The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-20
SCyBE4Ms.

"A rious brother has painted the beard vals =.
Ocean Grove with startling suggestions to tn. mrs.,
| ennilrr sinner At the same tine econom,eal an
! rioyee OF the Camp Meeting Association ha. r,.,s.
hole, IN tho panks with the OF boxes thar an,
! n:aineI supplies OF . fashionable brand Of 49,
Consequently the pedestrian rssas at his feet in r.,s
! succession the legends .kepent" Pear Cod A..
Use Hippopo'am Soap"
"A he fast. Ne man who went troutiur last w..
had hard luck lie relates that he caught truu, =,
| inches long and was looking At II admirinry ~
there came great rush OF " ngs aud something tees
the FISH from his hands The dcspoed nsh ersan OH
up In time to zee big Tying away with tn. pr,
He chased the crow several miles through thu wo,A.
but In vain, FOR the bird finally percaed 10 tai L..
| where IL calmly iunched on the trout
"A Lewiston. Ne. man had brood OF - en- es,..
but six OF thom and the mother died, eaytpx a..
solitary chick which. In It's ioneines began to drss.
one dav the owner. a. an eSperinr nf put tbs eh.s
Into irrel where were domicsd an old ca, and On.
lone kitten Immediately the Cd eat purred with .,,
isfacon and cd Ted tile chick ana her own A., =.
| together. Tho chicken soon began to improve a,s
now tile three consu ute happy family.
congressman Niiiiken OF Maine has q youpe -
who svcs promise OF being q politician one of H..
day.. Recently his sunday school teacher ,,,.
HIM piece recite but he made prveres. in en-,
uniting it 10 memory and the teacher rnaliy s.n
"Meil. might take the piece home and is, ".
father teach It to You. - he II Inc stump orl,o-s
Tho hoy hcstated but finally replied; Yes ts,h,
may be good stump speaker but he doesn't koe,
anything about Sunday schuols."
Two young women who passing the sur,r,., ..
Goose Rocks No Of them worth a quarter a. .
million In her name INDUCED in an escar.ss A.,
days which Afforded them lots OF m rss.,,.
the monotony OF life other people Both arc s.tp.s
musicians ono playing the banjo and the otns, III.
guitar. They attrcd themselves gypsex and We.
over to kennsouuk Beach t. on1i tain the ouur,...
there In return for their music they secured asoa,s
in silver which they gave - man whose noun ~
been burned
Tho recent accident to the harEs Republic rsesr,s
old New Yorkers Eu ar catastrophe which sste, N.
steam boat samson in the Of the bay ore t..
ffty years ago The boat crowded with Fsur,h az
July excursionsta most OF whom were Of promt,.,,
fami'ieA Tho upper deck fell under the weigh, Of ,ss
load Of passenGerA crushing the life Any ana
leaving others cruelty crippled for life. Among tss
former was Mr. HenrtqueL leading nsrehsu, and
among the latter vas Mr.. Patrsn prominent broke,
The city was in gloom fer many weeks
In tearing down the Msrchsnts Hotel in cer.sps,
street It dis that the nag on Ii, .oot
extended to the ground throIsh the eve OF the
struetura Tho original building which was erecte in
lS2 had stood back from tho street aud when n.
1ssa &c was made int . hosl fronting the stree,
line, tho lofty nax pole le standing tho fru,,
wall was built around IL The pols found 10 b ia
An excellent state of preservation. aud carefully
taken down bv the contractor and removed p,ae,
of business despite offers to purehase souvsat,
LII the bostomless pit has net ,een located se,ora
me Mane Central Railroad oeiss willing to wss,,
that they found It Lily Pond the CIV psx.,
and Dover branch. The track began settle At TIL,
place about two months arc and hsu tn. NJ have
been run around tho spot a TEN pnrary track vhus
efforts have been made to obtain solid ruadeed BY
dumping gravel into the swamp The NOR, crave,
used. tho more appears to b needed. now after
l,5Oo car loads have beon dumped the hole thsrs
IL SILL room for a. much moro 1t u said thu. thu
waters OF the swamp inhahieed " strange xards
and eyeess hsh.
