The sun., 1891-03-17
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A public school which has It's own ro,,c.,. !.
one OF the novelties OF New York. sueh Ia ~
famous grammar school In West Fittv .fop,.S
street BOYS are regularly detailed not only -
keep order within the building ut dismi,.,,
time. but to ensure good order and aulcl d,s'
persinG on the street These youthful polIos.
men seldom Rave. to take the names OF lss
pnnish@ens follows The SnEaiy boys an.y are 40 10
before Mr.. ElEas, the PRINCIPAL, and he appsnis
s1sa hs Spsy sds hs NsT S s :fsC
sass q Of pain sn,. By
% The rest S strive for the honors. 'He'' mat al
The prorrietress Of . fancy goods store On
Fourth avenue was putting siUn in her storo
window on Saturday. 1t read 'suit Bo,os"
As she withdrew into tho store lady cn,ered
and said. II noticed that sign you were ru,.
ting out. Plsnss tell me what are sui. box.
S|a Gss ssTdSo:S Ed !: a. to5sfs snd sad
The hooks spoil the collars and tue IanciHnDs. ny.
Fssp each nsw s b.s
box by Itself.
We often have examples OF tho absence a,
interest in n subject that has once been sens,.
tional and has run its course. The grippe is 4.
thing in point. All through the South aud tho
middle OF the country the strange disease IA
raging in q worse form than Il took year sso.
MADE mac q /, RIs II tie n@ news @ dosSs.ches mention is
Drron1ess. the loader OF the Cloak makers
Union. reminds US that recent importation,
OF the Hebrew race are giving us nav Views
and new ideas Of their race. Time was and
not worry long ago. that wo New Workers knew
the Jews rs a patient. lonG-suf'erine. orderly
ra o. industrious at barter: bnt not given To
per snoas hsm Now muoa M tbs s esS.J r.
With thsr lands t' Stead Si their Ei Eesd. TS.y Ti.y
Gan rio: upon occasion. like suy other people.
aess ercsd HGi Hsew .SsS e a I'm
were German and Enslish: lhsse, Who are
In q crowded boarding house on Madison
avenne Ia q colored girl whose talk impels the
men and women to show her of whenever Wis.
!,ors come to tho honsc. She was once stew.
Grdess on a coast steamer. and one OF tho gen.
tlemen boarders IN the house asked her tue
9th sse wss aey Su sGT spoa ah she sa *. h s Ts
ItinsY Ise .s shu.s | don't know what dem g.
months. and amt seen copper Of his money.
He's nice Rentlem man to be asking me bout
ap sffss sens ssoat Tie o7s
clock I saw on Broadway Well. my Husband
ssy ss; e a9a ssy xsa ,St e.
IT," 10 this the colored K,rl eplied: Ilnmph!
xST Hb. Sss maa Il no Mesh S
you stay in der house another minute"
The audiences at Harrigan's Theatre are q.
peculiar aud delightful as tho plays performed
Ia -.
handsomsr than the common run Of mon. and
tho women with them are the freshest. rosisst
roundest. widest-eysd. and most yivacious
women in the town. Both sexes are Irish.
Thsy the End
to shsn shs, eaten jots
Is ilhhshed , and they have no ,scrpllss against
not weaken the elannishness Of these hearty
Rss backing I s the Ike oi whieS Few 1 p,sySrshts
or managers can boastoi
At a notable east side banquet the o,hsr
night the most conspicuous portraits set
among the banners and the evergreens were
those OF Thomas Jefferson and John Keenan,.
At one side OF the head OF the table cat John
neiser shttins nS
middle sss. kssn.ytssssd. ssntlsnsniy. and
repeatedly worth tbrse.Qusrtsrs Of q million
sS, sSs sna b S sas to bS % .I. h
Miss Maud Humphreys water eolors have
sale that causes her to be called the Kuts
Greenaway Of this country. but only little
while ago she was poor and ulknown. She
had painted little thing for lady friendwho
took it to an art store to be framed. The pro.
pristor seked about the painting. and at ou .
that The day day she hts PeYn happy and herd at wo'k
Z q. fs%S s
reader knows that trne ability makes its owa
luck. as hers did on that occasion.
The nrst place on tho Now Jersey coast to
successfully found an elegant. an-ths-year.
round social club ls Asbury Park. Tho projec.
wns long discussed. but needed man of No.
tion. Mr. A. Q. Twining and others rented a
'i S Ssn snS nS nsT y SdE odd s as
Tie limit Is nity. the charges are hgh: the
iect. Weekly receptions 10 one season ani
monthy receptions at other times makes the
Monmouth Club utmost as much ladies' a,
mons club.
Editor Roche OF tho Boston Pilot In tho
course OF his studies for his book on bucoa-
neering. found that Davy Crockett once vis-
ited New York and Boston and much was
made Of him. In his diary Of that time Crock
st. cts says !hat he was entertained by Philip
mons OF tulS clty.WnO WlB Inc nne6t g0.Io-
man he ever met The way that Crock ett c9rEs
70 discover this fact wnS that whon Hone asked
him 10 drinl! lie handed Crockett q decnntrr VI
whisky and glass. and then went and looked
out OF tho window 30 as not to see how much
tho great frontisrsman took.
In an apothecary's window ON Sixth avenue
is heap OF the vinaIgrettos that were In use
four or more years ago. They sre OF cut
glass. from IL TO II inches long, an inch thick
and OF the weight of . policsman's nightstick.
They are eloquent OF the eccsntricities OF
fashion. for whereas women paid many dollars
70 get one only tho other day. so 10 speak. no
block to-day Tor ivs times. as much money.
The same mora! ts pointed by . picture tl.Ss
YSs tamons ,s sStsen . years ago; II Is Arthur
on tinh avenue Tho beauty Of the school
girls in that picture gave the picture Rrent
eclat. To-day the girls look like dread!u!
guys. Their queer hats, their waterfalls md
their bsllo skirts condemn the work as .
picture OF something impossible.
There 10 a situation for . EalzAc in an up.
town French restaurant. Tho place WAS started
byn man and his wife. The man worked In
the kitchen aud the vito waited on the tables
Shv w;ls TOO heavy on her feet. and they gave
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