The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-19
The Prsssrt Ordsy.
GranulAtsd sugar. 5

HALF an hour later In the day the reporter
was going up town on the rear platform OF a
the conductor about the comparative comfort
Of riding on tho cars in the middle OF the day.
1t isn't so bad mornings as IL was few
months ago" remarked the conductor Not
near so many people seem to BE- riding as used
OF boys and girls and men and women on their
way to business, since hard times set in |
guess a good many Of them walk and save the
don't get them, either, haye got son who
Is guard on the elevated. He says travel in
the rush hour: has fallen fallen on there: There
The assignment the writer was on took him
view the DOCTOR said These are 20 p Pretty
dull times are they not"
t. SSS ss i as% ,Es Goa he was S NJ
sion Is "a sort Of thermometer OF the times. In
ordinary times u doctor Is always tusier
thing the matter. Even cold in the family
treat ali the minor sments are hut tsIo oh IN
lines like these and people think twice be-
fore they send fer VI. Unless they are really
euro them. When the children are sick they
treat them themselves. unless Il becomes
a fortunate thing that this is a healthy season
Of the year and that no contagious disease il
prevalent In case the grip becomes epidemic
now. IL Is not unlikely that IL viii show very
high rate Of mortality, simply because people
VIII be half dead before they will look for
like these physicians are compelled TO do more
or less work for nothing. Humanity demands
The penps H. SaIss hs opes 70 Sad
Persons who have the money. too are very
After leaving the doctor the reporter went to
firm OF criminal lawyers, who have large
practice; Jokingly, he said to q member OF IL
mara times don't affect your business, do
bon ttheyf". he replied. Well / should
say tlsy dld, ! won't say that there Is any
less crlnS' bul, by thundor ~ does seem a. IN
the ordinary run VI clients had gone out Of the
business and that all the crime committed
lawyer, We e"uid have more rSS cases than ' we
Tered. Civil business has fallen on. too, In
little lights TO settle are Impressed with The
ilea that golnE To- law costs money, They
don't think OF u when times are good. Now
they settle their affairs out Of court.
The neat complainant was barber. who.
while sh9vlnE nun, poured into the recorders
ears the last that he hah TO live on the salaIy
the boss gave him. Poodle were so poor they
didn't give nun any los Then the bootblark
that a. the gentlemen used to give him ten
cents % polish their shoes, and now they only
gave him I'VE cents, and lie didn't get many
more nYe-eent TIPS Tor brushing coats aud
4 second s7rand in the afternoon took the
reporter b SP soi "a see Police Superintendent
This is sort OF poor mans panic, now. is
IL not LAST sNAl ~ was the LlGn man
Panic. Now the poor man gels the uFunt ~
it, At six o'clock at dinner IN Fulton street
restaurant the man who waited on tho reporter
said
How is It the men don't drink wine Ike they
used tor ! used 10 sell wine to nearly every
customer. ana NOW good many buy only LeeT
and good many more don't buy anything TO
drink. l guess the times must he bard. eh
We are paid on commission. ] used 20 sell .
hundred sixty and hundred eighty dollArs a
week. Nov ! only sell : hundred tWenfy and
ana hundred Thirty, Six Ter cert ON that