The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-11-09
In NEW YORK.
EVERYBODY TELLS OF sTRlNGeNcY IN
THE MONEY MARKET.

The same Street Thronss-The Mer-
chants ana Modists-Ths lGscaped Lion
aosx-The Fashionable Church and
Seats For Two-aod Bless the Unfash-
ionable church ard the Salvation Army
--Pachmsnn the Pianist add Mitchell
the Pugiiist.
special Correspondence News Democrat
NEW YORK, Nov, 2, 1898.
Everybody talks about tne "stringency
in the money MARKET" from news boys
to brokere, and the very atmosphere you
breathe sugEsnts unpAiu coal bills and
last seasons coats. Boarding house
keepers complain thAt their boarders do
not "come onn as usual, owing 10 the
"ssrinRency ia the money market;' mel
chants assure you that .veFy tnlne has
been reduced ia price on account OF "the
stringency OF the money msrket;" artists
say that they will have 30 resort 70 pot
boiling" on expression used In the pro-
fession to Indicate newspaper ltlustr atlng,
on account of "the strlngsnty ia the
money MARKET musicians are uiscoura,-
ed because engagements ore few, Ihe re-
suit of "lhe slriDgsncy in tue money mar
ket;n teachers lament that their out of
town pupils do not mater Alizs, for you
know there is n "Atringency in tne money
MARKET" landlords are blue bee Ause Of
their vacant apartments cAused by tue
"stringency in the money markets; and
80 IL goes Ia every branch OF business,
every calling ia life, all on account Of the
"strinsency in the money msrket,n
The aucJi oneer flourishes and women
In great numbers haunt the auction
rooms, but uniess they are conversant
w.h .he Ways anu tricks OF tne trade,tney
nIe naoIelo pay more Ior tne same arucIe
Vial 1ney WouIu ~ leRlunAse shle, Suss
etProsens rugs are tns rage anu reAlIy
you are aconnolsseur youcAn pny perieot
VehVuishs aotques ior one 'nlro Oh 'her
HId sis ,;., ,;
ou Lesnioneo Iurni'ure anu anuque
nepes anu usslensn Is more OF craze
hsn .hat eveI anu eVeLyDouy 10 resurr1ehna
s.anuln s M lurntsnnss. mens
sosas suction toon sne osneI uay wn 2
n"b.. YET 'ooA u' 'hrousn WIG es'"p-
III ss ,,.
ne censr tnere WOE no.y hIsy
on,,.s .un 'ns. nau oeen sulppeu from .ne
sono from ~, fsmiiiss NJ oId sisvss. who
fall heir to their masters cast off furni>
turo and had no conception of its value.
There were old mahogony high posted
bed steads, queer, low dressing tables
with oblopR mirrors, hair cloth chairs and
sofas, high mirror bureaus with brass or
glass knobs, and an amusing assortment
of rocking chairs which tad been I ainted
until all semblance of the original wood
was gone. and upholstered in the most
startling colored prints and pieces of old
carpets,
This entire collection was to be reno-
waited and sold al auction, all on account
OF the "strinGency or the money Market"
THE SAME STREET THRoNG.
As;da from, ,ha oreatlv IN ba danIorad
str,noancy. thera is lit,Ie notics HE oha NOE
in ths citv' There are the sam. beogass.
with their ,ams thread bare tale of woe;
,ha sama n .wsnovs vi,h tbair shriII voicss.
me s.n,s frrit yenders and nsddIers ni
.m.II srt;o,sa. the ..ma ba I'D prosr. a,d
.traat niSnos' witb' aI.s' the ssme ala
,nnes. rno anme crowded streets with
tha,r syar .bansino n,norama m S.ca..
.heL .n M evsr Si enSSniSns taor;na dn Tr Iaee
hn;Id;ns M ~ hlocks. ths .ama ,it,ia
fiowsr stands with the substitution of
ysristv of fchrvs,nthamuma and warp
tintsd antumnaI f,owsrs' for vioIets and
the Sr.aran, hIo.soms ~ snripu'
Then one sees the same influx of
- -
MERCHANTS AND hoDisTs
and the floating population of hotels; the |
same conventional bridal pair, attirsd In /
painfully new clothes with everything to
match, seeking aimlessiy Tor the happi-
ness that brides and grooms look for and
never ind on their wedding Journey.
rhe prepondsrance OF sentiment 10 TO
the effect that marriage is not failure,
but surely wedding trips are, and not on
account 9t tne "sTingency IN 'ne money
mafkek"
THE LION HOAX.
II was 10 our neiQhborhood we had the |
lion Gagged IN q stable, who made night
hideous with his bowls. II is not cheer
ful to be kept awake nights by the pro-
longed roaring of q beast of the jungle,
particularly when the roaring sounds like
the snoring OF the giant, with the three
golden hairs, who terrorizsd your child
hood.
After week OF sleepless nights the
neignoornood reoeiled In pody TO the
pohSe au'noIues snu requesseu 'ne I'M
Lneuiase retnoVel Oh MS neses'S' 'ue KING
Oh % DeaMA.
1he keePeI On III W SolnPruptnise ~ nal-
y .e,s, 81, Proluislpg W uiscUnnnue 'ne roarIpg
y ne n,sn ony heep non in nlS presens
~ IunIseIs, unh M, r,s sv we'e squreu
~ .n1 ~ 70 az o, a noise
NJ NJ snos, shu 'ne mn ies out W uevour ~.
nne aossne cee'eu anu 'ue heA' nhgn'
A..
Dus WIEN nornIuH esns n sne sueet was
I,g nLongeu WIN up peUpie, p'.,L nS pspers nsu
.Ien ~ 9ul IStnpo. ssnaHoua
''y,e' c,ans Ad snn, me aI ssoape9
hoa hon nis case, poInea i iIpon - nVs1 su
.essv 10 ;amn ont At anv momsnt. Fo,
Wo days the street was so crowded with
,eople that a policem IN had to assist you
10 your own door steps, and then others
lnd 10 manage the crowd.
The excitement ran so high that finally :
nspec tor Burnes sent word that uuleaa the :
ion was Gagged and moved in one hour Q
10 would be shot. Suffice IL TO say that '
,e was packed In o dry goods box and v
moved aud he did not even | a
car for the ediflcation of the assembled | Q
nnItituda The man who owned the |