New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04
CHANCES HERE AND THERE.

In constant contact with such undesirable experiences
and become resigned or hardened. But women are
| always at disadvantage. They cannot venture to
dash across tho street. prepared necessary, to climb
OH the rear Of truck board Q stalled stTeetcar
to save feet being tr0d upon or limbs crushed and
broken. And as few men are thoughtful enough In
this part Of town to offer their assistance the lot OF
a woman In West-st. Is truly hard. The spirit OF
courtesy and knansss Is not strongly marked IN crSwd'
and since women are undoubtedly the great
ass from seen s a az : sS 1stSns ss
should unite In eudeavOring to remedy this CRYING
It os % pr ns e Of si net
men II has been the boast OF American: ana the
protection In America because sll men stand ready
shows Sssi the" TSS" they nss s% Mass Is @
ducins marvellous results.
There Is no doubt that the man who. in the Ian.
gnagc f the street, Is buncOed Is thoroughly
ashamed Of himself that he Is willing to lose his
money rHler than 10 have the world know OF his folly.
There arc. OF course. exceptions to this rule
as thcrc to al Others but any police official Will
toll You that tile greatest obstruction TO the wlp!ng
out of this dsrcputabe but prosperous class Of men Is
the victim himself but the feelings Of tho man who
is Outwttcd and merciessy swindlrd arc not - be
compared to those Of the sclfsatisfcd bunco-seerr
who finds himself clearly and c!evrrly beaten. The
writer watched Of them the other day approach
pnic-loOhing man and ask him where the stewart
building was. The answer was given with clcarnesS
and marked politcncs>. The "bnnco" man started
arsd. and then. turning suddenly, proposed tho
familiar old question: Am | mistaken ETC. The
spiri1s /" behold Ito seized lie other by the wrist
and holding him In = fierce grip ,uid: 4" kn"w yol
Then hc deliberately slapped the f,c" Of the bunco
man Thl; all hapI.nrd near ;hc posioli.": ana
who Ind been severely treated wave Of applause
went around and the wond be swinclrr skunk away,
shameaccd and sileakng rarlcaturc Oh man.
How do you do. sir, How long has 1t been since
you we're in lrOvidcncc!" asked bartender OF
toner. Providence. Prov!denccl' said the other.
why, haven't been there for years" The bartender
looked at him. at must have been In 10. wasn't
i" he asked. $50 1t was. SO It was. How 90 Won
hnow!' The white aproneA man smiled as he an,
swcr"d Never forget face, sir. served ron there
At that time Hcver forget man. IT'S part OF the
business nowudays'
81 isscsi Blcss yon, yes said a theatrical man.
agcr. ave d.. but then there are houses which Do
rot give them out But VIC look at II in tbs way {:
Many would not 80 to q theatre IL they could not
g.: passes. Therefore VII actually lose no money on
th-m II the hou.'c "a full they don't get them. n
We arr not full II makes little difference. some people
about their ability TO GET passes and are
gI'atly offended II they fail They seem to think that
Personally do not think II pay, TO offend "9p!,. and
So unc>N the man il ontraccr-ly uhrcaSoial" ~ his
Want '' "nc "n a"n 1mnk wa, I prr;oaI Nv" was
Inct'y explaining III" system
Already may in the countg, dinnc-s Of the
r!'h . .. 'hc leaves tic.", TIN, : -ign
"''"h admit "f vEiy one Interpretation. The end OK
the Is, II, hand soon tl yellow tint,
VIII appear III" foliage. Then lrayc> viii brer
10 >lrlvel and die. That m.an> snow. Tsh II nal.c>
SILVER 10 think Of 1t. cold Weather j. ALWAYS
more dsasrccah. In the anticipation than in .hc
atual experience In mid weather thu tnVd:a send,
an ",,I one. IN he fail one scts The ne aud
ih!i and hi1iD" ~ The "!I"r ain>ph''' ana r'!"'"
