The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-16
NOTES or 4 BRrEr VACATION

front, Among these 10 the man who can sell Numbers
IN the auction pools the ships daily runs He a
pears his brs when AFTER having cried MP tho high
est number the ground that the company has un.
doubcly instructed the ships capt 10 spare neither
= and tear In Effort 10 break the record.
he takes up the ,ow-st lumber and inpressveiy
But you ali know. gentlemen that we now en-.
terinE the region NJ Toys and ceberss. and that We
sha be fortunate indeed II nothing occurs that shall
result in anytime serious than IN giving this
magnificent pool to the ioweN numhsr"
Hut perhaps the most usc! passenger was the young
who played the conrrrtina nearly ali Of the time
for days ~ hours and ~ minn:es danced lively
step his whenever tho feet Of the other
dancers Jagged sang when there was no dancing and
was altogether the life OF tho steera;s
Liverpool sign that catches the eye OF the stranger
10 "Ere. shell fuel for gas stoves"
The English telegraph iineuian doesn't mount high
the air. bug fashion, the poles In order 10 get
at the wires lie doesn't have TO- The wires nre strung
,hor, poles that stand perpendicular and wires and
poles do present that cyclohewr ked appearance
which charscterises many of tn, American lines
English bar fences have the appearance of being bot
tom side up--somewhat an x iooks when inverted
But 1t Is all rights lumber scarce there. and II isht
necessary to have the bars close together up where
the horses and cattle down where the sheep ind
pigs would be tempted 10 crawl through.
The advertising sien seen he most frequently In
London Is that Of an Aefaed bread. seems 20 have
the bulge even on soaps
Some store window p,acards notice IN London;
"Oysters. recon ended for terrifying the system
against influenza"
'Old artificial teeth bought for cash."
Cigarettes sod by weight"
"Cosmetique for the feet"
In tho average brush store OF ysonien they don't
know what wh,sk broom Isl and its impossible 10 tell
them what It 10 like
London coal wagons wouldn't hold beer kegs IN the
United States. The paxa 10 solved when one sees
these hAy.rack vehicles loaded with coal In baga
The srawhst SEASON in London opened this year on
April 20.
The word "mewa" meaning sort Of alley way 10
common in London It ~ seen only once In New York
in University place. Just NORTH OF Washington square,
In London they plaeard houses ITO b LET" In
Boston they are more English; they put ITO BE LET
tits pulling to b told In London that you can rot
what you are looking for in store Just down the
road and than to md that thu numbers 10 up on one
side Of the street and down the other Iottsu
ham Court road, for instance.
roA New Yorker the paving OF London seems very
nearly perfect
man may smoke his pipe 10 many OF the London
places Of rssort which far better than those in
New York from which pipe smoker is bounced.
The streetwa,kns industry in such streets a. R.ssn.
and Oxford 10 almost monopolizsd BY the French.
hit were left to the angels above they would prob.
ably say that fairly good English Is generally
spoken in the United states than in tho United
Kingdom.
Punch and Judy shows still continue to draw crowds
in London and be regarded by populaes -
the acme Of uproarious humor
IN. r,,.t ,.....,.
of an American hotel clerk 10 farless pleasing to look
upon than the petite girl in black who takes your
pounds shtlngs and pence In the once Of the Euston
Hotel in London.
The singing and dancing in the variety halls Of Lon
don far ahead OF those In similar places In
New York Even tho words OF the songs of which little
expected III this city bright In Of the pieces
that score hit In the English metropolis
English women Of certain grades are liberal Sta
patrons Of the bars. This is in way bad the
barrooms. 1t doesn't take many woman - men to
make full limo In front OF bar
They have . saying in London. III It do.snt rain.
carry an umbrella: II It does RAIN do you're mind
to about It,"
don't amount to rap and doesn't put the value mark
on her coins OF silver and gold This somettmss costs
the carsless stranger cold ducats.
collie dog that is passed all England by tho rail.
way guards and has collected much f5.Ooo year
for charitable institution. The collie carries money
bag his collar and with pleasant look and wag
his tail invites strangers to drop in the With
another was he expresses his thank. and Oh
stop In front Of some one else.
The French railway carriages are little better than
the English In this that have way o: eommuni.
eating with the guard In the man next to you 10
taken with a nj.
In France IL you fairly we;ldressed man. whose
shoes inch thick IL safe address him
in English.
Paris tribe too white on 4 bright day. It hurts
the ryea
Yankee was puEzlng over placnrd In . window In |
the St. lIonore the last line Of which Special
pour nrf.re DIES dnmea To another Yankee who hap.
pened along no SAID Il wan something about Golfer |
dams. but hed DO blessed II he knew what.
The American bogus Englishman 10 usually moro
English than the Londoners We have not yet sue.
ceeded In counte rfeiting Paris swes either to the
point OF perfection or Of cAricature.
One of the oddly named streets Of Paris 10 the rue dss
Mnu vais Garcons.
Tho Paris system Of street cleaning 10 perfection
Itself The most ingenious thing bout it is the placing
cf MIGRANTS at the submits in the streets aud at tho
street corners whence the water for flushing the gut
tiers is made 10 In either direction by mcans OF
little dam mnte OF what looks like this waste used
cleaning machinery.
The mos: beautifully lighted street in Para and
probably in tho world. isths rue dc Ia Paix II light
ei with gas.
One gets idea Of tho feeling Of the French toward
the Germans when. IN the hone nj getting around
Blockade he addresses them In German
However polite tho refusal to speak in that tongue
is accompanied by perccpth.c air Of resentment
The hose used in sprnklinE the pa,As Of Paris Is =
quee- cons SIS Of lengths of iron pipa
each length mounted at the end on short axles having
small wheels aud the lengths joined together W
short pieces OF flexible hose.
The :nnnest siRht in Fnr.sis TO tho ea-s In The
pits the ardp DIES PAntss seat Themselves comfOr:.
abb" hoi mn their fOrtiegs IN position OF supplca-
ton and with " d. omen mouths beg for buns. their
yes RAPIDLY linking In tn strong ligh. from above.
They easily catch IN Their mouths anything that they
"a reach without inoy ng OF their bases