The sun., 1888-10-28

schottische. The awkward sight Of couple
waltzing to polka music has Of late years years
been too common. Many couples are either
to them the berlin will be welcome; while Il
will also he seryicoable to those who nke q
dancing masters Is the diamond lancers the
figures Of which are more intricate and SNOWY
than any of the fanciful auadrilles yet intro
II went to the Bowsry to see a bride" said q
lady. and l inspected her as closely as coulu
aegS p tS swhh Eop H 5 O%s
ms%bsrs nSf OF ssx s dons for
grocGery." You have read of steve Biodic. n
pedestrian, prize fighter, and the first man It., to
Bridge into tho river below. Not long ago he
opened saloon in the lower part OF the , Bow. 80 "
make the leap at Gcnesoe Falls which killed
sam Patch. His feat captured the heart ot q g
pretty girl, only IS years old and daughter Sd %,
eloped with her hero, The fatal exploit of sam
Patch had been so long local tradition that that
her to, New, York, her ericved parents
,So With sna me maRes yas %sFSsSd with
girl under III abduction: but upon his agree .
ment to marry her, She was left with MIN after
her really remarkable beauty, of the careful
home training which she had received and OF
scarcher Tor tho .wlims Of fair women, went TO
look at her The room was dark, dank. and
oSnreq1 T.qs m heg gTen were SGnhn nH
ers OF both sexes. Behind the ban. was the
bride, alongside her, husband. and acting as a
and which she seemed at this time to enjoy. for
she was laughing and chatting merriiy lsnt
this queer instance Of ireakish feminine fancy
In choosing husband?
Leila Farrell the burlesque actress who Just
missed becoming the wife Of Nat GoodW IN. and
Threatened
suit his marriage to the girl for whom ne bad
dscarded her is very F9y pedes'rhYnh la hoW IN
large a payment OF money has not boon learned
by outsiders; but If nn estimate is to be formed
amount must have been $4,000 or $4,000 nt
least, or else she is not trying to make nor IN.
come cover great SPACE OF time; Sho was 9nt Ii,
past wee k. and at the theatre on several even
ings. and on no two, occasions did she wear the
same costume. The replenishment OF her
wardrobe has been ample and exceedingly
gorgeous Sho Is y stylish young woman not
parti 'ularly heautliul, but Nivacious' and evl-
denty Capturer oil hearts.
The frequency of the remark by women, L
ask ASK Of Mis- Miss Frsnces 9f Eiizabeth Wizard who
has been figuring in the ProhlSition Cenven-
ti@n if she wa Of that way Of M thinkinE ~,
content to retain the sex which God gave to ne.
No doubt the wish is, general among women
ain not prepared to talk on q curious subject
SO suddenly propoundcd. l will only say that
Il SSGe1dnSy Ss to a1
of Miss Willard in the Convention ,uron the
question OF permitting n9lilical H. discussion
were man; Well there is something to he
said pro and con; Women are eoddltsn; pam n;
tfe OF te II man is thus
compelled to &C, ahead, don't forget that
woman is doomed to, follow after. sne is q
She has reason enough for her hopeless wish
Mrs. B-lva Lock wood. tho candidate of the
Equal Rights party for the Presidency, was
asked for her viow.
u suppose there is no woman OF, earth" she
if not to others. [ wish were a man. Al! tho
disabilities based on our scX are such as men
are free from. some OF them are immoyaoie be;
rid OF the Others. 1t isn't worth while to arsue
that: polite as mon are TO wnmen,wo are still in
in dag or yon could print III a hundred col
umns. women ,nro made T. h9 sorry that they
sa EG' nda asn I qa Efe bi narys
candidate for Governor of thi: state. Sh" is
different rom Bel,a LCckwood in possessing Il
woman rights agltntor. she has devoted her
sell for many years to pi5@n rstHrmI ana IN mas has
hospitals Of tho morally dlseaseI.
"Mascu!inity leads It's rossessors to prison.
said Miss Gine,,; That Il to say, an avrEage nt,
Is certainly misfortune which comesof b"ing
men. Nevertheless. women gcncral!y wish
they We're men. and il they could be turned into
men they would Willingly take their chances OF
stayin. OF the gu sde OF tho bars. No. no, don't
laugh: | mean prison bars, not saloon bars
But that remind. me OF one inequality under
whicn women ,u.tsr. 4 man may stand up at
n bar and drink in moderation without loss OF
good reputation. Doubtless such an indul-
Gence ought TO reflect upon him. but It doesn't
to any extent. But II l were to walk into Il
saloon and stand up at ths bar like man
which | don't desire to--it would 10 the last Of
mo socially But that is u rather iEnobla Illus
tralion. The penal ties OF being woman are
too numerous to admit OF even generalization
The mission of the Equal Rights party IL to
abGte some of these evils, but it cant be done
in our liietimes. nor in our chiidrens. and SO
Mrs. Cynthia Leonard is the candidate Of the
Equal Rights party for Mayor Of New York.
She is essentially different from both Beiva
Lockwood and Linda Gilbert for she Ia an rS-
FOUNDER Of matrimonial doctrines which they
do not couutenance. and which could hardly he
published here. She is intellectually brilliant
woman. however, and in that respect The equal
DO ! address our neXt Mayornss?" 1 asked
NO, no." SLn uuicAlE rcJotncd: you ad
dress our next Mayor. The title to the Office
Is nlascu uiinc and So"
Then perhaps you'd like to be a man?'
Indeed would l.. There is no reason why I
desire to ho u man. and every reason
WHY | should. Think OF the advantages en-
joyed by the other sex. while one o, our own
Is doomed to be always Negative, receipt We and |
in every respect tecon!ary. That Is what we |
are complaining of, ami what We are setting |
out to reform. DO wish were man? A
times yes"