New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
CHANCES HERE AND THERE.

'Hdlltt0 10 ne AWAKE on the UlEul Ol dult - i''-
when the weather began to clear after Fair Oaks
And here by chance 10 fix the date. comes Miss
Katharine Prescott Wormccys book, " The Other side
Of War" with this letter in it:
Wilson Small. June 5. 1862.
Dear Mother: Last night. shining over blood and
agony saw lunar rainbow"
Coor,l Why, what say you now to rcd orange
green
II you want to see what great man tho Godlkc
Daniel really was. look at him, not in the cen ol
lions a. the senate then was dackas and other jacks
being now completely forgot but in some homcIkc
trne where with bow unbcnt and harness of, he
stands like one Of us, only head and shoulders
nearer the sky. And such head and shoulders
Some time ago, in this column, was quoted his pre-
dicton along in the twcnties To the wonderful
changes to be wrought by steam. Here Is what nc
says Of the future of electricity in letter to N.Y.
Blatchforl. dated Washington. February 10. 1919,
In the senate. . o'clock in the morning Mr. Hale
making a speech the hoegng of sailors. and Mr..
Atherton raising a point Of order. \ gloomy day 9,
showing out doors:
Il write To you to day from habit and from pleasure
of thinking of you and speaking word or two
without having anything 10 say. If l meet friend
i'm the morning, | say How yon.' and ofcr hiin
my hand. and say fine words about the weather the
ladies' ctc, without having anything Of importance
TO communicate expecting to hear any news
If writing aud sending were ready and easy
thinking and shaking hands, these morning saluth
tons Of friends wouId be equally pleasant on paper
Perhaps electricity viii help us to the means Of all
TINS yet; 80 that wien you are giving ADVICE "' ~
celVihg fees ia your once III hanover ST. may 'P a"
to yon from on board my boat AT SANK ho'N' anu -"
you when | have a bite
Tho telephone! Forty years sync, and You see they
just beginning 10 use the "clcoirc telegraph
aud just abou, to stop no-sng sailors
T. H. VANDERBILT ihe a'lor' mas Il" "''o"'p","
IL. cam roa.t nil, ,s rcvcr nil, wa. roasted before
r,c friend. mimi, and he roa,ts one often and when
bc dor, th. a merry marty ,i,. around the board on
which the ~avorv. cri.p. brown and tempting dish
IS placed The mar, whose heart VIII not warm over
dolriop.ly roasted nerfcctlv dressed and handsomely
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armed with wonderful roasting f,r,. be marches 10
the preparing Of that meal B, done by hand, other
than his lie dres,n, the ri. rl,ces II I'm the oven
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brown If tho ro.b t,lcs IL ou, r ,rpr,,h who, II,
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the fun begins.
IN 1-54 Jefferson p,vi, wa. s.,r..,r, ., Wa. and
IBIS va, Do. suggestion FOR tie a. rorftrn, Il no
hu>tcIlnr7 which. Us then carried ou Oaul luf
recently invoutcd consisted ~ callu. tho Yea. and
nav. ou -erc. 81 dlatory motions unfI somebody.
.tr.n-tI or rlHrr,c. az BOTH give olt j-uall,
10TH AID usually. Htcn,c everybody rpt tired
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