New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30

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"Greengoods men are modest compared with
some OF the antique dealers n this town." said
citizens whose vocation entities him speak with
authority. Some OF the auction houses also
hihit the measure OF elasticity IN tia quality
OF their commercial morality. Colonial furnitnre
presumed 20 be saturated with hallowsd memories
OF the long ago. Is urged upon the prospective
purchaser for its Revolutionary flavor az fancy
the regular course from Michigan factory. En-
pre. Adams and Sheraton specimens also
abundant-nade every day in New-York-while
Chippendale that closely counterfeits the product
OF the popular English maker Is turned out with
neatness and dispatch and ample abundance by
italian artisans in one Of the thoroughfares east
OF 5th-avs. Bronzes branded with famous names
a5s sold as orgn n at b four times Their value when
tons and the supply unlimited"
''Shs was on shave on recent sprinsliks after
noon" said the observant man. At allude to the
red headed girl and for the tnousanth tine 7
proved the old Meet a red headed girl on
the street ana you TO see a white horse
The one saw this occasion had the reddes,
head OF hair ever saw. and sooner had she
quit my view than out OF the throng OF equpages
a pair OF white horses appeared and whirisd a
than the team followed close behind" "'''-@'
The tendencies In youth that make the bow eath.r
On
recent afternoon. Two boys were dragging some
empty fruit cases. the obvious result OF 8 fuel FOR
aging expedition in the direction OF the crowded
East River district One Of the boys was leading
a bicycle as well as tugging at the boxes. and the
idea seized him that he might make his bike
serve its usual function and that OF a fr.IShtfns
motor as we'll The hitch effected. and. with
his partner to help he mounted. the start
made and the scheme was success The load was
skidded at a quickened speed along the asphalt.
observing ma SAY IN h.
captain OF invention or industry who Will surely
time saving methods.
Persons who would never think OF cuttfns 8
deck. and who don't know royal nush from
deuce OF clubs. constantly idioms which Rad
their origin at the green covered table" said old
gambler the other day. zone bright example OF
phrases OF this kind which is destined to go down
In history. is "a square deal. used by President
Roosevelt IN his reply TO Parker IN the last cam
paign
Few persons think OF open and above soart' ss
coming from the poker table. He called the turn
Is OF more obvious origin. "A dirty deuce In a
deck. an expression ssnifying tnsignincance Is OF
course. from the gaming table The origin Of clean
cut is disputed. but many hold It Is taken rrorn
poker. Hands down.. well as show down. has
been taken bodily from poker vernacular. His blum
called IL well known and the origin OF * Is
so Obvious, that hesitate in speaking OF Il
O Sp our while s II nn s
sanctioned by good use and viii soon form another
familiar with poker vernacuisrs could point out
many similar Instances. but familiarity surely
breeds contempt"
Supplementng tho dining possibilities Of palm
gardens. orangeries grill rathskellers cafes
and restaurants. OF the Broadway hotels has
recently made bid for the patronage Of the nov
city hunting bohemian East indian dishes con-
sttuts special bin OF fare indian rios. ehutnsy
Bombay and Bombay salad are among
the items that lend the Oriental flavor. and every
thing is prepared and served by native OF Lahore.
India-Walope Hera III by name. who learned
English in Bombay. but continues 70 wear ais I'm
maculate and distinctive garh. Including IL tn
dspensable tuxean.