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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-01-17
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Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

en 20 be appreciated. The Indifferent quail
itv II The cheaper grades or olive OIL used
ln cooking ia tle Italian restaurants has
made me rather sny Of Them as "A general
rule, though there are rare types CT char
acter ~ be seen 10 some OF these smaller
places One man in particular attracted
me, a tail graceful fellow with the oval face
and regular features OF d Roman nobieman.
He had an exquisite tenor voice, and, al
though generally the very type OF dignity,
would occasionally sing pathetic Italian
songs for tie delectatiOn OF a few friends
who fingered late over their coffee. His
magnificent eyes, his graceful figure and
the distingue curl Of his jet black mustache
and imperial led me 10 weaving all sorts Of
romantic stories concerning him in my own
mind until accidentally discovered that he
was a clerk in feather store aud that his
father kept d small shop in Naples.
In Blocker street, not far from South
Fifth avenue, are one or two ger uine
Southern eating houses largely patronized
by the coiored gentry OF the neighborhOod
Baked oDossum. Okla soup bacon aud
green's. fred chicken and the endless va
riety OF bot bread which delights the heart
Of thc Southern cook form the staples here
One IN particular where neatness rCigns
supreme and the cooAlnB Is cAcellrnt -
kept by a gray headed old darkey and his
wife who were respectively butler and
cook on a Virginia plantation in the Old
slavery days. 1t Is one OF the few places in
New York where we can get genuine
American cooking.
Across town, on the east side, in the
vicinity Of Eldredge. Rivington and Essex
streets is the section Of the city known 10
the unrcgenerate as The New Jerusalem -
Here are congrega;cd the lower and middle
class OF Jews of al nationalities. From tho
Polish and Russians. who are undoubtedly
the lowest representatives OF the Hebrew
race TO the Spanish Jews. who, In appear
ance and manner at least. form the arlstoc-
racv of Judaism. Here you viii find
restaurants with Hebrew signs and the
bills of fare printed IN Hebrew character :.
There IS reason 10 suppose that the meats.
at least. are above suspicion, owing 10 the
restrictions of the religion. But they are.
10 the American palate, horribly served.
Nv ignorance OF Hebrew prevents me from
giving the names Of their dishes. but my
two or three experiences in "kosher"
restaurants have been sraught with sur
prises not altogether pleasant. A soup
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

can eef 90 ~ ss AZ c-lneI. 81 "a so.l g. i-i'lt'
vegetables, 1roal ald aine Tor ---*,
cents lle ultrCuol has rrs -a1ra-is "i'it
every Pa.Are sld every p-l-c e'-n oe -'4'''-
het Sc betC even b-.lo1.e go cosnplse- Tan
a. 70 have ga 1t-1-al boarding house over
ca tsrecalsiea s.feet 4ua --.4y Eoict Ia
.he Baxter 8ena J an bob certain tnAi iAe
Esxluio cc4id procure his i4A t.-totf "r
.he iiiUal hls ololI4t MISS 1u-rs in Nt"
iorA. bar ! have Lot the slightest co-ol
THAI IL there should come enoceh r.. ino
o. 81 Ian ,uiis ants 10 the clty t-ere would
sprlug 20 between Harlem @nd lne Battery
restaurants 10 supply them with tie cal--
lies their palafes craFe1
have always bad s. nild mania for cx-
perimentllg in these strlnEe eating houses,
aud many q time have / surprised my sfoln-
d, "a with dishes Of the coupos ltlon of ~ -rh
have remained ia profound and oiissial
ignorance When YOU can obtain on Chat
ham street (now Para Row an alleged beef
steak which tastes f&rly, and from las
eating OF which you experience no ~ Il re-
salIs for ten cents, u Is better lot 20 inquire
to- closely lnic the previous history o. that
steak or even wonder whether the restaar-
ant keeper stole /: raw or cooked
This i true 20 even a greater degree IA
rhs case OF s'eutrees" OF made dishes.
Let good digestion wait 0n appetite and
health on both" should be coupled with
where ignorance is bliss It's folly 10 Dc
wise" when starting upon an exploring
tour among these out-Cf-iho-way restaur-
ants.
The Delr,0nico's are the same the world
over. whether II oc the ST James in Lon
+ don, the Trois Frcres in Paris or Charpl-
/ ot's IL Denver. the type is the same. Per
4 feet appointments. artistic cooking. noise
J less ana os',eQuious walters, and emincntly
proper anl commonplace guests. There
are = dozen restaurants on a par with Del
mouiros in New York, and there Is moth
ing of especial interest IN any Of them
I They differ in elegance, IN service aud IA
price Epicmes prefer the one for TINS
dish, the other for that, - the less critical
taste it is the toss Of u copper between them
/ all.
II is not until you como TO grade or two
lower dov.r that you begin 10 see the types
/ of character and run across the strange
dishes that make promiScuous dining an
exciting amusement pin the vicinity II
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

