The sun., 1895-05-10
SUEBE.i MS.

Since Trilby" is not obtai,able in n chca? ett
ton, the small circulating libraries about town
doing what they to bring the book within resch
OF those thnt do not buy clothboun books. one sch
23 cents"
-Abou, the funniest thing in Central Park Is tn.
shepherd WI goes ntout in n suit Of li~nr" trimmed
with silver lace. lie is simple. rural looking prrs-
with full grizzIcd beard, und tho iooS one tia,
has lived all his life close to the SOL Hts blue c!o'i
and silver lace amusinEly out of keeping will Ii,
man md his gentle occupation.
Seventh avenue is rich In second hand clo;hinl
stores Of somewhat less aggressive kind than thos
ofthe nowcry and Baxter street. The prnp-,tortI
usually his own pnern. and he sits IN front ot hI
shop. speaking in gentle. persuasive tones to",rh
passerby. He takes malicious pleasure IN nIrrias
to 1T men OF unusual figure.
IL Henry A. Dupont goes Ia tn, United S:atrs son
ate from Delaware he Will add ona moro to tho rarr
ber OF monaires in that body. AMI viii he ,hr Hri
really rich man to sit for Delaware He Il not anis
or luxurious man. rs II has been the way the IN.
points for n century learn the powder maxim ha>.
ness nnd to work at Il: at first with their hands ani
later In the executive department OF the orcc.
One thing the ever smooth. .shaven lawns of Central
Park nre forced TO forcso. ord that 10 the charm d
grassi In flower II one OF the meadows could I've lfr
m'ttcd TO grow into hny 1t would present about ti
time most charming aspect novel to thousands o;rs
iors. bread lawn In flower looks He grass" "i
thickiy iccked with foam. Later aspects are full
grace and color. so thai there could hardly he
popular feature OF the Park than the hay hed.
AC. Hayness retirement from the agency q. ;hs
Equitable Life serves TO call attention TO the lsrr
rroTfs or men possessing his peculiar gifts. Every
great Insurance company has dealings with such
and Is content that they shall draw large incomes
return for the business they bring TO the company
Great personal aptitude for business wide acQua'rt
ance and tireless energy form the stock in traded
the successful agent, and there few occuraon!'
which those qualities are amply rewarded
vegetarian restaurant No. has heen started Up
town ny shngunc German woman. who h0rcs;o
supplement It with Nos. :. 3. L. and so on indefntel-
No. ! serves n table d'h6te luncheon and n tahrdhir
dinner both strictly vegetarian In character. Thehl
OF fare OF recent dinner Included "A rhohe o' two
soups, bread OF the entire wheat spaghetti. with -
matoes and cheese; Holland "cutlcts" with tomato NJ
ana caper sauce beans, carrots akpara gus, sri
squash; cucumber. lettuce. :onion salad rice p1f
ding or pie, rhubarb cranberrles and tea. coTes
or.choeolate.
The lion cub up at Central Park Is the victim Of a
optical Illusion. Just behind his cage there 10
glazed window on hinges. these warm DAYS orNpd
SO that tho wall OF the lion house forms back for ~
glass and turns II into mirror In this mirroro
hoh cub sees his own reflection and evidently taEn'
Tor an enemy. for he passes much OF his time ro''T
ing before the glass. Now he crceps stcalthly ~
ward II with curling tail: now he sits With "a'
erect trying from time TO time to peep heh'ndc
glass; now he moves suddenly forward asf forr
tack He evidently fears the figure for when th'r
visible loness next door turns In her cage he snn
oack from the glass. and looks all about E!rn asNp
pectant that tho mysterious enemy will siiifp9
bounce him.