The sun., 1891-01-24
WHIT uE IRE An T.iLytiNG tEor,

ut took four genen'ons." The Old M.
Yorker said, ito rrodycn the fortune ,bo, n.
hold by Mr.. Wealthy dis great. .graudIn,h.,
hundred years ago. ted wor h tl,uJO which
lie left To his eldest sn. in whose hands IN.
inheritance grow 10 10000, which he left ,o
his only heir, under those administrator /,
present Mr.. Wealth. who. by tho growth n
the value of his rhl cs,ntc during the nas,
inrtuSe hm nssss sbsuIl ls itnS3p hs
tSn, tSSn cnld,en each e thom win be us rich "a az
understand that will thus divide it,"
Tho irreprcssibk Chicago man shouted ns h.
stood in tho roturla Of the hotel: "You Nev
| Workers don't seem to know what we are doin.
| to make GhicaG. the iritlescent me,ropois .,
this cosmopolitm country. You may be sur.
rrised. when W, bold tho, Worlds Fair noYt
liners OF the now COMMERCIAL ilect are r,lnnins
between osv Liverpool md Chicago, over ths
dian canals, AID across the lakes Where wifi
New York be whe9 these liners bring th.ir MI.
cHrcoes from our Chicavo vnre,ouses sse Et9,r Enorr
the immigrants will con,e our way. for most ~
them that now land i New York are bound
ers In the NCS York docksaro also English. or
i he
next ten years, European steamships viii 'H 10
yot bO tho metropolis Of Srth Xmerica!ss iisss0 Will
II would never have bGn an old maid" said
lady Of forty. IL lad known US much
twenty years ago as kIpw now. When was
at O marriageaole timeI HE heard so much
about unhappy couple that was afraid to
become vile, But have looked around in
subject Last year ook up a list Of ,Wenty We nv
wives OF my acquaintnce. whom had known
lefore their wedlocl and to whom / spoke
about their ex xperienes in life. | found that
fifteen of the twenty Vere happily married, that
four Of them got alo,g tolerably we'll with their
her na,rimoniai To-. Ths fifteen % hhppy "ewSEe wiyes
are amiable womeI fond OF heir children anil
h. lpiyl to their huba,nds. About tho unhappy
SSrpy anyhow d 10 the osher M'q ioSs SG ln s6c
avs susnsst spcFtn hs "a as
fair specimens OF wives in general most az
whom IND Hy MpsEiencS nee, that It is marriage
ihe soul Of amabillty believe that Wv would nd
have mado 9 happy marriage il | had not been
Allen G. Thurman. who was in town few
days ago. is Hne speciman OF man physi.
cally, tall, we'll built, and with an attractive
and intelligent face. Ho is good deal like his
good lawyer and business man. Judge Thur
man began lie at a time when people &C.
lifetime s meRe modest d" iortune s00f hs s@ son.
with equ,l earnestness OF purpose. has become
already famous in the business department oi
the baBc ball world. as q manager and diplo.
mat in overcoming the, legal and other dim.
cuties which have 80 obstructed the material
aa9 Se only bas moTsd
the world. In this generation We are inclined
to believe that without money to move it this
dead centre Of its axis. At all events. there
4 no doubt about the potency Of money In
base ball.
park policeman remarked, yesterday that
the winter has had no effect on the pct enemy
OF his comfort. The bowling wind and the
falling snow" he said. have no terrors for the
SG as 0lt Tin hs5s
Ice begins to form on the lakes he wants to
test it He races across the lawns. climbs
long. or course we are constantly on the look
out to prevent the boys from doing harm and
asss srsd sss o sn sSs
usually get away from us. They are Ike
oepsts They swarm af all oyer the park At ones
wandering around finally brought up a; the
the elephant Zip took a. fancy to It. ant hRi hhRi:
from from him 9e narrowly escaped with whole
The Australians are great people for : good
things" Once In a while they are at fealt as
they we're in the case OF the Maori. who was
eoe ey 9st eFey 9 sssD ThD pss ssan % s
matters Of sport. There Is regular eintin-
gent OF travelling Australians who folbw in
Rey S0css
the AUSTRALIAN representative is In the first
in Msre Ssrs
tssians shsS I'll s'' Ssss sssln Fay inc "a
ahead s oi he Pn betins bsai n' Iatei 'a
In their oSs Swn to e0Sny Say bsSSh hsS Desa ss
Ing odds as high as 8 to against Hanlon vhsn
that oarsman was the acknowledged cham,ion
better than any eculler in Australia.
Brooklyn possesses an important advantage
over New York in its big mail boxes. Our
street letter boxes are too small for an ordIarY
eSssd e rsS such thInss exposed On q,
sssrEs well ioT @ S.5 ! Sans:tS III FL i inSs e:
Brooklyn has boxes large enough to recei'es
fssssiH ssWeirS ds aSYhips that too usS ts
be left on top OF q letter box. In New 1Tk
snch articles must S pc taken At to the general |ost
In all Of the schemes and plans which hive
been put up to win American dollars BY mems
OF sport In America, It is doubtful II anything
had such a disastrous conclusion for ,hs
schemers as the Thistle race. The plot dses
not rankle. because the plot carried Its oyn
punishment with II. There never was q m0e
iltterly confident lot OF men on earth than no
Scotchmen who came over with the ya0t.
They refused absolutely 10 give inform atom
about her. would not have her taken out OF
water for repairs except at night. and even
when this was done they stood around the Ty
dock and triel to keep the world from seehg
her lines Meanwhile they we're almost raid
In their anxiety to bet. and they hRrassed
American yaehtsmen continually for wages.
One particularly active member Of the grolp
brought oi er $1,000 with him. When LIE could
placed tho whole s35 900 before the race Vas
suile |. American yRchtsmen looked upon ne
wnole thing with some surrr! se. Whep ne
Thistle was beaten with cRse tho Scotch DICK
ers o the yacht were the most completely Ro"
bel gaste1 lot Of diplomats known to conEm.
poraneous history. They sailed away wlttput
even waiting for the d nner which our yacats'
men proposed TO give thcm out oil courtesy
There il constantly increasing sale Tor
well-executsd pictures OF race horses. rhs
heaper prints are drag on the market. but
life likO and well finished portraits Of ffreize
Salvador. and the othe. CRACKS sell LOT Hry
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