The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-03
What We Arc All Talking About.

Some of the newspapers ought to describe Russell
Harrison accurately and caretu " for tie benefit OF
their readers" said man in tho Gsey House yester-
day. II have known Mr. Harrison for good many
years and in concern n business associate Of
his When he went TO London Just after his fathers
Inauguration and dinei with tho Queen
ents there decided to make him butt for rdiculo and
as he is man whou; the slightest pret"nsons and re-
| cetved the correspondents in his tho hotel
while he was packing his hand vase instead OF hiring
ackey to do it. talked the correspond FREQ
ly. they held him up ridrcule less as man
! whose Amercan!sma' wer" violent and pointed The
press is about equally divided between express
Ing admiration for Russell IIarr!sons bravery
at tho Texas ac".dcTt and in making
fun of him for IAs action there. There 10
nothing remarkable ahOat the Presidents way
or the other but he is of whose friends stand
by him. and lie has lot of good sturdy, straighfor
ward American characteristics When lie this
hotel he keens clear of the barroom, moves about
quietly. does not chatter vita the BARRIERS grow
miliar with the WALKERS winds up his New Ork bust.
ness as soon possible and goes with the work Of
earning his living in n thoroughly conventional and
proper way lie is exceedingly rvse mouthed inclined
10 be rather thoughtful aud lacking cons!derG-
ton o: his friends. Nobody CLAIMS lie is great man,
bat it is and no'abIe mistake 10 hold him up as
an object 10 j. at lie is not that kind Of by
very large mag r!ty'
John A Morris is a pushing man w8!iyR When he
drifts into the IO1m III Iouse there always a crowd
OF men Tagging at his heels and Il he sits down for n
~" h'"'h'"', 'he'e - """S' h'"""l Stream OF mon
VINO App''H'" MN q" 'At'"'s business matters Mr..
Morris Listens to t!em alt thou htfuy and dsnlissea
them one after another with a word or two and tb.n
goes back the only subject tia interests him-tho
DEVELOPMENT Of lis sahlp. His son WIN was opca a,
poor health mas been gi,ny SO much attention to racing
aud various door sports since the Morris stable
has been We" under way, that he Is ROBUST and in
perfect heath.
III" Already remarkably efficient cab service in Lon.
don has h. ell improved hy III" recent appearance of q
great number ot light graceful and pretty counss
They are made on an entirely ueu. pan and ara do.
signed to surer4ric tho clumsy four. wheeled cas nov
ogur rh,rr. Though typiLed the new ilea In cab
building one that VIII readily yet a touthold IN M
Nork II ever have streets that do not mean d.s,rua
az All that ventures anon them The London
cabs are made Of very I'm. wood v,th Nyht sr,,nos
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10" SA'heS axe Oh r""ef So HS to prevent tho iarring
W ae '"r' az" eN"fy'hl"P about N" vehicles is do
"s"e' ''P''' "''s 'o' "R"'hr'S IN weight
All or the ar,is,s, s,udios il, N.r Val, .
naor,Gc.r, in,ari,r. ,,,,,,, -. " ' 'He
contrary a ,r.o, ,r,,,, ~, a.. 1891. 80 va Wv
are turned out fro,n roor,s ,ho, o.. aha,n,.' ,
80 800. 49,. . we" ar ""h"'"'eIF "esuIute
himself cosby draPery' beautiful objects "i art often
A' from 'o attention OF the painters t" their work.
.''''' are tu''e hummer OF tie most sncceshful
a'''"S " 'S cry whose studios arc bare ana comfort
70" 40 TAR as decoration Is concerned They Hre re-
kueu ny he PAINTERS M WORK rooms pure and simple.
anu @Sthencism IL confined TO tie imagination Of the
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