The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-23
SUNBEANS.

| sad man. "a wasp tried hard to kill him AMI -.
| raced around tn, together in great shspa bu,
| whenever brought the newspaper down on the v.n
| the wasp was somewhere else At last opened a..
| window. and the instant stepped back the va,n
! swept u and away. lie was apparently even NOR,
glad away from me than was to get rid OF him
| Name giving 10 an art strangely mi,undor.tooi a,
thousand Advertisements will show and 1t re,ch,,
rreae or depths n absurdy nowhere than tho cats,
| iosues OF the entertainment bureaus You read Their,
not only Of tmptrsonators aud sketch artists bat q,
poiyphonists shadow graphists oItmbson viriu,u
and tumbcronicon so!oists sttante enough. nobody
yet TO have been inspired 60 coin the word ".
| rcrsoGa;rice."
Mrs T. T.. Arinent OF Chester. Pa. has inst f,up.
her mother a. OF thirty years Of separation A. tn.
! little hamlet of wood ide. Del Mrs Armsnt was
child OF Union der, who Killed in battle left IA,
| widow and her children almost penniesA The widow
in her struggle for living had to part with her CHI
| drsn. and MrA Arment on learning that tho woman
who brought her up was only foster parent. began
| what proved successful quest Tor her real mother
There 10 elderly man In New York who likes tn
think that ho might have been obliteratod by John C.
| Iieenan-mivht have been. and wasn't. It was q
| crowded hall and Young fellow reached tho
| New Yorker and gave Neennn a playful thump tho
chest. "Heen thought IL was who had done It 40
stood next to him." said tho reminiscent. "ani he
! giared down at me nsic he was going to eat up.
but after moment he seemed TO realize that was
and weaker than he and his expression changed
! to look OF supreme contempt Then he turned away
TO talk wit friend"
Tho removal OF the curiositlos from the Boston
Museum that 1. now In process seems to a few cid
residents OF tho Hub like the removal Of the gil Ting
from the State House dome They were tho only
things that entitled the theatre to be called museum.
and served kind OF let down to the truly good pe
rle rho would not enter place that was actually
calleI a theatre Barnum. when he estnb ished his
famous museum in New York found that religious
prejudice strong enough to corn In his favor u no
put a few moral stuffed animals In the building and
called his auditorium a lecture h Ill.
The suburbs o; boston unlike those OF New York
and Brooklyn IN that there are almost mono of the
called parks" that nbun liant in this net shhJr
hood namely little village, where the houses must
conform to certain styles and "h-rs shops ana stables
and factories permitted TO intrude. Yet the
architectural appearance of the Boston suburbs 10
much the same as that in the vicinity OF New York.
and perhaps there is no place in the world where SO
many wooden buildings be seen In the space
on the ground covered by the connected towns OF
Cambr dye. Soncrville. Newton Everett Maiden. Mel
rose Brookline, and Chelsea
White hunters who 20 up into the northern woods
surprised ut the tonghnets and endurance OF their
Indian carriers and guidrs Those fellows viii carry
burden of hundred pounds for miles with less grnt.
Ing and complaint than would be heard from white
man IL he had to carry twenty pounds over the
distance The buiker parcels they pr fer to carry
their backs sustaining the weight from their fore.
heads lump strap" As thoy c all It, keeping tins
load in place and their eibows preventing 1t r. ON
swinging The MeXicans carry all their freight on tho
top OF their heads and always go at u dos tr0t
porter carrying 15o-pound trunk Will 20 ht PACE
that the owner OF the trunk hardly keep ~ with
- carriage builder who recently suffered from
strike in his factory said recently: In the old days
when had American me chancs. used to take an in.
