New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-02
CHANCES HERE AND THERE.

1t is hardly worth while being surprised ut any
thing Two rather pretty girls stopped on the SIDE
walk before a theatre the other day y great many
pictures were displayed in the corridor ana th'
admiration which the Young women felt for them was
evident. There little about the appearance OF
the two young women 20 Indicate that they were not
city folk They were quietly but tastefully dressed
and there an air Of good breeding and education
about them. If one might judge from appearances
But certain tmldy and ba.lulncrs markfc - I no
as stranger, az least - Nrw ork. Finally acr o9'-
Ing at the picture Of good looking actc.', VINO NJ
doubt was forty, but Whose simple iroch' HoWhS IAl
and big round eyes made her. in the picture hg1
pretty heads together and held whispered consult
ton one of them then walked up The corridor. nc
other shyly holding back. and seeing the box Once
open went 20 the window. Do You tlke tn-Wpa5
greatly surprised TO learn tdat tn.types not
taken at that particular gallery Fact.
Tho writer took some interest recently in watching
4 freight train pass under a low road bridge IN a
/ country town. Han dozen brakcmcn were sitting
on top Of the box car, and the bridge was so low
that between the top q ;e and the bridge there
was space Of hardly more than three feet. ~
least seemed So y each brakcman'5 car ap
preached the bridge De Gittcucd out until De had
PACED under IL. The train moving rapdN'
la, not a single man dlcLcd Dis head and br,, d.,
ahas ., ' ,bcn n woni9 be- an cav thne 70 mako
a bad mistake. The wonder - that 30 few brake
injured.
And did you ever notice on each side u railroad
bridge a pole with eros, tree from which dansle
Eve or six ropes The question Is PIT bccan-o tho
writer ono" heard a man who had ridden good deal
over railroads ask what they were for. Tic
ropes hang directly over the track, and when car
passes beneath them a man tho top q the car IS
warned That a bridge lor tunnel is coming. for the
strands AZ. sure 20 strike bin. simple afran-" cement
uls. but one which must have done many idNols -
reckless men.
The policeman whose lot il +, 20 -lsrd the public
peace and protect the city, n Pelham Park can
not be sad 10 lead an exciiIn- life. There big
tract o. land there. from which crowds rohsiou,N
keep away and the graz coated Officer % Dis beat pr
Pelham Park }. mouniul ana p4u'h' p'' ,4' -.
judge ~! his solitude "h"l De I' r"d - ,h-,' t.'-e
abon he meets WITH uDf ,lllc og "orl Oiy
policemen ar djcFent
The sphere Of women i- Increasing rs dimensions
is the verdict rendered hy those who are Interested ln
the tcltou Of Wor~ins DIg.,' societies. WHO can
doubt tAl,i Wasn't man stopped ~ ul' streets "i
Chicago a fcv weeks ago by two women highway men,
VIII And dd no, these female fooipads hold ir
yo.ycr IN H., fac Will e.. ,'sy cnpgT ms p' oSSSad
hi, Thing 81 ou men arr nhcl' to Pc driven "lt ot
one IF the most profitable. although n'' dos!i1Or'
prufe- siOis ~ the great ana boAA"lcf' Ntsl.
New Workers are vastly proud Of The hand ONO
women who are to be seen the streets 'n Aciutr
I.
mirror and there j, not ia froan ln the sky. II is
then that the brightness ~ the.r gowns and 'h'
cheerful color, q ribbon, and frosh and Sparkling
flowers rival tho r1y decoration, a. nature. ard men
declare with enthusiasm That 30 women in any "'r
cl'y nre 80 handsome orr "lrs ih' Dies.
aid the mother - ihr.c dan -htcr, g. s'raHs r.