Union square are number OF tabled hote
restaurants with Italian names, but having
but little Italian about the cooking. except
ing. possibly the spagaatti. which IS al
ways good, and the alleged chianti, in rust
covered TASKS, which is as uniformly ex-
ecrablc.
As q matter OF fact, though the quaint
shape and rush covers of the bottles are,
as Bret Harte says, got up with intent TO
deceive" there Il precious little Of the
chianti which YOU can buy in New York
ever saw sunny Italy. 1t is made by doc
toriug cheap French or native wines, and a
good deal OF il J. innocent even Of acquaint-
ance with grapes. The menu of the alleged
Italian restaurants Is a choice mixture Of
French, German and Italian cookery, and
the places are largely patronized b. would
be Bohcmians, people with aspirations tc
be seen in the society of actors, artists and
literary men. The cooking is generally fair
enough. but there is nothing distinctive
aDOut it. The trouble Is that it Is bat n
weak imitation Of the results achieved by
the master hands Of the chcfs in tac larger
places further up town.
rs YOU come further toward the Battery
and away from the haunts Of wealth and
fashion. following straight down Fifth av
euue. II yol VIII you cross University
Park AT the lower end Of that aristocratic
th0roug ghfare, and you are IN the heart Of
the French quarter. Here are French
restaurants in plenty, and right palatabie
dinners do they serve, too, In the style Of
the Partisan bourgeois. well cooked and a.
Ti1iculous.y loss prices.
To be sure, they are for the most part.
small ~ size and rather dingv in appear
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
THE MALE SHOPPER.
A Nuisance of the Genus Dude That
Seems To Tse GA the Increase.


''ls that mani'
mo, that's = male shopper"
''And what is a male sh0pperp
A male shopper Is primarily dude, and
secondarily a great nuisance"
ION. see
This brief and breezy interview, ssys tie
New Yo-k star, took place ia Tie gentle
mems furnishing department of ole of the
great dry goods establishments which line
Sixth avenue, between Fourteenth aud
Tweniy-lnird streets, the party Of the fret
part being p.easant-faced matronly
woman Ia front Of the counter. and the
party Of the second part an equally pleas
ant. but thoroughly annoyed, clerk be
hind IL
youth with nut-brown derby hat
size TOO small for his small head, cape
overcoat Of pronounced check. patent
leather shoes covered with hght moccasins.
a ponGerous walking stick and a pretty
lisp, which issued from beneath single
ply mustache. had just left the counter.
where he had forced the patient enploye 10
haul down a dozen boxes and overturn half
his stock ~ scaris, suspendcrs and a sIlken
half hose without making a sale
When tie .vork of upheaval was complete
the youi- remarked Pleasantly:
Thanks. awfully I'll call again"
And fitted away Ike the gao dy thing that
he was, 10 pose before the Hoffman and
give the ladies treat 10 MS beauty.
As the clerk sought 10 reconstruct his
goods he ventilated hs sentiments by the
use of several emphatic swear words
- ] rather wait on twenty women than
one Of those dude shoppers" he continued.
"They never buy any thing worth more
than fifty cents, and yet I'm forced by the
rules Of the house Z. bring out every thing
they ask 70 look a.. can tell one OF them
as soon as ne strikes me, bat that d0esn Q
do any good can only grn and bear il -
9 DO many Of them come IN hcre' Yes.
700 many | nave al average Of about four
day 20 wa IN, aud they seem tc be In
creasing IheY ought 70 be kept IL homo
in pinafores or put 70 work by their parents.
The chronic female shopper IS bad enough.
but those fellows make me very tired
There ought TO DO a law TO suppress them -
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

