The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-04
SUHREi1rS.

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| the Bowsry. Mr. Hoops IL eonfeotioner two doors
away from him and liquor dealer named Cooper has
| place lust across the street.
| -"Do women match their eyes in dress good. ~,
| asks man. "Ihave seen number OF women lately
whose dresses matched their eyes but whether this
| the result Of accident or design do not know"
NO doubt" said ctizon "thsro arc thousands Of
persons who will have benefited by economies Gu.
forced by the temporary lack Of currency; who hAv.
spent because they had less to spendr
or four little girls who stood lined up the curb
stone in broadway waiting for chance to cross on.
woro red stockings another black. another tan. and
another buei and whom they scampered over the eject
was Kaleidoscope.
Market men cay that the suburban basket brt
gade" has nearly doubled since hard times set in
More commuters than before now purchase sup
plies in the city previous TO taking an early evening
boat train for hons.
People need not suffer from or other pci>
troubles II they will change their shoes three times
day" asserts man who has tried the experiment
Where pair pinches another sets easily. and ire
quent changes Of roogear keep the circulation n
order and the toes undis ngured,"
The marked increase In podcstrianism lately thows
that people looking carefully after their nckes
Ten cents day saved by walking to and from WORK
counts up In two ways Tho economical employee md.
that he has little money in his pocket and that
he has added to his STOCK Of physical strength Oy
heAthful exercise.
The present.iay maps OF Long Island show rca
why Rockaway Beach should be called Far Rock
that Cold Spring which is just far from New York
and Brooklyn used to be called Near Rockawhy."'
what II nearer to- in tho old stage days ia
maica whence daily line ran TO Cold Spring aud,
Rockaway Beach.
-" occasionally" said traveller. one strikes car
with door that won't stay shut. IL 1t Is on road
where tho stations close together there 10 nothing
to do but to keep shutting 1t as fast as 1t dies open
this task usually falls upon the man sitting
On roads where the stations far apart passengers
sometimes close door securely by shutting 1t upon
folded newspaper placed against the jamb."
The customary morning saiutation ut all seasons in
old Marbehead Is. "now is the fish ~ In the past
rainy summer the answer after look down the street
has generally been. on her tail is going round ami
round" This is the towns way of speaking of ths
weather vane the Congregational church. tho infas
ble oracle which determines whether boats shall put
out to sea anu lcsurely landsmen go a.ridng.
Ono of the signs of the times Is the way pocket
pieces are getting into circulation Men who hava
carried certain cherished coins for years ind
for spending them and silver halves and quarters OF
old dates quite often received in change few Of
the old fashioned big copper cents have also reap.
peared and small tradesmon do not hesitate to accept
Canadian or Mexican coins at their face value.
People who appealed to- late at night to hssist
distressed in getting sick drunken husbands
TO our homo just around the corner" should act with
and II possible. the task
. policeman. In almost every case the man and.
woman are confederates and expert pickpockets and
the kindly stranger who aids incapable male 10 the
money and watch missing.
Tho most hopeful lot OF mortals to be found in
town mako up q largo fraction OF tho "benchers" in
City Hall Park. 1t is almost painfully apparent that
each has his best clothes poor they generally
are and that he is waiting for some The eyeso
all are directed at tho MUNICIPAL building. and tho
exit or entrance Of city official is tho signal for
ANAL procession to follow in his wake and TO accost
him. These patient watchers N search of the
humber classes of appointments
the other side Of street" said citizen
pile of bricks. each OF which done up
what appeared to be brown paper Itseemed rather
surprising to see bricks done in this way. and
went over 10 look at them. Like many other things
tb may surprising this was worry simple when,
you came to know about it; these were glazed brick /
and it cheaper to protect them than would
been to replace clipped broken ones What had APP
peared to be brown paper thin punched
all in shallow indentations the embossed surface
Der wing a cushion"
This is tho tins OF the year whom newly graduated
doctors and outof town practitioners get chance
york in the city 1t has become quito tho custom for
medical mon bound vacation to hold their pa
'onase together by getting bright young graduates
acquaintances from tho country to look after tho
serious OF illness their call books. tn,
ones OF course. going to some resident
rend of experience. The rural ply sician particularly
ejoces In the opportunity to take substitute prac
ice," It 10 called By 30 doing ho really gets
aton and secs tho town. always at no cost and often.
With profit professionally and financially.
but for my husband might have gone to jail
'nce." laughed bright little business woman the,
ther day 1t in honeymoon time. and like,
many brides. thought all my husbands belongings
we're mine and what mine my own. s the
aging goes During his absence man called with
Ill for $50. got the check book. made out check.
igned my husbands name and paid tho account The
ext day bank messenger came in with what he said
vas a forgery. and for while tho blue.
finally. mustered courage to explain. but since then
have never signed my husbands name to a check or
pened his letters. ind the rule. Mind your
usiness. works as well at home AS IN tho store"
Accustomed az am myself to wearing hats Of
aoderate dimensions" said aged man. 'Ihad
wen very little thought to the broad brmmed straw
ats that have been commonly worn IN the season
closing but incident this morning brought theI
lyle strikingy to my attention. was walkIngin
roadway behind young man who wore Que Of these.
ats Of the most expansive variety. was quite near
him. Suddenly he paused TO look In a window and
~ nose camo in contact with tho edge Of his hat.
Violently he quickly satisfied with his inspection
what he in tho window. for almost instantly
faced ahead again. giving to his hat sort OF rotary
lovement while It was still in contact with my nose,
reducing sensation not unlike that which might I'M
er similar circumstances have accompanied the rapid
evolution OF n largo and sbarp-Ioothed circular saw.
$ before remarked had not given mncb thought to
ie broad br mined straw hat may now add that I
lew with equanlmity indeed with satisfaction. the
end OF the straw hat season."
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Foreign Notes OF Real Interest.
Jane CakeDread has made her 2Glst appearance be-
London magistrate for her single offence. irtoIt