The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-29
SENBEAMS

seven secret societies
--Arirons IL coming into line Ia these dsy,ot,s.,,
aud races strong Jockey eiuo Is being for,.,,s
TUCSON. and It IL probable an Ari1ona racing 60.
will soon be estahiished.
A break in the main water pipe in stree, IN ro.
stone. Ariz last week found to have been e,n.s
by the root, Of tree. which had grown .rouni -
pipe and crushed IL so that It burst
a beer war Ia raging in Oakland, cat and 49,,
beer was selling there ~ ten cents gaii,n ,,S
prospects oil its becoming much cheaper An Er..,.s
syndicate. which controls all the brsvere, th.r, 49,,
two is trying to crush out the ORD ,sltion
A woman OF spokane. WASH was rnea So, o.,
days ago for practical joking. She perpotr,,., ,,
exceedingly humorous. though not exactly new ,,s.
OF mixing the sugar and salt OF tho tah,o OF r,,I
dining room The Court called 1t disordery condpct
one Of the most peaceful and suggestive rr,.r.,.
Within 100 miles OF New York 10 that visible from ,
Jersey Central Bridge over the Delaware not far ,,
Trenton. The rich, level valley Of the strsar r..
spread out TO view for riliea traverssd BY ,roa,s
country roads dotted With old hcmesead1 and cut M
into farnsteads doubtless under cultivation INV -.
nigh two aud = half centuries.
After long struggle the CONF sny organized
porpOise, for their skins has gone into no hand
receiver There has never been time when u. ,,
pany could supply the demand FOR rorpose ,e,.fo -
be turneI into shoe iace,Vtut in sptte ~ the ,y Ill.,
OF the leather for shos uppsrs It's price has aw.,
vented its getting hold upon the market The OIL .,
the porp ose. or great value Tor several rurro,.,
only slowly becoming known to the public
naf..
ware for those polaried swamp willows commonI,
seen In meadows. Tho powder. making bur ont, =.
tsblished market for this wood in Deawar. csptu,,
ago and every stream for dozen miles about W.
minston is lined with these trees soms nave grnvpto
enormous size. and all tbs older ones are pcturs.,,.
with great nuny green balls Of foliage in the .prn
and dense spheres OF misty gray twiss In winter
-" Red Clay Creek and White clay Creek. mr.. IN.
names Of streams and OF churches IN northern p.l,
ware and both names have undergone change, rr,,
aFtaf ayN.
speaking country folk. one is usually called REM.
crick the other NhiteycricE white Heal Of bft.t,,
tue nsme Of neigh boring church has been corr MIA
into lieddy chrsteen." Apo uinim Ms the u,m, IL,
stownsnip or hundred" stream. and q church Ia,
remained interrupted, unless the Indians may nav.
called II otherwise
1t IL difficult for the average Brton TO rn4tnt,n
weitbred silence and suppress 81 rptise when InI,,n
corn Is mentioned as human food An American Lein,
in Great Britain long ago. appeneI t. sp.,l a,
corn az table vegetable. when Lnslshman tu-p.I
to him ard said what eat corn Ike horse =, Tn.
same American twenty hve years later made Ia.
reference To an English clergy man living In the yni.
States and learned that lapse OF time hat neither In
stfucted the British mind nor improved the R-i,t,,
manners for the cegsyman's reply was! why thar,
what We feed piss on in Eng.anI"
A tin can filled with melted mass N silver VEIN
Ing about eight pounds was found last b. ouarr,
men near Ronda Tex. buried about tw feet b, low I'm.
surface IN the banks or creek some twelve mia,
from the Red River. While Texas was vet n Sp,bi,,
province road known us the Santa r. trail ran aou,
beside the Red River and 1t Is surmsed that Ia, sv.r
was buried by some traveller no hard pre.scdby
Indians. and who other killed or could not af.,
ward locate his buried treasure Tie trunk u: of
saddle. found near the same place short tim. am
was probably part OF the same wnyfarers equipment
1t IA great many years since Terence v Pow.
DERBY fulfilled in outward appearance the uopu,r
notion OK worainsman Ills neat dark clothes h,i 4
head eyeglasses ami soft white hands gave him .ons.
what tho appearance OF parson. and at gathering.
OF men who work with their hands lie would never
have boon taken BY stranger for a leading trade.
unionist POwderlys speech and manner. as w.lM
his dress and appearance were other than those o,
~orkinsmsn and II he shall come practise tn. Iro
fession Of the law which lie has found time to suIy
there Is nothing IN the outward 10 diStingg;,i
him from other embers Of the bar.
The rural donation party OF o,i times Is changing
somewhat In character. In parts Of ts South. hers
wnat time when the family OF the parsou to whom
the party given suddenly overwhelmed
without warning by half tho congregation Tie
Swarming farmers their wives and children took ros
session OF the house. fled every room. made great
dinner OF the food they brought. anu fed many as
200 persons They went home late a. n Hht LEAVING
the parsons home confusion OF riches his cora bins
filled TO the brn. and his plcketboof repIensasI.
Now the parson usually receives waning OF tbs
INVASION the gifts moe wisely adapted
TO the fnmllys needs and in some tho sucrsl
features of the occasion are niniost omitted sem.
congregations even maintain n delicate retcencs Gsm
the value OF the purse usually presented
-Middletown. Del, was left by the shifting Of ths
peach belt with 100 Inhabitants ami cous.
cradle business interest men OF the pace gpJ
together $1,000 bgit the plant shirt factory auI
turned over rent free to large neigh.
boring city The factory now at the end OF years
is turning out 600 dozen shirts week. enough 70
o.oihe every man IN town many times over and
employing at wages varying from $3.50 to so per
week, eighty young women. more than i've percent
OF the population. The concern u which the pIantWA,
turned over lakes the entire product ami pays
wages $4,000 annually Nearly all the emp oyees are
who heretofore have eA-ned nothing TIE fac
tory is about TO be extended. aud the
ing It will pay for the extension rent equA! to the
In crest the original Investment The shirt factory
tho pet Of the place, aud when any Of the proc.
porous citizens who started the meets Of
he factory girls the he takes OF his with
ne same elaborate courtesy he would show to his
ne ghbors wife