The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03
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1t said Of "soer" Tiyna that his hrst spp>.rrpc,
as . presid nz o1ieer ut a meeting erned ar
for Fourth OF July celebration. and that b. -,
the question thus All youse that's e1poss1 to the
fourth OF July riaSe say aye. yes NJ no"
Atgators tail 10 one o; the queer deiiosciss uueh
prEed by Southern Creole commands: but MOI ii. tail
of any alligator desirable II must bs OF the proper
size and condition. when 1t ia properly cooked hu
most toothtone It tanss something ike turtle.
1t ought to make any depressed Wall street r1nn
biuer than ever to Walk Fifth avenue and note that
there growing In the OF the psvsneat
opposite sherry's Asa matter Of fact. this manifesto
ton Indicates nothing than the fact that there
10 nobody in town.
Some suburban residents have pleasing habit 81
making whatever neld flower happens to be typical ot
special season the decoration OF their rooms n that
time and II IL possible in this region naintsin the
succession Of decorations for Quite months Of
the year When blossoms scarce folinr supplies
their place and even in midWIner there ia Surprising
variety OF decorative evergreen
You may see in small shops about town horpeshoe,
euouEIy hung up not for luck but Souvenirs
of n somewhat famous horseshoe making eont-ss
Madison Square Garden The shoes turned out .,
the rate OF every half minute. aud seueJ
once As mementos OF the occA ion. some have been
Rilded and used ma ornaments. while others arc
served in all the original crud,ty.
An Interesting early morning right Firth ave
nue. Is the proc. Of dogs nut for exercise. They
OF all sorts and sizes aud hes 20 sinEly pats
aud In trios sometimes muzzled and always in the
care OF a keeper. Between iorty-secpnd stree aud
Twenty.thrd. the dogs an their keepers abou:
well known to the daily pedrstrans Fiftb avenue
q the permanent landmarks of the thorouEhfare.
Fort renn the lttie village at the hcnd Of Delaware
Bay congratuntes Itself that the quarantine sin
ton recently established hard by Reedv Island
help to MAKE market for butter. eRRs and other
country produce and for shad As farming and nshtnS
prise tho entire bnsneas neress Of the place. ts
prospect of demand for the products Of both and sai
sea reconciics most of the people to what at hru.
seemed unmtieated evil
Two hotel cars. to be from tho East to Chicago
have Just been finished at Wilmington Del. At a eost
Of $50 900 each They new In design ard un usually
large Each car has sixtc. passenger compartments
nted up after tho fashion OF tile o.t Ia xurious hotel
rooms space twenty dive feet long in the centre u
each car 10 occupied by a complete kitchen. AMI be.
meath each kitchen IL large tpace for storage. Gao
tanks supply both fuel and light
What some folks call Providence and others fate
10 illustrated by the fact that there Brook
Ign. grown to mans estate and safe hts family
circle the lad whom the kidnappers of Charley Ross
probably intended 10 steal The families OF the card
that taken and the child tina, isr, were cish
bors In Germ Ia, and the Brookiynte believe
from several facts within :heir knowledge tina: the
child sealcrs caught up Charley Ross By mistake for
the other lad
Herman influence 10 strongly felt in the cheap
eartheuware sold in this town. There was time
when most such articles came from abroad. but now
potteries Long Island out thousands OF cheap
mugs and pitchers In imitation OF German They
are decorated with mo,toer some in English some
German. and they are altogether German IN spirit and
out OF touch with that manifestation OF rurisxntsn
which frowns upon social drinking This ware sells
widely mig east side Germans
While the golden rod ia making ready to give ire
first hint of antumn's distan: approach rho Wild
is the characteristic blossUm of the he,ds and
wilder PARKS Were It less abundant it woulI CON.
mend It eli 10 tho florists for the charming. Iace.ke
nlgee retains its beauty for several days after the
blossom Is cut and tho leaf 10 highly decorative
There indie furnished by the occasional
monster blossom growing in n favorable spot. that
special culture would still further develop the beauty
Of the flower.
The maid servant problem ashore ,atos the form
aboard the ships Of the Unit States navy Of the
servant problem. The conditions there are simple
enough. once good set OF ward room 10 Oh
tanned they may be kept during cruise by no. giving
them liberty in port They desert when this severity
10 relaxed. and . ship often gets home from . long
cruise with poiygot outnt Of servants picked up at
different ports. The problem IL how to obtain men to
do mental service at sea for better than may
be had IN agreeable employ n ents ashore
"A citizen OF the world being asked what his russell
shoes cost replied that he did know. This
because no had not paid the shoemaker for them but
he explained because cost Of maintenance must DO
taken into account in estimating the price of russell
shoes II happens that no man poshes his russell
Shoes and that the usual price polishing them IL
ten cents. double that of polishing black shoes I
thus about that in the case
Of russell shoes amounts the average to about 81
per month. and man knows the cost OF his ruases
shoes until they worn out
Tho most conspic nous sand wich man yet launched
upon the streets Of New York and very
dark clad In brilliant crimson car!eature OF
British army ofncers frock coat His bulk and his
benming face would attract attention without tho
adventurous aid OF sucn costume but the color Of his
coat seems TO heat all the bient air. and
rivets tho eyes of all pedestrians He was recently
employed as lonE'horemAn. and no says he is HIM.
self highly delighted with his change of occupation
Tell you what. boss" he said to policeman. got
good Job now: nothin' to do but walk round like
gentleman"
The speakership of the Na,iona House Represent
atves strange to say. has fallen only great
State of New York. That time when James ".
Taylor WAS Speaker He WAS . native OF Saratoga
sp'inRs and old residents still tell how Eis
wife nsnsc village little north Of that summer
sort The town WAS about be in eorporatr and
eral persons gathered at the Taylcr be-
fore going to BastUn. the comfy sea- NE certain
papers. They talked of several applications. and GnaIiy
the lady Of the house said let settle this" she
got the family Bible opened IT, and her fell
the story OF Pauls message to the Corinthians Its
name is Cor,nth" che remarked and ihlt l. ITS name
"A single place in the French quarter is about tho
only ono Ia town where must pay SEQ for a dead
horse The man who deals in this strange mprchan.
disc 10 only incidentally taxiderm,st. 1t being pr-
martly his mission in life to convince dea,er, IN
harness. RI ling habits and tho like that they should
used in most of their show and instead the
product Of his peculiar skill You in shop the
horse In all stages OF from the ELTON
OF iron and barrel hoops to the complete equine sinu
lacrum. with genuine hide. honfs and TIE French.
says that in spite OF the TACT that she street car
companies xiii scores of horses. It is dntcut TO obtain
q horse hide suit able . his purposes
Any ono who chances to take q stroll Just before
sunrise along tile limo OF o.. the surface rai,ways
will be azure to see from two to dozen men waking
the tracks with hands in pockets and heads bent
down He may also observe that the conductors and
drivers the inreluent horse that early hour
also have their eyes turned earthward They are all
hunting for money During the night aud
when the after theatre homeward
rush is on, tho conductors very busy collecting
fares and making change by tho dim igh; OF the car
lamps. In the process both they and the passengers
allow more or less small coin to slip through their
bngers. and II 10 for the dimes that have
rolled 10 the pavement that search Is ade at dawn.
The change that falls beneath tho floor Stats OF the
ciosed cars belongs to tho cleaners the stables
u. ii, Frank Lsopier Pa has in nj. ro.....iop.