The sun., 1890-11-18
N,sAs - zss AIE rAsx1xe 1son.

the AUSPICES OF the trustocs OF the metropolitan
Museum Of Art. the lectures announced b, M.
Histofy The Lecturer Tor The members ai'pIs q sSs
| Young. Mems Christian Association, and 'aH M
Snse e.. & BEEN pSnn:r %sa: SusS,
good winter for lecture gocrs :"
Tho other day" said the stock brok,,
while passing across City Hall Park, I VA
| aoeosted BY tattered specimen who sat on =
bench. whom had known long ago. in ihs
days OF his prosperity. did not know him n
| first sight, but halted whom he called ma h,
name, whereupon he began to toll tale n
misfortune that I bad never before heard /
believed evory word ho said, felt assured tb.,
s Fss pssds ana sRS htsnss h% hn9
him In h,s better days. and now saw him In Sis
deys Of dire ,bS onss ,s say Hpqshsr case
sns epe mnst be tsoH
se$ sae % ass or Is Of aS
can't say that their fall was always their own
isult, but Z xss sometimes brought about bs
wilburtha, the country homo Of the lats
Banker Harvey Fisk, near Trenton, was namsd
in se.a s SSs ssss:S s:I TO wsss ssso As n ,Ss@ Ran
superintendent asked Mrs. Fisk to name rs
ss sn bsrs o. nS .,oHnS
burt6a. ~ - ' ''AA ''''''0 VILE
Nearly all tho property along upper Broad.
way, between Twenty.seventh and Thirty.
fourth streets. is in the hands Of q quiet ola
gentleman. who occasionally goes around and
looks at his enormously valuable possessions
and moralizes upon the changes that hsys
taken place Of late In New York.
For many years" he said yesterday as he
stood on the Broadway corner OF Thlrtieth
street. I was tagged about night and day BY
theatrical MANAGERS ana spectators who
were trying to get chance to locate theatres
along Broadway. They always claimed that
no theatre could SUCCEED that didn't have a
ths location oi a tiestro 5sd nothing 10 'nis %
SbS % psc % Tss vas % 81 ~:
and IhGa W. mss from BBs Bpsa
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{ further iIiassra.ioP Of Il Il I. impessisIss s
Two lines of street and ,ss hS heass
bosSysy Fl ~ 4sssS;S sss
rons oi the Twspty-tbird street house. hA they ss,
are society people, apd they belong to what i
Nesr q Tie iasSionabie and Ihs stylish h'iss nsS:
Pile which II was once supposed must nscss-
e h as II ssye
proves, - I have otter. said. that 1t Is the at
ossSn y TSs sss ssss dsS: hs people, and not the
-Four men belonging to four races were seen
by reporter yesterday while pacing the side.
walk Of single block Of the Bowery. One Of
them was yellow Chinaman of the Monaghan
type: another was red Indian Of the priml.
tiys Am:sIssn breed smother VA black man
looked . 4 they were w.l disPossd There
me- psns q Sn.9 p:ep: :e%:
belonging 70 the Anelo-saIon. Celtic, Ger
A New Yorke. who was lately In London saw
there q remarkable poem by Thacksray that
has never been printed, and is now In the DOS
session Of the eminent surgeon. Sir Henry
Thompson. Thackeray. who Was Ill when hs
wrote It. was patient Of this surgeon. and the
shs .S q IL s9S
a seae vsa pa sna SsnN .e b
sssifiss surpssssd sinss IL this prodaS. 1@R%s
ssoa a or tor q I pub
It was Interesting to watch tho throns Of
lady visitors at the horse show day BY day last
week. 1t was evident that very many Of tho
ladies were familiar with horses. knowing
sas And naRs si
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Among the hymns to be sung at church
service was tho ono thousand and first The
minister considered for . moment whether
he would announce that hymn as tho 1.0Oist
hymn or as hymn 1901. and he arose with
prised to hear himself say. wv We " viii Join Mn IL
singing 81 the the one thousapd and oneth hymn,
" sa t do Su .s
It was one Of those little blunders that ase quite
harmless II you lot EN- alone.
In that wonderful street. the Bowery. there
is an establishment where they mend your
shoes while you walt A plscard at the door
says that tho daily papers may bs found inside
ior the benefit OF customers. and that all work
is done promptly, Another placsrd says that
Who sat wse hsr e%n 10 srs be
Ing ~ Ispaired In the window two mon work
Ghef not %ea as: Prk, s at On Tf 5.
sass s.sdps q bs activity
You don't exactly drop nickIe In the slot
but you see in front of you at the wash basin
a nickla-platsd cylinder. about eight inches
high and an inch and . half In diameter, rising
above the basin upright from the outer end Of
an arm which Is attached to the upper end Of
tho pipe from which the water faucet projects,
A. the lover end OF tho cylinder you see little
which says, ,"S2aP. Wet your. hands and pyll
other you hold under tho cylinder, and a little
dash Of white powder. falls upon It., As you
soap powder, and Il you we're to talk with tho
,nyento&r r,s & ne would doubtless toll you that IN
goes swimming
The newsboy who strows the train with
candy aud books rarely betrays emotion.
whe'her the passengers buy or not: but II In
bis heart he ever does feel surprise that senss-
tion must be caused By the ready sale OF tho
new dhri LAWS Laws which have been rePTipted In
e6nKers on suburban train the other day