The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-01
6UNBE4Ms,

-Eighy.one counties in Kentucky. out OF total Of
no did not raise money enough dur the fiscal year
just ended TO support their own local Government
Thirtysix Of the INDECENT counties Republican and
forty.nvs Democratic.
An eagle measuring six feet eight inches from tip
to tip OF its wings was captured by dog near Solo,
Or. recently. The eagle was eating gandsr 1t had
killed when the dog stole up and pounced upon It,
exciting struggle ensued In which the dog uch
hurt by the eagles sharp beak and tA0ns but 1t ended
IN the death OF the bird
The Governor OF Delaware 10 tho last man who
ought to excite the envy OF the crank lie
Is usually farmer who has lived simple and labori
life. His salary ia small. his Influence upon eEs-
lAtlon 10 smaller he has veto he is not provided
by the State with a residence and his oihce in the
tiny state House at Dover IL cited up with stern aim
plicity.
$50 far" said a promenader II have heard only
two Broadway cable Rripmen ring their RonRs rhyth
mically don't know that there Is anything to be
surprised at In this Possibly the gripmen are not
unsteady inclined but even II mans soul were full
OF music you could scarcely expect him to eNpOund
here for the plotting OF yellow wheels In
street As crowded as Broadway Is tosraby sngross
ing occupation"
Tho seward facade OF the Produce Exchange is .
fAyorite perch for VAgabond pigeons. These birds
visit the lower part OF New York from the neghborins
parts OF Long Island New Jersey. and Staten Island
They live all day long enjoying the busy companion
ship OF man and beast in the downtown streets and
many OF them apparently 40 TO their rural homes At
night Some OF them are regular as commuters in
their going and coming.
Steam is now applied tothe popping OF corn. few
open-Ar ven lers OF popcorn have the steam poppera
The heat for the uEl popping IA furnished By
gasoline applied beneath copper pan. small steam
engine agtAtes the pan. and thus prevents the corr
from burning The raising OF popcorn for market sA
nice business as the crop may be greatly injured by
CTossfertizaton II It be grown near fields of large
corn The pesrly little then mATred By great
interoplng grains OF white or yellow corn.
-"nAman is inclined TO take cheerful view Of
thinsa" said a retired burglar he can End come en-
Ioyment even in hls TeyeDss. ITemsmber well going
late night into house in the western part OF the
State. IL big house with most promising ex'
tsrior but when finally got inside found It plumb
smptythe people had moved out aud taken away every
| thing / had lost my ume but TO this day IL makes
me laugh whenever think OF The extreme care had
taken TO avoid waxing uD people WIN we're maybe
| miles away
| "A convention OF peach growers In Delaware sums
up results OF the enormous peach crop OF this year
In TIE announcement that after taxing out freightS
ana commissions the grower received II cents bas
ket tor the fruit out Of this be pa cents for tie
basket and there but ~ cents lei. TO cover egI'
walton. picking. and transportation 70 the nearest
wharf or railway station. 1hus a farmer whose or
Of lOOO trees should yield one basAet 81 peaches
per tree would receive only 81 COO 10 cover all these
items and yisd him profit small peach growers H
| that the business does not pay At It's ra'c.
| That portion OF wuiiam,bgiigs tyirg cas- o. ta'
Bronx village OF Nee chester county - IS s"-'l
Mount vernon and tie bH-IlAAEtc@ us u Nv .+'Fs -
| . point nearly opposite NOad.awH station. lt'''
! streets OF NLuAMsJrdge cream tLr hhie l''"'
| road we're once called avenues AID numbered i.'-A
| one to fifteen. sca,E Mount vernon IN arGies'ens
| sprt took up auI continued this ugEe"r AZURE -
| HuiamsJr.Igs recently changed these avenues 20
stTgrts II happens therefore that pes"ns living "a
TIE north sGs Of the boundary t-uTou+GIAFs ave ~
| HnerEtn avenue South Mouus Vernon, w-ir Ieis'A'
on She opposite side OF the saue thor,uE.iaFr I'VE n
| Fifteenth street El.amsDrGge ING same s.l iA"'
Dictated this CAaBge OF uugrrC.s'H-r lH'.4'sAs TO
SWEEP away tue pCT RESCUE IleEca seIie# a' %" 80
EsoaN a. VILLAINS b-lgs rs sNIeudIug stress '-E'-sA
several Of the Oil fashioned dEe4IugA
The teu RusslIu refugees wuo escaped from
Siberian couy 60 settlement IA open boat aHI NsTs
landed IN san Francisco two or three wcuLs aso
from a NhalsE. whtcA picked thrm ~ IN tie North
PaCihc ave uss On eNhlb,tl4n. drawing bIg cI'"ds
and ~ pay at dime museum m ihat city. IAeJ
were paced "a Jatl soon SfgaE Eaey landed In san
Francacr manly because they Nl9 aiti tLe ILuliET-
ton Laws ~ Ehe manner OF their .an liug Qua partly
becaas. sue authorities Thought wuEgb Shala 20 trY
aud .rarn just Why they were c,nNisis. They we're
H3wr,Cg released wyek 90 ago under or-sFs from
the treasury bepagtmsnL Tho Esa are elSted over
the gFyag caangv IN bplF forguEeS from convict life In
a Siberian mine 70 lucraINs sngAEsnent IN A.
American museum Ruas.an residents N san fFaa-
cisco adEss the men. they EGGs tEsiE freedom. -
make themselves scarce ana - keep thsLE SAsE~
shouts nJsssEI.