Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-05
GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

Now York. November "A restaurant
keeper has hecn afreoted FOR a breach OF
the cxelne laws IN serving brandy sauce
WIN part OF Thanksgiving dinner
Meanwhile. tho burglar is doing buslness
N ~. 'ne s,Sund floor md the dull thuu OF
highway.
Signs OF impecunosny nm cropping
out In elubdom, Tho suspension list OF
the big Manhattan CLUB. which occupies
the late a. T. stewards palace. has been
lengthened by tho ndditlon OF many
names The owners haVc fai,ed 10 settle
dues and Anndry little extras, tho nrroar-
ngcs footing up about ff6,uUi. The mnrne
monster built by the old merchant prince
y the milestone that has dragged the
Manhattan into financial difficulties
alons with too mueh trust and Tammany,
An old dow ntown landmark was ro-
moved today, whom the pclmonleo reutau-
rant, In the building next door but one TO
the stock exchange, was removed by Its
pronrictors, known by the brokers as nv
ing picture Advertisements OF good hving
ne doors were closed this morning. anu
ne old regulars, some Of whom nave
taken their luncnes there Zoe - past
iiiteen years, passing by OF the noon
hour TO some new ana untrle reetaurant
cast sorIowful chances through the NM
down, The work OF demolition tr tho
building will geon Nc commenced ana
upon the site Will rise the tales, s;fuct-
uro IN New YORK, which iohn w. Mdckey
and an associate arc TO erect. Changes
are rapid here nowadays. and casual vis-
TORS do not have TO search hand Tor sur
prison In the old sections OF tue city.
There arc "oops' and my cops DO
tective who appeared against an tlleged
cxcis,' law yiolator Today based MA charge
on aud made tho arrest because he henrd
plano playing In the prisoners ruloon
after ] O'Clock last night. Tho place mas
no concert license. After listening awhile
he entered the saloon and, walking mo
by itsolf. The detective looked nll around
the room, beneath the tables aud piano.
hut was unable to discover the planiaL
he ,hs % s Ha Rao% ms one
was puzzled, and he believed ihat some
ono was playing n trick on MN. Az tire
so,neeF, msense "a" was tanned h siSrc
The court let thu owner OF tho nig music
box 20.
Tho passenger on Third avenue ole.
waited train wcrs somewhat rurnriFcl
yesterday morning when prosperous
looking buslnoas man boar icd the car NJ
an uptown station and, onpcon9ing hiin-
self comfortably IN IL corner frnt, crew
from his pocket a very large roll OF Oilia
Of different denominations, wlnch ne
placed upon tho vacant Houi nfNlif niHls
lie then drew from another poolect II
number OF small pay enNol7p"s upon
which he wrote names and amounts, rhd
then coinrlaconty proceeded 10 make w
his pay roll. lie did not aplou TO NINA
the surprised looks OF the parsensors.
many Of whom glanced tuTuyeiy, ana
some almost longlnsy, NJ the ~ " b,Ils;
The elevated trains arc also often tseu
for lees conmsndabie purposes,
While tho sun shines IN tho new Tender
loin. II is weli nigh dead. Aftor II Is
EdlsonIzed. the wind whiri begins. much
like IL used TO begin IN the old district
that Il now doHerled Table dhotc din.
nrrH are served In the dininH rooms OF all
tho hotels there, as we'll ~ In the cafes,
and several NrOnch restaurants have TO-
comfy been iddcd. over tho mcnl tho
hubitueA lingor late. laughing, hnntcrinB,
seldom qunrrpllng, Ihcn they 10 OUT
and watch tho professions on whcols or
stroll around until 1t 10 time Tor oyaletn
and beer. Crowds OF well dressed toll'
are always moving UP aud down mo nou.
ieVn.d, with no particular ohlrct IN view
beyond that which comes under the nnud
OF HightyOelng. Midnight find9 lito nj w.
I brightest n not nj its best ~ thr mcw
/ homo OF nlRht-owlfy, the bicycle tlulns
] h done by that hour, oddly nNsnrlei me
I ator pnrtics have come up town and tne
4 restnurn nts and snlnons arr all crpwurl
Long after Midnight, all the cars hpuhu
M town arc filled with passengers, men
B and women are adtir on the streets am
] sounds OF laughter and ~" "lnk OF
I Flasges can be heard through the SWING
| Ing doors OF the nll-night Cares