The sun., 1890-12-06
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A gentleman Just back frop Monte ONO
says they have . neat way o. dealing why
suicides In thst famous gambling holl. wu-
' dressed. handsome man lost at|play one niee.
and remarked that he was ruirbd. He walhd
into the last Of the series Of gaming rooms nd
shot . pistol ball Into his bran, AZ quick a4
flash ap attendant threw open ! window tes
sssSesr sssied .hs man IAN .krSSsh tie xhdcy sSd
him on the grass Without ,a.t a rS,l Of bills s
hssSa the oiiicisis declafed that the man had sm;
m lifted suicide In the park and that as he =
plenty Of money % on % his person 'hs rsasonss
his act was mysterious. i
Like snufYer on q candle or a blanks CIV
An ironing board 10 heavy fall Of snow 20
the. noises Of New York; When the strestsrs
and the shril! cries Of school children bcmS
"sa sIase on only My the haif dozen days OF eso1is.
| tor when snow falls heavily.
| Henry w. Sage. the great lumber mehaAt \
once said to reporter Of The suN: II Q con. :
sidered millionaire. Tie 10 . ten-milllaaire. /
But / do Know that IL i could fnd insll th4&,
| world Atty men who would work for WiS
ns MssR ySu msn sori Tn
Tsorsh ton times Is much as is to my edit -.
The straus family. which has juslent two
mon to tho public service under Ma,r Grant
10 remarkable one. L. Btraus. y Largest
china importer in the country. is II father of
the and is over 90 y.rs q 3. "a "a
twenty ysars sro ieides. the Brise Connie:
O9ss 1ss MsphssaR cpS M.1 q sfs HS;sS S;sS
Nathan Of The PARK Board is . rsmber. The
csys.pd snS Hs SissSS oPass s
A Broadway car was blockedby long line
Of trucks. The driver was loa.ng tho air wfsa
| profanity. "Just wait" saidhe. till we ct
the new cable oars on this oute They wm
When We hit one of them trrks ven d.iys y
On TOP Of IL; h9Fses I've EIsd 9ns tso o. Hns
saha e e: ssS MiS spE h. s as!'s
| Last November an Engsh lord oame "a this
city. in which he spent month without ever
getting out OF England. o to speak. WhSn he
got here he was wslcoDed By few oocknsys.
EhGss tones and xss: sr hfh s,e
sYsspsd ~ sS s9 dime, AN. r e shs g.
n fesna Si m h' h:d &:
the London Times d.iiy AFTER brsakfaN Hs
s:a an hsY hSH 4 II o " % hs 81 Tass ss
Igly ReU.eso. Sa02a Sus FL s.ieep over 3
got tired Of the whob thing bsceuss II all had
s!Ivs ssR'e IN Ens. r a sB S sSFi s ns
~. or ens sSs n9.
than ho had When he left London
An old retail grocer Of this city hes had .
nomadic time oft during the bast half oAle
tury. "Istarted shop In 1850" he says. IN
Csthhsssine street Custom got 41ll down ths.e
hsssS. esses.d sas %sSse sSsss $
AS SoI psss II q. sF:ss .ss nss
see me keeping this Rroceb in l27th street
%Ss sP VIII Rn :. IN t.n ,ss c.p ga
butI expect my shop VII be up e hieh e
Poughksepsis move s!9ne with svsfy
moving"
The new hotel on the Astor property at Firth
avenue and Thirty-thih street is probably not
20 be called tho Waldorf sfter William Waldorf
| Astor A representative Of tho Asror estate
said that tho family didnot like to have their
names associated with hotels. and were sorry
that tho old Astor Hoube had been thus named.
The new hotel is to be IN charge Of Mr.. Brosck.
.. .rsstaurateur Of Phindelphia. He has super.
ia III
b. named a,sF him. q, sn rate b. .Sd4 IN is!sse
9ld rcd brick house. 4 inner hotel. viii ! fai(
haa s nsa
Won selected for him in Madison avenue: Il
Be Il ss aess 70
hsEs b s to the A's ;S
esss; SsHs 4. 'RS Were G shsy M ill., 'n' can
there's point on the Day shore over b.
Elinbethport from which Now York seems .
deaa level. like q meadow Clouds OF smoke
and steam always hang abuo 1t. but only two
Of the structures of the city are seen. They
are tie Brooklyp Bridge an! the Statue Of Lib
Is Of al points the best irop. which to soe the
great brldge-mere towers:hat pierce the SKY.
with spider-web film OF wres reaching from
one to tho other.
| Club life is spreading Throughout Fifth ave.
nue.. and is generally considered extravagant,
but the object Of every wel-reRulated club II
economy. Where else canyou find q comfort
able resort. with all the magazines weekly and
daily papers. and unlimita stationery at your
disposal for from 81 to $50 weekf Whore
else can you get dinnr OF three or four
courses. we'll cook ed and Elegantly served. for,
Wbss s.. no 70; to
prices The difrsrence % ,stween - meals 'Iss st Z
club and restaurant is .esrly ffty per can't.
urdsy table d'h6te has ben instituted. and 10
ssm 60 successful s that The Sunday table dhote has
wine: and the only fautn the bills Of fart. IL
dIners. At first tho din,er was served for only
thirty persons. but the st had to be extended,
round tables are used.!o that members may
other clubs have droppd In to watch The Work.
! f ings of this system. and will 4ndou btedIy
account Of the McKtnl,y bill has been In the
cigars, Tho wine list Is not yet affected ~
most clubs have q sto,k on hand for ct least q
year. At any Of the leading clubs, members
can now buy wines cheaper than st the whole.
| sale houses.
Il hope." said Hsrlemite that II the
workers Of Mr.. Gery's society are to arrest
tho organ grinders ihey will spare the patriarch