The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
WHAT NE ARE ALL TALKING ABoUE

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The attention which THr suS has called to the public
ioSfer started gossip that onensve parsonage all
the town Public Indignation seems TO be mainly d.
rced the street masher aud the tobacco chewer
Instances OF the latter typo OF local nuisance are I'M
pleasantly conspicuous everywhere about town Though
these offensive enough on tho street cara they
do reach exalted ght in the world Of nusances
until they get into railroad cars great many com
muters travelling to aud from New York while away
hour OF their daily Journey by chewing tobacco
AS rulo tho railroad floors have the protecting
mats of the street On the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Yesterday two men between
whom single seat interviewed actually made their
section Of the car hthy that drew up their
skirts and moved away. Tho street Washers increase
Asthe season advances The attention Of the police has
| been called to some Of tho offensive OF these
blnckguardS but the framed that is almost
as much ~ pOlicoman's place Is worth to attempt to
interfere with any the loaers These
men are invariably cautious their operations when
policeman is in sight Nearly all " them have partcu
lar sections OF the town where they watch for school
girls or follow young women who venture out TO walk
In tho afternoon Tie attention tho police has been
called to two Of these Washers on several
sions out nothing has ever been done one whO
hAunts Long Acre is arRrtcuarly persistent specimen
otthis type OF Metropolitan nuisance. lie IL Cuban or
Spanard, with black eyes, rather a military figure,
| anu a good physique. For IA time lie n verablo
terror to the yonng girls AMI more timd of the
neighborhooi 1t made no difference at what hour Of
the day or night they out he always around
and ready TO smile upon and follow any Young woman
who caught his fancy. Tho complaints some of tie
families In tile neighDOrhOoj obtained and for
" time the Cuban kept rather under cover but
soon as school is out he Is up TO his Old tricks again
"Of course gentleman OF Forty fourth street who
has had trouble with tins particular masor remarked
Yesterday "thc only sensible thing to do with such
men would be to cowhdc them but people do not care
for the notortcty man who is engaged IN conscrvA.
tive business house and whose good name /. valuable to
him. Tor his own protection keeps muldes OF all
/ 1haf Is twl,y 1.Ns .,F
from people OF this typo without masking any olor. to
free themselves loafcr has nothing at all to losa
while agentleman places everything at stake /: he
Allows himself to be drawn into with him"
TO say that stanIey's temper is cAustic" gentle
man In big publishing house on Broadway said yester
day, is putting livery mildly went across the
ocean to see Stanley in the interest OF house hoping
TO get something from him for publication and INV OK
percnce leads me to believe that cu.sc "a apnied 10
the African explorer is an exceedingly feeble and un
Impressive word went to him with oner that
ought TO have made any man fee! proud Ny proposi.
ton was not covered with blue yellow ribbons ornA
mented with little bells nor did attempt in any wny
to DO dramatic or impressive. As business man Of
long experience wen: to Mr. Stanley ami laid before
him plain business proposition. 1t involved tho pay
ment to him AZ once ut very largo Bum money and
the subsequent payment during three years of Eroat
many thousand dollars III quarterly instalments It
meant very large fortune to the explorer and though
knew that everybody had been after him felt rather
thing / found a man with white lat:, a coorless face.
mouth the expression of which cannot be described
by other word than bitter aud eyes that were an
solutcy lusre'ess. Ilo listened with an air OF
forced poiitOnes+ then 10 said It was a
curious thing that peopio DID not know
that he had already made arrangements for evervhnx
he could write for the five years and after that he
made few comments on tie manner in which peorls
bored him with propositions to write anu lecture liz
hnished after few sarcastic remarks rose aud said
that lie hoped that would consider oar interview sas
factory made short bow, and drif;cd out OF tho
room He seemed 10 regard NV visit a piece OF i'm
pertinence' and his manner was maguiireu: that
had actually put Oh my hat and walked for n mile be-
fore had discovered that had forgotten to lay before
him the many points which hal thought OF on my
way across the water. returned the following morn
ing for this purpose but the explorer could seen
In England there Is but opinion about STANLEY lie
Is believed to be tris short tempered and soneyla
assertve but thore ia no question that lie knowseS-
Acty what lie wants and means wi At Lc SAYS when ho
cares to sneak Socially no is almost silent man
As was Gen Grant lie has been known to sit through
an entire dinner without utteriug more titan half
dozen words though he listens with utmost cour.
tesy TO the talk of hts neirh0Ors."
