The sun., 1889-11-09

hounds TO isO pounds and he folds his last year,
clothes around him like an indian in ablanket He say,
the process nearly killed hs wife with alarm but not
! hurt him at all
An army oficer in Brooklyn on furlouEh from a
Western camp says the noises Of that city and this it,
orally tsrrify him He says big battle nothing the
tumult OF the street Imagine man coming right on
the plaIns" said he "And having my experience OF
yesterday evening. was under the junction OF two
elevated roads and trying to the street Three
trains rumbled my head and blew on steam the
same time A hand organ broke loose, boy yelled "a.
psrS horse dew up and down, and one truckman
ran his whts into those of another truck and got into
= noisy night II was the next thing to -"
"The poor people miss tho hand ORGANS more than you
would believe" said police ocer on the side yes
terday. "Tho street musicians frightened their DAYS
nothing else did They used to sing the words the
tunes the organs played and thofite ones danced to
the music II strikes mott was cruel and thouRhtess
thing to forbid them the town The have seemed
almost cherries since the law went into effect and
know that the matter were put to vote the psops
who like hand organs and street bands would overwhem
those who don't like them"
II President chauncey Dspew win go into the pass.n
ger waiting OF the New York In this town
some day say the time people gather thoro to take
the 1850 A. NJ. train north, and will buy ticket Just
as common folks do and will take his place with I'll.
herd while they walt for the doors 10 OPEN carrying
heavy grpsaok meanwhile It IL reasonable suppose
that he will observe growing burden the people
who patronze his rains and will take prompt steps 10
abae It. There are but exits that great room
and passengers le out and show tickets as they
20. For twenty minutes At least before each train
leaves the depot the pressure OF people standing about
these exits Is dangerous to health. not to the
lesser misery when klndhsArted people suffer through
witnessing the needless misery Of mothers with small
children. Mr. Dopew knows very well that It Ia useless
to say they could cit down the other side OF
the room IL they wanted to do 60. Bosldes the
Nl,a NJ
might compare the Utica waiting room with that in
this city with advantage to New Yorkers In Utica the
people buy and show their tickets In lobby, from
which they pass 10 the waiting room The waiting
has exits through which people pass comfortably
when tho train Ia announced one end or one side Of
the Grand Central depot fenced on for lobby
wherein people could buy their ticketG and then pass
through the fence to tho waiting ROOM and three
four double doors cut from the waiting to the
platform, tho serious struggle that takes place daily
about the exits OF the Hudson River Railroad depot
this town would be aVerted.
The manner in which tho Prohibition vote went to
pieces without helping tho Republican party any In New
Jersey last Tuesday pretty good evidence of what the
Prohibition leaders have all along claimed that n that
State o whole the Prohibition party was made up of
about - per cent Democrats and 80 per cent Repub
and that f it should go out OF business neither
party would gain appreciAOiy more than the other.
The trees In the cys small parks taking their last
dose for this Of the chemical preparation with
which the bureau Of the Park De-
partment sprays them two or three times year The
preparation 10 warranted to kill anything that cfAwlA
from the grub Of the tiniest beetle to boa constructor
and is carried In Light cart from which it pumped
through small rubber tube with q spraying attach
mont upon the end The FREQ end Of the tube attached
to jontod fishing rod and held up in the trees while
man on the cart works the pump shower Of the fluid
In scattered over every twE and branch and
through tho bark the ErubS arc supposed to die.
There win bo good deal of Eugene Tompkns in the
coming production OF the "Exies" at Riblo's Garden
The play by that master OF stage craft Bardou and
Mr. Tompkius fell in love with Il time ago When
he was IN Europe this year he to Russia 10 get
some realistic effects for the play and they will in
troduesd at Eibos Garden when the piece goes
short run in New York. The effects varied; among
them being trained rendeers and Siberian bloodhound
what we need in New York" said 4 New Yorker,
who has recently returned from Europe yesterday, "s
q good circus two There are many times in the
course Of month when man feels like going
circus than anywhere else. This particularly
this time Of the year. when the weather 10 cold
enough to absolutely drive ndoorA The theatres
are hot stuhy. and in the main uncomfortable while
the air of big circus building is about what needed
after dinner Paris supports nve circuSes all the year
round and one can drop In at time before II and
bs sure Of q good entertainment for an hour or So
Take oniGht for instance fniShed dinner at ~
and had business appointment at 9. 1t was over at
B. but there was no hone whatever Of getting q seat
for good play at that hour. and did not to 20
through the agony Of witnessing bad In Paris
London. could have paid a equivalent to dfty
cents and Rone any OF different crouses had
= good entertainment for an hour or 90. aud then
ired home Tho ercuses there employ all the variety
performers such rs are seen now in the big variety
'hows playing at our crack theRtres"
ElbridRe t. Gerry has of late developed into con-
liant frsQuenter OF the restaurants He 10 either at Del
nonico's or the Hoffman House nearly every night. As
rule some OF tie ladies Of his family with him
lot infreauonty the friends Of the Commodore
he room move up 20 his table. few nights ago lin
he started in with dinner party Of eight
M there were eleven people around his table before
10 finished. Mr. Gerrys face below tho eyes has the
lun and rudy color of captain while his fore.
sAd Is a. white a. that Of a student
The sight ofR few ruddy faced and freah country chill
ren In town nearly always causes women TO turn
found and stare with pleased smile. Undoubtedly
he children OF New York pretty, and apparently,
eathy enough, but they have the wonderful look
robust ygor which tho little children from out OF
own display on their annual visits the city. This Il
no time OF the year by the when the country peo
10 come here The fathers travel in from their stores
buy the winters goods and they bring their wives
nd little ones along. Perhaps half the charm which
stinGutshsS the children is due to the interest
mich the town excites in them Their eyes dance as
iouRh they had been drinking champagne and their
heekS are aushed At the panorama OF unusual sRhta
An EnRliAhmAn Of come distinction who is living in
ew York remarked yesterday that he could not quite
nderaand the perennial Joke about the relief which
10 average young man feels that the ice cream
,ason has closed
: II seems strange to me-" he said, "thAt this Joke
hich s OF such antique texture should continue to
aiate SO freely and apparently meet with such warm
'cepton It's absurd on ts face for . number Of rsG
ms In the nrst place man might indulge in the
ideS sort of an orgy in Ice cream providing there
NY one girl In the party for less than dollar II
goes to Demoncos or she BrunSwick. Americans
'e notoriouIy the most liberal men in the matter OF
i'srt@nment in the world. Ice has about a.
any terrors for American q cigarette has for
'aniard In the same way there Is a great
mount OF talk about the expense of restaurants
'ro Most OF It is CANNON. man may
ke q lady TO DemonicoG the Hoffman, the Bruins
iok or the st. James have delightful dinner nclud-
wine and cotdiaR buy n perfecto cigar give the
after quarter and still have change loft OF
hVedolAr bill This il much cheaper than it can be
me In London and the difference between good din
Vt In Ne" York and good dinner in Paris is very
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