The sun., 1890-06-01

| reoaut deVelOpmente IN OnlohkU ''-
vary ANAL number Socialists in existence compared
,b m. vsrv large number OF Socialists who are sup
posed 10 be disturbing that town are often commented
ppon in police circles here Its the prevailing opinion
At the headquarter in Mulberry street that socialism
4. the one subject earth conctrninR which men nnu
4, .Ip,o.t irnpossble to speak with moderator The
names Of the dangerous Socialists In new ork CITY
could be counted the nnEers OF one hand OF snpern
t.dent Murray and they are dangerous only wnen tho
vigilance of the police 10 relaxed The mibtch turn OF
,h. o.,msp mind IL such that MANY nAturalzed ci'
zen of Fahersnd dreams Of establishing inc theoes
OF some favorlte philosopher here or tnks OF eehR
nm one of the numerous schools which eNst IN oermaJ
for the nropnRa,on OF liberal ideas but never reaV
tbipks OF acting in the matter. Tho general oWihhhR
and comfortable condition OF social life here nave
beneficial effect upon the most rahd OF AnhrenNu
and socia ialistA SO many steVedores' orAAeme" SUI
driyerA and day lRborers riss from the RANKS OF
yorkiuRmen 10 those OF mionares that even the most
obtuse OF nro eating Immigrants are impiebou U! vi"
fact that mel fortunes are in their own hanus hs
Csrm.nci,as biography ia out, and with It comes
,ro. ,,.n,r.,,on 10 more cultured pronunciation Of
her name I'm the shape of request that the italian en-
sound shall be used instead OF the hard THIS Wou'u
mike the pronunciation Of her name tometnlnR hho
CArmenchita Tho dancer herself meanwhile does not
bother herself much about her biography or her law
apt, II ,vsr child Of southern birth enjoyed pros
perity the spanish dancer IL Hhe. Under no circun'
stances will she make any change In her enpl"yerH
az ahe believes that good luck inseparable from her
long Rhe remains NJ Nno HlUblo W. a"S"''
third stree. she still nls frequent engagements in
the private houses of wellknown Now York people.
where she dances for the deectaon OF the 4Uo ana
10 worth noting that ladies do not discover the rumor
ed objections to her performance which some OF me
sensational writers assert that they have II IN di'
emit for anv man In his senses to discover any
reason for the protests which are now appearing
about the ''vulgarty" and "suRResnvsness' OF .at'
menctA dancing. She 10 graceful unusual maanouc'
and attractive and the very fact that some New YORK
hay. load hAF
senslcal talk concerning its sensational effect
"ono bad servant" said householder In West Sew
enty second street will demoraliZe the whole domeH
tic machinery OF a family for montha After twenty
years OF housek coping have come to tho conclusion
that nothing requires moro careful exercise
aud experience than the selection OF new servant
The housemadS waresseS upstairs girls or whatever
they called far and away the most danReroua
because they have certain smartuoss OF attire and
manner which alwAya impreRses the surder but less
preten tious cooks laundres'eS and coachmen IT'S un
deniabs that important servant in the house.
hold the cook but she 10 usually woman who takes
life easily does worry about the conditions sur.
rounding daily toll II she has light kitchen to work
in ia 'naRRed by the missus' The coachmen,
too II they are selected with have more genuine
interest in their horses than they have in anything
else. But the up stairs girls are thrown constantly
contact with the family; hear lot OF things which
intended for their ears dress we'll 90 AZ to be
presentable AMI altogether live on curious plane half
betwe the servants and the fRmily lhey Rrhu'
uRly build upon foundation OF Ignorance great ana
Impressive series OF their rights and privi
egea and ideas communicated down stairs
the other servants have known one housemaid In q
family TO create more Of disturbance IN week than
could be straightened in months of diplomatic ani
careful management. 1t 10 q pity. because the house
though tho troublesome is really the least
valuable domestic OF them all She ia only In servite
intil ahe ind suitable husband and meanwhile
The the family to further her own endh Tho ser
rant problem is almost rs important one to New YORK
,rs tho financial one"
Col Daniel Lamont has abandoned the pleasures Of
Bar Harbor and taken a cottage at seabrlght lie Is
ooking forward TO catching the Sandy Hook steamer
Monmouth every afternoon at O'Clock this summer.
ie is accession to the remarkable crowd OF
nillionareR actors and men about town and pretty
women who mako that boat floating palace os ceebrt-
les Ex.1nsurance Superintendent John A Mccall 10
so going to join that noble band, and will go down
With Vice President James W Alexander OF tho EQui
able and his artistic John W. Alexander Charles
, McFaddn general passenger agent of the elevated
Dads: Charles J. Smith, James Munson the father Of
Topography and John W. Rhodes OF the Union News
company will also Join the of the miscellaneous
rowd Of sporting men, business men, and others who
vo along che jersey coast.
There is q queer belief minds OF all the Chris
an Scientists who took part IN the National Conven.
in LenoX Iiall that they never fail in anything they
nderake because their acts are under the special di
ection of God Such catastrophe 40 failing In .
eech or q song 10 not be dreamed OF As q matter
fact has been observed that there was not In the
days of tho Convention. break in the smooth
OF the proceedings except and that the
ur loninR OF young womans headRear, undoubtedly
a wicked worldlng Whether the speakers delivered
discourse from papers extempore they seemed
know how to say It trippinEy on the tongue. During
10 proceedngS there was q wonderful silence
the audience, considering there were between
500 ami 5000 persons in the hall Such
the RcrADinR of n foot =
III tho floor . cough was very rarely heard.
none. however. tho belief stronger that special
race the occasion furnished from high
nonR the leaders in the singing. There quar-.
4 consisting of MrA C. II. Thomas soprano; Mrs.
gorge W. De Lano contrAlto; Mr.. George W De Lano
nor. and Mr.. ". s. Chapman basS They the choir
gulary attached TO the Church OF Christ (scients
hich worships in HArdmAu Hall at Fifth avenue and !
ineteenth street. Each Of the singers declared with
,nvict every word that they sang better at
invention than they could sing before Even the
Mira Louisa Lawrence. accompanied tho +,
nging better than ever before aud the young woman
ho turned the music, who q Scientist declared
% knew she helped tho singing because sne never =
rnsd tho music 80 we'll before. =
Orchid ewelry has not yet become tho fashion, al.
ough one sees At the or at great ball
en- q RentlewomAn whose corSAgo is adorned with a
agile magnificent orchid of gold and enamel Tho ono &
weller in town who has attempted the orchid jewels
q produced about ono hundred OF them In three
ara and has sold only small percentage OF that q
mber. When An orchid Is to be reproduced I'm Jew.
y 4 perfect specimen OF tho flower 10 obtained and
exact model 10 made In pure silver This be 1,
no before any change has taken place in the blossom
tho metal 10 soft and easily worked Tho model pre-
in impershAble material the form Of variety
orchid. At the time the cOlorinR the bios.
n Is reproduced paper by skilled draughtsmAu q
ON the silver model copy in gold is produced, and
Is forms the groundwork OF the jewel itself Gold
chosen because 1t is best suited for enameinE Tho