Telegram-herald., 1890-05-18

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I1aslstFou every hody knows, Uoney-
makers and mslsy losers anyway 80
between tae1 thsy are pretty usArly
every BODY nowadays The upt7~R
realms ~ swelldoa, l. e. the money
made, l. almost - ~eil knowu. a. east
20 as. Gothsmitss .ust - ss cherish
the hope of getting there ourselves
sOmedsy lover preliminary g. The
higher paradise In Cur dollar tine
tlFed moods these asi gb ooFho0ds may
do sell eaoagh for a stroll. bat the
poetry of New York lies Asither In its
ups nor d0Ens There Is golden mean
IA everything II you ~aRt % forget
the hurry scurry Of the lower reg ioAs
and rid yOEr soul Of she monotOnous
gaudi ness OF Brow astSnia, ssek oUt the
middle domain that includes Washing
ton SQusTsOn the vest. Madison Square
on the north StsyFssant square on the
east. and 81 Marks Church on the
south Here you will discover an old
time town, b1ilt in the good days gone
BY. when houses were homes. and homes
had roOmy rooms. Gramercy Park
comes within this area. and adds it's
own delightful hayOr of repose and re-
hnement 10 the grand old churehy and
Quaksry square that perpstuAtes old
Peter Stuyvessnts name.
just now, when the May buds have
given up mere peeping at the sua and
are opening their hearts to his winsome
smile, these old fashioned hooks are 80
many Edens Of bliss for the noise iaded
sojourner Yet the noise-lover may
az times enjoy real feast after
his own heart even in Quakery Stuy-
vesant Park, judging by my own
experience, for il was only the
other morning that n desfsning gas sx-
plosion blew out two windows and the
door of one of these serenest mansions
when / happened to be within few
yards Of the spot.
As look ont of my window in this
mellowed quarte-, whose every red
brick house is haunted with romantic
memories Of half a century, see a liv-
ing romance in petticosts and trousers
strolling over the way in the setting
sunlight. 4 singularly attractive
woman leans heavily on the arm of a
man Of dignifed mien. She has beauty
still, enough to make you sympathizs
with the rival lovers who fought duel
over her years ago. Not FIRE eating sol
diers, but men Of rare gifts. Ii was
away in Germany, or was it Austria,
that ths famous Russian poet, Pushkin,
was shot by Lascalle. the famous
Socialist, In their fierce rivalry tor the
hand Of that radiant, golden haired
woman you now sec across the street,
and who IL the msn who Is escorting
her so tenderlyi No other than Ser
eius Shevitch. the Russian exile and
50 far as talk goes-the bitterest foe Of
all organized government. a clear
thinker, mastery orator, years and
experience may bring their rnellowing
influence Never mind about opinions
now; our sole purpose is to quiz men,
manners and movements as the pauo-
rama OF the streets rolls along.
Have you been to Central Park atthis
time Of tho year II not, 60. II yog
don't care for green trees, go and have
your fun out of the green folks Who IA
rale for your special dclectation. Ra-a
plsoo for animals, Central Park. aero s.
the drive YOU have tho measyerie, the
Wild beasts under lock and key. II
said behind bars, the editor would
b. lsluged with libel suits from all the
saloons. On the drive We see the aris-
tocracy Of the four legged kingdom
trotting. gallopiDg or crawling Gt the
whim of their homelier-loOking own
ers And right here, kicking our corns
as We sprawl full length in our majesty
OF ease. are the unclaimed dsnizens OF
the human Zoo, peacocks and nazpies.
elephants, tigers. sleek foxes and ser
pents that,crawl out of holes
Why are We not born with faps 70
our ears, 50 that we could 60 deaf
a. plessursl What a world Of worry we
could save ourselves, "a the aforesaid
placid elephant evidently does with his
handy shutters, else he would never get
60 fat and comfortable amid all that
mensgerie squslling Why am I 4 ned
10 overhear 40 much # the talk OF my
neighb0rs everywherel In church
learn al about the dinners and dances
/ of The week from the pew behind. In
+ the Offices Of my busy city friends
l hear all manner Of unbusiness con
fabaIation about bailets and betting.
and here in the park. whore ones prat-
sis should Be Of the dear little dioksy
birds, babies and bugs. why should be
tortured nth q vigorous argument over
+ tbs secret Of Or Phillips Brooks +. th,
champion preacher IF the dsyi Since il
IL -. Why, be (, 80. l.i Brooks b,
spyssd upon the record
IN. famous divine recently preached
-e.kful Of L>usen ..rnons 20 men
+ 0niy In grand Old Trinity Church.
v~ ons ~ ths .srIy birds lacky enough
% get t.ssst among ths sfts-n ~ trsntJ
hundred Who crsmmad the plscs Dr.
Phillips Brooke j. Boston man. snd
thsrsfor. quite above criticism. ve;
there srs good grounds WY those Of d.
aoom~d % b4 born in inferior places
nay tsks son1s discount off m. Bostor
e,ti nate II she Boston pulpit orator
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rop eoncernst with. not The good na-
and pastor 7 un3erstsni ths' Trr
+ Brooks nasy - e. sed at long odds q.
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