a.'sg-a.ll..lre Of tlttr ossa fer ainqSt every
Nr-t 81 ec tae u.. u fare Aes ~ IA w1sa
-aste friends aaa seal yo4F~elf ID o4s ei
t-- .4alss- wa.ca e laaeceef ~ tS3ie-c.s,1
a 1rasos vaster vtt1 1is sleeVcs ro.ied up
---ae BIS s.oaas sWAggers - &na. giNinK
s4e l42s l.erf.nc.ory wipe VIA rs slae
l.Nel lreeifes
3, We wat dover W4EtfH
y 9s give the oraer uo5tstIv
A besis.e4k rsre. nsl g4lls. perg anc
teaas. Baked potatoes, flase oi oa, l.
wheat c4aes. mel Drowned. . cao ~ -
aaa three cups 81 c1sIee uifo 80 Ia u The
waiter craas hl.l>ei ap a1a s.o4.s ~ h.
goe, toward tae k.ieben
~Nae s.aa slter ia the pan. pair oo at
blf-Q-s. stars s0d stfiprs. murphy WltA tls
l4c4sI or. st.ck ci vll.es 9el cepDsree,
Dl0 l-.e1 Caiuee draw tLFee IN toe DARK %
These eapressloas vary Sd alfeIt4 c
phases L. enc t1S dsspeptie uao orders cof
Iee 4ud C4ses - slo4aacl - Ae.allue his
crier trans .atea 1870 -s.ops aua slaAers.
al1 ln ahalaff tLe waiter ylAs Scr .4Ts.
teu Nael fal crter hash. Iasrc Are
C-Ltr c4i4aE- falses WAich Gre nlofe or itss
known. iAe hettsieak 5eAn : and Lobster
jack s. Ser special dishes. ana there afe s.
fe~ -earilc Bag .sh chop Ao-sss aud gfll.
foo1s. alau ml-t be ol1.e..t O. ptt 49,.
leaCei. n BIZ c4a net rns NIAt le w4nls -
t4e ealls Lae ia Aen Aork fer tle
se-rcher sitter cu1n4iF Lekclles and cys.
pepsi4 IL is lndced lralf4i aNl iufl.la-
reit. Sly experience las only served a.
impress uuon me tae tr-t4 ~ mN ol1 ceuy
t,oua naNuH "Al - LoI gold tu4I itiers
The best cooklus - not always a. be loluc
in Tie most pfeten'ious Restaurants The
i1jaLetiou al - PAU 10 "trs al things and
hcia last - tnat which Is good, is mol -
applicable IA Ills Coluertlon. Out oIe must
have patience. nerve Gl-a a strong oiges flou
10 follow il among TIE New YORK restau
rants. Once accomplished aa0 the kuOWl
edge gained. the end .lsiines the means.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

