The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-13

personal attendant on his private car.
and when Pullman Is IN. Chicago Arthur
IL usually 10 hc found sitting like
watcn log outside his office door. "lrni-
tation,' says the proverb, is the sin
rerost nattcrv" Arthur mimics Pun
mans maun"rtsms, his walk, his Voice
go exactly that when both are nvisibl"
it is hard to tell which one Is talking
Arthur does not wear eyeglasses II"
does not need them. But when he talks
he seizes an imaginary pair OF eye
finger and emphasizes his words with
his black hand. But In passing from
whit" TO black self-assertion becomes
pumpositN and solf-COniidcnCe becomes
sclf-assertiOn.
THE TOWN or IilS NAME.
Pullman George NJ. rulman's duo
elmo edition of 1t city, came very near
being located In the upper end of Man
haitian Island. Befur" the elevated rail
roads were built in New York Pullman.
Who was deeply Interested in them, fore
SAW that they would vastly increase the
N"lu" of real estate near the Harlem.
f"i"sc"ing, he thought To establish his
manufacturing community there, but h.
was deferred from ii by the reflection
Il al Pullman would not he an entity;
IT would hc but part OF New York. SO
II" founded Pullman, then outside of
Chicago. The land cost him $4,000. 1t
Is now worth $1,000, 900, and a few years
Will max" it worth s00O0O"o. But # he
had bought IT ON Manhattan Island Pull
instead Of S2O."w,Or. Does he lie awake
and toss while he reflects ON what might
have been Pullman as rich as Wander
bilt and Astor|
! Catherine OF Russia once said to her
favuritc of the minute and the Prime
Minister. II want cities, VIII have
cities" SO they built cities for her
and dressed the serfs as thriving citi-
7cns. Catherine made an entry into some
of them and was pleased to be highly
delighted. When the Empress travelled
/ they put ny cities OF painted cardboard
| in the distance and So deceived her into
/ the belief that her realm was prosperous
her people happy. George NJ, Pullman
| nuilt iunman and In view of late
to he happy, Contented and prosperous
AS per his orders His intense individu-
al!ty failed to recognize the individuali-
ties of men not SO rich.
Pullman himself says that he built
Pullman that better surroundings might
create better workmen. His confessed
motive was selfish. To support hi
/ to be had la Pullman for nothing. II
its founder had let his fancy play he
would have called Pullman the city OF
| Quidproquo.
HE PAYS FOR HIS DRINKS.
There is not IA saloon in Pullman. Eui
there Is IA hotel the Florence, nameo
after Miss Pullman, ana in that hote
there Is barroom into which no work
man may enter. one day George NJ
, He takes II glass of wine, OF beer or al
whisky, hut he is most temperate in his
US" of liquor. The bartender recognize,
him. but he did not know that tn,
quickest and surest way to anger Pull
man was to OFFER him something foi
nothing: The underlying principle of his
life Is that people are willing to pay foi
the best II they get the worth of then
money.
Pullman had his drink and put a dol
lar on the bar.
"oh, never mind the money aid thu
bartender, anxious to ingratiate himself
that's all right. Mr. Pullman"
Pullman stabbed the bartender with
look.
Give me my change" said he.
"Oh, it's all right" insisted tn,
fatuous man on the other side of tn.
bar; take IA drink with the house, sir
II will pay YOU" Numbered Pullman
Give me my change this instant"
He got his change and strobe into tn,
hotel office, furious.
"lIere! lie cried to the manager
where did YOU get that fellow il
there? How long has he been here
Doesn't he know anything? Discharg,
him! discharge him immediately!'