The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-06

~ hhppoub W hhhn WIN plASob hiu-
self at full length on tho sidewalk Of upper
Broadway at midnight was demonstrated two
days ago. With some assistance Q man came
out of n saloon near Thirty.fourth street and
with the same holp walked half way down tho
block. There no found an inviting doorstep. 1t
was irresistible to his feeling of fatigue, and he
was allowed TO sit there while his companion re-
turned TO the barroom. The weary ono toppled
of the stop to tho sidewalk. stretched himself
out comfortably, crossed his hands peacefully
over his bosom, and went to sleep. Several
minutes elapsed before anybody passed.
Then . woman strolled up. shc stopped and
looked at him alphabetically. A few
seconds lator another came up. She stopped
too. Then two young fellows happened along,
and the FIRST woman suggested several means of
comfortably. Before any OF her plans were
adopted the barkeeper who had helped the maj
what fato had overtaken his customer. He saw
the group, remarked audibly, "Well, he didn't
was the next lei pi person to come along, and he WAS was
the first to put into practice some Of the sympe-
thetlc .woman's suggestions. Ho began to, rub
one OF tho sleeping mans ears violently, and the
two young fellows commenced work actively on
the other ear. But the sleeper rested peacefully
TO this heroic treatment and moved his head
some twenty persona had gathered. He had no
situation we're called to his somewhat inert at
tention. So a larger relief party carted him
eyes complainingly when-the crowd dispersed.
The sympathetic woman moved uptown. the
others who had stopped for a moment to glance
scattered in diffcront directions' and The last OF
the crowd was h%urrying away as the one who
his eyes and rested his head YEARLY against the
wall. AT this juncturo the barkeeper reap
tire satisfaction and retired again to his saloon.
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A long time has passed since New Workers
have been called upon to decide the questions
involved in an incident that occurred in London
NN-'' ~ al!
was recordea mere. Although II ahected direct
lie NV a woeriv ionrno1 which ,uhi;sb.d n do.
"'.A'! 1out""i' "u'h puo"sneu ~
s%cription Of the affair and seemingly adopted
the best possible means of furnishing the culprit
x-hsr 4, nr;rtod In t,n his raw. ona addros.
- 1 =. ..a.,~,
in dealing with the man responsible for such q
breach Of the first laws OF society was answered
by the revelation of his identity. and probably,
as the facts are stated, he got what he deserved.
This Is the paragraph describing the remark
able circumstance:
AT q dinner party, after the ladies have re.
tired, and while the gentlemen are peacefully
discussing their coffee and cigarettes. one OF
the guests rises from his seat, crosses the room,
anu NlInOuJ n WOtu OF warming, SITlkeS ONO OF
his fellow guests a violent blow in tho face,
backing both his eyes. and all but breaking his
nose. The aRpressor Is a big man-almost
double the size and weight of his yictim-who
to make him more helpless. was sitting In a low
SShaait a !. "a n.o.nent VIZ III E;%%ht
Inc ia nowadays out OF the Question; the victim
cannot have recourse to the law without drag
ing ms n9ss anu une W ,bn Sos uhp pnnnnt $50 srDFS w 81
toEe1 potlce c3uIt; nv nosC ea.'n9' tes ~
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PROPOSING a scahaa!. .,. -. MALTA, ,u
Inc proFotataom IL app1 ,h., ,ha na ~ bs str, al
tne part o. me SSgrsShS;o $50 hIrnnsSee n Th + n sss s,rs ~
hha1 s loss Il Ihs ~ AZ o tSe rme,h 81 S settlin n
~ aItHn,htv doa. ~ en,nrsntjv anS anr
ims,iaration wbotever the extent Of the injury
nsu hara haom Vnrio,s renorts of the do}ns,
OF London society nave neen surPrlsihg reaoine
~ cr,tto;sn, vh;ch Il arousea hi.
Violent method Of settling personal dificultiei
nius' 10 axe n'o ooe'st'
you,c Rsmhe-g who /, nearly Al. nv the v.v
no ia assured that his opern Elaine" will be re-
Ut
vived by the Damrosch opera Company ana thi'
settles tho question as to the presence Of thii
composer in New York. He has returned from
opera company sought es soon as the coven'
a. c. 80 = iu,or.;ow ~ which hn snwndsd
Nf. / na' ~ :. n.s u" ~
that, in his opinion, the prices of admission t.
80 horo woro 10, low In y;e. -
tue opera mouse he' Moto y '""'
tho quality of the artists. who are, OF course
finer as n rule than any heard together in Eu
-ope. - ,Sia r.in.an a. anti.aIr = r
nv - -. j. paar,a ,as aao,i,oS :,
- It,. st.tos a. No. ,ri.h :,
s'arn"nt. cnan t. ouo,aa % s,vino "tha,
am a PARTISAN OF a system which bises the pros
meets of an opcratic season On one single attrac
tion, nor Is there any need loF me 10 welsi
anu hoaouio ~ ieopN.