l ~
To- he OUT "i 'le cry Pl"I'r' - VIZ '"",
IKE oe'"S ""' "' ','' WI ~, va
can never zen Mh" MAY '''r ''"' ~
and II commonly happens What they VII
do are the last persons on earth tia
one would wish to see Some N''
1crkerN VIII not pernlu 'htif r"'n'h'
to be known to any say" lew iItIIua'
friends carefully lnSIrHct'd NOT To II
peat II because '''H u''"' '"i W.
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prs' =" WHOSE '"V''ls.""S ""''''ls
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reSln'n nee. !, utrauSe '''''' n'' So u'
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who preserve certain >cmhlnucc
tl,at t,,aN. It rpt lnI art ftItl,
I,osPIl'S '.h' i''',i -, ''I',, ." ''','
r or humber than they would care
+ have known; therefore they are kept ;
crct
r A fellow who has credit with
tailor, who >waggers at his club, "
e. affects to be learned about Burgun