The sun., 1894-04-26
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sos tne sardinss good and bed soid IN thi, town
are only the familiar msnhaden. = nsh whose dimsp.
dstsrmins whether he shall be made into oil and
manure or preserved for human consumption. Doubt.
less the fact that the msnhadsn IL seldom caught YER,
small accounts in part for the increased size OF ssrins,
these dsys
-Aisdisr luncheon houss In = busy retail str..,
makes special announcement Of these light and .edue
tive visndsi chicken salad, lobster salad. bouion
strawberry shortcske and assorted Gates along with
tea coffee, chocolate, Lemonade see phosphate and
egg snake Ice cream and sods ice are myr
tsriousy omitted.
One Of the oldest instances Of selling BY s.mpls .
Illustrated by those British publishers who send fsv
advance sheets Of Forthcoming books to publisher, in
this country with proposition Of terms for the Amer
lean copyright II IL most unsatisfsctory method Of
buying books a. no publisher can be quite OF what
he s getting when he has seen only ANAL fraction Of
the article. and very poor books have obtained
American publishers in this fashion.
1t IL Interesting to note how the remnants OF the
French colony crop out In different parts Of town me
portion that has taken possession ot West twenty.
eighth street 10 surcienty proclaimed By its M any
restaurants There IL another portion settled ives,
Seventeenth street where you md picture dsslers
members Of pottery. restaurant Keepers and the Lnsv
liable French bakery, with little Flemish maid whe
everybody In excellent English that she does
not spesk that language but 10 glib in French Flsu,
ish. and German, with smsttsring OF Dutch.
If midw in this town CON monty obtain dIptc
mas by p-rchsss . great many New Yorker, mus,
hands The signs Of the mdwives expressed in dos.n
languages brs,ls in all the poorer parts of the city
You md these signs the east side sometimes bear
ing the title OF the woman in German. Hebrew, and
two three other European laneuasss You nud
them the west side in French. Italian. and oees-
sionaily German. common addition 70 the title 10
the announcement that the midwife beam . diploma
Some times the school domestic or foreign. indicated
The largest piece OF cut glass made in Amsrcs
Ia now exhibition in New York. II made st the
pioneer cutElass factory Of the United States now
about forty years running The piece weighed seventy
pounds before II decorated and lost about twenty
pounds in the cutting. II 10 . punch bowl sightseu
inches high and tw inches in diameter Ths
actual cost of production was nearly $500. and nvs
men were busiei nvs days in decorating it. American
eutglass makers admit that one English house sur.
passes them in kinds OF work. but insist that the
Continental glass cutters do not equal their American
rivals. English glass cutters earn very modsrat.
but the pay Of skilled In she United States
IL from s25 to s35 per week Strange to American
inventors have not greatly improved the machinery
for cutting glass still consists Of the iron wheel fed
with sand for the nrst rough cutting; the stone wheel
with water for tho next process; the wooden wheel
with putty dust for the next and the brush tos
the nnsi polishing. Many native Americans
skilled glass cuttera
The newest OF western mining csmps the Cscniu
camp. In New Mexico. lies tbs snoisnt Indian
village OF that name on the west bank OF the Rio
Grande southwest from Santa Fs. The mine. lie In
ledses which At right angles the wallis of thrs,
cahons. the cochit. the Pno and the Peraita. soms
Of the ores already taken out here rich, and
the claims as to their abundance verined In the
continued working cochiti will prove Of srsas
rold bearing districts OF the United States AZ the
mouth Of the Pine the central canon OF thrss
brand-nsw town of Allerton IL situatsd-
Two smaller sites Kent City and Raga been
laid on about sx miles to the east and 10 the
speeively. few frame and log houses intar
Of the residence and business structures Of the
camp in which about 1000 people abide saloons