Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

New York, January Son upper Broad
way ono OF the smaller hotels. which has a
public restaurant. has cards In the win.
COWS OF that department reading: Table
c'hotc served with cordials from 9 to i
y. M
In broadway shop In tho Tenderioin
district shopkecper has a show case fun
OF gloves on the sidewalk, and they are
labeled; These are dead skins, but they
are bargains at 81 pair. all tho same"
People who are anxious TO capture tho
democratic National convention for this
eily nave taken a census OF the hotels
Ihcy figure out that New York can nc
oommodaic 5000 guests without disturbing
tho regular customers.
The French cooks ball is underlined 70
occur at Madison Garden on Tuesday
evening, January q. The fancy work OF
the chefs will be on Wow there In the
afternoon of the same day. You Mustn't
contuse this ana with the genuine French
hall. It's the next best thing In that line.
However.
Now tho gossips say that Willie X Van
derbNt VIII marry again. For some time
ais name has been linked with thnt OF
Miss Amy Bend. beautiful young woman
VINO made her debut about xix years ago.
nnd has been quito a belle ever since. so
there may he two weddings Instead OF one
as the outcome OF the recent Jar In the
Vanderbilt family.
According TO merchants who reach out
Tor trade Ia South and Central Amerioa
our stand on the Venezuelan boundary
question ~ already Increasing our export
trade. The head Of big firm said 80
yesterday. Several houses are preparing
lUslf at. tk. 4 al
can countries. firm IN the belief that the
GOOD Feeling engendcred by the new Ma
ilonul policy VII lead TO heavy orders OF
necessities bearing the eagle brand.
Mrs Blank requests the honor OF your
presence Thurud0y, January 10, TO meet
Mrs --- and queen Stella; TO p. m"
Cards with the above legend were scat
tered about In the literary smart set Of
Firth avenue last week, and thoy will
servo TO introduce the coming fad of the
seoson. II IA to be gypsy fortune telling
Queen Stella Is the newest and most select
gypsy IN town, ana ~ she has been taken
Up by the bon ton she is bound 70 become
famous.
Tho Bowcry II not ns bad MS It used to
be, possibly because the world, as n whole,
~ growing better. But the Bowory typo
and vernacular Il still In evidence. A
ifhNhAt Eill hllh u lfbMtIN NhN Nfit lilllk-
Ing hot soda IN n drug store this evening.
"llow dyer like me pants, Meg" he In
CURED. between rips OF the choe1late-oolor-
ri stun, with steam In II. | gianred ut
the subjects OF conversation and noticed
mat they were black ~ Ike 'ein well
enough but don't Ike 'etn MS well ms do
grayG" said his best glrl. "Well, desc is
dose" replied the youth; 81 Ind 'em
dyed" Like the costormonger lingo OF |
ondon, the "deae-nnd dose dialect OF |
The Bowery is bound to stay. And so. |
are it's saloons and beer gardens.
some OF the former are gorgeous. notably |
1ne fitted up In African onyx and Italian |
Marble at n cost OF tiloO) But It's theaters
nave undergone u marked transformation.
The old Bowery theRter, now the Thalia,
3 probably the most historical house In
he country. and It still Gourlshos 'Taint
Ike II used TO be. nohow." said a Disguised
ia Bowcry boy today. "Mohbc the actin's
iottcf but the people 0ln't no good and
he plays Rln't red-hot You don't BEE
iobody tossed IN that pnrquet now" SIN,
T you happen TO be In the vicinity OF the
4owery and have nothing better to do, you
AN lind amusement there. II contains
more variety than broadway. as every
In tho word can be seen taking
II It's sights or STRUGGLING for bare exist
nee In It's shops and on Its Sidewalks