~ II. However get Jul from the ,auplmr wn.lrr
fur. 1hey will soon hc n"'icd
Major Charles Miller. Of Frnn:lln. las been chosen
10 bad m, frlorn hope Of tie P:uh.Ipn>t- 81 20 III
svivania III their campaign or GpycrnDg. >1a" l"o
br viii hc nnk!nd "nCnth - .;e:c,t tint ~" t'rd
ps:; men ore nnr' rn' e.: wi:ul ,lr.:.t"r ~ thai
~ ;in'Ing erIiil al j. pH!Li iIen + ~ lnrvh'l
Mr. Miller counts Ii f..r.c> by the huniri fT hi
business and '!al connect on, dsV re and nlny
pro- ably hc = best know. rurmcr OF the stock
RAISING iiru Of Mx >bicy. whose Immense farm at
the autifnl city ol Fauklin l. nov ON" OF tho sights
VI t,is keystone state Here are raised 81 The
finest horse, and 'pws IN the comfy Just at pre-
rnt their Eiecion~r hor>rs ooinlnandia: cEor
prc"s. T1,h AID enterprise ~" waite wo: Is
~ tn -lrrgc.! 81 hi, .t"i farm which, fIom
u humble beginning ia whi,h Jersey cI;t!c were tbs
p.o....ncnt h.,ur. Ia, attained T. ""nfcrful growth
Nr Miller II led with The >tlncard on Com
pany, and II p:"-d"ht II 81" =" H. mo y: dHC;V'
N 1ora, H. taicai. OF rraf Kiln. II" VA, a. oI'"r
and part OWNER " the na!rnt when the c'"s of tho
crt, and bv . clever bargain he rtan'd control ..
,.e ri H." shnr- Ehon the 'fseia "a> "t"hbl'd
b, the standXd and he VAL pat Ia 'mrrr 81 the
~orh, ic is ais, raroAd T,4n AND /, pr ,sidcni OF
.ne OF tie Kentm' \, r2ld Afoeeher ~, arr IA.
man. ~nhou, al, influence ave his ovn industry
I'D brains. can "ott hi wa 10 ,'rr'>, ana lnai!S
rrun'Iin both b.casr Of It, r~r~onn trait, .Hd hi,
characterization, ard -'d" charities. II" t.~ -" ac'i'c
ini,'. ~ all tlInii'abl" t:i church anA,. aud a
ir,r,rr In The I,ap>i sunday >'hol IN hl> own town
he Ia under hi> 'l.c o'cr 700 ''un! M. IN"ry
%., IN lie as-r he r. at IT. p%, .' dn a.
I'm, IN %',er to d. " T. a" W. s 'HrT ,, ,%".: - ~
r Mi1 s,l,F k. r nam. " j. al "4 "" a." ''''
The Gl,uiItl,> Of fsnit shipped w, from t."
Pa,lii. >inp.- aid II VIII" has lvr"I r. lfprntu.
mus; t.,ki" III" ,nrnv 81 californian. mis.fih.
The, haze hong ,iir"d Tor IA II fruit leli t"sn"
# -r:lrrlorlty but EI"rnr., have ~tubt"rHh 'li.g
10 the product "i il,"ir own part of III country.
especially IA the c,.,' of pIclc>. This l. a t'inS
which have heard ,all forth lnd expression, "t
ci'.r>i. rou can't Az" III" average California MN
,,n~ RAISING Of HI, STATE. Now this, h. "a"
'ar"1i" ,rnt East "n in,' 'rai:,' r. n" '"''G "i
ihou>nnd aud i1ih, hi> hand, together In sublime
-mii>iut.lh.
In The caf. of the Hoffman Iious" overheard an
elderly man telling younger companion son" par'r-
ular, regarding prominent actor "h" 81. nragt al
table Ia the room. ANON: other particulars ne
gave were these; When young. he drani very hari:
sn,. when dunk II" ted Now he doc>nt drInl at
ALL AID csii't act ANY moro. "bi. ~cc' Nnid rs
companion. "a sort Of d"nbl" rciorInato'
What can't l- bought Oh the in>taInrnt plan now
adnys Is p"rhnp, not worth bn> Ing. Fhri v"n begin
with Your house and lot then yDnr furniture then
your croracry and iaIl"Nar'. then Your interior
DECORATIONS Every knows that Watches ana
jewels may be bought III thi' way. for this has beet
the FOR long time. The plan ln' recently been
..nt- Ill .,ut
NJ great succc>, has bc-s achieved IN TIN, inr how
ever. What has mad" the Instrument plan po,.t"
aud practicable has been the durability h the tang
bought this practically >t,mdLs IL moitT,g', the
seller owning the wiip. pur'ha>r until tie Inst in-t
n-nt j. paid. Whole set, OF authors works mas Dc
,ht and taken pOS>"~Jn ~ at once for extremely
small weekly paI mcnt"--in some ca - only II Few
CENTS. There seems to be an in>almcnt cru2c among
New. Workers.
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