The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-07
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brightly In the east and outlined against dsrH vs,,.
srn cloud vas a siivsry bow. very bright and
cear for some minutea Il gradually faded with VI.
disappearancs ofthe cloud
A woman described house In Fast twenty n,p,A
,r,.t rscsntlS being opposite the place vhs. IN.
po,Ieemen change their clothes" She meant III. ~.
zion Of the Broadway squad Asno prisoners are eve,
,.sen 10 the station. while the poes keep their uni
form. there the nsehbors naturally consider q, t.
else than big wardrobe.
IN. Nur.er Home Of johns Hopkins Univsr,,,, IA.
received photograph and sststusts OF Flor
enc. Nightingale The statustts IL Of Parisn msrb,.
and ~ va. modelled in 1850 when Mis-. Nightingale.
early fame was sti fresh The photograph wss taken
in 1892 AZ the wish Of Mis-, Nishtinsses brotherin
law Sir Harry vsrnsy. and By him presented to tn,
Nurse, Home.
Among the treasured relic, Of an ss .conf.i.r,,.
now living in border state 10 half Of red morocco
Bible when he and . companion In arms vsrs hungry
and very solemn on the retreat AFTER the l OF Peters
burg they shared equally small quantity OF pstehsd
corn their only foo1 and tore the Bible In twain %
that s.oh might have part Both lived to eat better
fare and to own whole Bibles
--Uncis John Holland, colored. who died In Ken,
eounty DEL the other day. at the rsputsd ioa
was famed for sobrsty in all things save riotou, m
.sin.on Two year, ago he profssssd to have visited
heaven and to have recognized there white lady II
hi. scousintsnee HIS dsscrp ions Of the celestial city
were graphite and bit ludicrous but they vers heard
v tth open. mouthed wonder by his brethren.
Auburn, Ken. = town OF 1000 inhsbitsnts disconr
ages the great Kentucky interest OF vhskey mahinr
The village has not had open saloon for nft.sr
years, Four elections in that time have turned upon
the question Of licensing the sale Of strong drnt but
no election has the Affirmative vote reached fortytvr
Meanwhile the churches flourish. and Auburn 10 veil
pleased to be singular among its sister village.
The night blooming cactus 10 one OF the most easily
manageable Of sub tropical plants AMI one OF the
marvellous and beautiful that amateurs can eultVst.
It grows easily from . singe small Leaf and usually
blooms the third rear. AZ IL becomes older hs HOS,
sons increass in number ard sometimes . single
-
blossoms coming to their shoftiivsd maturity In .
single night
john d. Caring Of Hsgsr,,own. Nd. has . small
pocket Bible he found after the battle Of Gsyt
burg a camp Eround near the former place Car
ling at least the third owner OF the book for bes
upon CT leaf this inscription This Bible found
the train taken from the rebels on the 9th day Of
July 1858, BY JohneS. woisin, and I take nmy
guide through life with Jesus a. my Captain BOon-
boro. Nd. July !. 1903"
a species OF bread for invslds and infants nov
widely sold In New ork and Brooklyn. native tn.
German quarter. where IL 10 made At all the bshsns.
It 10 originally q slightly svsetened dough. which
baked day. and when twsntyfour hours old i,eut
into thin slices and toasted long in the oven until dry
through and through. Il 10 known among the doctors
as rusk and 10 given to infants and invsuds crumbsd
in milk. Adults In normal health mad it very good.
The power OF classic art even through the Medium
OF reproductions, 10 illustrated In an east side cara
There hang along the walls Of this cafe many tawdry
adornmepts, such % bronze busts and srmor. saudy
Chinese ianterns the pretty face Of Mrs. Cleveland
,ulgarzsd in n cheap iithosfsph. and many like srtt
Giles: but shining amid all these 10 white pss
from the head of famous statue bslonsinsto
the greatest period Of Greek art The spsndor OF the
goddess seems to light up the whole place. and must
appeal to all save the duiiess artistic perceptions
Charles W. soufnns OF rsathsdsviiie IN western
Maryland was induced by recruiting oficsr at Boone
willie to enlist In tho United States army. The 81
der resppeared two weeks later at Brsahsdsvis and
adespatch from Washington. whittier he had gone
after enlistment asked for his arrest . dsssrtsr
Three citizens arrested him and held him prisoner
night. when there a second despatch from WASH.
ington to say that he was not . dsssrtsr scunn,
then brought for damages against the chief OF his
captors and the court has Just swardsd him $3.50.
commander Heyerman of the navy II q Michigan
and has been than thirty.two years In the
service He attained in 1885, the rank Of ensign.
the lowest commissioned rank after . cadet has bees
graduated. and has been = mandsr since 1859. lac
IL still however far down on the list Of sirhtyhvs
comm and however satisfactory to him the ou,
OF the present inquiry loss the Ksar.
sarge he will probably have to wait sx or seven years
for his captanoy. unless indeed, legislation upon
the personnel OF naval line shall come to his aid
There is likely TO be short melon crop the
srn Shore county or WI The melon grow err
and the railway company that carries the melons
market have long quarreiled over the question of
freights and the company has refused to grant What
the growers esteem essential concession. Some OF
the growers say thoy will transport their melons sol.y
by water while others will plant no melon seed osy
enough to yield melons for home consumption WI
comco county has hitherto been important msloa-
growing district and its melons usually come into
market hard upon the heels OF the crop from
folk region.
Tho Atlantic coast below the mouth OF Delaware
Bay and at least as far south the Sea lapds
fringe the shore line OF South Carolina and Georgia
has many shooting lodges and club bslogin 10
wealthy Northsrnsra The land In its usuaiiy Wild
state save where It is suitable for cotton GROWING
fetches very low pricea And . great domain ay 30
ings and maintenancs It's said that Eorthsr
men have invested s1.ooo.ooo in Currituei