The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-05
Ng1r NE ARE A1b TALKING AHoUn

ulAted a. 10 whathwas
"Kinder inks like der teayter" said one.
.y.v Il amt" said another; "its moosssm"
Ju,t then yanfaced little boy in an invahdp ehatI
VA. wheeled out Of the entrance by whits-cappsd
maid The urchlns stared At the pair Tor m0menH
and then one said in an awestruck Whisper
"Hully gee kids TEA horspitaL'
Then they passed on
In front Of An ugly but fashionable house IN Seeonde
epue above Fourteenth street two very unrsahue
cast iron lions which have Just been painted pinkish
brown to match the newly -chsollod brownstone cop
ings Of the doorway The lions, in form and color we
sufficiently unlike anything In nature, but JUSTIFY way
of preventing the casual small boy from taking imae
mary eXcurttons astrde their backs strip OF sphsa
iron has been extended from mano to tail OF eaoh non.
Tho enect OF thsss Rruesoma but impossible osasN"
startling on a stranger.
About the gaysst thing in this town 10 an Italian
funeral one may be seen almost any day creeping
ard along second avenue. with the outdoor IN
,tnct Of their the occupants OF tho coaches have
all tho windows down and all the curtains up ThcIe
nre no black garments TO be seen anywhere. On the
contrary tho wear their gayest heAdkerehiefh
and the children clad In tho cAston nnery OF their
elders Nobody behind tho first coach rretends to Do
cast down and there IL throughout the whole procee
sion frank enjoyment of the ride Smiles wrentho the
dark faces and all chatter as II out for holiday,
Two beers one Rhine wine, ono sandwich, fortyhvo
centA" said the smiling bartender In n characteristic
eastSide German drinking saloon Tho customer handed
over half dollar and at that moment the mistress OF
tho place stepped the to look after some
Ruests seated In tho open air ITS thirty AVE. said
the with knowing look as he watched the
door through which tho mistress had disappeared out
| the customer ruthles-y pocketed his hneen cents
change and left the dishonest hervani unitpped
| ,--. $500. :. ----.--,-- -,,--.... 49,
| IN 'ho ou''o't YER " -, , -, e - -
broauWHy was '".'eu 1870, "a., -, ,,,an,,On
| .d h., an. ro,, ono. liza occnrnut. were two Ia
| dies and ono OF them, stylish dashinR woman OF
about y" was handing inc t'opoh'. 'no "oroA inu'
iesshttlhE 'ahor'in"ue ''"''' "r''' SUI .
sho gndea inc spiri'eu horeo "'''i "'l -, 80
ease through mo JAIN vi "'''S ''" ''1
Craze the paint OF her own carriage "Do APPeAeu
to he perfectly confident anna Il" 'n"' ous'o an" CON.
FUSION anu ho'oi vi" ' A., ,,rr,,,a, So,
who nestled close to tho driver as though she was i'm
| pressed with tho !atters power to protect hor
| Tho truck drivers were tho most nstonshed ana ioH
got to each other they pulled their horses
back to mako room for the carriage The latter went
down the street much rapidly than cabs are won't
to do and stopped In front of oice building There
the driver sent in to her huHband whom she
had come to take homo with her II was not hor Mss
eSperence
.,.,..
II Inns been noted IN recent year" mat e ~nn" NV
weather ntting of New Workers occurs AZ an carrier
date with every succeeding YoAr lo"p'e VIM ho'of
thought OF going out OF town oei"'o July "o Nv"
tho European exodus has gradually moved down the
calendar until now tho is under way nearly two
mtn,ths nearer New Years Day than it was In 1850
There 10 no particular for It, except that society
peore have taken mp country life in earnest at last md
their movements have distinct effect uron tho misra
tory Instincts great body of New YorEera Life In
tho country Is much cheaper is IN town, and the
fathers of families are willing indulge thoir wives
preS.nt fancy for getting into country in May, as 10
expenses
FRANK W Sanger probably has as good 4 stable any