house down. Tocure ham. puf Il in brine
If your markct-man lauCmnEly replies
that he has no Welsh rabbits. tel him q gray
squirrel VIII DO lust as we'll
When cooking % New England dinner or
onions. burn cloth or India rubber in al the
rooms Of your house.
Remember that biscuit. when as heavy IS
reading matter in "a 81 Paul new paper. are
lot apt 10 rest easily on fhe stomach
Never keep salt iu fhc sait cellars Some
one might iiud lt ia these aao tho shuch
would prove disastrous o. Us nervous sys-
TEN.
DO not appear a. the breakfast table
VIII your ha.r n curl papers Rather i..sl
81 4. leave d hanging from tie back q a
chair
Never NIX p.aster-of-raris with the milk
through mistaken IDEAS of economy. il Is
likely 90 seriously impair the bauv health
Refrain from starting the tre with sero.
sone Nog have not been married 90 long
chat yogr husband is anxious 70 bio you :
last farewell
Some housewives pee onions under water
A better pan. bow ever. - 20 zee. thsn 10
f1cncxt township, far away from those you
lefe
Ifyo1r husband SAYS be would Ike "a
b game fulI evening. fo uot Dern-sar' 3
iafef f.Iaf &c. wants e.I.sla ior dinner ~
ry moan no I4rat. yo4 haer
In be. ae lobster 90 rot imagine 81 r.
drcomle..a e % turns rcf Us rrs
lae~n ierfrc farf f.af . lobster fuehra
rarfauF. owing ~ tae leat of the SUI
rarrf'rrs
IfFo1r husband INSISTS of 5rlrls KING l,auors
eftao table bcealse. as 20 Says water con
fsrs nn.na.cu r. grnf.y brt nrrlf fe h.~
f-si Lqaor contains serperfa. set.et arc
faore dangerous rorf rs
1f ~ sme sfraere chance. voB shonii
rerer r1r cssfr aaIf sp ting fhr
kfeg Hfd Oh uef fa1 sn ls uecs
a8 foarf1r thank f-n ~arn an safiar
-ra make f.r fa.nz 1e hsf done enough
for eeFers years
frs coast s rof r. sts1.e Foo5
rhr rrrr resemble in appearance SO
rer-s'r7 ~ 3 r.-fIn ~ -ofeI FIRE IL nne
a. Irhna
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
FOR YOUNG WIVES.
What to 10 and What Not "a 10 I'm Order
to Preserve Domestic Peace.

,leaning celery. use q
nuc tooth como snc
aohair brush.
Il making a pump
kn PIC DO not Use
more than one hun
ored squash
10 not let the eggs
boil half al hour. They
arc likely 70 Toe as hard
Is "A nlou0polsf.
To cure the curse oi
sewer gas. burn The
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

~ s4EAEat siiEuas
le0ehod v.lh esiaea
CLEAN iAe tops ~ laa
a0tN t. i effir b =
Trees Ael.oss tiDND
naaulaliaus Welr-if y
weude4 their Aaas-e.-l
waves tlroDgh the
Z 1.2mias and softlv
tolls hes the pink ana
pe@rls cars ~ DUta-
eoien ks@bGltlia
trersier 49, she siQaa
hsleEllE os tae tara
l-kckate for tae a..
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

spot. or blelnish cUTiCCRA REsoLvsSr, the rev
blood purilsr. c-eacses The blood of al imparirs
and poisonous seraents. AID thus removes Tie
CaCss. Hence the CCrICUKA REMEDIES cure
every species Of ayonlking. Illuminating, itching.
burning scaiy. AID pimply diseases Il ne skin.
.c.n, Aud blood with l0ss OF hair, from p.iaP.es TO
scrotula-
sold everywhere. Price CUricURA, SOC; Soar.
25e. RzsoLvzST sl.0e. Prepared by The POTTER
DACe aSD CHE4IcAL CoEroRArioN. Bosioa
xs Send ior How to Cure SAin Diseases" "a
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esyDc soa, wa.,s. ,ad f5ss from chap. and
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

EsE ferst ana cA3y k.oasaAnss sad Ao~ fs
Audea-A sentimental ak~4cia.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

tlssne scl, white, and free from chaps and
rAkl3 ness, D. ua4ag Ct -I~-sA soar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20
DIED.

