The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-19
LIVE TOPICS AROUND TOWN.

Not ali Of the accidents which in front Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel get into the newspapers Since
tho cable have been running that Broad
way and Fifth avenue has become one Of the most
dangerous places in the city for pedestrians and
policemen have been stationed there Besides the
road company has guard. and drivers are watched
sharply and ordered about with great vehem ence.
Nevertheless collisions and accidents OF various sorts
arc already OF daily occurrence 1t Is claimed that
new police regulations will have to be made before
long for the guidance OF tho ;rac at that point
proposition is under consideration OF establishing
the London and Paris systems OF forcing oil the up
town traffic to side and the downtown trattc
the other by means of guido posts placed IN the mid
die of tho big triangle
In box at the Horse Show last nigh, countess
baroness. and princess sat a single box. IL was
grand. society writer for q Brooklyn paper stood
near and fairly drooled with excitement. The titles
were thrown from mouth to mouth with
The husbands Of these titled women of course in
Europe. Only an occasional observant New Yorker
looked At the scanned heavily ined. MISERY mark ed
faces. and wondered If the titles paid for it all
"lknow how to max fortune" said Sol Berner yes
terday. with sly look IN his knowing eye as
C!eve ard puts that coore9 lady back her throne IN
Hawaii an, going to take three wagon loads OF tho
Presidents picture down to Thompson and sell
tom Tor nvs dol ars apiece. It's cuch" Ito insisted
baRsc.ousIy. I'm have money TO roast chsstnuts
with"
The hollow shalns OF the Horse Show worth not
Ing though the full md Of these
Aordnary creatures OF setGelusion did not often
pear IN print It is fact that there great number
OF OF tho most snowy exterior who dressed for the
Horse SHOW precisely As ali actress dresses for par
tleu!ar role In hurlssque some OF item are well
known TO tho cahLers and detectives Of the various
hotels AMI restaurants asahsoutelJ Isnniess iounge
while few wrr. Of Tie type of boarding house SWELL
or the SENS Of boarding h0uss IeeEes. who keep up
some sort Ui Eow without having mouey, social
position, braInH back Very often OF
these carefully gotten UP srecimens with his frock
coat chrysanilemum. carefully pressed clothes. ee-
waited collar and general air OF hnueur. as hollow
ockerY aSi is possible for the IN nd to conceive
Yet he received as much and lib
orally stared at by tho crowd hough he had really
been one OF the bona hdo mIlionares OF tho big ex
h'bit. This was his reward It may may not have
been worth struggling for.
Tho OPINION seems to DO pretty general up town
among tho elderly contingent who haunt the ladies'
room at Delmonico's. that tho crank tho fired such
fusade At that restaurant the other day hired by
somebody who has been jealous of tho prominence
which Frank Work occupied in that establishment.
Mr. Work position at the corner window at belmont
cos has boon assured to him for number of years He
spends about three hours there every and be
10 the unfortunate man. Who through tomeriy the
influence OF friendly waiter. secures Mr. Works Gus
tomary cogn OF vantage From It the entire full
oil pretty women. who eat luncheon at Delmonico's.
may he surveyed At ease, and there 10 no end of q
sp"ssio " RUE. Tor inns particular position The
malignant glances which other elderly have cast
Tor years Al Mr. Work In his cogn of vantage has d.
reeted suspicion in their direction.
ihe descent OF tho police lat house in Thirty.
hhth street has set great many enpe In this town
F'E' IL mas usually been thought that mats were ex.
smpt from 'his sort OF Parkhursan attack It 10 cor.
tain that people who live in fats exercise degree of
freedom which people who live houses never nturs
to assume Tho cleaning out OF the Dors apsrt,nept
house will open the whole question OF the OF
the inmateso OF mats again. and viii probably lead to
public discussion upon the subject.
Mr. Cleveland's manner at tho theatre WA. closely
studied by the audience which witnessed :, Ermtnte"
tho other night at the Broadway Theatre The presi
dent the Secretary OF War and lades of tho marty
were dress: and though the ware hand.
somey decorated by American flags tho people within
them were sombre and heavy look ny to dsgrss Tho
President sat In comfortable armchair in corner OF
the Lox aud he not look Ing at the avs mis-
eyes wandered with careless curiosity over Inc
faces Of tile people In tho Audisnos. It was
q remark ably wslibred audience and there was
unusual staring At the Presidents box
when the party left the theatre the President pulled on
his oysrcoat and started out OF the box with the
preoccuplsd look. No ono attempted to assist
him 10 lead the way for him. and the department OF
the entire party OF the boz marked BY absolute
simplicity.