The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-05

Ii has been calculated that the rFh, hand Of o.,
eomrosior In taking type from the frame 70 III. S.t
while settinr up 1000 ems In eight hour eovers
tsnee Of 81 900 feet
Alto q 800 OF the o,dstm ert o. Atlanta hav. ara,
lied under constitution and by.a~s An od,,n., +,
Atlanta IL man who has lived there since 1850 Ar.
stands wei in the community.
One Of the Arguments Of Minneapolis aeair.t G.
PAU Is shat By buiitnx an ice pAAes advertise.
ment attracted attention 10 the frisidy Of u. ea
mate and checked Immigration 30 the Northre,,
The booto,scts % Atlanta hare he'd two meeting,
and have decided 10 raise the price u chin. from
nickel to dime At the nrst meeting Bnly CRIME,
made motion. which carried dat de boz, SITE,
tozeder. rain or ulow.-
1t 1. estimated that there between Tono Ana
5000 coiored residents Of this city Who wers BON in
slavery. and Of whom maturity in slavery
Many OF them have got along very vel IN life ani
tons Of them have money to the fore.
Rose CoEhlAn carries theatrical dressing room
along her route II 10 about egh, in height ana
ten feet square II made Of pspered an Pine
boards and be taken apart and shipped With tn.
scenery. !: is usually set Up in the ~nrs
A plague Of iocus,s has been worrying the farmer.
IN the Argentine Republic this fail Late reports state
that the iosusts tavs completely destroyed the Ca,
wheat. and potato crops IN San Geronimo ana saats
Tomas The extent of plantations destroyed eor.rs
CO 100 kilometres.
"A Massachusetts, fsrme, hno~s = good thing When
he u; Tue pupils Of the hirh school latham ~
the Refreshments besides and be granted both. Tss
young people had good time, and fosnd enough red
ears TO satisfy them.
sam Jones the driver Of public Gray IN his na
tive Before he became preacher. His ou,at ~as
q small. rickcty. rafting. ramshacKle wagon and an
old sorrei borse. lie familiar nsrre At tie ra.
way station. and his profitable Jobs hauling
drummers' franks to the hotel
sarah Althea HtllIe-ry ~aIhed recently into 81.
Office OF the United States Marshal In San Frane.s-o
the return oftwo seHcock.nE revove-a They hal ben
used exhibits but the Judges order indicate. ,su
famous litigation in which she interes.! lad
been closed.
1t announced At the October Conferences q. the
American Library Association held in San Franet.eo
that an experienced man OF Letters. n. r Bowler 10
preparing an American photography Of Il. Nine
teenth Century" which viii give the titles AL books
Published in this country from 1900 to 1897 With
suitable details respecting them. will not Be finished
In this century.
"A native bride TN Hinsos..n is loaded down v,,a
all the jewelry she ees She has strdis a, ,hs
waist rinss snklets bracelets and be. AID
dec oations the hair Although she has never seen
her intended husband shs goes and ss beside him
the day Of the ceremony. The priest takes o,
the brides veil and ties II TO the grooma shawl and
they are married.
The Danes dc not require the maker Of oleomarrH
stamp the kegs in which I, Is packed. they
require that IL be nearly white in order d.;ia
euish butter Any Dane tell At g!Ane. The
difference between butter and oieomArrartne. Ap.la
agent England secured the The other day OF
dealer who was palninE OF Dutch olsomarya,'u,
aeulierated with eolorinS matter a. Danish butter.
The Danish oieomsrsarins has 70 sale IN England on
account OF its color.
Chill a great country for nsvspspsrs: thers are
more than forty Of them in Valparaiso and Santiago
and sssrs others In all the head towns Of depart
mentA Chill has many literary men, including rsg,
ment Of poets and also many scientific men and mu
tude Of statesmen and GeneraiA The schools free
and the educational system provides for provincial
lyceums normal schooa agricultural school schools
for the Arts and trades military and naval academies.
and national university. all supported By the oovsrn
mens In some years there have been 1000 students
At the Santiago University.
