The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-10
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at the Lanthorn Club, where he had beor a..
vited TO meet stephen Crane, several eyeni,g,
ago, and IL was an unusual thing for him o.,
do. Mr.. Howells Is not an after.dlnncr srcoL.
err, and he doesn't pretend to be. On tho oc.
caslons when he attends club dinners. ppl
they are rare, he usually stlpulates in his mo-.
ceptanco that he shall not be called upon IN
make u speech. The Lanthorn Club ia bohe.
milan In It's character and studio.llke in its
quarters, and Mr.. Howolls nnls interest I'm
both these characteristics. Some time ago he
was the guest OF Theodore wores. the artist.
At a dinner given by the Cloister Club. Among
art and literature as Is Nir. Howeils. and lie
toast. Mr.. Howells said that he would MT
tend ON the condition that he should not DO
called upon To speak.
with the passing of the old four story brown.
stone house at Nineteenth street and Broad.
way, which was once the home Of Peter Guelct,
and the erection OF n modern Office building
on tho site. New York loses "A familiar land
mark and country visitors the suggestion Of
home which the COW occasionally seen In tho
yard gave to them. The COW hasn't been seen
for several years, but there was u time when
X was az much OF a curiosity to strangers in
this city as II It had been 4 strange animal
from a. circus. Dclm onico's Is another land.
nark that, Is soon to disappear. When this
famous old restaurant moves up town IL VIII
leave behind the traditions That are nov his
tory. During the past two. years half n dozen
OF the historical old hotels In this city have
been torn down and their sites buried under
dig once buildings.
One of the patroncsses of the recent Am
herst Glee Club concert in this city was tho
wife of the Rev. DIR. Charles II. parkhurst, and
an old Amherst man recalled the fact That
numbered Or. Parkhurst az one OF lis mem
bers. 1t was managed by Herhert l.. Brldg-
n nun, mnw .. nrooAlSn. br; f~arkhursC theh
pnniments on n piano or an organ The club
was small in numbers. and it confined its con.
When the un,er yes, siao NJ Nav yorr "a
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building that time is very neat. the florists md
growers OF garden truck who now make mnny
of the vacant lots bright with color will have
to seek other fields, and the residents in these
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he y , ,ynIcome r.Ijaf Sror1 t,h r''i limos no ~
houses around them. An entire city block ut
West End avenue and Nihety-nrst street IL
now unuer cultivatloh, ana u LOOKS Ike a sec
tlon OF the country dropped uowh IN Il busy
part o. town. Inc man VINO II GROWING etr,
den truck on this lttle farm lives IN az Old
wooden house near the river that Is q rellc OF
the aays wnen Una! part 81 NeW orK was Re
bDultNdTu bIo yin oi' ~ N'AINlN
houses. with vacant lots beh'nd Them thnt are
fioria,s AMI GARDEN farmers il in the market. or
is being held by the owner until the right time
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10 greater eHor's on her pehait. ,oi' law
sons interest in Mrs. Maybrick Is Of q sentt-
mental nature. She was formerly Of Mobile.
and Col. Dawson was her fathers friend; He
knew Mrs. MaybriCk when she was IL child, ana
he has chung to the belief that she was limo
cent OF the charge upon which size was CON
yictcd. Col. Dawson Inns written to many of
ner old friends In her tehalf, and he has studied
her case and cOrresponded with the lawyers
who conducted It. lie said not long ago that
had She been tried in this country on the Same
evidence she would never have been convicted.
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