The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
What We Arc All ralk,ne Abon..

There il no doubt about the advent OF racing
sol. Broadway is absolutely aenuded of the sportA
mon about town. and FOUNDERS who are ordinarily a
feature of that thorouRhfare after O'Clock in tho
afternoon and at O'Clock night there ia an influx of
carrying Geld glasses sune across their
and with racing cards sticking out of their pockets
talk in all the hotel corridors 10 horse from Dime
| time TO midnight Tho season. which started In with
| such rush. has already developed one or two
| notable changes Ono OF the most important Is
sudden and inexpcabe fondness on the part OF race
Roers for attire OF modest cut and quiet coors Tn,
gamblers who formerly the most SLOWLY clai
men on the track dressed after tho fashion II
digniAed and proper society making O'Clock Gals
They wear dark froek suits black beaver hats and
majority of them do sport rose In the buton
| hole OF their coats This change. Ike good mIuy
other Of the recent fashions in racing from ing
land Distinctive racing clothes are OF tho Rries
OF the past the tracks in Britain and it ooLs
AZ though the Same conditions will prevail here
THE case OF Mr. MnsErave" said tho clork of an MP
town hotol. shows how long man can live care
fully built up reputation in New York There 10 not a
hotel in this town where Mr. MuGraYe would hav,
received unlimited credit. do not know alythirk
about the moral aspects Of his trouble but AIN spea.
ing now simply as who deals more or less with
names we'll known to the public. 1t would seem fIn
the reports published of supplementary proceedygs
suits and the like, that Mr. MuaRrave has been ysol
vent for long while. and yet nobody in our ofcSyer
had any suspicion but that no had a snug fqtune
1uSAou away, Ou winch ne COuIu QrhW In neCeASIR
The efficacy OF hot water in shaving Ia more fly ap
preciated BY the people OF that remarkably aSanced
country Japan than in the younger eivzatSs of the
West Japanese BARRIERS shave nearly all OF exposed
surfaces OF mans head They shave the eat The out.
side aud inside Of the nose the eyebrowA an portion
of the scalp. The victim sits on a very IowtoUl while
the barber perches on higher stool and t3es his
TONER'S head between his kneeS Then heeizes very
small razor dips 1t into hot water and bes the worn
It Is no light performance to shave JatneSe CENT?
man No ather Is used, but n keen edg IS kept cd,.
stantly on tho razor By dipping il into water
or twice during tho operation. Mon wo shave them
selves will ind that hot water will puts better edJe on
their raIors than any s,rop ever inveteu.
potent factor in tho theatrical n business world
is one of the most quiet and reseFsd men tint ever
ventures into hotel or club, ATeat many people
know him by sight without hAvnlany notion who no
is. Like most OF tho busy men this era Mr. Fred
erick Loyecraft has air Of tsoiute repsse at all
timos lie has important busnS Interests With 4 VI.
Palmer, is OF the orle Star Theatre is as
ISOLATED with Theodore Mosfn several enterprises,
acts as Secretary for oDhe largest clubs in the
country. "A water meterSctory in Brooklyn and
watch factory in Newark al IA Treasurer ana
rea'y Of three manufacture companies in this city.
To Judge from Appearances large share of Mr. Love.
crafts existence IN vaguely wondering what ho
do Kill time lie hyrather bored look. droop-
ng black moustache ande wears cigar in tho corner
of his mouth with ratt% sAddened air :
when tho racing mfnates come TO town nov adavs 7
they arc stared at tongs Of affect worshippers II
Mcssrs Hagg,n MORT HeRrIt or wthers could hear +,
some the betting cdtngent speak Of their fortunes
they would probalbo surprised TO learn how rich '
lhey are repured tNe. very warm discussion for u
Instance went oil hhe Hoffman House last night Hs TO ::
whe thor Mr. withJ5s income was SlaOOO day 81 500 II
An hour or 500 Anuto Three Of the men Who had n
been down to GJVeRend to solve Il problem tho 4,
BrooGdale evrntparted enemies because they could :,
not come to enforcement tbs important point A.
Boys were yes tdAy peddling or less accurate "
portralts OF k!uston Salvador Frenz Tommy and Fl u
Rio Key &C
III
Tho Europen departures are already beginning to 81
hin the puEs Of society people decided falling ~
N 10 notieee IN tho nupiber ~ carriages IN the FAr nj
ND though attendance ut the theatres has not DIS a.
reaSsd, IL 10 be noted that tho character OF tho va
audiences slowly undergoing change. Men in
vening drts every night and tho atrf "
no wOneg suggests many instances towns IN the wi
Ntremo Visit and South In aweok so no less than Nj
TX theatrSin Now York viii be given over entirely to M
Omio Opca Managers regard this form OF amusement ~
$ the must attractive that IAN DO offered to rural -
isitors biNew York vi
iol
One rsat Of RaH.lE igsi"S pSnsieA and Oier now az
rs In tic park iu after year hps hrcn m,
10 voluntary appearance Of these pants IN tho grhs 60,
the UdS lhe grass Union square and ~
CATsmont IL beautifully Starred with daisies ana tho w
feet Is even IleaRner than that produced W nAss Ai'
q the plants ClE