Since the Mkado Of Japan psrmitsed HIS subgscss
emieIats 10 other countr1ss nearly 10000 of them
left their native land Ihsrs about 5000 Of
them In Hawaii and more Of them asrtys there svsry
month. There 10 . large number Of then IN AnssfsdA
They be found In vafoas tres q he Assas
continent. and OF them ass IN Europa f1srs -
about go OF them In California and oeAas aS
stanty arriving there to vork IN the vnsyardA n The
city Of New York there may b 200 JapsnssA M sAsrs
are . few OF them tn many eshsr AmAs1asa s1fsaa.
Wherever they 60 they have the reputation Il bsng -
dustrous and inodens.ve he population Of Jssas u
100000.
"A holiday that isn't holy DAY affords - oppsrts-
nifty eagerly awaited the janiors Of the lakSs oes
buildings down Town Tor mAkn9 Al ooto q foDAuo 70
the running gear" Of the budinsa rhinas tAAs are
absolutely necessary done night and sundayA
little touches thas add the eonvsnisaes md
decrease the friction Of hfs bat srs not tndispsnsaA
done . holiday. Al along lower Broadway Mar.
street. Wall street. and the Exchange prse;nsta
election day painters touching up the wood work.
carpenters putting mp storm doorA housssmishs
repairing hinges and handies winter sashss
being put into janitor seemed to b making
the most Of the unusual weekday cessation Of trsne.
and access to ones once. always d,cun ~
hArde: than By reason Of paint potA sddsrA
and their eoncomttants which blocked the way.
The Russian newspapers are reporting . singular
discovery IN Central Ada They say that IN Russian
estsn, the right bank Of the Amou parta. In
ZONE rocky hills near the BokhAran town Of Kark-
uumbcr of large caves have been explored which
found to lead underground built sppsrsn,ly
before the Christian Esiss and inscriptions have
been found. and also designs upon gold and silver
money which lead TO the belief that the town dates
back centuries before the birth OF Christ:
There number Of streets and squares surrounded
BY houses two and three stories high. Crns vases.
cooking pots, and other utensils have been found IN
squares and the beauty OF the baked clay and metal
utenss attest the fact that the people had reached
advanced stage Of civilization II supposed the town
concealed In the earth to give tie population
use from the incurEions Of savages and robbers.
edward d. Adams recently gave the Metropolitan
Museum Of Ar large collection Of architectural pho
ogTaphs accompanied by conditions which set Gen Il
,esnoa to thinking very hard The photographs we're
n twenty-six large volumes ninety nine photographs
o . volume The conditions enacted were thai tie
'olumes should DO displayed In such way that visit
rs could not carry them away tear or deface them.
md yet could turn the leaves Al will and study ne
'csurea Gen. di Cesno.A thought over this problem
or long time. and At length devised . case A'ss
nough TO hold . volume nearly open. When the VOC
me placed within the we're secured ;;se;.
'. glass I'D permitted the student 10 see the pie
ures- hole WAS cut in the front OF the box lAr.s
nough to enable the visitor TO thrust his hand insds
nd turn the leaves. sliding door vas made for the
ols TO keep dust out when the box "a not IN
1t will be impossible for anybody TO tnjurs the
oluInes photographs uness no does with teeeE'
to malieiousness and some trouble II u tmposs.ns
o steal any Of them Mr. Adams 10 plsassd With the
oluton Of the problem. and Gen d cesnois recon
nends the device to other musermA
The guard on elevated train the other night had
bad cold and whispered the nance OF the stations
nth considerable dieuity Al Fftisth street there
vas Little row on the platform drunken man re-
used TO move; be would stand With one hand on tas
oor and the other on the hahopen gate. and he'd 10
II SORTS Of hnss nhsd do otherwise than be uas a'-
me- irhs fhen nd TlA 1rap a.