III atnr fn1H 80
ancient ship in the sands & the Grs.a Ansrss,,
Desert II now revived. with the addsu that IL a.as,
on the waters Of the faisnd ssa furufur thsrs
from an irruption Of the Colorado River. lev York
has also the tradition Of buried ahtpA tAe1sh thsrs
NO probability OF resurrection In its Ths rsrart
OF this wreck seems hsvs orts1nassl win Ss,n,
Thorburn. who In bis rsnfnDceneas Of tbs civ n n
was at the close Of the Last esRtxy says surrtvxr
centensrian: 40 deep vass. scrsss euyxrs4
with water in his time he tssd no could psixs sui
deep under ground"
Fourth avenue bseussu Cnfan s9ux~ sre Mad. son
Square Garden. Is ioEn4 ts - srAassasrS If Suiss
and 10 being rapidly changed iRts hunnss rnnru~xk
fsre A handsome modezn 10 extrr u1 IN ras
site OF exSsnator Hraklsy-s s1ahkes ~ the esrpsr 4
Eighteenth street. Raxt - the Evsrex Hosp; sn nsr
at the corner opposite Csfvxry CRnrrh md The msun.
tain Of rubbish that uaxk1 tAe sIos vksrs "a Hnuys
Methodist Church ussd - se.1d n tn TsvrsyS>cod
street corner. viii sssa give btans Tn Esun&aeasa
changes and the disappearance a e Il IN nh
rustic cottages that ssoo6 Saak frsu Tie sAsvsR s>6
had Ersen lawns in front the distinctive eAaE.sr q
this avenue that was once & eAs -NAs naax to
hArlem." will b gono
Garden row and the quaint cd nRssh hsa,, va,<a
stood facing the northeast near ehs eskrr If sfx1h
avenue and Hlsventh street kays hesn tsru Aoxu to
make room for . Large modern xDars0s1s ba1Aesrs
The row was one Of the odd features It New Ysr&s
crooksdest block. which q bsunaed by Gresxvtrs sad
Etvtk
these boundary hines are parallel and the sisea o
broken on two sides by Htlfsaa place and rsf<ass
place little coouiss OF mai brick ko1D<s which nssss
in the interior Of the block and might ssy be pssea
by without notiea The shaps The hss1 ant ,t
belonEinEs can . uaeed back the tine When u un
art OF Greenwich villa and ChriSszher strsse e.
tended across to the present line Of svsrus and
vas intersected by farm Lanes snd csuztry ruats
-southern Law N sometimes pee1ttar. At AshsvLis IN
North Carolina the Mayor holds fur petty ose.&
era and while he II disrensin9 justice the vfdsrs FOL
lew tho example OF The Chief Of Psee md keep TIER
hats their heads and their pipes 10 their nssrhs
man who had hired team for 81 50 t.y refused
pay for some damage to the wagon aud was srozss,
up In court He had enEsRed lawyer for his desceA
After both MD had been heard Mayor snesd
his decision and said that II the eup~e had noe IN
rloyad lawyer be soud have let him qf Sst AZ
was he would nne him sir. he lawyer read a So.
premo Court decision which directly to the -oa.
trary but tho Mayor remarked that hs dfdn', care
cohneht4 TOT tne supreme Court. g a ne vas himself
the arber OF law In that particular avick and ths,
his judgment was to stand.
a dispute which arose in uptown club houss o.
to the occupations Of members Board OF Alder
men OF nifty years ago revealed in its decision
interesting facts -Four awyerA three msrchap,A tvo
Rrocers two builderA and tailor we're members OF
tho lawyers Henry Is. Davies OF tho Fltin<pth
ward afterward became Judge o. tho Supreme
Court and Of the Court Of Appeals; Francis
r Iillou OF tho Fifth wari VA elected Recorder
and Catch S. Woodruff Of tho Second ward b.
came Mayor. Elijah F. Purdy, THO original sad Ren
uine war horse" OF the Democracy. a grocer
when elected Alderman of the Tenth ward Tho soil
tary tailor who had zed to ft himself with Al
dermAnic coat was Charles ". Smith Of tho Seventh
ward Tho city fathers Of that day rorsivod saIs
sea but after their sessions ad .ourrsi to the -sA
room in tho City Hail basement whero . banquet
spread for their benefit year later the banquet VA
abolished for tho tina tho doors
opened hfty or sixty hungry oisicians were aecus
toned make an attack and sweep tho table bators
tho Aldermen could get their napkins tucked under
their chins
The Plain Facts.
II has doubtless peen dI,cult for those readers OF