The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-26
LOCAL NEWS.
NV YORK AND rue VICINITY.

THE CouRrEsY OF THE HoRsE-CAR.-Hs
IL ac"iuti a most unrlllant man who ever t,kes II
Into hi. head to snmo mems rishts" mems
rishf," in the sense hc intended, Is merely the OIL
On: oi ''womon's righis" hut why should IL TO
unraisnt to GTuo mau's Iirht as ssalnst . uo-
mans rightt II the dear creatures you'd ever uteus
them tor u.s. Is would maNr difference but they
never 10. E'port,n aIa y uve.hially rRllAnt Tut
tho rHlllriry that expects n tat ucl, worn, veafy
hincss man to iold his eat to lazy nol,ns ro,5ns
In hosocar. is monrtIotity. lhote arc often ox-
ceent iCas ns Inv the most deet and cour,eous Of
uen ace eet TO fct up aud svo lis acat In hort -tar
'oa worrn 10 may bo So'y weary; he msy 10
sic'' lie mav haS teen uoitinr about the city I'll
day shining Tor n'oney--nrd hit feet sching IN
way that iIm to ro ho,cd lady's feet ever 10 schc.
When he fots to the no sinks in,o his scat win
= weary sish he car fills UP; lady trips In, all
suii aad cruolins and things and tho poor fellow
Ia to to deemed uuUalidHt II Le don't give her his
scGtl Not lit OFF, thls notion Ia getting played
out" NomOa must take their chances now-s- s-dayh
like "any Other man" Il thoy must have the seats,
let hem do their riding other honr than that
at vhich thc burneu world 10 on the move and tho
cars crowded. Between II 4. N. and 3P. NJ there's
always room in the horso-ca.s for ladies.
a PaTMO1IC DoCrol.--On the Fourth Of
Juy ablrbt ltLs boy, residing In aist street. naar
sth avenue, was snfased Ia firing off q miniature
cannon, When a cor Ipdnion chIeles.ly exploded =
cracker 10 the vicinity Of tho ,ilo fellows powder
mafDino. II happened that s.ark of fire sntored
the LoI Of pow or while tho litIe boy WA iutentiy
onsGrtl In obtaining ncs chSree for his cannon.
An explosion followed, hurnius the face aud cap OF
the boy. lie nose, chees eyes, forehead and hair
were badly burned, causing intense psis his only
parent widowed mother, feared that her BOYS eyo.
siF Wotld la A Mi L..
meiistey procured, who relieved the little ,uf-
fe,er by prompt treatment Tor nearly two wsets
the eyes OF the CHILD remained closed the whole up-
poi past of the ia,e beng large running soro A.
the end OF two weeks tic boys eyes found unin-
lurcd and thereafter HE recovery has been rapid
thaton SunIsy tho pyslclan informed his mother
that he should not cAl upon lie patient again. Our
Ieroh'i h.d all inioFyio- With tAs 10y anu found
h.m slmo'. entirely recovered With few ttseoa OF
rcar, to marx the severe burning he had received
The patriotic pert of ths story IA rri,1i by tn, wid-
oS, Who says sho desired ~ recompenie the Docto-
for bis many fr-dally vsl,S to hor child The thy-
sclan r, used all compensation the plea thlt ho
charged rich people poor people, who roIuii-
cd hls services for accidents that occurred on tho
ForEtu ~ JuLY Our Iop1itor adJs, that tho afofe.
said MD. adopted this rulo Of practice soon aiIor
procuring his diploma, nearly thirty years aso and
on the day tho above accident occurred, four ohor
person, were injured by dro arms and obtained hl.
services.
ARRIVAL or TRooPs.-Thc 1921 New York
Veteran Volunteers, under Colonel ChGtfell artlv
, a., ,,tt..;,,. -..,.,... 49,, -. ,,'
en 'h tn" o'N 'e''e'n"' "hu were escorted to tho
state Agcncy Rooms, over Centre Market, whoro
loy xs,, p,., bo,ri,rlJy .,,or,.ino, r,
Wv 80 "''I "''p'-D" ."'o''Ainou' lho
I""ih'uI mss participated In all the principal en.
rpomcnis Of the war The llTth tlriah Ieglonl VIII
be paid on aud mur'osol ont to-day, At Harris leland