The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-08-18
IN GAY NEW YORK.


short, lean, stout-ali must wear the
same size. 1t was discovered when 1859
suits OF duck were ordered for the white
CARRIED brigade-two for each man-tfIat
they were all ordered Of Ubs size. w
one took time to think that perhaps tlr
now most Of the suits are done. BRONX
Ign is waiting with ill-disguised mirth I"
see the charge of the 500 on the dirt
heap and gutter. all arrayed in suits of
spOtless white, Of the same size.
Affairs have not been going we'll With
Arthur Rehan, brother Of the actress.
$1jfHD Before referee in bankrupt
cy he declared his assets consist OF three
suits Of clothes, two Overcoats, two suits
Of underwear, six pairs Of stockings,
three pairs Of shoes, xix shirts, six col
lars, six pairs Of cuffs and one dozen
ha kercliefs, all Of which, he says, are
worth less than 500.
Faces will s0On have to bp ''tGIRd il
they are to bear the strain Of some Of
the new colers just in with success. The
hyacinth blues are especially trying: but
if Dame Fashion sends forth the edict
that they are to be worH they will f2.
worn. and art must be called to the aid
OF nature until such time a. cWnp4exirps
are grown to suit the needs OF fashion,
That nature does adapt herself to these
needs there can be 10 question. for types
| are constantly being turned ont wfIich
| owe their individuality tn fashions, and
be interesting to watch how the resource
full woman of the day will make ~ w
tone her c0lOring to the SOftnesk or
brlHiancy needed to IN rmOnzp with f,ya~
! cinth blue, bright purple Or bright green.
The ZLlu clergyman who left for his
African home the other day, has some
count rylneh: Il shall! tell them" he
says, that in the cold Of America water
becomes SO hard that men walk on it,
and, l shall confound our neficinemrn
With my afarm-clock. I shall take great
fiessufe ii telling them of cities built
upof. cities. to- twenty stories high, and
of the machines which talk
| Lillian Russell denied the story that
| she i1teids esta blishing a racing stabJr.
following the example OF LILY LanEtry
aM other famous actresses. Miss Rus
sell characterized the rum0r to the ef
feet that she had made 100000 in Wall
street during the rise in stocks az a BIT
Of, fiction Oh the part Of Wall street men
! THO ktsew that she was interested in
! ceftaiH stecks.
| There's a new jesshoeise in Chinatown
Fof several days tie new joss was cnfeT
tanned By chanted prayer, roast ldEs
crackers at III new demiciie. On the first
| floor of the big Chinese tenement house
| at IS Mott street. next dom to the joss.
wiism all Chinatown has IGNORED in the
past year, On Monday, Chinatown will
desert the fiew joss for go dinner.
The dinner. with rafest Of Chinese wines
| L. 4 al
| $40 dinner Of the Tammaht braves. like
that of the evil bird of which the little
Lees hear when they pay ,rf,sciseduhd
| visits to the jam pantry.
'1eddt:'''. the baid-headed eagle of tf<'
| Rough Riders, Is no longer boss in fIs'
cage at Central Park menagerie. & few
presented to the menag trt! they are
they fight I'm pairs. This SOFT ef fight
ing Teddy was unused to. After he was
WHIPPED by each set of twins three tsf1itr
he rntHtulsted. and now he SITS OH 4
twins live on tie topmost twig sf tin.
| tree.
That unique little triangle 5ubfed tfr'
"F7atron," and formed by Il Jtft,etioff Of
Broadway, Fifth avenue and Twenty
third street, which was sold at affcttn'.
brought $69O,OOO. 1t was one Of tbe
| twpnty-six parcels offered i'll the second
sale Of the real estate left by Amos L.
| Emo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin, Mrs
Isaac Sherman and Bradley Martin, IT,
arrived on the Teutonic on the 18Th
Bradley Martin said that he intended t"
remain here about six weeks. Mr.. Mar
tin told Deputy Collector lowing that
lie had read about w. W. Astor's decla-
ration to customs officers when he ar
rived here. Il want it made clear, said
Mr.. Martin, that am an American at
present residing in Great Britain and not
an alien" Mr.. Bowling said that he
was sorry that the blanks in the service
did not make the fact more plain, but
/ that he would have to st,tIscribe to the
same oath as did Mr., Astor. There il
one thing about your case that differs
from that of Mr.. Astor," "a ID the deputy
collector. Mr.. Aston declined t" 81 i've
any information as to his citizenship
The report reached here in advance vt
him that he was about to become
| British subject. In view of this he was
| considered and clasSed as Il foreigner.
| There cannot be any doubt in your case
| Bradley Martin seemed to he pleased
with the explanation and then subscribed
to the oath required ty the federal au~
| thorities.
The cheerful click Of the stock ticker
| has lured Lillian Russell from t,orfita
bic season on the road. i'll which her
salary and percentage of the receipts
ran all the way from $1,000 to $500. But
the fair Lillian has cleaned up over
$1tW.Np. so rumor has it. in the past
two months, and her securities are still
soaring skyward. In view. of these cir
ct,nlstances. she could not be expected to
continue on the road. playing one-niGbt
| stands. for SIX weeks moro. The man
agemeht of the company IL screIy dis
tressed, but consoles himself with the
knowledge that his star has been pretty
square in the le e.; run an ana may az e1ep up
About fifty members of the LA Belle
Helene" company are looking for another
engagement.
In front of Delmonico'S ut Twenty
sixth street and Fifth avenue stood
sad-looking cahby. He was Austin. who
has been opening doors and pesidin.
move was made from Fourteenth street.
ANY trouble. old man. asked the
sympathetic ''rounler who had stuck t"
the old hosiery and never moved up
town. Eve close Monday night. sir. for
good. For good! For the worst-pesky
| arrangement ever IHaut's "NS tux HuSAs
response It's all true, though. Inquiry
from Eestor inside only confirmed the
bad news. The old lease of that famous
| corner, which has made DelmOnicOS
more famous than any other corner. cx-
pires on May l. and the place is about to
be closed for the benefit Of the new place
uptown.
Miss Helen Gould has been presented
with an album IF $50 pages, containing
the autographs Of 1000 sailors and SOL
tiers in the regular and volunteer service
of the army and navy Of all ranks. as q
mark of appreciation of her services dur
ing the recent war. On the first page
arc the names of Maj.-Gen. Shafter and
Col. Roosevelt. and throughout are writ
ten those of other commanders prominent
in the Cuban campaign.
Col. Michael c. Murphy. president of
the health board, SAYS the population OF
New York is increasing at an enormous
! 1v-r0ni1 rafo and fhnt in annfhcr ycar