New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23

,,. ,.,.srov ny 80 MEANS EXTINCT. BUT
yosrty CONFINED 70 FOREIGNERS
u.,, all man entered "A Broadway cable car,
,,,ot,d his way gingcry up the aisle ana Se''','
,,t, T., seat His fare PAID iro" ""e
,,, h. OWED into the depths OF announcer
and brought out small pIo"" ~ ,
,,,o which he inserted the thump anu Wv
finger OF his right hand ana eN"
a.. Grains Of a dark powder. with so'''e"""
,., ,,o,ion he raised his hand to his nose anu
r,iod tho nowder deity TO either nos'rn ~ 'u'"
,Ioced the box and continued his rae VIZ" SUI
f,ctlon unmistakably written upon "'' -,
l,,ooarc. The passengers watched the n''c
,o,tomuc with interest. for 1t Is not often Nv"
,,ors that one secs the process OF snuH-'ah'"e
n the ghost of "A man of Queen Anne '''n' yum
revisit this world in these days u IS prooao' 'a
no would be not more surprised by his Descendants
advance In material achievements Nhan xiv
The general disappearance OF the snnnpoN' wa" "
disuensablc article IN tho equipment 81 ''''S 80
tIoman Of high fashion on which the pea"S VI US
.g. and Of that succeeding llyished eNtaN"S""'
.,me Ar inquiry M any tobacconisis 'l '"e
ii s,r,c ,nd there are still a few ~ New
vo.i v.o,iiI reveal the fact thai 'h' '""'-
,nunifv - the snecze still 'NHis '"',s
rot inconsderable number OF the in''''"S - "
chose 10 din into the United states interim NV
nue. statistics he would find that the yearly pro-
duction 81 SNUFF in this country is large enough
,,o ounces the total output averaging ABOUT
so,o oo hounds And Of snuffboxes. though those
~ his dnv arc now 10 be found emery 90 'o'''
fions Of antiquarians. ne might yet una Eoo' SUI
in n little Sixth-ave shop IN" "il''' N"""N -.
not go elaborate as his own. but Offering MI" "''
choice Of tortoise-shell and papier-mach" 'aS''
,,lv inaid with mother-of-poar': OF horn TecalnnE
s,nr'',."s '.nuil'', and OF heechwood. the latlrI
carvcI in quaint designs ie might even p riSh,
the gold and silver rcccpacl"s " ne l3n'n al ''
silycrsmith. for some OF them are sun mai .,
I'VE don't sell As many b"N. -, ~ cones in such
convenient packages iagi whicn ~I'i ronvn"c
him that h. had indeed ihIlrn upon T in mis-
matter 90 iact. the principal consumer: III
.i.v af least are foreigners. the Hl-h,
French and Italians perhaps 'ohS"'u''"S Wv
largest number - M r,,n,.
lr,ndg % fluff as there are now Of tobacco Du,
ali mat H. changed now. tn" varieties mos S1a,,rh
and L6izheck They don't vary much IN pt''e.
ryc.pt that Lotzbcck the only imported one =
,r Noccob9v rcrhanr from idea that the name
has an Irish origin. but II hasnt II Do,t ~
th'T tn'D''arS ir'eb ltlackguard I.undyfoot. ac-
rnr,iine TO The story was Dublin ,obacconst
some o. his SNUFF while being area ln Il1 MI ns
WAS scorchcd. anI D. So, 'GD 81 ,bcy Used hy
So NAM fonnd tho high flavor pleasant that ne
ncc.i.n se o 'ih brand L. atterwari manu-
Germans are fondcst OF French snun known a.
Nv best customers are very reuccni about ihelr
arur. taking Many % tacm say they are buying IL
Tor others and they make all sorts 81 rllich'ouS
EXCUSES for buying. II seems 10 be- a nam, peo,I'
are ashamed %. and dare say some .'t sons IN
Itl.e II without the knowledge % heir iahlIieS'
h,vc more women than among my Gus.
tor,.rs nnd-yrs. some 90 them 'dp-inen as wei
q IS
"Uas snuN-faking any eject upon longevity
Well don't know. lost one customer by dea,h
The other day AN old woman who had bought
snuo a. me for nffy-two years have four or ave
.,,.f,rl.rs OF thirty % thirty five years standing
ard ~ least twenty wno have traded with me over
twenty years