The sun., 1893-07-15
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--"In Broadway this morning" said A nr,,,,
| "Isaw q man carrying n granite paving tl,,.s |t
| sling suoh ss are made to carry watermelon. 1, ~
! seemed at nrst q little strange but uwA, d.,,,"
very simple; It was probably sample Lo,g ,..,,
was carrying TO from the office OF Il contra ~ Nv
| AT Pleasure Bay, on the Shrewsbury K,ys, -,
| other day" said summer tourist. "Isawa v,,
cart Of style that had never before aud r's
| WAS hiled in way that also new tn M rt.
had four wheels and its tank was nat squa-, , "
| shape something like the case OF squ.te man ~
| tank was suspended under tho axes and yh.,. @ '
| desired to NIL II the driver simply drove int, t, -
unit, the tank was submerged"
| "A curious story 10 told by MIR Henry ilau, 1. .
lawyer OF this city. About ten years ago lc 80
the idea OF cutting his initials on silver half a,S
had received from client In order to see II . =
would ever come back The half dollar was roma, =
| 1852 Yesterday in wall street he met friend 49,.
ast cd him to change as2 bill His frieni took ,oa
| his pocket handful OF change. and TO Mr rluy,.I
light the half dollar with hts initials gtvent liza,
| -Hard.shell crabs are now swarming In the ,y,,.
psate and are coming to the Northern market. fto,,
oxford, st. Nicholas. Tilghmans Island. AMI oil,,
points the eastern shore of Maryland one sp,s,
prsing Marylander 10 putting up deviled Gratis Ia n.
served in the restaurants Of the Worlds Fair The Ar,
OF dsvillng the crab and OF treating him In mar, h
ions for the table 10 one brought to hyh state g IN.
Eastern phore cooks but Northern folks nn II mn.
startling 10 md crabs served at breakfast not an
usual thing in the Chesapeake region
Natursllsts usually pooh pooh the stories of poison.
ing from tho spiders bite 1t Is well cstab shed ,.,
most spiders harmless and ono naturalist sa,.,,,,
almost every story Of poisoning by spiders te b,,
upon thorough investigation proved grounltss
naturalist Of this city kept and handled freely 10, .
year tarantula, and received ne injury, though ths
creature always resented the Introduction into his
box of any prodding instrument other than tho nat.
uralsts finger. and when q glass rod was thus used
always struck at It hard with his fangs.
-"1saw to- day." said citizen. "a man sitting ons
hydrant selling lemonade from nail standing in from,
OF him on the Sidewalk. II WAS good Lemonade 7
know, for tried It: but couldn't help feeling thaN
wasA mistake from business point OF TO ,t on
the hydrant or course ho couldn't get into it. We
knew that well enough but II of looked as though
he had the whole Croon River back OF him. Suppose
you should see milkm sitting on a pump and Offer
ing milk from can In front of him 1t might be ths
sweetest pursst milk in the world and the pump
might be dry and without handle but who would buy
tho milk I"
Peace rsigns At Snow Hill. Nd. down in the ancient
Eastern Shore county of Worcester Tho Jail Ii emp1
the deputy sherih has hired himsef to dig pos&
hoes the constable Is selling peauuts and the town
bailin 10 runninRa orosscut saw. Tho town has enS
joyed many such seasons Of since was setted
back In the sovontesnth century by immigrants fro
tho London district OF the name. odfashio oned
wellsweeps still adorn the back yards and many o&
the houses have twostory pazzas half way round ThS
village academy has been preparing boys for coreaA
for more than century. and several Of tho church,
organizations have entered thor third century,
Among the many picturesque places In this citSN
there 10 mono moro striking than tho Hudson shore Al
from the site of tho old Manhattan Iron works
looking northward. The ruinous old sugar refinery
that into the foreground the rocks SCARED by
blasts Of the railroad Makers the wooded slope runnn
down TO the point beyond where the an old
Revolutionary battery can still 30 traced under th@
gnarly csdars the WIDE silver river dotted with sai
and the noble wall OF the Palisades standing against
the sky behind all this make picture that II would b
hard to equal anywhere on these coast II appreo
atsd by about thousand dshermsn every Sunday whd
look at It while waiting for ees and afayettes to
"A clerk in of big shops went to tho super4
intendent of her department. tho other day. and said
e "Mr. -. IT'S threo O'Clock, I guess that cloak hA&
better 60 back into stock" -Certainly put 1t right
back knew she wouldn't como IT." said the manS
Then he added to an inquirer Lots OF women oom&
hero and ask us to keep things for them-one dayA
two days. week. II they are buying anything Oh
look'asf they would buy something we alway9
willing to do that but you'd be astonishsd to SEQ thu
amount OF stun that IL piled up never called
for In this only agreed to keep that cloak so
day but We don't let best customers rough II on
us. Once month wo pull out everything that has not
been claimed. and putt back into stock"
Most rural communities in the United states arc
FREQ from the antsemio prejudice that has cruel and
fantastic Manifestations in tho largo cite The Door
Hebrews that live in villages are not sxcludsd from
village society. and people. for the most part do
quickly recognize the jewish physognomy. Perhapsau
this nearly of the South than Of North
There the Hebrew has been peculiarly successful
has Identified himself with the community in which
he lived Many Hebrews endsarsd themselves to the
South BY serving with credit in the Confederate
army. Tho Southern people, above all other English
speaking people. adore beauty in women. and tho
beautiful Jewess has passport to Southern village
society Perhaps too tho Orientalism OF the Hebrew
secures him the sympathy Of the South.