The sun., 1891-01-02
WHAT We ARE ALL rAIx1ye I,on,

Throughout the country New York IA "a.
gardod as the centre Of attraction" the ho,s,
clerk said. "and every year more ana mors
people give themselves the pleasure OF A vis,,
to tho city. The number OF those who can
easily afford to nay for the best accommoda.
tions Is steadily increasing. In the pensrs,
q sas,S the county mt and in tho
here are in the Unod States ou,sitsd y, ,S
hunrsi thou sand to hall foY miIIiSar ITior,h do ITom
mora sp,eSe wSo are TsFey or never heard 4
town susss fnow .S as q vs sHr oo,o
would II they lived here. and in iact, sea n,nss
than s9me are rsslasrss d" for they some
everything that Is worth secing" ''''"s
When thoro 10 an unexpected heavy snowfall
mon engaged in outdoor work down TOW n, auch
IS loading and unloading goods, sometime,
turned up from under. the shoes. and sscpssd
with cords tied around tho trousers' legs. just
Ssoys ese ssH sps Sas te6s, nS
shoes and gives secure foothold. Wv
In the course Of walk down lower Broad.
way in the morning." said a visitor, II ma.
very few mon wearing diamonds, but when
saw plenty OF them. At first wondered. but
presenuyi 1t was clear enough: at this, season
sfs sS% \ xS sSnss as hs snS brS And l.
OF the men walking down broadway, and
"A mans, way Of patching hole in table.
cloth would probably be to sew on a pieSs;a
woman's way II TO match the piece on WITH
starch and then smooth 1t with not iron.
A lace pin In the shape OF an interiors;
point set with diamonds is the latest novelty.
Young men must exert due caution. however.
Il Soss :snsbSs VIC e & hHf a ssn since sss
sole purpose OF assisting bashful lovers. and ia
REGARDED by some young women as nothing
short OF an actual rroposaL
MI. Antonio Bastida- well-known italian
resident Of this city. says that the public
school houses should he opened at night for
the use Of such lecturers as might bs pleased
to give free lectures for the instruction Of the
people. He says that these buildings are pub.
poses n question would be advantaseouss Mt o sus to
the puoe aRa yend put The city TO q!
worfna peops to and snr spsnSs. o.nSs
CITY you'd be Just the thing ior them. III:
Education has made beginning OF tho Wors
which he desires to see carried out.
Nearly all the women's clu bs in New York;
said member OF several OF them." have .
useful purpose Of existence. We have literary
clubs at which essays are read and debates
held; We have calisthenic and recreation
clubs as we'll a. philanthropic clubs: we have
tae Ladies' Club. which main tains Its own es-
tahlisnEesat! Me have have old soros,a, which runs
women's clubs. organized in general sssocta.
ton. whioh proyides Its members with vaea-
nooe opSs ss othss a..
eiplInaEy and eeryiceable. npliks those Of Tie
Tho English authorities are now trying IN
various ways to supersede the teas grown in
China with others grown in their own East In
dis possessions. A good homo demand for
them has been created. and efforts are now
being made ,sds e inNod.uesR R them to the Ameri:
ma make fsvorise beverage Tor W people u m sosus. -
toned to shS ehojc: /. hl1ds 9t 0hinese tess, but
e B4S you'd 0' al
"whsn IL comes to sliding down hill the city
boz b nowhere" said . gentleman Who never
tires Of recalling the experiences Of his youth
whom he lived in the bsckwoods. 1T isn't 20
much that they haven't steep hills and LONG
slides. but they don't understand the sport
Poor ohapsl They don't have much chance to
learn. but I had supposed until this big snow
fall came that . boYs native ingenuity would
sssys him :, better :h:1 ~ i @ sss%s A r. oPRos!ts
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81, e. s:.s:s :'e; :S:?s -:
a1 wo sRs poys y SnG1rea q tnSs
Sic b1 tRs1 would esther AROUND IA ioef
aoa sSd. 70 % Of Uosssna Sa
hs %ss PH.; snS ss q
on and went oyer e The vacant lot and told thS
boys xht de- Within na 2pes e Shes
hard Since then they have had good coastinxs
aside from the question OF politics" said .
famous New Yorker yesterday. "the retire-
ment Of ingalls, from the Senate could not b
regarded otherwise than Q distinct loss to the
public. He Is q remarkable figure as public
man. and his sloQuence. originality. and forttl.
tty OF invention have all contributed to the
interest Of the public in the United States Sea.
ate: Compared - to the wearsope and b.eezy
wa we @ snS ssls asaFe ~ 'iPgdis sHS Sa:
MuCQ mlBb0O from WASHINGTON BOClAuy.
Though not Q rich man, and IN no sense
dinner % parties - and md leoertions. Hs has :
saturntne and attractive quality Of wit, and
even II he never goes back again he cannot say
that be was unappreoisted.
It must have been interesting to Frank
Work. who is one Of tho oldest as vol as ono
Of the best horsemen In New York, to find that
some of tho newspapers substituted bis
own name for that OF his son as the
hero Of the Bowery, runaway accident Thy
fora slstgh tide q o'clock at plight and turn tuIa-
Ing Some 1s Of ne papers sald that Mr; wo1k
away .scciden: In Central Park, In point q
fact, despite his age Mr. Frank Work 10 still
an expert and sef-reliant driver.
A decision OF tho Supreme Court the other
day permitting pool sellers In this city to re-
ceive wsgers for races to be run on tracks near
the city OF New YORK. passed without notice By
tho majority Of the citizens OF this town. But
there was one particular group OF men who are
Is much interested In it as 1t is possible for
them to be In anything. The news OF the Blu.
prem0 Courts decision was teleRrapheu 70