The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-09


jacob Linn Of Cleveland HI" sued the Pfssl-,s
UnterstustEunsvsrsin for only SIC. 900 damages
The santa ~ Railroad 10 running regular banana
trains out Of Galveston connection with the fruit
steamers from Central America
-Niasara county has hooI Commissioner named
Arch C. scoby, but his name and fame A-s not TO b.
compared with Cot Abe sIupskya
The Methodist preachers Of winismsport havs de-
nouneed as indecent some OF the dances given At
kirmess BY members Of their fockA and the bospu.i
which ~ thu beneficiary ts recei-ing rich reward
Into Third avenue car came two women-An Oh
lady and young one. Every seat Was occupied A
young nan got promptly and his seat to IN,
young lady. She took It, and then instantly got I'M
shd gave IL to the old lady. This was little bevud.r
ing to the young man but the young lady had ami.
ing race. and three more At once offered their
seats TO her
-" Sometimes" said a citizen. you dror penny in
the slot of candy machine and It doesn't work. zen
go on and leave your penny behind It's not unusual
to small boys try the machines that are within
handy reach they pass along costs nothing to try
and sometimes they get returns; II may be that tn.
pull they give IL Just the that needed to make
the machine work"
NY Oldest boy" said q father set ont to "a,
work. told him. and confess with ittl, pride.
to refer to he had worked any where and IL
occurred to that there was ybody else to
whom he could refer But one OF the nrst men he
applied to taught me simple lesson that point lie
asked him where he had been to school aud for tn.
name OF the principal"
There plenty OF variety In sight these DAYS from
the new Washington visduct Yen may see the pros.
ress OF the nearly finished Mscombs Dam brids. tn.
broken snskelike outline Of the scarce begun speed.
way. the toilsome labor who blasting away
the shoulder Of hill to make new public park the
broad silver and azure peace OF the upper Harlem
spsnned BY two great bridges that one ana
nnsrly the long perspective Of the elevated railway
decorated with the alternate ysporzed pear OF steam
pumes and faint blush purple breath from smofs1
stacks Of the engines
Continued footballs viii wear away the hsrd.su
stone. and the continued handling of change over =
wooden counter would in time wear hole through ID
new piece of inch mahogany has Just been the
upper change window at the uptown station OF thu
Sixth avenue elevated road At PARK place There Vas
in the piece taken out = depression almost al
deep saucer. on the Third avenue elevated the
change window counters mostly Of glass which n
more durable the Sixth avenue thsy are mostly Oh
wood. The life OF q wooden change counter at busk
station the sixth road ia about two years
There are some indications that discrimin stiork
against oolorsd people in public places is usual
In those parts OF this town where the colorcd psspl
numerous than IN those where they are few. nj
French quarter To- however. an exception to the ruA
10 10 not very unusual there to see colored and
white men dining together in restaurants west 1nf
dian colorsd men, who frequently speak French ana
accustomed at home to the full Of civt
rights sometimes in the French quarter. au4
some native whites were surprised on day to see
group of French naval officers, dining in restaurant
with the family OF the proprietor, call q colorsd
man and present him to the women OF the party.
Doubtless some folks that live in lower Lexington
avenue think hard OF the men that make It course
trying and training OF norses but after all the
residents OF that thoroughfarc would miss OF their
lives much interest and variety were the horssmsn
forbidden to use the asphalt Il must be pieaans
thing to look ont Of ones window on a fine spring
morning and see q grzzIsd old boy, with a rich out
door compile xion driving furiously pp and down be-
hind pair of colts their tails Handsomely done
up IN red flannel and their irresponsible young faces
full OF bewilderment Then thers 10 the ambling OF
ponies the hunderous trot OF gray and all
the varied life and motion that belong to an sauns
neghborhood
The Neighborhood Guild OF the downtown east
side steadily keeps the family unit
gauizaton and endsAvors to make life more ntsrss-
ing and agreeable not alone to the young hut As well
to the old. A sort of village within the city Is thus
up aud the usual urban idea of living a: touch
elbows with a man and not knowing him is reversed.
Every family in the guild has some sort Of acquan
ance with every other and there Is genial commu-
nifty spirit abroad. As direct result OF all this. it's
said years after organization of tho
guild no m ember ever OF work moro than
two three days time. AZ soon idleuess
took the whole force OF the little community
was exerted to Ind sonnet ling for him DO
-.In Park place the other day." said stroller, ~
law a man. a grown man, grab some candy from .
.trest stand and run. He looked at It as he came