The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
HUNRElHrs.

-"However the older persons may regard n ,.,s.
citizen. the sudden starting and stopping OF IN. ..
| cars seem to aniuso the children greatly"
| Those pretty little baskets OF woven wo,l 49,,
| throughout this country and Canada wherever ,srt-
civilized Indians are found once character,
not only by simplicity OF form. but OF color b
| cause the Indians manufactured their own dyes NJ
however. tho Indian basket makers use the ches,,,
line dyes of commerce. and the baskets glow in all 49,
coors Of the rainbow The best and prettie,t b,.L.
now are those left in the natural color Of the WOO,
| Wherever drinkables are sold" said am,r IN.
price OF beer Is five cents and doubtless any atcn,
to raise II would be resented with Indignation Tl.
Ia ono thing sold street stands that bears the ,nn
relation to the fruits and other things sold tbern .
beer does to the other drinsabies and that is p,t
Whatever the prices OF the other things NAV ~.
whether dearcr or cheaper than elsewhere tn, n .
OF peanuts 10 everywhere the same i've cents rt,,
| The wandering ST. Regis Indians who are fuuri II,
camps and villages on both sides the II Iayts,..
stl retain their own language. though most " ip,rn
| speak English. and some o; them French laey 49,
dress one another and their beasts dogs All lb -,
the indian tongue and according to their h~fcf "h.
robin bird speaks the Indian language" Tho vom.n
are industrious kindly. and shapeles IN rn,iie IN.
while the men fat and idle. after the manner :,
savage males brought under civi2tng influences,
Tho influence OF the printed word is prom ptlv t.,
throughout this country On the very mornln. ,,.n
Tnh suN set forth the fact that the last great block a,
arabic public land was contained IN ;he rt.ip,s.
Strir, strangely assorted trio coming town p
| suburban road were discussing their avn ars,rs,n
audible tones. and this is what nearby passenger.
overheard from of the trio; 81 think can ,no,,
to be little sin in prices there SEQ tina, I'm,
Cherokee Strip includes the last undt, ided remnant ~
the public domain"
Holidays are curiously abused by some hu,v men
in this town. especially lawyers young and old N,nv
lawyers spend six eight hours OF every holiday in
undsturbed work at their Offices where on such i,y,
they are safe from the intrusion alike OF clients and
friends Others crowd the library OF the bar As.p,,,.
ton and stu others work quietly at their In lnb
libraries or in tho privacy of their homes With
these men aud many others holidays are esteemed
chiefly valuable Offering opportunity OF clearing
up arrears OF work
us there anything catching in the yawn!" A CIT.
zen asks lin blue car in Fourteenth street tms
afternoon man sitting in corner yawned broadly
moment later young woman sitting the corner &C
the other end on the same side yawned visbly; she
didn't shield her mouth with her handkerchief or hep
pocketbook: she just yawned Then man who wa.
sitting in about the middle Of tho Of passengers on
that side yawned. and an instant later a woman wno
was sitting next to him yawned, too winding up wlths
smile thereby setting example for which everybody
felt thankful for by this time everybody in The car on
both sides was aware of the epidemic of yawns and
ever body wanted to smile"
Southern servants who come North in search nt
employ ment ind it difficult to adjus themselves 70
Northern habits and even to Northern notion, OF mo-
ralty II st common In the south ,or servants 10
lodge in their own cabins. and pass only the day &C
their places OF service sometimes. indeed A servant
Is engaged to cook only a single meal. aud IL tho
usual thing for the lnundress carry socd clothes %
her cabin to be washed and ironrd II Is tt, ems.
tom of many southern h"usekee lock up their
stores and doe out win be needed each
day Whatever Is unconsumcl the servants rarry oil
home. and these remnants regarded their natural
perquistcs IL is diicut for III. Southern negro "a
realize that Northern hous-keepers look upon the ap.
preparation Of such unconsidcred tribes as theft.
college catalogues IN the United States indicate In
an interesting manner the persistence OF famill IN
country where neither law nor custom tends to pro-
serve social distinctions Nearly every such catalogue
contains historic names. This is especially true per.
hars OF the SOUTH werc side by side with the Of
those whose parents m,nigrated to the country
two generations those o. lads who's,
were distinguished in revolutionary and pre- rcvou.
tionary times. Even in the West old New Eng nj
names crop out in the college cataoy Ucs and IN tho
southwest family Names long distinguished tao
South Atlantic COSTS. appear collegiate rosters.
Perhaps however. there is no place where mere
name counts for less than IN American college.
Even the odd conservatism OF village society IN tho
Atlantic coast is seldom proof against tho ai who has
made his mark in a local college,
That noisy. quarresome bird. the guinea fowl with
its voracIous appetite and destructiveness Of tower
and kitchen gardens would not. general principles
seem to be profitable brd for the poultry yard
so Indifferent parent that its young have usu-y 10
be Matched ont AMI reared by foster mother II
shape OF n hen turkey. 1t Was with surprise there
fore. that q New Yorker summering in the town Of
Monroe. Me-. discovered that the farmers o" that
gion commonly kepta pair or more of guinea fowls
among their other poultry. This was done for the
purpose Of keeping away the hawks. the holdest of
which would not venture to swoop down upon yard
OF which any OF these notified round bodied helmet
headed fowl tenants. Whether it is their belize.
rent appearance or strdent cry manifest readiness
to fight that dauns tho hawk certain it is that when
OF these aerial pirates recommending farm.
yard from on high comes ear Inward in swift
ing circles it needs only the loud suuawk and brs-
ting defiance Of the guinea fowl him suddenly
to remember an engagement in the next township.
and to send him scurrying on in haste
THE prettiest opengrate fire have over seen. said
Gothamite who has summersd and win tered In tho
Pine Tree State lis the kind common in Maine villages
birch forests of the state that tho thread factories OF
wilimantic are supplied with spoos The birch tim.
Der process Of manufacture is Bawn into strips,
which again cut crosswise into square ended
prlsms about two inches long and little more than
inch square in section. Many OF these blocks
rejected at the mills for various reasons and
cumuatIng in large quantities. are sold as fuel
They serve admirably for n quick fire for
cooking and for little blaze to take the
chill of the air of the sitting room in early
night But their burning is seen to perfection
when the crate is heaped high in the time Of cold
weather The fire they make is tho le azatOn Of the
coal the piied.up. white sweetsmeliing blocks
of hard. welLseasoned wood flame and glow as they
burn down to clear ash 1t is pleasure enough
for tho lover OF the freslde to bask in tho light and
warmth OF such a fire. feeding 1t from time time
with fresh blocks from the big basket or wood box
W hch stands conveniently at hand"
Foreign Notes OF Real Interest.
great American hotel is to be built on Inter den
Linden in Berlin.
over thousand children are annually sunocated In