The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-24
SUNBE.4MS.

Bronx River PARK 10 virited more than ever this
summer. and pcniokers invade even the solemn pre-
cincts Of the hemlocS shaded gorge The ehiet draw
back to the increasing popularity OF this deghttn
spot Tho thoughtlessness of many visitors VINO leave
behind loose papers and scraps from their 'uheh DAY.
kets as reminders OF their recent presence
There Is great crop OF huge huckieoerres In the
swamps of lower Delaware. A. the berries grow upon
land that commands rent they are free. and poor
folk, OF the swamp region. black and white. gather
the berries BY the bushel Enormous mosquitoes and
many other savage insects maso this work aserious
undertaking. II 10 in this region that originate the
stories OF cattle at pasture being Killed ny tile bites OF
many mosquitoes
Running dIngonally over tho Fast st. Inds race
track 10 bridge From It road runs to small set.
Element near the course AZ the horsss were go
ing to tho post In twoycar old race one day last
week funeral procession started Owes the bridge
Sone Of the ersti0us OF the spectators hur-
ried at the betting ring and plunged IN horse
named Co that WIS In the race. The contest
WAS run and the winner was Coroner
III were hungry." said philosopher 81 and some
body should otter food. should Il insist on ash.
yer knife and fork to cat with II wers cold and
some body should ofcr me thick coat, shonl not III
sis on having II OF tho color that pleased my FANCY
hest III were poor and somebody should ones me
fortune should not ,nsst OH having 1t IN bils OF
certain denomination. In fact. think mat "m as
posed not to bo over particular about details"
-TheSorktown goes back TO the PnolHc VITA 40 no
what unwilling company on hoaEl several OF tie u
GERS have already been twice through the srals OF
Magellan IN the Yorktown. and the third passage viii
be made IN tho early weeks of this cruise the heer
assigned to the ship was excused when he made pro-
test accompanied by the statement that he mad rr4isei
for eleven years in the Pacific II Is lonz way be-
tween ports the Pacific coast OF South America and
each port dull and much ike the last that in
scarcely welcome even after many days Nsia.
- The other day" said . citizen. "lsaw In an no
town avenue that always pitfui sight woman irnns
She was very demonstrstive. but lite buhch OF
people had already gathered about her. woman WAC
was passing halted and took the drunken woman By
the arm gently and looked ut her with kindly. smi
ing face. With gente nrmne shc led her along tho
avenue and into the frst side street AVA from the
bustls There not in the little crowd who did
not sincerely respect the woman who hai paused TO
help another In distress They did not follow; they all
stood stili rs she passed on with her charge"
That pleasant largo pavilion called the CAIRO sol
has become OF the most popular spots in Central
Park. Its roof. matched merely with living grape
eave, has thickened by year hat sun o0f
savc in spots and rain proof to all gentle showers Its
popularity 10 a,tested by tho fact that the benchos
have Just been renewed in large part There are lev
peaanter pictures in the Park than the groups of po
nokng children gathered about the tables in the cool
gloom of the pavilion with stray sunbeam, ten
pered Its passage through the dense roof falling
here and there upon thor pretty. childish hands
~ don't know Of any bond OF friendliness among
men," said a man. that may in any way be lk"ued
to that which exists among women over children.
This bond beco attenunted to tho point of disap-
pearance the children oder indeed T. appears
to DO operative chiefly over very young children and
infants. The incident that prompts thcss oref rs-
marks came under observation in horse car. 4 wo-
man sat holding an infant A woman who sat next 10
her. and who evidently more fortunately situated
IN fe at least far rches entered into CONVEX
saton about the child and upon this subject
they talk ed along together very amicabiy."
Men who have worked hard al. their lives AMI
who have accumulated means more than amply sum
Client enable them live without work for no
Of their days and who have tried doing nothing. toll
me- said citizen that dleness becomes irk
some. and that they find real rest and recrea
tion except in constant labor. have doubt that
this Is truo a general proposition. But with the
proneness Of the individual member Of manknd
lieve that he may escape the operation OF laws that
seem inexorably to govern others. am inclined to
think that II were comfortably fixed hnancInilyL
could stand ideness for quite spell before being
riously disturbed BY a desire to work"
"A gust Of wind in Broadway tho other day blew on
the hat Of young man who was walking contem-
piatvely. 1t must have been . sort Of q corkscrew
gust 1t extracted from between tho lining and
the hat q strip of folded newspaper that had been
placed there to make tho hat nj better This folded
strip Of paper. however did not fly away perversey
BY itself might have done: It kept toierably clone
company with the ambiins hat. Tho owner indeed
hand and the strip with the other. ReturninEto
again and sced the hat firmly on his head Then he
went on. less contsmplative than he had been but
taking his encounter with the gust smilingy.