The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-07
WHAT WE ARE All TALKING L,or,

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corner OF rwenty.thtd street and BrosdSsr on 'ne
\ remarked h no pointed to line OF maFnio.,s, y'
ssueIoUou OUT IN front OF Adycts estab,b,,,
That's the way that the rich peope lean
andgradually grow richer | have recoyn',,a money
of those ladies the WIVES of mon who ~ several
millions They drive down to that sstall,,,,..' Wv
orouSh"mS anu snowy Nttortm with thorouohh,.I
horses two men the box aud ,.IM aE"Otea
accessories OF stable that II must co. " no
OF money to support. They lug hngo patr.. -, u,'n'
III there TO have them cleaned and dyed lnth. vin,
there are tnV hnhureu pairs otsNteen and eTbt,.n
button gloveS drying In tho sun They b,lops -, ,
wives and daughters OF million aires who cor,. -
here in 50 600 turnouts because thew can b,,. -.
cleaned here for twenty cents The oth,r ..,sht,,
m'ht' up town. charge twenty-five cents Tie rch,,t
people arc the most penurinnsin snail eSpendrurs,
It's rule Of their lives save every nanny a. a.
my hoteis that the guests who have to pe watched I'M,
most carefully are those whose bank account, ar. n,
FAMOUS umehslohs ihoy take every advantAse Of IN.
house IN ordering from the bills Of fare they hem 49,
clerks down Oh every article the bill and they L
incesSAnt complaints Of the service for tho reason that
they are chary Of their tips Is part OF theft c,..i
to get things at smaller price than their D,ybbo,,
That is because they rich and they are rich because
they follow that practice"
Apparently there is too much base hail .aorr
| town merchant said yesterday. Tho enthusiast, 49,
as they are more generally known, the cr.nks ~ IN.
game sly that the public has lost interest in the snot
The truth seem to be that only man " great
in base ball lore follow the laUyrlnthne contest,
now going on When the games were practically con
! fined to one League even men who had never s..na
base ball game iEsnctvey turned to the sporno TAO.
OF tile morning paper the figures OF the repn,n,
They easily got the drift OF tho ser.s a, GAM.
played, and the changing schedule was mart OF IN.
news OF the day. Now however despite the ingenuity
and akil OF IN, Inns, hail rspor,.,s y,.,. =, - ~,
OF tho base ball page perpext and nathemat
cal and mental tension OF no order Later on in
the season when tho small ttv arc mn, - , VII III
mny be more easy TO locate m. la.,ior h, " ~
lahor nov" AN''
ihero are 10" more characteristic res It's in town
man '"e RESTAURANTS east OF Third avenue and
hor'h Vi the suehse tenement house region These
places are Tor the most part quiet and orderly Tho
COOKING Is thoroughly "'rman IN character and on oc.
c"soh the cohee ~ excellent Agreat variety " Gei.
man papers is provided for The customers ana it IL
common 'hhE 10 sec men sitting about in couples desp
Ill THO game OF chess Little besides German is spoken
ana the presence OF an English speaking visitor
cafes where nothing IL hearI but IN. central Euron.an
da ects These places are the family resorts M fairly
well to people whose homes are on the edge OF the
sQualid region OF tenements
tits interesting to note how a little touch OF warm
weather sends New Workers whrlinR into the country
OIL NOT search Tor outotto"n quarters It is great
mistake The weather acts on the suburban landlord
1t docs on tho Thermometer on day his price,
rise like shot and he has an altogether exaggerated
notion OF tho value of his service. The time to seek
landlords and boarding houso k.ener, ,., ,,I. ,m.
about the coming season and will mako t.rms TIM,
have a suggestion o, reason in Them rher. ar, ann.
wotul instances OF eSorbitont charges tor on.r,o.
within Gfty miles of New York
Actors are not without superstition Their belief in
luck H. in certain part their lives Do Wolf
Hopper says that he felt alarmed and nervous to anex
., 49, -, ,I .v uetoio 'no curtain
Ii,,. r,s.n No. n.Hoa -, w. Wv ine"
niue present was handed 70 MN which reVoutionzoi