The sun., 1873-07-18

bust"
Says he. "Mhau, the engineer is bound to
! get this train to New Haven aheai II those
! poles, and ha ia putting forth superhumnn
! efforts to do It,"
! say, she, You don't tell me go. Have they
really got one of thcm critters ib1ardt"
Saws he, "what crittsrsf'
Saws she, Then superhnman. I thought
! thev all,r. went down to the sea IN ships. Mv
4 oldest boy Tou did, anI lac was a supcrhu-
s,ys he. NY icar woman, YOU mean snper-
! carg.' rue-- 20
saws she, "wel now, do Yes, yes, super
Just then felt poke from an umbrella be-
! tween my ribs. and a man
700 tNQutsirt"E.
Sivs he. g. wir, to AK YOU one question"
! Saws /. Astt."
saws ne. . y" you from YORK 2"
Say. he . read a good deal and ju.t want
t. l.A i"n me .,n, question:
saws hc "1s it true that the COB dock at the
/ Nayy Yard was built by SylNanius Cphb z
says |. No, sir IL WAC built by another cob'
That settled him. and we continued to 90 on,
passed. through stamford, Norwak. and reach.
/ just before we reac ed New Haven down
brakes WINS wnlstled. the tran stoppcd, and
| we were delayed zen minutes by the conductor
! irving to haul a boy ten years old out OF tue
ovnecle lie. lie had crawled Int that wind in
strument to dcadhead through. Three of IA
lifted the darn Thing and cured it t. the
engine the engineer turned the steam into the
mouth of il. aud We saw that boy li.ht ha,f
. mile 90 IN corn Held.
OLD NrVoRrEs.
! At New Haven we shipped fresh cargo of
classical cusse-. At New Haven | Thought OF
/ old Yale and with a doep-drawn sigh I laid Dack
/ and mused. | thought OF the good Old college
days the days of old lang syne; the midnight
proce--'cn- by the old powder, house up, into
I Hllhpusc woods to bury Euclid; the sad, sad
. silling of Tutor -- by poor - Of
PLlalcphin while on a colleG lark ; how Prof
..ltft a .
STAR and hunt for now ones how the bov. used
| To swcar by cuudle light wien tho old chapel
. M. ruln.. now iItrNlid would stell the Bible
from odd Yale, and how old Ydc woul 81 ditto
to Harvard; how the bows used To twist cows
tails until they twisted EN- u the top story ~
tie college, and how the good people wouli
stare when they saw % 'ie COWS he1i, s.ick.nI
old ~ -, thinking to catch the bows, dressed
himsef In womcns clothes now hD skct was
/ let down from the top story TO hoist him NJ;
how he got into II and WAS hoI,ted hdlf way ",
when unirrt inAtciy ne h.sed NE head, aud, the
moon shining ON his spectArlcs, the boys rrcor-
nised him. hitched him the y, aud let him -w.u;
J two luns hours unit. he pledged his honor 10
keen still about. when they let him down; now
Moody is he dead o, the llst bully old Yale ever
BADLY WHIPPED
In the foot ball a -cinen's riot on the View Haven
errcn how the boys were UrNcn 90 tue c",lr'e
buiId4u-s now that nIGht tho, dew N ..shlia.;-
ton engine ont into Chapel street aud chopped
fr't' hose; hoy tho mob assembled the next
day. AMI The military w,re cIlet n1t, aud tic
dr-trr. Ion Of the college building "A- only
prevented by the faculty IRON sing q pay ,'r
the engine; how tHt boys used I" skate on ia"
old canal basin, 800 ie only navy Oh ur htt
was the fellows who used 20 hlre wha.e boa
al lirn. .i- hoat yard Tor MY cent. d. how
tur ~ used To spout pieces 40 .s' h.u tie
sent II Happiness, ana the Judges Cave. And
Thought of that mcmuraoie nirht IN l~iU. when
Ga" ,uf"n- ~ View liNrn tro-" ma th'r nithl-
s.lrts. thinl<iug a real twenty d"II,u -arthqudro
9'd come /" town ana thr next n'rhths tn.y
on the green, loaded II 10 the IL lzzle, lred H.,
and broke every pane OF glass in the old plsst er
college buildings on their beam ends. or the
five rngleaders In that exploit only one survives.
Thought II the commencement procession TO
the "MiGd.e Brch' On tue green, then the y.de-
di.t"ry. toe Partpgto meet nu more. and drew
deep stgh, ana looking up sdw bag fellow
who thought w'- waiting u punch m head.
IIt e. mc.,ly punched ny ucAet aud We
TWO CITIES.
Hartford "a a goo. way from salt water. yet
the people grow Cr 10 arp es, eat HOLSTERS, and
Iu, ou ,,llups IN y lal man once In liir ?
s....,- a uoor. LAni man fYr I'D -ft.I.on j
s.Atrnc,s. II - creditohe to tae peo'lr ot
Htrr ,otd that they drp,e nim from .ue cltv
Nothing mas ever htpp"nri netwecn Hartford
and -rIu-hrl ], uit there ddh iIl- i.ui'. tid
1 ti,r AIst We knew we were al oar soA, strln--
, Spdnsne'd is. on. the Canne,ticqt river o
& | miles from Boston town. me- miles from Alba
e nv, aud - ui from New YORK It was sci
/. tcd in 'tst IT, 'rt 'n name wa Ataw"m II
l. - over tAt' ' 'i '''l 1t 1te nne -ieid
and tW,nt,--.., 4 y, today. Durns Sn,y-'.
b. rehei'". 80 ro Do Wa 'n ,aIt 'Ae 'LeAtre 81 Ll
e -toppcu a o.. W,..a.oit House. Ma-.a..i
Al WA Is bl- luu' 800. rur .'uc fcl1ii % oi " tu
suttl. tie same ,'d ru-. vhurow makes Wam
-utit sl..itiu<-. f,u.d every hll, crazy anuu
u boats. SO ACT ui'! tud scuil-iou- iu the kitcu
rr O,, follow. iu.s, hc w., Il military mtn
, ho -pue, 81 10 = .u-"d 's.' lue rA'1leWout " d
d. r.vn. ANA heard one Of 'cm trtln- n,s sirl
q. t.t. tlt reason Itr 'trN@ rt 7u'n h-ht "lr"N