>cu York woman .au dr,-s better ou lc., money INN
the daughter - any other city woman Who j.
well dr,,scd-tlat ,-. dr,ad With the bcene,t rr-Ai
for Der complexion. her hair. her eyes, Ter f-'r'-
and that nearly always means in god ia'i'-al"'''
make. a hand -pn,c appearance. ma certainty N'"-
Nofk women as a rule appreciate ull these p".ni- -
ue highest degree. From tr time a -irI O." years
Old ror, shopping with h.r mother size b'-H- 80
.,uav .re., ~ color, and "a Dion ard . -.r'na''
between harmony and color JAR TIE i.N"V '''-.
forced upon her hy the opp"-. unto, -n' '' ~,
whcn She bcconr. e. VIE "1l i,r "a b. ne 1ac AL.
Of making lc'Dnii'- gowns
There are few occupations or professions IN "h''"
tho followers thereof are not subjected e. the 'nr-'
ton, and rccominci daton~ of the 81 An'" 70 " man.
Il IS somewhat amazing that the man whose c>pe'''
ia railroad management is limited {" framing %.
mviug tickets. getting on trains ~ stations anu
getting or ar,tn should consider hm ~ cm.h'niW
c,uahic ~ rtInnlnc r. lroni n q way vastly superior
10 hat ln which any great tuluk line is 4Uu I"-
the woods inn7 of Just such men
one q the most shrcwd successful and prosperous
theatrical Managers in New York took chat. 81
benefit recently lie had held DIS finger 900 t' purse
81 tno theatre going public Of th' cN i'r years. ''
when hc announced the price of scat There was sue"
rash for ticket, that the house practically SOFA
within twenty four hour. And this fact rf''''l ID
whlripcr among some people mot it IS fair 10 say
among those for whom tie benefit was gwen 'ul
among NEEDING friends. that more money W-u,
have been realized had the price oi thr tt",t' ',.
The veteran manager knew - certainty tai The
change in price ~ only trlhnc amount Nou.u ma
made a widely different result J" ''0 '''''' -'
seats.
II will he Interesting TO watch the movements 'i
men this summer o.; regards flannel ana shh ,HiFt-'
thc "peglrec- shirt, a, many shopAccper. cnn them
These shirts were very extensively worn la'' summer
II was maintained by many who wore t.rn ,-Ai ii'v
were less cool than hundred shirt Iu' ny r,s
Sypr,,iion II cs,c ara freedom from convcniioni! /
restraint that men tahc to them mos "i'"' - "''
not be long before they are again seeh'
.If Won desire 10 spend your vacation IN uuN |
rcstful wnya said a professional vacation s"''r' j
Won want 10 enjoy luxury ldlcness peace ana uic'
tantc loaf get 'hOusc boat >ou aI""'' nav '''
wafer You have no hoe, clerks, no crowds nc
evening dances 10 allure YOU into the verA "'si"','
which You are seeking 20 avoid: I'D iGi""' D"'"' /
and confusion II is simply an existence or oo'ns
ai,oiucly nothing but sleeping eating df,S'ies I'n
being nanny. The cost scarcely WoI," .,, 90 4,
and the pleasure would be worth any price pr" j." IT,
There Will De folr Young womcA from ''' ''H -.
the big Harvard Yale boat race this summer WIN wa
90 there with their hearts peace drp'iu'h ~"
triumph Of the blue Tie writer heard "'v" ".''
about their brother t. an old man. "I''o "''
hair marked over half century of fc lie Id'H'r''
from their enthusiastic remarks that ths l''u' u'r
brother would use two mus uar and taNhco '''', 80
tie Yale boat And if tie man Who ll,scu u,,c .'
hone and sons 81 confidence IN tl' @
hrn,hers crew doc no, look for the reHi 81 NV H.
with keen interest his face Is no true fec''' VI ''
thoughts.
Parsons In search Of board or rooms shoIIl ca rn
the short advertisements on the nihth Paso Va Inv
Tribune to-day.
BUSINESS ~ THE SUPREME cor ~.
Washington, NAV l-Thc supreme Court o' 1' 'n'Vi