Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-23
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| 1t takes good deal TO upset new
York city ordinarily In the past It
| has taken little short of an earth
ouake 10 uuset or even disturb New
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Ihcy nave pech soils y" y, -"s % n,e
| gait for 50 many years, thelr dehls
| have so invariably held good. ana
| the voting public ma a whole has nald
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80 n'''I "''el'''V'. w PV''. -. ~,
SET IN mas come 70 tre piu-sunooi Pr
| tessional pohuclan as thunuepnoU
from clear sky Even staid citizens
40 not know what TO make OF II. From
! tim, t,,,,,,o,,,,,i,1 tb,,, bove bean ,tsed
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10 peHs ShpVeu "poul ny poius'iei''
snubbcd by clerks In the city depart
mcnts, bullied by incompetent police
iustices and generally to being held
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80 "tm''S' 'V'i ~ W az,
| nelu oIilces prhcllcally ior me uhu
did as they pleased. But ehnnge has
\ come DER the scene. Under o new
administration t,e born,olos nave been
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'us VI "'' NeH's
CLERKS anu other Guy oli'cliis nave
been told that lack of courtesy to
citizen means dismissal. Lorlly police
no,, Win hive irsrited bo,,seholders
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nuN ouGh e''Ipl'su 81 ''to' t,''l "l n,,
sgt,t out " WIZ lu' q ~ 80
p'N'h"iS VIZ ~ i''or ~ 'e' - ~ y
neen iHluruleu tHut St',i 'aia ~ Wy
phat may Hot DC Tepgateu; -1I' 80 a.,
uIvHs, 'Le Hne' IA NV y. ~ - -,
pIlSsu ~ l5 u'su $500 ~" ~
sc a V'ti@ei' 10 NV "np". - sVv ~ e. H..
S'oIus as 1Ish as the pgt.g Viitu'", 10
ne - taNe ,ii,, 10 SuPtoa,' ~ 'ii'' 80
new coHul'luh III New iOFN'
Perhaps the ordinary maker-up Of
lists of summer resorts would not in
clude New York and to read some re-
ports, one would think that during the
heated term the metropolis Is hotter
Is hot enough IN all conscience, out ny
no means what IT IS painted 70 DC,
ana nee ifom New YORK m summer.
but THIS Is as much from custom as
from necessity. The man OF moderate
means can live as comfortably in New
York in warm weather as he can at
most Of the summer resorts, and far
more cheaply. For one thing, there
are many thousands OF business men
{ who cannot AFFORD to leave New YORK
LOT more man u week ut Illhgi I,heS
cannot go 70 Europe or 10 iptF it'ipo
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3 nut suHtr. iheIe Nie uoHeH
/ resorts "ltlllh nan an huur Gl NY
4 city Where iresh sea preeNes una Ecou
. entertainment may be hAu at feuson'
q able prices. Aside from ms the mum
- Der OF roof gardens ana restaurants
I, that now exist In New York is striking
!, In some OF the great office buildings
\ twelve and fifteen stories high restau-
=, rants and roof gardens have beer
+. opened. The charges for refreshments
. are reasonable, there is good uuslc
: and you meet with congenal company
+ In one OF these lofty places, looking
y out over the Hudson and New Ycrl
i bay, enjoying the music and the fresl
e hreeZes you forget that 1t Is summer
: indeed, New Ynri, Is very far from be
: ing a Sahara at this season.
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d NeW hork Women Dut tHe lqea' J. pe
HeNe, rs borrowed from lIoHIon' IL y
IS ueslgnSu 10 hGlp Wnat tlese Iaules cal
l. lne sum chlilIei OF HeW 4orH' AM
n 10 uie Gun uuuut uut lat THESE cIil
ID uItI. Hetu any III my can stt; ih.,u
~ the mtthou ny Wnlch me sum chlldrel
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