The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-08
WHAT WE ARE ALL TALKING hBoUD

has extended into social circles Since the retirement
OF the renowned New orleans belle whose name no
longer Appers the papers and the marriage OF Miss
Anderson Miss Davis has been the most popular rep
reSsntstlvs in the North Of Southern womanhood Her
engagement u Northerner has called out = great
OF feeling in the South but It has become pref
~ well recognized at this stage of tho worlds history
that women in America n, longer marry for patriotic
reasons. Her beauty s OF delicate and gentle tpe
and il in mark ct contrast to tho somewhat Aserive
manner OF New York society women. Her sojounl in
New York will be short she is booked to visit New.
port where great deal OF her time will DO spent as
guest OF the Whitney,
There Is a notable scarcity OF comedians in New York
Just now. Formerly the summer has bssn the special
time OF year for a gathering of tho lisht and joy
workers Of tho dramatic profession in this city ami
most OF them have been very much In sight durnr the
dog days Two attractions however, have been found
Irresistible by the mirth makerA They occupy dtvor
gent geographical positions England and Illinois
Half the comedians In London watching the music
hhllnerformances picking out variety specialists and
distributing tho results OF their seasons work here
while the others hard work in Chicago. Summer
theatrcas in tho Lake city always have strong com.
edy coiorihg and DiNey Louis Harrison, and many OF
the otaer noted comedians nave found their best nav
ing and approcatve audiences in tho west during the
summer monthA Chicago Is unlike New York for
thore arc no seaside resorts there draw tho people
out OF town in the evening.
Few thiDEs have been Of more interes, 10 tho b,,pa
full women Of America than the decision Of n. gu.
preme Court of Minnesota concerning the ownorshio
OF photographs It's tho decision handed down after
nearly Ayears litigation and It makes photographs the
property Of the original OF whom they taksSL Saw
era suits against tobacco and cigarette firms for CD
hibitng the pictures Of well known actrosseS and in
three instances OF prominent society women In more
or less Objectionable positions attire, have all been
decided against tho tobacco nrmh Il 10 not unlikely
now that photographers will also be restrained from
using the negatives of their that thoro win
be moro Of opportunity for tho much autographed
fraternity Of beautiful in this country to pro
tect tbomselvoa There have been very painful
instances of tho abuse Of their photographs BY pho.
togrnpherR Tho Of Miss Rehan II yorv
well known. A photograph of that distfn Ruish.d
actress has been long exhibited in shop wi1ows and
was finally reproduced in photographic form by the own
era OF prominent cigar factory for advertising puF
poses The picture from the waist up undo ubtedlv
that OF Miss Rehan but the arrangement OF skirts
and 10 particularly Objectionable even from the
cigarette manufacturorS' standpoint 10 taken from
some other source Tho photographer ono of Nips
Hehan pictures, cut IL Oh at the waist attaohsd
TO the lower half Of partially disrepuabo photoErapA
In his own possession. number Of copies were made
and the market flooded with the insulting posursS
There was good deal of talk Of legal nEht but the
case involved 20 many difficulties and Misa Rehan BE-
oamo 70 nervous the matter shat liberation wa
finally abandoned. Another instance is that Of Mrn
Fi1herberH who 10 vory wen known society woman In
London photographer took picture OF horin classical
attire. when MrA FtEherborts husband saw the MO
turo no condemned II ana note was sent to the pho
toRrapher the following morning 70 destroy the plate
Within three weeks 5000 Of tho photographs had
been distributed in London and has been impossible
70 stop the saes the incident q peculiarly IN
fortunate ono. MA Fltzherbert woman of ontiro
modesty Of manner and extremely sishtod
left the arrangement Of Greek drapery entirely 70
