The evening world., 1891-05-18
THE CLEANER

1sAW fosy.cheeked girl, coming from Ho-
boken apparently, % she was IN the stream OF
passengers coming up from the slip who had
a handful Of small but,ercups tucked into her
dress There was something sweetiy rustic
about this, because they looked as II they had
been piucked by the girls own hand from the
neld or. perhaps, little garden. This 10 not
the kind Of impression you get from seeing q
town girl with an American Beauty pinned to
her Jacket
Yesterday was Fall day and as beautiful az
they make. The SKY looked as II It had neen
washed and there was an edIe on the air that
was a good appetizer. No wonder people
we're out walking,
see they have begun to clean up the Post
once. II will be a gi mt task TO 20 over the
whole Of us immense surface and renovate the
granite. II hardly seems necessary either.
Weather-s,ained granite ia as hsndsom as the
brdnd-new stone, Just fresh from the cutter.
II al ways looks raw and cold In this first fresh
ness.
julius Hamburger, the energetic little Clerk
Of the Fourth District Civil Court, Is an ar
dent American whose love OF country impels
him on every occasion when opportunity Of
fers, to score deluded Anarchists, Ninilists and
other disciples of disorder. He did 30 yester.
day in a speech at Teutonia Assembly Rooms
In reply 20 the toast Our Country" at the
Twenty-Hfth Anniversary OF Aaron Lodge,
Free Sons OF Israel. MIR. HArburger Ia First
Statea
l hear that Mr.. Otto Bacher has taken a
country house In a delightful nook which he
has discovered, and will spend the whole Sum-
mer there with his family. This is about as
sensible q thing as an artist can do. But the
trouble is to ina spot suited to artistic eyes
which will not be overrun with the Summer
tourists and city prices.
That Ia very wise move the Fire Commits
| soners have made In the matter OF utilizing
one OF the old buildings OF Castle Garden
Tor the housing OF the nremen who are
attached to the nreboat New Yorker. In
conversation with one of the New Yorkers
crew yesterday learned that though sleeping
quarters are provided In this monster nre-ex-
tlnguisher the crew are unable to utilize
them, because dampness from the machinery
renders them dangerous to life.
hear that the Police Commissioners are
| seriously thinking of transferring Capt.
Cortwright from his present luxurious
quarters In the West One Hundred
aud Fifty-second street station to one
of the downtown preclnc'a Certain
friends Of the manly Captain would like to see
him change places with Capt McAvcy In the
Twenty-second Precinct, and II is SAID that
Capt Cortwnght would not oppose the change
newspaper man who wears more medals
to the square inch on his breast than a Crimean
warrior Is Adjt Jimmy Frost, financial editor
OF the Boston Globe. He was captain and
manager of the American rinemen who got
away with 80 many prizes at the international
shoot at Wimbledon a few years ago
Adj. Frost dropped into THE EVENING WORLD
office day or two or ago, but he didn't have
his medals with him. 1t is only when on dress
parade that James sdorns himself His duties
as financial editor of the Globe brings him to
the metropolis as often as thrice month. He
Affects the Windsor Hotel clique OF bulls and
| bears.
Mr.. Croker is here. And now, to nli the
vacancies in once, Mayor Grant.
Ihave on my desk copy OF the Initial mum.
Der Of the new Catholic periodical, aptly styled