The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-12
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| ms CIV OF warrington u bhtu 10 Dc without n
dsiieatesen store. although the best groceries keen
French cheese and such thlnes. To people IT n,
| amusing to nnd what constitutes the stock OF M,
| place that supplies delicate eating" They think
| such viands as bologna sausage sauertrau smoked
eelr. Lmburver cheese pigs feet black bread potato
| salad. and herrlnRs are rather hearty delicncies
| "A hitherto unknown drsmatst named r. J. Cooper
Of St. Louis has written tragedy of the Mssis.irn
called The Spanish Priest" The peculiar thing about
that the Of all the characters rev.rsb,
spelling tho rame backward or forward Thus! ord,
| dro Bernreb. Dsrkrad Cardrac. Cornauroc Dram.rj
ERrafargs Judodul sulius. bod. Haiiah. and uastsr
Poiylop. There are others OF equally manufactured
and un.Amcrican appearance.
"A distorted view of life Is entertained by the 81.
tors and artists of somo of tho society journA,
| According to them the and tho women
firts worse. and such pictures rs those which
represent the husband In tho company OF balet
dancers who tho wife cntertains n lover in his sb
sence give pretty poor opinion OF society TO for
eiEners who visit u.s. and pretty poor opinion tn.
editor by those who know that society 10 tn,
best and cleanest in the world
"A collector OF odds and ends in this city has a n.
markabio representation of fruit in stone. 1t 1.
bunch OF grapes carved from amethyst of rich purple
with stem. leaves, and tendriis cunninely wrought
from maacnio. serpontne and Jade. basket Ia also
heAped with apples. pehches oranges, plums. Aprcots
and raspberrss prove inspection to be made OF
mainchite. rhodonitc jasper. and oddly colored mar
biea The Russians are clever At this kind OF work.
and they make handsome tables Of malachito.
Tho organist of St. Thomas Church at Taunton
will hereafter press an electric button and the el,c.
tricity will do tho rest This is accounted for by
recent Importation of an electric organ which ia in.
tended for that church and which arrived At the Bos
ton Custom House the other day. A" Bible wagon
another curious importation. arrived at Boston from
Glasgow 1t Is an elaborate AFFAIR equipped with seat.
book racks. and high pulpit. which with Its high
stand be aimed IN any direction. II Ia highly
fashioned and br1ght with varnish and gliding.
the CABLES tho big tn at into
by rail and Chicago 10 tho worst That Ia beeaus,
New York has sunken tracks and in Chicago the trains
have to other tracks and tho public streets
alovel In New York the trains run straight into tho
station without hitch In Chicago the trains stop
every few rods ana 1t orten takes half an hour 90
I'VE six miles Perhaps in tho future there will bs
separate tracks for trains and sht
and nothing less than that can relieve Chicago The
soil there not deep enough to allow for sinking the
tracks
A druggist in q town here has been adverst.
ing ussessy for clerk for two three weeks past
No reliable person offered himself for the position
II will be different in tho fall At present the clerks
work in the various summer resorts where they
get better pay. shorter hours and fun than in
town. At the seaside and the springs they do go
work until o'clock in the morning. instead Of In
the city and they through at or T. instead TO-
Then. when they get through they can call their
summer girls instead OF serving soda to them from be-
hind q counter.
A critic has been finding fault with what he calls
the mandy. pamby character of popular ballads. and
says that the in the variety theatres better
They are brisker. but they founded queer
Of life. Most Of them give accounts Of riots in
ments and saoons of Opponents and domestic decep
tions. of wild sprees and To make funny
seems to be necessary that some shall be ser
ousy injured robbed sent to prison. 1t would
interesting. II the chance offered to
an audience at the variety shows would be affected by
the jolly hearty old songs full OF patriotic brag that
popular with the last generation
An artist who to his easel with the punctuaty
Of . clerk and paints until tho light Is gone has
amassed a competence. but has not relaxed in his
work. He declares that this 10 just good country
France and that the complaints OF failure from
young men who are idle. There's -" said he.
That fellow could at least make q decent living but
he's lazy for artist; and think lazy artist
10 the LATEST man earth Honestly I've known that
follow to SIT in his studio for whole day. smoking
pipe. and never touching a brush. And he's tho kind
of = man who goes grumbling around that American
art is not appreciated"
Anew York artist rugged mp house boat two or
hree seasons ago and passed pleasant summer with
his wife, dog. and the mosquitoes for company. He
anchored along the Harlem and tho Hudson. with
tributary streams and painted inland scenery we'll
shore views leaving his queer craft care Of
itself while he strolled along tho country roads
his wife The hull Of tho boat clumsy aat-bot-
toned float about 10 feet long by 10 In width. and the
house built on 1t contained two rooms. . studio
and parlor. the other q bedroom. dining room, ana
kitchen. Both rooms were prsttily and
furnished. and the voyAgers came home
As brown berries alleged to be.
-"Deliver me from elderly clerk" exclaimed .
druggist tho old fellows In this business ought 20
to school again. but all Of them that think
they know moro than Probably there is no bust
that has changed moro In the past twenty
than Lots of old drugs OF date; they
adm Mustered In different ways: there chsms
cal preparations doctors give different doses and
different combinations: new drugs arc added to tho
every year. The practice Of medicine
has changed in my time. and pharmacy had to change
with it. But most of the old clerks can't change or
won't change and they insist on doing things In the
old way. They arc out OF the procession"
"A vacation on a horse car One New Yorker 10
putting in his days in that way. rve been
country and been stuck on in stuny bedrooms" says
he land been mosquito bitten and put rations
and I'm tired of it. There's better than a ride
on car. especially an open car. You don't have to
use your mind. and there's a lot to sec. oh. no. I
don't ride on the same line. 20 up 10 weschester
and to Hoboken. and to Brooklyn and take
. ride a long ferry and then. This enables me
to be at home nights. and homo is the most comfort
able place there Is My bod and board . mighty
sight better than can get At the seaside and there's
NO beer like the beer you get in New York"
The fat man In the club parlor gave a despairips
Groan. It's no use." he sail This too solid flesh
won't come of for anything less than starvation. I
tried Turkish baths daily and didn't lose ounce
tried hntltat remegios ana they gave me dyspepsia
without doing any good. lost two three pounds
by dronching my stomach with warm water an hour
before breakfast. but as stopped WAS back
ut my full weight. Itried exercise and massage and
they only increased my appetite. / left OF certain
dishes Bosh I've been cruel 10 myself In several diff
Isrent ways and I've got through with It I tell you
" hen Is built to be fat he's going fat and
that's all there Is about it, I'd rather carry this load
any way than to 20 around all the time N . and
starving condition."
Wax figures are slowly disappearing as advertising
agencies. Tho cheap tailors figures of wire with
heAds OF plaster and PAPER mach6, and the cheap
dentists have taken IN some OF their horrible heads
with staring eyes and teeth that CRASHED by
chinery The effect OF summer few OF the
wax ngures1hat are still used about town in show
Is CHASTITY. There 10 ono nRure OF woman
whose arm is dropping into half circle and there
taiors dummy whose forehead is falling into his eyes
giving him very malign expression. In . certain
farce comedy loud laugh is raised at incident ina
shop. comedian undertakes to sing White
Wings" when one Of tho dummies that has been stand.
Ing stiy against the wall moves forward with caspsd