The sun., 1890-02-21
NuIr " Ans ALE TAKING AsOUE


,..s.d ,oatsd him nm in prison and kept him there
mo, Of the est Of his life But lest como should thnk
he drcnds this gloomy auRury. ne adds ohserfuuy'
but Columbus descendant IL . duke now ans hAs
an income { million a. year"
Pressed fe a further exposition OF hhteennh u U'
subject, hoIdds; -.
VOL Tn defendant with dutodom and HifiiSon
a year IL m encouraging outlook but II really does
seem TO m ~ though Columbus himself was hkeH"
be left"
IfMr Dempsey were TO come back to New Tork iust
now his reception would dim the brightest oVauons
that John =. sullivan has received. what's often
describsdn tho sporting public" OF New YORK has
never become quite reconced to the Eonpareils doser
ton Hes to day tho most popular man IN the ring
among dCent sports aud hn seems TO have oHhibnea
tile sam, qualities in California that he did here.
Dempseys faculty for making friends is second ma
turo. iIsa free frank amahe, and honestlookIng
man AMI despite his extraordinary In tho ring,
he has rot trace OF that peculiar order OF self esteem
to whici pugiliss subject In private letter TO
New Yrrk recently he stated that notwithstanding the
newspaper talk ho had fully made up his mind to spend
| the remainder OF his days IN California
"Th, need Of circus in New York Ia imperative"
man a5out town remarked few dAvs since, at
Of III, most curious Developments Of Amusement fo In
Nav Tork that no manager feels justified in running
circp here all tho year round. In other great
city II the world thero are carIal circuEes going on
twelve months out of tho year md tile great body or
amiueneut seekers who are wea'y OF the everlasting
everng in n big, roomy and cod building, watching
horses hcroba and variety performers In such cities
az Edinburgh. Glasgow, and Liverpool anu All thronRh
IN. smaller cities Of tho Continent hcre is always ono
resident circus and sometimes two In tho big cApitnS
like Berlin Paris and Vienna scvera circuscS are I'M
d.rwAy all the year round Amercats patronEe these
places nborAly when they are abroad and believe
they would do 1t here, but somch"" no circus man
seems to take this view OF the question
Tb.la,es, tripket in tho jewelers. windows ia
| ueman's ring with tiny watch set into It a. seal
would be They arc odd and expensive and great nui.
| Bances to wear
| Mrs Pouer's cara must tnRls occasionally whilo sho
| ia sailing toward Austr raa with MIR. Bdew In these
days Tho unusual activity in amateur teatrieAl cir
clep in this city tho present tuo has brought mAnv
OF Mrs Potter old chums and society crolies like Ed
| ward Fales Coward and Elsie ne Wolf ito the semi
| publicity which amateur actors and ADDRESSES com
mand Every play that the amateurs prodce Ia frauHh'
with memories OF Mrs Potter. and many necdoten are
| told concerning her. Nothing fin tho recent social
season Of Now York Ia remarkable han the man
| ner in which this once popular and discreet woman hAs
dropped away from tho recognition of he friends
sooietv people and many of tho weather New York
erS now make point 10 ride at occk in the after
noon instead OF tho early morning whic was the time
set formerly for horseback exercise 'hether tnls
in mitA OF London Paris not not plain but
It certainly fact that thore 10 an inosnR parade OF
horsemen and equestrianB every day u Central Park
| between o o'clock and g. There ia no mile where
the horssmen eau congrcgato and oolat the carriages
as they pass and tho bride roads inthe Park are 40
serpenno and elusive that II is impossible to select any
particular stretch for meeting plAc'of all the horseA
| Otherwise there would bo . very nne showing OF
hunters and park hacks great lumber OF society
| women are now followed At oiareet uihthhco oy
Grooms and there 10 usually numbe Of stout old gen
tlemen mounted on heAvy.leREed nag pounding indus
triousy around the Park In pursuit o. An appetite
Ch auncey NJ. Depew went to the PtriRrchs Ball the
1ane uiRht of his RreAt Worlds Fair leetinE
when I got homo from tho melting" he sayH II
felt inst like Rtddy young thing oudnt sleep and
couldn't read and 30 put my dre suit and went to
the ball"
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Joseph Reynolds the resiuehE ma1Eef VI 'ne run
Avenue iheatre' Stna inau M III uo ~ '.a. - '
other managers OF less than hAit OF FeSposoues.
Ills only on oecaAiohs "heh nAu"k'' "os w ",''~
on some important action tnat MF' eSno'us 'onio ot
ward no ouiet man win oroa' hnou'u''e. ~ 0'u
sVe Smile ruooy cheoAA anu k~. eAosoo, y.
manner lie Is represented 70 % o1 OF 'he
Judges OF the urA"inS power vi ny WI ' " , .
In 'heaT'oa citoie@ mhen no Res sN " " 'S. ~
20 Always NAneb up WIN 'ho III" ~ '"' ". Wv
tnea'to ana no ONO hA' over so'H 'N' ~ wa
r, o... D,,.. ,,o,, ,-h,,h ,crrch h,a hsan witt
Ia,. ~. n.cominr ,.mu,arivhts new on the ND
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,,h m. s,1r,v n, Enr,,sh mn,ir. and giant st. Ber
,h.v nv. for mora formioah. md terrible In appear.
49,. .,.r ,nar ,bo sou,h.rn toodho,nds The most
en- ,. ., 80 ,h ,Io.,honn, Ia tb,, of d..n
.h ss. Th. Cr.,t ,an.s hav, noble car
go - - 80 "a id r hoo ,snc,.r, tina, tho
,r - .,,,ec.r. .n.r,n.r.,.r. o.fore many yearu
nav. ross.I
"senator lngAsS claim that'verJ man ehonla ehANS
himself" man remarked in he diisey House yester
day. and that he should no mGo think OF hiring man
! to shave him than he would o employing man 10
wash his face, has aroused loof comment and 1t 10
still tho subject OF talk in everydirecton The question
OF whether man should shaw himself or not VIII In
time attract as much attention as tho query Is Mar
riaRe Falure' Tho Senator vas by no means Aosuro
or fAnatcAl in what he said. noro arc u thousand reA
sons why man should shave when he rises in the
morning as regular portion his toilet and Jus: a.
many reasons why he should rot go to greasy and