The sun., 1888-12-04
INTERESTING GOSSIP or TIE DAY.

"The public said weliknown cnb in the Hon.
man honse Yesterday. must have some
talk about Al present IL seems 10 be less
ratified Nss. Cleveland has disappeared from the gos-
sip OF the newspapers and Mrs Harrison docs not
to possess the requisite originality for newspaper
ing Iii the dcarth Of other material 1t would
though the public and the prees had settled upon Mrs
Anee Rivos-Chan for the honor Of being the most
widely discussed woman America, but Mira Chanler
won't have it She has stepped OF sight and her
determination to be led about u without doubt
sincere Of all the women who have been placed in the
position that Mira Cleveland recently occupied IN public
attention Nrs Langtry was the most compiacenL Mrs
Potter has always been willing to pose much
talkedabout parsonage. bnt the Lily glitterins
succesa She loved to her In print. she
constantly doing the of things that set tho world
taking Hence she popular idol for nearly three
years That 10 q 'ens while for auy to hold the
nrst place in the gossip OF America"
August Belmont. Jr. who was recently acquitted Of
the charge Of cruelty anmals 10 small OF rather
commonplace exterior whose exclusivsness when the
prominence Of his family taken into is
really remarkable. Ills father and his brother Perry
Belmont, both well known men. but August Bel
mont Jr., is an apostle of retirement He looks and
talks as much like an Englshmnn any ono in New
York. aud when he defended coursins justraoe.
the ground that 1t was o well known sport among
temen in England he spoke by the card for he 10 thor
oughly familiar with British sports.
mining schemes white nova.
days" said Wall street yesterday, compared
with the gala days OF the mine projectors Ten years
ago new mino noated every dav, and it felt
that days work i'll done which did the
peton OF scheme for the enrichment OF the gang
OF sharpers who made their Of thicai holes
IN the ground IL took q long while TO waken public
sentiment the subject Of wildcat speculation in
dorground Schemes but tho result have been
permanent"
Charles Waite. tho informer. 10 in town. He came on
California 10
Of his wife The ex.Alderman has given up his place in
Sussex county and has moved to tho Pacific slope lie
has extensive Crapegrowing farm there. and will In
all probability end hs days near San Francisco His
manner Is furtive and nervous. He looks behind him
constantly he talkR and most Of his talk Of
tenor He harps the -" mistakes" he made while
member Of the Board OF Aldermen.
People who pay sA OF $50 for an English trunk on the
other side Of and bnR here under the
impression that II will enjoy immunity from the bag
gage smAshers are w0fully mistaken. 81 Americ an
trunk Ia worth any 500 English trunk that
made. that is As tsE travel In this country
Is concerned. The leather trunks not made
wthstand tho baggage smashing prochvities in
vogue roads though they admirable for Eu
ropean travel
The diary OF the Emperor Frederick has reached this
country in more or less complete FORM and street ped
dlsrs yesterday were Offering for sale ten cents
It not translated and most OF the vendors had
less difficulty In calling Kaiser Friedrieha Tagebuch"
than they had In specifying the amount they hoped
receive for the book
In curious iuxapoaition printing presses in
Tax suS building. One 10 Hoe prss the latest OF It's
kind. with all improvements On 1t OF the Sens
and EVENING srxs printed the ut soo min
uts The completed pspers are run out four nix.
eight psges occasion requires folded and entirely
ready for delivery. Anew feet away, separated from
tho big by only grating. IS Of the little
lever presses used print the labels the wrappers
which 40 many thousand Daily. Sunday Weekly and
Evening SUNS sent broadcast the land Four
manage the big Hoe press, and three boys
tnually occupied in picking up the papers thrown
by 1t so quickly that ofener than otherwise they
keep up with It One the little label press
and time he the lever single label 10
printed little wooden block. 1t strange sight
the presseA noseless and SLOW the other
laundering and fast; and . moral may be drawn from
ths Ashtthat each press does tho work given de-
and does it well.