The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-06
SUEBEAMS.

Although the folk lore Of the - ots seems to have
n%ourishea more specinllytefk h south, where the
colored people were msatG4o tt.s. ,nd cot thor.
oughly interpenetrutsdf utt4 hats'eainz Influences
the story Of tie tar bs&lku [nnods by uue.s Remus.
was not very long ago Atsa; snons the negroes
Of Maryland.
An immense wooden AN II, GAINED By the mAS.I
to be the largest In the vefAt ~ ,gs been made y CO
lumbu.. Ind aud !. To- - Sxhnat9 = IN. Chicago Fair
1t Is eighteen feet in dsaAstst - "a lace surface Of
four feet. one hundred poundss & eis5, ,-o n. halt
KEY. Of matt, and 1880 pieces q ..'s Is' Used ia
There are fashions in 40 small, = matter as tn. ~av
OF holding the fingers. Anew ysars nH'h WAS thought
10 impart a certain eiegsIre TO the hand OF n lady Il
she ext-rd-i her litue finger while usinx a siif- fork
or spoon. Those that know say that tins is regarded
now As extremely affected. . ID as much GU. II da;su
the Grecian bend.
a comparison tina, needs no comment - eonv.yn it,
import IL that IT the number of business failures in the
United States " ith the number OF similar fst.u es 10
Canada In 1890 there ~ns In the United >'a'e' one
failure 10 every. W bns ness concerns while in cansis
there Was IN failure To every IL. In 1891 Their VA
one failure t., every g. in the uni; ed States. sri onsu
every ~ in Gambia In 1902 the hgnres yer. onsl
~ for the United Slater and one In ~ for Canait
Gov. ffohbacs of Arkansas sIg.ssed the IN u inc
OF southe.n Governors at R chmo ID. Va, oh Arrl
IL, because he believes that the S ruth "a rs greater
Inducements 20 the homese-ker and investor than am
other portion OF the globe. lie would like 10 have The
visitors To tie Chicago show reminded tiz, there 50
South and 20 tisabuss the public mini Of f.t 10
pressions AS to that part Of the Union lie expects
~ Give Southern Governors to attend. ami he hopes
that what they have To say touching their states VII
command belief.
Fifteen Gems Is the rec ,gn:zei price Of br.agata
luncheon At restaurants degree or 20 above me Cheap
est. There arc many such on Third avenue. n: ct connect
ed with German bakeries. Here respectable shop sr,U
for coffee aud rolls at noon. and the hundreds whnlit
In lodgings &c, conse and boiled ezrs for b~rs,sfA'' Ta
k..t nj tk<.s rI-naA ar-.. .-.t, la.,. 49,. "a
the bread al all OF them Is excellent. one sees ihroan
q door In tho rear of 'the restaurant a lony tabsc cor
erel with = coarse cloth and surrounded by the Ter
man peasant forcesof The working bakers
An imI ecunipus man stool a, the corns- NJ ,rsh
tho jersey CITY cross streets during tn r.r.pbd
weather. watching n brakeman as he helpe | %io,hIM'A
freight train IN O one OF the great car "a d. 1h;'o''
Of The cars we're slippery and wet. t,- br'k' vhtss
looked c.hi. IN: brakeman had a red nos, wa erre Ja
and N general appearance OF discomtor,. anI lie !Ola
40 II lie had been out al night. Tarni * to n bf''aai'
who Was also waiting for the train tn pas The impS
cuniors one remarked as he o,ked up Al The dejre"a
ana yrimy rgure. ION tho whole. I tn u. Ia preters
be a banker"
"A conductor and several passengers on the rem
platform u . Fourth avenue car fell to taxing apoa'
the number of persons that could be crowded INTO a
on . car. The conductor said he had seen ssrsnV
passengers oil = single car. and that. 100, since "'
elevated railways were built just then ihse vas
change OF conductors and the new condGcIor being
appealed to by the skeptical passengers. sad be d"
never seen more than sixty persons IN a car Atthps
grizxled one.Armed man said; That abont rtghh's
remember that Commo lore Vanderbilt, consulted =
seven years before his death abou, the U.S. Of snaoe
IS . motive power, and In the cour,e u our TAX"
remarked that he was hired OF seeing sixiy pa''ens"
crowded oil one horse car"
As an actor was leaving one Of TIE uptown 'W.
tres on n recent evening n shs boy'l""SinE teHo" v"
had been waiting In the shadow n; lie stage '%.
spranR Tor wsrd and seixed his hand. Wy deer "',
he exclaimed. Pm delighted t"see Won. Nh"A.
OF . season have you had ERsd' We haven't ''
each other since we made that trap over the Soo'"'.
circuit with -. Wasn't that dire All :.
have You go, n v you could let a ic'I"w have w Wv Wv
day-only iii Tuesday" The actor. who had Tp".
to this talk only In monosyi!sbies aud vas ''nD",
away At . nve-mile gait. a. II in the hope OF tl'"t v
his Petitioner. said that ke could not spare 20 nv
Tns man then began 10 cry. FINALLY tho Sr'o' w
him . quarter, which he grssped eagerly and ho"Iy
on with IL TO q saloon on the corner below hiH'.u
the player. who had kept pace with him auf's.
episode. asked him II that sort or ihng v" =,
+" Too usual" he answered. II believe 'ha' 'r'o'.,
more prsyed upon than any other ieone m 'H
That poor old soak happened 10 play a tiii'N par
company that ] was IN four J ears az rl" "e III.
me for money every time he see. me AZ"
theatre they are always circulating 'uo'o'P,'
psrs for sick actors and stage car enters "''
body 10 always begging for eas,'on bi' r'ih o'
robes. and everybody seems to me, vans ",As
hospitals. clubs, churches, soeieiis. DO you
that We never Rst rich ~