The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-13
SUSBEAMS.

Tho Ma Hsi. new newspaper Just born IN RCD
Lodge. Mon. announces itself rs independent IN
| politics religion and etiquette"
This 10 the time OF year when you meet in Broad
way ladies carrying like floral torches sing cHrysa.
| themums as big AS young cabbages.
when you see them stalking up snow shovel,
alnnR with the brooms and buckets and things OUT
side of the wholesale woodcnware establishments"
said a stroller you can make UP your mind that
winter is beginning to look way
Two young women both under 81 years u age of
Lincoln Neb. took optics Oph allnio
College In Chicago two years ago have since bi!t
up unaided and entirely on their own rekp,nsthrty
large anu profitable trade opticians III booming
ton Ind.
Two people. man nni womh1 opposed e.rh
other iercey the bidding Tor bookca.e IN M a,c-
ton store in Cincinnati few DAYS ago When 10
man. Triumphant came forward from tho edge Of TO
crowd TO secure his purchase he found he hal nr-n
bidding against his wife.
One art tina; seems 10 have vastly improved WIN a
the past twenty-five years Ia that at ann-ahg gas.
Tho lamp chimneys OF today withstand ,ud,.ea
changes Of temperature that would instantly have
shiveEed those OF three decades ago and It
almost impossible 10 break one save by blow.
That neglected marvel. the Museum Natural Iis-
tory contains among other things some remarkable
specimens OF aNirrmy. There sruIei caterpillar,
ms natural as lie and stranger sttI there Wax
leaves that nearly simulate tho defects pro IuceL BY
the sting of insects that naturalist Know, at once
the ami character Of tho appropriations inssos
that has thus leii its mark.
They don't call me Trunk juggier any more"
tbs baggagrmaster said lie laid his hand upon Inc
handle Of the topmot OF the pile Of trunks stacked No
against tho side OF the car "they call ne now pro-
lessor of trunkolOgy;" ana no spoke pulled tnJ
trunk from the pile, swung 1t once arOuni his hrsi
Ike Indian club and nred 1t through the Ouou door
of the cara truna expert. indeed.
--salve the !atln in tGIs for welcome Is cGa-
Spcuous one of the walls OF tho premises u the
Wood'Mosac Company. at Fifth avenue and Thirty.
second street in which Rawlins Cotenet has dover
shop More than once customer. suppos ng the word
was English has asked what kind of salvs was meant
On one occasion a man who posed lngusi. told
admirng friends that salys was German for good
health!
Although old brass knockers hnger IN this town.
sometimes Just where ono wuU!I no. expect 20 huf
them, there to be fewer tho cid icrs Of tho
town every yeHr These ihings re- dom .Uh iaeir way
INTO tho shops OF those that deal u ILrs AMI
from the fact that Eabituai Wan!r,-r, ms' n"w"s
and,npw an0IEcr from familiar Hnurs, 'il' "ain mas
they mus he bought ~ hfst hand - ianceFs OF Oh
objects in brass.
~ was reminded OF my own oath this morning
said mddle.aged man. when In u suburban town.
n small hoy getting a drink at big pump THO
handle OF the pump In line w'lh th1 spout on ne
other side. and when the boy WAS at the hand" 10
couldn't the spout lie made jump a. the hhhle'
caught It, And puol down on IT, CFoohnG ne Nhtes ~
he brought the handle down 10 tNHi u" ~ en- H'' q
longer sweep on IT. Three 'IWes thHS hr 40. t." 80
handle and then he Rushed arp.ni 70 the s""l, '"'
hadn't started tho water l"l. Then ho W'h' '''''
Three tIuIes more and the water hows. and n"~ We
small boy holds Ina hand across tho under sIs Oh Hs
spout and gets "A drink Ever do thatf