The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-21
SUNBEhM6

ALBERT G,nssm an 10 tho name Off glazier in Harlem
and GiaIer dealer In glass on Atlantic avenue In
Brooklyn.
IF the barrel hoop were confined strictly to it,
legitimate use OF holding barrels together its Ito
would be prosaic indeed" said citizen; but when
considers how often II 10 rolled along the street As
hoop and how frequently 1t isuseih hs&ippingrope,
II will be that the barrel hoop decidedly In it,
Tho word saloon" Is not liked In somo tenement
districts auy better than II Is Broadway lnstc"i
of leafs" BUFFET" however. the critical disrert
ers OF rrog use tho word "distllerv" II IL arp'ed
Unfortunately all kinds OF liquor shops tho Der.
man beer hall being thus designated as often as tho
shop which gin and whisksy are the popular liquors
and beer Ia sold only incidentally.
--"rvo had some experience with cattle" saii 4
sportsman. and several times I have been ,haviNy
ugly bulls but have fear OF them now. Int Tat
whom bu disputes yonr path. or begins TO paw and
get his mad un. you can always drive him away
by getting tho biggest stone YOU can handle AMI
letting him have 1t in the ribs the hsa only be
prom pit about It and don't wait for him to charIr.
In the burial grounds OF Puritan communities in
New England tho unsanctined. who were not member.
OF the Church. were Inferred by themselves ani :a
part OF the cemetery that contained their graves
known 1.-THE damned corner" In the Old CUpvs
Hin Cemetery in Boston are two tombs Tint LED
with bodies OF those who held different faith from
the Purtsns had faith at all They general
receptacles and bear inscrp tions.
Brain argeons OF to-day are beginning 70 uniest1ud
such occurrences that which turned Barnett G,ins
ley farmers boy into the ablest Baptist preacher
Virginia Young Grimsley. when sixteen. was eating
wood with a companion, when the other follows AKA
new of the handle struck him the head ami cracked
hts skull The accident instead Of hurting HIM any
respect, seemed to give hia brain more stow
and he became known in later years as Grims,ry ;hs
eloquent.
Tho chemical works at walpols Ma'.., not
things OF beauty as the architect left them bat the
window VS. and part of the walls are masked with vines
and flowers. In some OF the New England tnrval mills
the use OF window boxes for flowers is nko~se al.
lowed. and at least one such mill has ornamental
indoor fountain that coos and freshrns the air rho
fountain however has economic purpose concsnici
beneath It's beauty; II makes tho ar humid and =
moist atmosphere Is thought to be tavorahlo to ha
manufacture OF cotton ana linen.
About o'clock on any afternoon the person walk
ing down Broadway between Aston place and CITY Hall
Park will be sure to meet one two groups OF small
swarthy, sharpeyed people. who nre am'abiy chatter
ing together and who nave all the bandness ana posn
OF Frenchmen without their apparent insncerty.
They arc Japnnese merchants going home from their
Offices, r their way to their club Almost every
of them is dressed in the height OF fashion but
seldom SO obtrusively attred as to rank dude.
They frugal industrious, and are beginning to
make q good cal OF money.
BLESS my heart" painted perspirins Eng,ishmau
as he boarded street car e this town must be Tho
greater Ireland we read about. don't you know Your
money 10 greenbacks. your grass in the parks is as
green that OF Erin. saw nag at the head OF
procession Just now. tho lamps in front of your
stables stations are green and when asked bobby
how to to Fort street and the North River
no told to take green carr The conductor voun.
tsersd tho surmise that maybe the Rnglishman him.
self green. $50 am," replied he. but didn't
think you'd notice It. Looks queer. doesn't tt, and
pulling OF his hat he displayed luxusiant crop
green hair. I'm Manchester copper worker" he ex
planned land tho absorption OF the metal for some
years plays lads this hair-dveing trick"
1T curious" said q father how deficient Young
people seem DO In some of their senses and now
acute in othors For instance: the other day boy
and went Grabbing. Whom it got along toward noon
we both got very hungry and my mo ashore to
buy lunch, while ho went upon the river again
went Grabbing went up into nearby village and
bought pies and cakes and sarsapnriila carried
these down to the wharf and stood there and shouted
till was honrse. but my son mover heard hen
an idea struck mo: was to windward OF him and I
took pie of tho bundle and up in one hand
and held up bottle OF sarsapari;la in the other lie
turned his head toward mo inst ntly and then saw
him make grab for the anchor: the next minute LIE
was coming for me as hard as he could pull"
In tho window of little wooden house Carmtno
street little CONN covered with quilted white satin
was placed exhibition the other night on tho top
was inscribed in purple letters tho words "Our Oar.
ling" Alhmp was placed on n shelf over The coffin
illuminate 1t. Some children gathered around
Amt It purity" said they. Then some women. who
had been standing in the Railways Of the nearby ten
ements, along and spoke of ITS beauty cxp-u
sveness BY and by men lounged across tn. street
see what the others were looking at. Others, men,
women. and children. were attracted by curlosity
Also and presently the street front OF was
blocked by big crowd. Everybody spok- IN prs o.
the comm. and many in envy. Tie unLe tinker zane
out and looked at the people with smiling roln.
piacsncy The crowd remained for some Time aad
melted away slowly.