MANN-on Thursday evening, January II. a. Flusans
L. l., Abby Martin widow OF Edward J. Mann.
Services at 81 Georges Church, Sunday ats p.
Trains leave Long Island City 1:35 and $40
MACKENZIE New Brighton staten Island % TIE ian
Jantary. Brgaa!er. General Panad slidef Maekenda
US Army, In The 4Sth rear OF his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PALMER-At New-Brunswick N. j.. January IT, Charles
Iewnsepd ra'msI son Of the late Low H. Palmer Of
Funeral services aud ntsrment Norwich ccnzsctcut
RUNYoN-At Jersey City, on January IT, Jennie dsuehter
Of the late John O. Myers and wife Of Frank H. Hunyon
Funeral from her late residence lit stormaye Monday
Interment at Tottenvie New-york
sxABoLDAt wlliamsbrdxe. January Is, 1882 George W.
Seabold In his 18th year
Funeral services from his late residence. wiamsbrdss
Train lsaves Grand Central Depot Los m
lnternent private.
STMoNsON-on January 49, at l82 Rsdave Brooklyn nc
Rev. VIM. II. SimoDson OF Rights disease.
Relatives friends invited attend the funeral
81 Peters Church stas-st on Monday evening. 81
O'Clock, January 81
tn aocKMoRToN-on SATURDAY January ls. Julia Throck
Funeral from her late residence Red Bank MI wednesday
January 80 1889, p.
wHITFIELD-At PIanaeld, ". J.. Saturday. January H.
James NJ Whitfield formerly Of NewYork City, In tho
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WHITE Suddenly, Of pneumonia on Friday January u
1889 at No. 80 West 26st Miss Elizabeth Amelia Whits
OF Joseph Theodore White
Rslsves and friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
BIC West 54thst shave, sunday Goth inst. e
Temporary inter mert at woodlawn.
Danbury Conn., and Troy, New York. papers please COPY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20


The Plan and Scope Committee OF the washington
IDaueuraton Centennial hold meeting at the Stewart
Building yesterday which attended by Commodore
Gerry ex-Mayor Hewitt H. 8. Tallmadee' cornelius N.
Rliss s.uel n, Babcocl james Msvamum and Clarence
W. Bowen The following additions were made TO the
General Committee Theodore W. Myers Controller of the
city Of York; ChpTles Hanset president Of the Ger
man Society Of the City OF NewYork James M. Constable
william Stairway Samuel Borrowe' captain warren o.
Reach ard panvor Olarkson Subscriptions from mem
bers Of the committee received 70 date are s122 300
On tho Recommendation OF the Committee ON States 10
was decided that reception with luncheon be given
April 20 the President OF the uasea states the Gov
ernors of states and their STATS State
tho members Of Congress and State Legislatures the
oneess commanding troops and officers Of the Army and
Navy and other prominent onlcials and citizens The
Governor OF NewYork and the Mayor Oh hew-fork City
VIII, o,esda ~ the reception which wiz take place al
the Lawyefs Club IN the EQUITABLE bmlolng the hour 70
bsve been appointed commissioners from Nevada bY tAe
0axezpQr Of that State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20
RESTRAINING AN OPERA SINGER.

While Karl Muhe was singing the part Of ono OF
the Anabaptst Preachers in @The Prophet" at tho
Metropolitan Opera House on Friday night he be-
ing vigorously sought after by person who wanted
to serve injunction papers on him which would have
prevented his appearance In the opera The injunction
was obtained from Judge BookstaVer, by Howe d
Hummel, acting for Gustave Ambcrg. Mr.. Muhe
could not be reached, however, and did not know that
he had been enIoned until Saturday morning. lie
is not lely TO sing again al the metropolitan this
season.
Manager Amberg says that be engaged Muhe last
August, 10 appear at tho Amberg Theatre during the
current theatrical season. extending from October Is
1885, 10 next May. For the last four months he has
done little more than draw his salary. On January
10 he signed a contract with Director stanton 10 sing
at the Metropolitan, which is Mr.. Ambergs rival IN
Amberg SAYS further that he paid Muhes travelling
expenses from Berlin to NewYork and Intends to hold
him 70 his contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20
pR,rrsg ADMIRAL IN TOWN.