Attention is called by patriotic citizens TO the fact that
nearly SI0Oo0u"U of American money passes through
the hands of English banker for in tho Argentine
hepubic There is not a single Anne ricaa bank any.
where in that great country the great number II
our counryinen who have ct ed in Bueuos Ayres are
obliged 10 do all OF their uus.ue.s through English
houses There have been attempts to star. American
banks down there but the General lethNrgy with which
The proposition has been met Dng Jew York caniip
SITS has always resulted in failure. aud tie plan has
now been given up. A member Of tho Pan Arncrl.sn
onGTeSs in sHeaking Of this condition At things re-.
'enty said The Yankee is The shrcwdes: business
man conceivable at home, bu' once out OF lis ua;yo
country he IL an easy prey for all olicr nations"
There is no doubt about tho existence Of Italian
'adrones In this CIV and % 7 most eurccrstn Of
,lrFt.f ILL., No.
title bootD acks vino do nr,st lu nos. ccl Ing Ito
ed and tenacious mud from tie boot. @: ~ e,jt,,ersor
hat great state who venture over til" ferry ut, New
ork There aTe two hUNF "u ever" boat Oue Of these
tile urchins escaDcd from LIS pn,run" no- rrc s,r.
nd few days ago lie went into thu uptown >r ONCE
here he gave ralIcr drama lIy crpaut. Ia .syrry
e worked for Two years ,p"rIrs u. or,y .eyer,ee,
ours daN on tie i"rryholls nuu ~ urvrr took hr,s
ss than 81 t" his master Tor Gnvr, work On .rrrnl
'casions this sum was bombed The boss ne rsr.,ry
edited with keeping H1"nt haT To money ,Int b.
ven them This particular loot. ar. Al ontnr,.d
ohey III some fashion or "th"r io- On r'r day Irat 10
me INTO lIu SIS Office lee ind INST con. ,lr,.l IN,
lrohase Of hootb.acG place on BrundN.y uayi,.-3l
cash for the business. Italians have = mDunr,.v nr
9 oootDiackInG Of New prH. II ss,I ilal trcv nav,
me secret, wE.rm tley keep tea,ousy among ttc,r
IN race. concerning III" preparation OF N. blurki,
ley certainly succeed in giving brilliant roliyn
shoes than BOYS Of other nAtiOnalitiss ana r,,c,
. Held is theirs
Kan.
more sincerely than Eosiua Nuars the Euyi,,I, c,r.
enne who has achieved IOs,uon of unique AL
on"un'ed Importance 10 ;!cA'ricu life witn,u; Ii, .,
'ehhV'ly interviewed widely photographed or aon.
lonniIy advertised Miss ,olcs and MS k,pIl
vo been very warm friends for a great many rr,,a
nearly all OF the time OF Mrs sen TAI! 5 recent s,ay
New York before her departure Tor In. amt y.as n,
tomInhohsA'n or her sister Ln-,tsh artls.. Ths
Is revived of tho establishment Of comedy i.,fro
Ne" ! ORR something alter the ia.lIon OF Too,a
'"'re In LONDON with Miss NtAes AT the head OF a
Ing stock company.
he hnRish ta'lorS according 10 gossip about town
NJ present IN rather an unfortunate po,!,i,n r.,
ure OF clothes which thev had made FOR Sow York
u OF t'shion al tho Custom House las risl,i lo
reSaid men OF fashion more or less ha.ry in manner
majority OF them keep up the reputation o. New
men Tor di!aioriuesS i'll paying their ,alors burs
'ney nave seized upon this opporuuity Tor qu.etly
'ihE Their bands of tho London tailor, Iuclrlipt
outstanding accounts and are NOW pr,troniltny
erca merchants Thus tho English ju!ors are da