The sun., 1890-08-19


James n Fish, accompanied By his son, made one Of
the aadsnos II the windsor Theatre the other night
The play "Ths Banker" and the principal ohafac-
ter and the must have proved than Usually
interesting TO the old with wh,snsd hair who sat
resting his and forward eagerly listening
every word There taking place In banker
ofees in Wall street and the title role was that OF
who escaped from Auburn prison. There was
nan in the aged nnanoisra face though a. he left the
building that the pieos had affected him any than
Il had any one else In the audience
Tho passage on the City Of New York In her late trip
esems have frightened the Rev George Anderson Of
youngstown o.. for no said 70 reporter: IL have
made my last trip q racing steamer We left thirty
minutes ahead Of the Teutonio and the speed main
taned was terrinc Saturday night the heat was
oppressive In the cabins that everybody had to 20 on
deck and Il found that the great speed had ovor
heated the machinery; but there was no check until
Sunday whom the passengers became alarmed, and tile
engines were Slowed down to allow the machinery to
cool II the speed had been kept for few hours the
vessel with all board would have gone TO the
bottom"
There was . characteristic scene the other day in
mont OF the LITTLE Church Around the Corner Thirty
or forty men, mostly young many OF thom smooth
shAven and nearly all characterized by little peouliari
ties of that seemed mark them AZ of one pro
foasion, stood about the sidewalk in eHpectant
attitudeh Occasionally q conspicuous looking woman
drove up in q carriage and made her way into the
church hnglng with the crowd on the Sidewalk but
apparently not of them, was shabby little man who
.i.o Ioor. .a .,n.c,.nt pr.,.nuv yopno womnp an
pro.ched b..rinu IN b,r arm, tiny bit of hum anity
clad in those wonderfully long white garments that
provoked Charles Lambs famous query, "Wh-whoro
does 10 leave of ~ The young woman with tho tiny
m. ,b.hbv i,,,a man ripht thar. A. tbev
go, on ,h ,idov.It ana ..Id "Rh. ~. bnys Ionr 70
w,it 81 Than bo,h want into tho church and three
minutes later q hearse drove up with cofn, mans
sire half hidden in nowon Somebody's baby brought
70 h. hnu,l,.d bna to wait while an actors funeral
..rmon vns prsnched
Americans coming home from Germany still bring
coins commemorative Of the year Of three Empsr-
ofs-sa Old william died in February, Frederick
rsiRned but three monthp and hon restless young
william OF course the coins with the image and super
scrpon Of Frederick are rare In they will soon
comm and very high premium II 10 the thing to have
love pin ado with three coins arranged that the
three imperial heads different from the other.
shall be plainly visible Samoan Commissioner Bates.
who was some months in Germany during the year of
the three Emporors brought home several OF thsse
coine and he says that Germans were prophesyng
that half the coinage OF Fredsok short reign would
be brought to the United States by ourio hunterh
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Tbo I,,nS ,.v, b.t in color, ana tho busy anon Of
the pastry oAker s hishJ chromAuc Lhe1e are n'ue
dA0s OF green ana yeno" aoush All Apoue anu M oeAF
ou"iue on inc "ihao" ieuRe you may see - iou p"eS
mass SET 10 cool on no1 overeeAn NOV iAr on
ACROSS te way tauAhu "omen Anu az Oflns
rags ana others beating carpet pust from .ne rays
anu inc carpet comes Sailing oHes w se'e oh VIZ eoot
ing pastry ou. noooay cares anu 'ne '. snose
VINO see the "ho'e p'oceas win ho' 70 inpHH'u "hou
tne pastry appears upon 'he t3oie'
involuntary ihtenefs sometimes near strange reNela
tions OF NE 'no eourSe oi Tue long Hp up anu aoNh
town IN tne eieVAteu rains. i"o 'Ae'e Aoios sat IN
one OF the cross seats on trip trom erand street to
Harlem anu poured hoou OF tak in'o tne ears OF an
amuseu eeh1emAh sittns oohno 'nen- "notn 'hey neu
my Oldest boy has the in 16th street and
Joined lO9th street. and he 1ikes Il much
better They have base ball nine the church,
and only who attend there belong It They
called the club after Elbridgo Gerry, and the minis
went to see Mr.. Gerry and got him 10 give them
full set Of equipments. The boys have the Of
Fifth and l2th street for themselves
and Of the other boys play there Ny boy has
Joined the club and you don't know how much better
he is pleased since he went there 70 church" The
conversation then drted OF to the cost OF boys cloth
,uR and the haired listeners thoughts back
the time when he used TO 70 twice day to Sunday
school at old St Johns Chapel variek street, and
had to get along a. best he could without picnioa
guilds base ball clubs to vary the monotony OF cate
chisinE
ono OF the perpeAne propemS OF hte 70 the nan VINO
cannot handle srazor upon MS own race tho unrea
sonaole ana assrsVAting haoit "hioh the average
paroer mas OF ruoong soap into MS Victms ohin until
tho skn IN state OF irritation ana the bone aches
with tho pressure OF muscular nhsere The barber says
that inc proces rehaers the har sott put a this point
alone S affected. The victim GroanS changes bArbers
in vain and finally settles down to tho conviction that
he must endure this babarous massage let his beard
grow. The process seems to be tradition. sort
Of trade fesh and amount OF persuasion will induce
the TO exchange his harsh ngsrs for the
gentle brush unless the victims form An association for
the protection Of the chin OF the Amelioraton Of It's
SunorinRa
INC oSr'y nHLAe' wagon ruLnolos oo"n upper Eittn
avenue 'onb oeioFo 'ue sun mas seh 'ne orVer having
tne Oh securing eooa paoe In tho line and
thuS mAhinE QUICK bAleA hA mArke' aoes not open
un u@JoFesA' ou' Ms norSe' must rest anu % ied ne
must nave hiA own mean ana nap possible and he
must btuuy up prices ana BupplieA Inc wagons come