Vice-Admiral G. W. Watson, of the British Navy
who has been detailed to command the BRUSH NORTH
Atlantic and west Indies Squadron, arrived here yes
terday on tho National Line steamship Nevada. He
will have the 'Beerophon as his flagship, relieving
Vice Admiral Lyon, who has been promoted 10 Al
mlral He will go to Bermuda on Thursday, and VII
remain at the Fifth Avenue Hotel until then. upon
his arrival no welcomed and given the courtesies
- tbe mort by Superintendent OF the Barge ONCE
Michael Whalen, at the request OF secretary Whitney
Admiral watson has moro active duty tnan any
las been superintendent OF the Chatham DOCK falus
The new commander was accompanied oy nymoel
~ sfnoers most OF them midshipmen ABOUT nieen
Years ola. who have Just completed three years
sseS.sa At Dartmouth His wife and daughter were
oIso with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20
MISS HARRIET COFFIN MUST GO TO AN ASYLUM
HER MOTHER AGREES TO 1T.

MISS HARRIET COFFIN MUST GO TO AN ASYLUM
HER MOTHER AGREES TO IT.
Kyrle Bellows Nemesis. Miss Harriet f. Coffin will
probably 20 TO an insane asylum in few days. She
IS now at Bellevue Hospital. in Ward o, and DIT.
Douglas who examined her yesterday, says that her
mind IS so seriously affected that she must be COM
mittcd Her mother called TO see tho doctor in the
afternoon and agreed with him that a few months
confinement IN asylum would be the best possible
thing for her daughter. II Mrs. Coffin does not see
that she so confined, the State viii have 10 do IT,
Should she manage to evade the asylum. she must 20
TO court as she is stu under arrest for disorderly
conduct and carrying concealed weapons.
Miss CofRn's trial at the Jefferson Marhet Police
Court IN the morning was cut short by Justice
Patterson who, after hearing the complaint of
urer Howard Perry, Of Pamers Theatre. SAID az VIII
commit this young woman to the OF the Com
missoners Of Charities and Correction for examination
as to her mental condition. The prisoner was in
cllned to be noisy, but substded when an ambulance
took her 10 Bellevue. At the hospital she behaved
with proprety.
the stage than on IT. First. Miss Coffin chased him
half way the country about year ago, either
to tell him the story Of her love 10 put bullet
through him. Then Pierre Lorllard elected him
from Tuxedo Park and refused 10 apologize when
Kyre talked Of death and destruction. And Miss
Coffin has bobbed UP again with uncomfortable love
or hste I'm her heart and loaded revolver IN her
pocket. Within the last few months she has twice
tried 10 mako forcble impression on Mr.. Bellew
with pistol bullet, has beaten respectable mer-
chant over the head and had him arrested for the
alleged making OF improper advances 10 her in A
Fifthave. stage and has generally earned and gained
good deal OF n0tOPiety She was adjudged insane
but managed TO get 10 Jersey and for some time
past has kept reasonably quiet
Ever since Kyle has been presenting his ideal
Of Antony at Palmcrs Theatre Miss Coffin has haunted
the precincts OF that ehc
IS out OF the way ct last. and the noble Roman may
cease 10 tremble, II he likes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20
MRS LANGTRYs FAITHFUL ARMY.
AN INsURRECTIoN sKnFULLY HEADED OFF
nv MA-acvp cprrrrs,u

AN INSTRUCTION sKuFULLY HEADED OFT
BY MANAGER GRIFFITH
Ms: Langtry's macbeth" army wanted to rebel
yesterday Il is seveutyfve supers strong and each
private wanted more pay than he was getting. He
entirely satisfied with % cents for each rehearsal
but got IL into his head that 81 IL cents was not
enough for public performance He wanted as
When all this came TO tho ears Of Manager Frank
Carlor Griffith yesterday he hurried down TO Clarendon
Hail. where the supers wore rehearsng their march
from Dunsinane Wood and headed of their instruction
by advancing their pay to so cents night For this
Mr. Griffith was cheered three times, and when he
invited the soldiers to walk down TO the bar and be
treated TO beer, they gave him stunning tiger.
SO everything is now serene and Macbeth viii
positively be produced tomorrow night. ny the way,
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