Arizona republican., 1898-11-21
GOSSIP OF NEW YORK.

| New York, Nov. 19.-A company has
 been incorporated to abolish ..he razor Instead Of shaving a man, the barber will daub over his face a lather that will remove the bIistles The com pany has capital of $200,000 w.th which to start business. As soon as it gets its charter it will open ''parlor,"
 where practical demonstrations will be
 given. Specimen men will sit in Q
 show window on q crowded street and
 have their boards publicly and pain lessly removed by q gentlemanly lec- turCf. Thh metropolitan barbers snccr at this anti-Ta2or menace, but some hairy people who have investigated the new Whisker killer declare that 9iti-
 zens will soon be doing their own shay
 ing in the elevated cars and other pub
 lie places.
 The time-honored custom of throw
 ing samples of four upon the fine
 clothes worr by the produce exchange
 brokers will soon be Cnly Q merry memory. Yesterday prominent 'jol- ly good fellow barely escaped suspe4-
 sion for spelling q sample brokers suit and the warning will, no doubt, be needed hereafter by the hazers on the floor. The trial was a surprise to the 'Order Of Phunny Phellows," who thought it was all joke until the wit neSseS were put under oath and the Pooh Bah of the pit announced that the case was to be a serious one. The games in "the street. now promise to be so lively that horse play is out of the question.
 New York has had nothing so great in the line of a financial stage success in many day as Mansfeld's "CyranO de Bergerac." Night after night at 7:45 Madison avenue is lined with carriages for four or five blocks on either side of the garden, and in order to reach the tneater by tIler time the curtain rises women think nothing of getting out of tlieir carriages bare-headed as far north as Thirtieth street and waiting in line in the usual way. Richard is surely himself again.
 The Waldorf-As ,Oria will be right in it this week AnIcng ths freaks schad- ulcd to appear there is Hall Caine, with his mass of matted red nair and Nov elist Zangwill, with his mass of curly black locks Both are down fer lee lures. If a l0ng-haired pianist or two should happen to drop in on the same day the average visitor would prob ably conclude that a dime museum is one of the many features of ;he pala- tial cardVdnsGfy
 An anonymous admirer has sent Miss IG6iSn tTOtllt d IGi-iICI SltSIl, NiilSL she today placed in a pretty spot on her Tarrytown lawn. IT is the largest Of the many war relics that have come go this popular and patriotic young wo- man. Apparently, about every vessel in the navy has sent to her some small gift, and the land forces have also re- membered her for her interest in the welfare Of the nation and of the sol diers, for there are sundry trophies from battle fields in her collection.
 Mir Platt announces his partiality for pure beer. '.I don't drink beer 1 Cften," he says, but when l do I like the pure article" This is construed i as a sinister threat Of vengeance, for i the brewers were tha principal back l CTS Of lhe party caught in the landslide i
 A 10-year-oid girl told the judge in !! one Of the courts yesterday that she : had nAVe~ heard an cath, except as q ! bad word: that sine had never heard : of the Bible; that she had never hsard i of God. and did net know tha. she had : q soul And sill they keep on sending i to people who aren't half . so blind.
 A most useful application Of elec- 1 tricity is seen in the way in which | clothes closets are lighted in the re- gently built apartment houses. The opening of the door turns on She cur i rent. and it's closing shuts it off. Hav- 1 ing these heretofore dark hooks thus illuminated catches on.