The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-26
SUNBEAM.

-lnls sign hangs on the outer walts Of . Brook yn
lodging house; Heated rooms Sc night Though
NO doubt intended to allure midw customerA tho
message is douby true in summer.
Karers such as tho Teutunic charge from s., $40
more for nrst-cass passage to New York other
swift ships OF tho same line but good deal ~ add
tona profit In absorbed by coal alone The so.caei
five day ships consume per day from FL tons ct
coal more than other great steamships and this item
alone means an extra cost OF from sis per day
According 10 the new blue bound rear book the
Union Club that organization now numbe:x / 700 mem,
hers. of whom 267 set down regular" ~ b..
long 10 the army and navy. and Ia life mr. tnber. 1t
is unusual to ind officers Of the army and
navy in ono New York club Notwithstanding the tact
that special exemptions In the entrance fees
and dues are made in favor OF tie l.. service.
Matt Y iay may be the champion tsher man among
statesmen IN Southern waters but his tr!-un Myrun B
Wright OF susauehanna is the gr,a.esr anger II
Northern seas lie has landed mus, ."n.- weighing
42s pounds The fish placed on NH ,on IN ..y.
ton. 1t was taken in Canadian wa,er.. sheridan
Shook and DE Witt c. Wheeler are looking for hs mate
bat they are a long way from the nnwery" They
catch larger fsh nearer home.
California pears ally this season
and while smaller than they used to he. they are
sweeter. Tho secret of the change lies in the act tina,
California fruit growers have discovered hat irrigation
may be oysrdone. 1t was once tho custom L, Keep
orchards we'll irrigated up the ripening ;he rUI
but now the water II shut when the pc arr arc veil
grown and they are Permitted to ripen in
the California sun and wind unaI!cd by arurc.
moisture.
In laying tho foundations for . new eleven story
building At the northeast OF !inad aud
streets It has been found necessary driv" tort.
piles Of hsmlock into tho swampy rraunG 10 an:H
guardians the sight OF this wAt,ry lc i'll :hs rronni
recalls the swamp in this vicinity the can!
extended through Broad street ana By whit pa.stm
gers from Brooklyn and ComiBunipaw landed a.
1.-The stairs" near Wall street l;wa, famous skating
place for the Dutch lads OF tho old tir,e.
An genealogical dictionary OF the streets more o
halo
Interesting reading Close tho battery for instance
are Aarketheld street. SO called because !, led to tho
open field BY tho Rowling Green which cattle fairs
were held and country people disposed of their prod
uce; Bridge street. which took its name from bridge
mat spahned the Broad street canal Al that poiEt and
stone street. SO designated bscAuss 1t was the nrst
thoroughfare In the city that was paved with stone,
1t 10 = curious fact that the Eev Joseph riImoor,
ono OF tho two missionaries whom John IVES sent to
America In lea. and who starel the old Methodist
Church at New Rocheo. which has Just erated 80
centennial bscans an Episcopal clergyman IN later
years After tho Esvniution u church Vas built for
him on Ann street. and was called Christ ,hurch II
was afterward removed to Anthony NOW Worth street
near broadway. and has since made two pigrtmagrs
further uD town. In 1897 there were So negro coA
muncAns OF the Episcopal churches in the city, sni
in Mr. rimoors Christ Church. ten members" n
the record says.
-Jeannets Park At Coentes slip is model OF spcf
andsran neatnssa Its trees yet young aud small,
but the shrubbery Is luIurant and the nowsrsa are IN
admirable condition The dwelers In the gh borhooi
are particularly proud of this tla park aud the eng
shoremon are sort OF vigilance committee, promptly
cuning any boy and hustlinx any tramp who mcGds'
with flowers foliage Afeaturs the suTrOaniing'
~ the number OF ancient houses with roots and
dormsr windows which front on the park anu All Old
house covered with vines OF the Virginia crssper
species from street to cornico is in marked conr. 10
the forest OF spsrs on Its right
Tho Oldest house in the city stands at the southeast
corner Of Pearl and Broad streets but has been reno
waited In such manner that Its ancient owners would
not is:oInizsit Originally built In the early par OF
tho last century s the town residence of Etsnne %
Lsnoy II had become tavern before the Revolution
AIRY war broke out and was famous Tor its csiss room
and for It's landlord Sam frauncs, or BLACK sam
a. he Was familiArly called At she time OF the stamp
act outbreak cannon ball from the British wArsh'p
Asia. then lying on the Battery. was embedded IN 10
walls. To the patriot Its long room" Is tho moHsa
crod spot IN nj! New York. for there Gen Washington
took leave OF the officers who had fought by his r'eiA
tho war for Independence. Asaooh sna . shoe malrs
shop occupy the ground floor and asgn at the rear
street sniranee bears tho legend "furnshsi F"ons' 10
let"
rev remedes after sixty years trial and con.tAh,
nso retain their position as Tho best, vet .irh $50
cAse with DR. u jay No Tome bermiuge Nheihet ~
Tonic Or SrenEthsner In dyspspsA In Adults or "
INDIGESTION aud nts Of the stomach In cur
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