The Lamar register., 1898-10-26
NEw YoRKERs mAMoLg SOW.
oesap~tion Familiar to Reader. OF
Dickens iutrodueed In Gotham.

oeeopatson Familiar to Reader. of
Dickens Iusro.iueed Ia cothAm.
Foreignsrs. especially those Of En-
glish birth or parentage are an moro
Or lssa familiar with the term @man-
sims. SAYS the New York Herald. 10
The ayerAse American The word has ~
Tie nearing To the reader OF Dick-
sas the igpuminious ending OF Mr..
Miihialini in hanging shop Is IA
inii'sr The Etene described 10y Dick
ena eau row be witnessed-of course,
emitting the reduced gentleman and
hia viFago companIon-any day and
evening on The esst side 81 town. for
thcre Is 20 be found the ''mangIe
shqg. presided over By a woman and
u9eTaliy raifnniEaf b. sli the house
NiFes uf The nsigbhorhood ReEu-
Aa7lF cFefy week the women 60 there
Fila tte'r haskettsis or newly washed
ana drled hohehnGld liuan and take
snras A. ths wheels cach doing her
owr niHnsllas The uciEL r~zhood be-
inE thrifty aad comfort seeking In an
humble way. me weaks wash Is an
eyert ard the f'aee IS well p8trouized.
Souae of The patrons Of the shop are
s1Weu wh5 work ont by the day.
widuEa rith amIljss 10 support or
Nornsa w.th lurkless or thrittless hus-
aen5lS aad flr isess tho shop Is kept
gFfu tin 70 o'clock at night In The
taT;ir7s the cHstomsrs are the more
PROSPEROUS housewives. whose hus-
hauds have eaiy work and who are
'aeFrfprc. fgcr 70 dezo;e themselves
sntreiY 10 their haufeWurk and their
ehiidIeu, Some Of thsse women bring
thtlr children with them. Infants in
sruls, who are dumped down against
The wai uutii mother shaH be az
leisnre, but Wna. u on mischief bent.
ar Tucked Into the deep clothes has-
bets. wbtrh sometimes hide them en-
urr'Y from view It's cheaper by
Eocf deal 20 bring your clothes here
thru what The soa5 or gas or even oil
Tor heatins yolr Irons would cost %
dald a sturdy p,airon aa she began her
tass turuinE slowly and siea .iy.
after sVcias TO q; that the rollers we're
81 ewes ~Aua Il don't beat you 40
50. 1870 iFoaIuE does and u yol take
palus ana 20 oyrr the nicer. insr
yhinss iime % TWO extra they came
out as Euaoth and glossy as II they
ssFc iTouol. sp1te up younger
Npmau. who vas folding pieces a; a
table Il went over this tahleeloth
tw,ce nnd i'a sure it's as rice as need
-. WhEi 8 the charge for man
slinsf- asked thc young woman.
Ten esUis an hour. u yon turn your-
self aud " yon are lucky enough to
get here amonE the fEst. 50 ss not 10
have 10 wait any. yDu can run over the
uho'e weeks work. even II it's big
ono. in an horf 40 half Il was 4
Euri fhlns Tor this block when Mlss
sehmidt decided to open. aad think
she q liable 20 always have all the
rrsfomers shc can handle. There are
rlenty Of places like this Ia the old
country. / have heard mother say.
she went on as she pulled oat a roller
and prucpodcd 70 unwind some newly
ziahelsd articles. -but there's only one
other here "a New Ynvk. aud for a
iong time the psopie about here aid
not know what a mansle was. Miss
Schmidt got these machines brOusht
oat from Germany, There amt any
made Ike them here, She used 10
keep one Of these shops over on the
Other side aud the siga thar hangs out
here she brought along with her when
she moved her things she does well
n the business and takes IN managing
To do when the machines are not in
usc. Only she end her sister and a lii
tie nephew live there In the back
ro0ns and think thar they make out
we'll"