the photographer He placed herin aroolnna poaitop
and after nearly an hours work TOOK the
photograph She did not COPY Of 10 until he sonn
it her house later for approval Tho pro-
Naat of NM N0o GhA We -
courts will probably DO toward the apprehension Of
some Of the map shot private photographer Those
Paul RryB have made 10 business b Look
around bathing houses and beHohss and secure
photographs OF women wherever possible some Of
these Photographic whom they had the element Of
pruhenoy In them were copied extensively and pub
ncy sold. Ono photographer In Nassau street hAd q
huge stock Of such photography ana they sold at
50 cents apiece They Fspro''nt younG women 81 Mar
raEansett Long Branch and other boasAoA end thros
OF the faces recognised - The aauGhtsn Of veil
known Kew YorkerA II b specisH d outrage that
must Inevitably DO PUT into eoHA
What 10 known % . eoznmus1Vp9dA7uSo1rOsvsz
popular with the yuun8 vemsa wa M b shosnAa1aA
The poofetoook1 IN 9Dsstion aro a. soomy and REQ
tanEular In them b Get tiny watch Win he faos
nate women who arc Obliged 10 sfWayS iooa ont for
their trains eoEnsanA d ne tine svsn WhAsAas
aod with the WoiId fascination o2hhcppinA
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venerable Catholic pFS,a1s o. BEoSklyA p D VSsou
ally 10 the Brooklyn Pest o1so 0adA nasuinR Nhoa he
Is in good health Cox his mai me BAAop aSVays
varRs these trtpa 10 goes party Cor GzsIuS0 and
the way. The BiShopB Ousoom IN TIN RoaDooSb Am-
liar 70 mat Of ne late HoRAt30 osymSN me- GrSaA
Democrat always used 70 wan down hOm hSSeSAdnnos
20 the Utica Post once each morning. "a tAho .
rood deal Of time IN the operation 6OeA W. H.
seymourAs fondne0 fog Gh4S morning vain "a
oh "a N
carrier system Wa GboGS 70 - MsR0dnSeA
Mr.. Seymour opposed the innovation StESuaOalaA 10
declared that It was one % tho most bensnGaA 0mo
that could DO imagined fog ne oittsenS q t0Vn -
city to meet each other daily In some suoh DlAeo AOh0
Post once and there discus ana debate Quesi.oO0a
public and social nature OF eouISe AE eSynSO ~
defeated in his efforts to keep me letter CARTIER Syson
out OF Utica Bus he regretted his defOat bitterly anA
declared that democratic institutions su0Tod
blow thereby. Nj. soymour'O noighoof0 AuGnod a
him but Just such ideas and apesohOs hi DASO
that gave him creator and more nolatrSHs Do1SSaai
following psrhapA than any other resident q thh Dss
ever enjoyed
there thing that people WhO 10 ths Stress
concerts talk about than any other Il b tB me
walters who about In the the hOsyiss
and squeakiest boots by any So Of men probably
In tho whole town Right in the Iu Of the orchestral
strains when the auditors closing their eyes and
bending their ears TO catch the soft noteA DOM the
sousaknE and tho trampnG Of the walters boots tie
noOT. IL would DO simple matter TO remedy bnm.
One OF the nTSt thinEs which strikes HastsTn man
who goes out the Pacific slope queer the e
the word "rstIer" Tho word has exactly tho same
orc as the word hustler" does hers and
is invariably used by tho CRlfornAnG in place Of the
latter word No has yet explained the reason Of
the change the initial letter Another expression
Guitar to Calfornians is Hes bra corresponding TO
tho Eastern expression, Hos daisy" and implying
that the gentleman referred TO has great faculties
powers 10 some particular.
Il was not matter Of surprise to the physicians Of
the Eastern DspenSAry that the striking ooAkmAksrs
should speedily have been reduced to the verge OF
yation years past the dsponsArys charity patients
to tho nAtionAlites represented among the
cloakmAkers have been rapidly increasing. They now
number many Thousands and tho surgeons md that
many OF those who ask for medical attendance are
much OF the time in need OF other charity. They
for tho part sober. industrious, and chAse but
desperately poor during the earlier OF their resi-
dence In this country They are, however not hered-
tAry paupers for by tht and economy they lin them-
SsIyes out OF their lowest condition