tcrest in them and do whatever could for then per
sonuiiy. Thoy felt that their friend. got
along well together. Many time I've my place at
n loss for severi weeks so as to Keep them with
But I'm all through with that. now tina: tho walking
delegate likely to step In and hold up any
f.tIN, t.l,,
shrk work than do IT, and raise their pay than it,
They struck In busy time. when could not refuse
their demands. but. BY - when the the duh times
rive. in a few weeks. shall close my doors and they
can &c: out"
seltinterest 10 not an Inevitable quantity in huma,
nature. Thcrs 10 blum and hearty Old Irishman who
keeps SIN alt book store in suburban town, who
presses opinions about the wares that he sells When
boy inquiries for Daredevil Dick. tho Dead Shot,"
says. What! Haven't you any better way to spend
your time than In reading trash like thati Here is
You ought to be hamed of yourself Now don't you read
It till you've shown 1t to your parents" Aman who
had ort ed through him. number Of works spir.
ituaism and magic. WAS greeted on tho delivery Of
those volumes. with Man Time must be
heavy your hands to want to be studying rubbish
like that"
Tho industrial enlargement OF the South hns
not destroyed tho rne old Southern courtesy And
chivalry. even in the cities No man thinks OF
naming seated in u horse car while n woman s-auds
and no woman thinks OF taking his seat without
thanking him. An insult to a women Is only to 30
wiz cd out with bullet beating unless the apology
II prompt and ample. and there social philosophers
who hint that the elaborate politeness springs more
from fear Of than from any nordInate love for
the species. In New England It is ony in tho rural
districts that tho wayfarer IL greeted with bow and
Good morning" but IN the South this peAsan, cers.
mony Is ken, In towns OF Heveral thousand people
One class OF people regari fast cruisers and or
wh--walled. laundering ironciads with hearty dis
the artists marine painter. oo..
ing at the big feet that recently lay along
tho Hud on exclaimed: YES quite interes:ing. ana
ID ugly! Those are achnss. and IN u chincry
Is always ugly All the time that ships have been gain
ing IN strength and speed they have been losing in
and beauty. There nothing in that
lot of tea kettles Napier called them to equal tho
old Constitution and the old Vermont with their three
rows of potts and tho big towers Of canvas. Tose
one of the old frigaes bowling along til AL sail set
why. sir. that Was poem"
There is n postage stamp of the Columbian series
that costs after 1t is cancelled than when itis
bought at the Post Office II Is thu Eve.dullsr stamn
Anybody can get one OF these STAMPS for So at any
Post ONCE In the country. but hardly anybody can
get cancelled stamp of tho same denomination In .
Post Once stamp store or any other place for the
sufcien, reason that stamps of face value greater
than dol ar are nut OF circIia:ion to speak No
body has us. for n IN. Tho rarity OF cancelled
dol ar stamp therefore gives value in tue
eyes OF the phateiic crack. II he wants one very
badly his best course Is oput letter address
Il 10 himself and mail 1t. Tlen II will reach him
an enhancing sInudgs of INK on IT,
Once In n while. but only ono. in a while. regular
comic paper dude seen and there was one such alta
nnbc entertainment II rrr nights a;o. lie had "a
emoncoiOred o, ercoat FIX larg. for h
'pread a. the bottom as .tinened with crnn:ine his
'olar shonc like FURNISHED tn Hni nas ed with
IN uproar'ouS Ne; his g.oves brown. his
>earl colored; his cuH buttons like butter ,rs
ais hair parted III the md e. yet aso banged over
narrow forehead; his cane WAS Ike unto waav"r's
,eam and had horn handle whch i've really and truly
lid suck with an OF iatig'e aud sadness for min
ties at a time; huge flower wAs IN his buttOnhOle
md his parents in whose charge he WAS were proud
II him. The on tho stage suffered for some time
fter he arrived
provincial travel sets strongly to New York at this
ime OF year and large volume of 1t flows over the
,rooIlyn Bridge. grra. many questions ure asked
" the III ndei people OF schohnris aud PoquAn
ocs about the things be from the centre span
nd It must be sorrowfuiy confessed that chance pe-
estrnns for whom the bridge L. daily route to and