New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
CHANCES HERE AND THERE


upon interesting phenomenon in fall OF rain the
other day. In Jersey City the rain had fallen in tor
rents for ar hsur, yet over New-fork tile sky was
cloudess As the ferry lay at her pier the pour
ing rain thundercI the upper deck couple OF
hundred feet from shore the river was calm and no
drop broke tho Stiffness of the water. The boat
starod and as 1t gained Roadway aud shot forward te
i've raaantly down. While Just over tho stern Of the
beat the air was thick and the heavens sent ao~i
their floods. In NcwYork the streets were dry and
dusty.
Have you noticed, In fashionable barrooms. that
when a man gives an order for drink Of which an
egg forms part, the bartender drops an egg into
shaped bowl, with tie shell unbrokeni When
the brushes the egg tho crunching sound Is ex-
trcmely crisp and appealing. Ones mouth waISrs
preparation Of which AFFECTS ono SO dellciousy.
81 performed an experiment the other day. said
| u man, (which undoubtedly cruel. but which was
highly entertaining TO was sitting ON my
veranda slipping mint julep. and had Just placed TIC
glass on a stand when srasshOpper coouy jumper
into the glass. left him there to enjoy the )uep.
long he had Jumped my claim lie sceinco u
like tie drink well US most tulcpdrinGcrs do' an"
would Gip OF his legs into tho liquid ana thch
pare il in his mouth. Mr. Grasshorper repeated this
peraton until he began to get rather foolish lie
was pretty grogGy when fishcd him out ana SCI
him down upon the smooth table. tic urea 70 "aih.
but seemed to fiEd this rather difficult. lie was 50
went In all directions and he finally rolled over d
to 60 sleep When he got up again he was was uh
Ss drop Of #, the s0 e psfo from OF nh1 @
rs st and s,ar.e r acrcss the table falling to the
ysranda and mating wild attempt to keep In the air
declared that was brute, smd tool, tic drunk and
dso.desly crassheppcr AID CARED him out into tie
grass, where, 1 suppose, ho fell into drunken
sluubcr'
great many women cannot resist tn. temptation
to turn around and look at another woman abont
whose dress there Is something peculiar. Tie writer
walked behind woman the other day whose head
covering nothing more nor less than Turkish
fez fastened to which was silvcrstar aud Crescent
TO those who we've In front Of the woman nothing ~
al was visible the head and Of course nearly all the
women who passed. her turned TO sec IL she really
wore rolhinc on her head. One Young woman comb
not s ST. sy D h e 9:s nn most ,% III
all was u sallow faced, dark haired man who might
ave been uEE ior a." ono ,or could a, G ND
then Shaking his head craycy and sadly turned into
SIDE street
How many people have in the night gone nyhd
alope Oh a railway train which runs near g'at iron
foundry FIRST you sec t,r glare across the SKY ana
then columns OF deep rcd fire shooting into the black
ness. One by OIL" The s:ra, windows light up. then
the doo:s ard every opening in the big foundry l"n
an hardly convince Yourself that the great pile Is not
In Ge-cc hlalc The Of the farnc, becomes n)@r
brilliant. TO the ego there !, "a nonstrou, fiery mas,
1fahl h:. & 20 ' ~ We men WHO arc working
tle!e Int YOU 'sc ru,hlHg aloag 1hr wmdGw,
darkcn acein MI The lights go out save thc wtVcrn.
red pillars above Tcv sink at last, and AL that
Is LETT i, the glow III The sly.
ac. .,,,o .o,o ,oo much for Granted sad a
man ,ho J. a ,cco,-cd a TELEGRAM which ,r~stly pv
zlcd him. u got "a mes nee the other day which read
Meet me at Grand c, ntral > p IL. 10 day. B A. ].
! could not for the III" Of mo think who Is. a. r.
ni,ht hc and the uor thought the subject over. IN"
,uc,c nuzz,cl lrcaIuc alno-t decided that Il Wa
. ,,. ,d reo,,ca 90 nay H., attention 10 It. Iut
,,,r, ouoruoo, became so Interested in the GEA!:
that Determined 10 .cc what would OF II. l0L,
or -, Toxic wa, ,rcr, wien the train pulled m
1nc,inr little co,,,,fn In, thor wa joir a. all
An "iS friend whom / had neither ror leiri tror
in ci,ht or ten year, hid ,elt 'hc m",,ase lis ini
tia,, lad ronc out q! nv mind c'npl"clr lic Pnom
ID never TO DO again tbs ,t.y IS told a. A., a
.r,n,s Anot'cr danger llc, IN o." .ict tat irii!iS
,ar tcc,mr ,,aur.d IN tic tan MI lon Of a tc'c
lam. '''''''
A neu,.nancr man. nio ""'. to bci so lnt" fint Il"
"'P. "n'i -. o',.i,, -, ,,. c,nr .,w That /, wa.
'' ''"' va; u' @ .,~-.,,.n, ., ,,,,. ho,,r he
w.. 80 , ~ ,., -. ,I.,,,cs aud rushed from the
h"r'c IL, Gnd th.t II va. o'clock. hut a. IN. II"
ha. ,ler' Just AZ" hour. lie Us'at mao because
lie !clt 100 lo1..S"
,sn any wonccr the. IL" vigorous American boy !,
constantly rliing ~ ro,, tunblng into he water.
- rr t.. v...,,.. AMI o;hcys.c tomptin:
fat" from morrnr III night Int it more Of won
DIR that any "i to- youHe A:.'t2'' ever ave Ia "
conc voters, Five youS ais We" III one "i VI"
,aic.t Old row .oa.s - !" 'Hd on thc NORM i'iv''
tie Their day. Two Of th"m we're dong TIC roW'nh
,., u,i, ~ h,,o-ca end nam ,i.d oars While third
Wa" pax ~ "o'' " , NH ,,,, ,
ho,rd Tic eide was r..n!nc l" The Niagara rapids
AVID thcc ,uuur Mariners Of course, wcic pullin2
a,,,., 1lrv we've o,pp tie u ferry lip. aud for a
long ,,o,r Their # ,r, g >cnd the boat ahead were
., ,, , dr.,.,,, ocro., the v.,t.r
M''. a hr'''b'a' '''' u''"'h A.. ~ ,
LEN hho aSpI'''t w. SN"' ''''" :.
ara spi'NHc"' W" '''' ''" " T., Ga,
touiSc ~ W''uu .a'' w. dr' ,,r",,, and ON, {,
a. W. T., rn .Irh in, ;orn,t retreat va, toIshi
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