The evening world., 1891-07-17
THE CLEANER.

sec that the photographers assistants
are complaining that they are obliged to work
seven days In the week, year In and year out,
without even half-holday on Saturday.
These nrc pretty hard lines. Even the poor
drugstore clerks and horse-car drivers have
better time OF It. There ought TO be some
way 10 induce the merccnRry proprietors OF
popular picture galleries to show more con-
sideration for their hard-worRing employees.
II appears that Coroner Levy has neither
the approval Of the Attorney General nor the
cooperation OF his colleagues In his proposed
scheme to diSnter the body Of Murderer
Smiler for the purpOse Of reviewing the re-
suits OF the electroCution at Sing Sing. !
asked Coroner SChult2e to-day what he
thought Of the enterprise Of his brother in
orce. "It's all rot" said he. with much en-
phass. "Smiler, according to my view, was
killed legally, 50 let him rest In peace"
A favorite breathing spot Of west-siders
these hot days IL Washington Bridge. That
magnificent structure affords n grand view Of
the city, and while resting there n good OPP
portunity is presented to witness the passing
show. The bridge Is also favorite driveway.
! wonder who It was who started the
cnlumny about red-hcaded schoolmarns.
Certainly he could not have made his observa-
tlons IN this town, where the type Il fairly
well developed, and neither red-he adedness
nor plainncss Of feature can be regarded as a
prevailing characteristic.
hear that the Rev. stephen Merritt's tramp
mission In Eighth avenue has been bottling
up some Of It's religious enthusiasm since the
residents Of the neighborhood made such n
determined protest against It's peace and
quiet destroying proceedings Even the loud
voiced cXh1rtcr has toned down his prayers,
and addresses the Almighty In more quiet
and temperate manner while the wheeLy
mClodeon Is always operated with soft stop
In these days, to the intense relief and graft
fcation OF the adjoining hOuseholders.
Architect Lauritzen, whose controversy
with the rcdoubtablc Billy Madden, eN-pugil-
ist and trainer of prize-nghters, is arousing
keen interest IN club circles is "A gentleman
Of ample and rotund proportions, and pos
sesscs sufrclent wealth to crafty every rea-
sOnablc whim. Why he should object 10 pay
ing few hundred dollars for the removal Of
quarter hundrcd-wcght OF surplus tissue
especially AT this season OF the year, Is a mys-
| terry which his acqunlntanccs are endeayoring
/ In Nnin to solve.
/ Uptown residents, who possess the advan-
tnge OF n roor-garden, need not go out OF the
city 10 see the sights. Tho fireworks over on
| the Weehawken Palisades are enjoyed every
evening by thousands OF New Workers, who do
not have to set foot outside their own houses.
Another woman has been discovered who has
passed the Yale entrance examinations with
credit. She is Mrs. Kate q. Brewster, OF Bir'
minghom, Conn, and she took the examina.
tons several years ago. II the truth were
told, the number OF young girl graduates who
could successfully compete IN entrance eXami
nations or our big universities every year Il
legion. The only trouble Is they do not OTTER
get a chance TO match their scholarships witt
the boys.
met that most popular OF American mus
cal conductors, Patrick Sars1eld Gilmore, at
Manhattan Beach, last evening, after he haC
laid down his baton, at the close OF u con
CCrted shrick toot, crash and bang whirl
wound up his popular concert. He told NJ,
that he was preparing TO put on some extr!
steam Tor his last seaside concert before hi
departure iOr camp with the Twenty -secont
Regiment. This viii occur on Friday, Jul.
%, when MIR. Gilmore viii produce, for tn
FIRST time the lively SteCkler Centurion
, March, recently composed by Compose