The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-04-13
NEW YORK STREETS.
WHERE ALL THE MEN ARE GROVER
cLEyELANDs.
Customs and Doines in Social Life
Looking for Cholera in Month.

LOOKING IOf OuOleNH III y A.AOhShs
specIal Correspondence News Democrat
New York, April 7.--What a comforia-
BILE mace New York is to live. Nobody
knows YOU, nobody looks at you, nobody
cares two straws whether you wear your
old winter hat and gown, or the latest
spring fancies. A person needs fewer
clothes here than In any place in the
United States, unless, Of course, you be.
long 70 the ultra fashionable set and fall
out OF the list of Independent ones,
As wander about the streets, looking
into store windows and generally anus
ing myaelf am impressed with the mum
Der OF
GROVER oLEvELANDs
one meeis OF every turn. Every Tat man
OF the Cleveland physique, has sacrihced
beard, Burnsides or smooth race anu
adopted the Presidenps musteche and
general tout ensemble aud in const qusnce
the streets are alive with Clevelands, both
tall and short.
How's YOUR HAT2
"In Vooue,n new periodical for the
fashionable world says that no man must
walk ON Fifth avenue after 3 o'clock in
the afternoon without six nat,
New Workers, outside the four hundred,
have commented upon this in the most
amusing manner. The latest ts that n
man in business down town must send o
messenger up town after his hat, or else
take the elevated up home, leave his
Derby hat, put on his silk hat, ride down
again aud walk up Fifth avenue. If he can
not do this, he must ut least have enough
self respect to walk on Sixth avenue.
THE OBJECTIONABLE PARTY.
wonder where all the students live
who come to New York TO study music.
They are fortunate IL they get any places,
for my experience teaches me that the
person who practices is an Objectionable
party, in all of the desirable boarding
houses. How my heart goes out TO tic
cornet player. / think IL Is the mission
of some well meaning person to keep an
apartment house for musicians only. The
Woman's Building which is to be erected
in the course of year, will be God-send
TO women and will efford delightful quar-
ters at reasonable terms, but the poor
men will have TO live in gerrets and dis'
agreeable places, II they persist in being
musicians.
THE AFTERNOON GALL.
There are several New York customs,
social customs, hat would not suit our
busy, pushing Western men. One Ia the
afternoon call.
Society men never call in the evening,
but only afternoons, from a to 6, when
they are supposed 70 drink ten and pre-
tend they are having good time.
Then, under no circumstances, can he
take young lady to the theatre, unless
he invites tho whole family TO accompany
them.
Il would be the height OF impropriety
for him TO escort . young lady home
from the home of friend, even IL her
home was next door. No, the married
man must leave wife and home and see
that the young lady is safely housed.
THE LATEST JINGLE.
The lateat song and one which l think
has not yet gone west is Papa won't buy
"Down went McGinty" and Little Annie
Rooney
WATCHING THE BRIDE.
have not sold anything about fashions.
There 10 nothing new, since my last.
Follow the fashion books and you can not
90 amiss.
When was walking down Fifth avenue
yesterday, l saw q wedding party just
coming out of st. Thomas church.
stood and looked with the other uninvited
guests and watched the procession.
First CT me the bride in typical BRIDES
array, ver and all, with huge bunch Of
Easter lilies; then the groom, whom did
not notice, save that he wore very long
Prince Albert coat and looked like a
coachmsn; following were the brides
maids, looking very self conscious in ell.
yer gray gowns, pearls and bouquets of
lilies; then the BRIDES mother, very fat
with lots OF diamonds, and the father
looking awfully bored.
As the party left the church the bells
chimed Mendelssohn's wedding march,
which WAS very festive and pretty idea.
THE NEW YORK POLICE.
MAUI York noliceman have the repu.
tation of being very handsome. l
can not be disputed, 80 the old
axiom says: Suffice 1t to say that they
are all of the Grover Cleveland type; so
judge for yourself
EXPECTING THE CHOLERA.
New York people are really becoming
very anxious about the cholera. OF course
the New York people have nothing TO say
about IL, but learn from good authority
that the cholera hospitals and quarRns
tine stations are being inspected and ev-
erything put into running order. They
expect cholera here within month.
WESTERN MEN MOST POLITE.
notice that New York men never offer
their seats TO women on the street cars.
Practically / think IL is right, but tbeoret-
polite, and, it 10 not like our Western
men.
PADEREwsKI's CHARITY.
There Ia nothing particularly the rage
now in the theatrical world, but Pader-
ewski still holds the for: In musical cirE
cles. Saturday afternoon he gives his
farewell recital and the entire proceeds
60 to New Y ork charities. The best seats
are S.. 90 and the entire house Is sold.
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