The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-30
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to be bsptissd OF the sishtseu aine srsilv,ns ,,a
nine are dead Doushsry s 40 years sd and has bees
| married three times. He had eleven children BIZ hs
first wife but only By his second 70 far mis- third
marriage has Yielded Six and DsuehertY ssys he hopss
| there are more to follow.
-Ths Pittsburgh Baseball Club is nov after ms.e.,
| which viii outmaseot all other mssoots IT'S twelve.
yshrold boy whe fell from the story Of the
| road building Denver. Col, q rev veshs ago He
| struck = number OF telegraph wires bounded into
the air. and finally landed the back Of horse The
animal killed By the shock but the boy vas only
stunned and soon recovered consciousness In three
minutes he was receiving congratulations his IuoE
The Delaware Historical Society has charged itself
with the pious task Of marking the site Of the ole
Crane Hook Church below the mouth Of the Christians
not far from Wilmington This church WAS the prsd.
esssor OF old swtdes church. and the latter will -ooa
be 200 years old tits q charming old structure with
| graveyard OF much historic interest TIE society
| chsrishss relic from the wall OF the Crane Rock
Church but the site Of the building marked By
| only the stump OF an old buttonwood tree.
1t h always race between the hspatios and the
spring beauty As TO which shall show the earliest bss
SONS in this region. The spring beauty seems 10 BE-
little ahead this year. its blossoms have been
tive three days while those Of the hepstios saws
perhaps In peculiarly favored plsces yet clad In
thar fur coats The spring beauty loves damp places
while the hspatos IL oommony found upon higher
ground This fact togsthsr with the peeulsritiss Of
the present unusual season may have something to de
with the earlier appearance Of the spring beauty.
Second avenue IL undergoing the process that lenE
ago overlook many once fsshensbs strs.ts The stu
fashionable rsfien Just above Twelfth street resss the
advance OF trsde but below there Il . constant frut
less EFFORT to occupy probably spacious old dwellings
that big for easements and III suited bust.
mesa One encounters here and there . shabby cheap
Restaurant seemingly Lost In the great bare area Of
nae old drawing room. The high ornate csilingS tall
gilded mirrora and other costly. questionable deco
rstens are in eunous contrast with ths cheap ssess
coarse table cloths. and sloveniy russta
Keeping beer saioen In quiet west side street y
avery different business from keeping one ne Bow
or even In the German quarter The cd vss, side
saloon keeper Affects homey local namea ~ -rhe COT
tage," The village Inn" and the hka His DAY 10
passed mainly In quiet An occasional tsamstsr drops
in for beer and there more or less active trade by
the side door, whittier the women Of the nsghbcrheed
repair about meal tms TO fetch home the fsanins
GROWER The west side sslosn keeper ssts forth
modest free lunch and has ere out for customers
with empty domestic bottles to Be nllsd.
king street IL richer in old brass knockers than A.
most any other thoroughfsrs in New York Thsrs are
stii snixed to doors In single block. and nfth
shines brilliantly door In vsriok street Just the
King Three OF TIE have bssn ruthisssiy
painted over TO Furnishing but fourth a.
ways bright The nfth In varick street. sxoss.tin
FORM but Il has unfortunately AIMED ~ The dsor