The sun., 1897-08-22
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A chemist has announced that he has dscov.
cred method Of treating eggs SO that they will
not spoil and no asserts that in the future
drinks in which eggs are used will be mixed
with eggs chemically insured. Eggs have been
manufactured by artificial means so cleyerlv
that it was difficult to tell them from the real
article, but the discoverer Of this remarkable
method OF preserving eggs alleges that he
Nearly all OF the % small ii soda soda water @ stands % thSt
may be found through the thickly populated
cas- east side district serve egg phosph ,te during
pens that an egg of tn" 90 model gets mixed
with ~ phosphate, with results that are dis.
ventor o. tbs new method believes that his eggs
will do more than the police to keep peace dur.
| districts. Thus tNr he has made no explanation
| of his new invention, but he alleges that 1t has
been thoroughly tested and found satisfactory.
August Is the month for meteors. and from
the towns around this city como reports OF sew
eral OF unusual brilliancy. A Nyack man says
| that he saw record breaker one night last
week. my son and L. he says. were watch.
! ing the play OF lightning teyond the top of
| South Mountain, when suddenly vast cloud
was vividlv illuminated. In q second or
| two an intensely brilliant cone OF white light
appeared. quickly followed by an explosion. the
parts emitting yellowsh light. In about four
seconds we heard a short, loud report like that
OF small cannon. The widely extended light
surrounding the cone was entirely different
reflections OF distant lightning bushes it was
slower and more brilliant: The heavy clouds
1t had nearly pierced them. the heavy rainfall
softeninE the focus, Of light as mist will par
italy vel the sun" The NyaCk observer cal.
| 4.5OO feet away when he saw II, and he believes
| that its fragments are mbedded In the soil Of
| the mountain top.
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The Dingley law hns pleased the tailors Of this
| city as much as any class OF men. and OF
them said yesterday that he had calculated that
1t would increase his income about $1,000
year. II have number OF good customers"
ho said. who will buy their clothes OF me
! when they buy American clothes, but they all
| have the foolish idea that London. made clothes
are better and when they have the opportunity
they buy Of the English tailors. One OF these
/ men went abroad two years ago and laid
| In clothes enough to last for the next
had to make most OF his coats over
50 that, really they cost him as much as
but they had the marx marx of an English tailor. and
( that suihced The next time he goes abroad he
@ nave nc, py s q sgcs on seS sss o he wSSd oSs
customers order suits from London tailors. and
then ask their friends to bring back the clothes.
The Dng!ey bill will stop this business also.
! We make better clothes than the English, and
! our well-dressed men appreciate that fact"
Since the establishment OF a corral at 1880
street and Eighth avenue. where from time to
time broncos Sold Harlemtes occasionally
get a touch OF the wild West that is amusing.
Several days ago grocer bought a bronco at
| this corral the guarantee that 1t was as gen.
tie as young lamb. and he hired two men to
lead it to his stable. He instructed them to
treat the animal gently The bronco began TO
make things interesting for the men who
t.
! Fifth avenue. by dragging them for half
block. Then it stopped, brushed one of
the men up against house. kicked the
other twice his length along the street. and
| started down the avenue at rapid pace.
| 4 bicycle policeman started after it, and at
men from whom the bronco had escaped came
: up. but "a soon as the bronco had been turned
bicycle policeman. after somewhat longer run,
/ overhaulcd 1t. BY this time the owner Of the
! bronco to the policem IN. but the offer was de.
/ clined. A bronco Chnse on a bicycle Is novelty
that even the wild West has not acquired.
Mayor Strong's kissing OF baby at the Pic
mic and Summer Nights Festival OF District
Grand Lodge. No. /. Independeut Order of Free
Sons Of Israel, the other night, was an innova.
tion in his Mayoralty campaign, and. up to date.
he is many thousands OF babies behind the Hon.
Patrick Jerome Gleason. Mayor OF Long Island
New York. Col. Strong has awakened late in
his term to the possibilities OF baby kissing as a
campaign argument. When he FIRST assumed
the duties OF his Office he had the pleasure
OF marrying several couples. and in one no
table case the bride was extremely attractive.
| One OF the witnesses at this wedding suggest
ed to the Mayor that it was his privilege. under
the circumstances. TO kiss the bride, but the
! Mayor declined and apologized on the ground
/ that there were members OF his family who
might object. Several times since then brides
who have Just been married by the Mayor have
pursed up their lips in anticipation and left tho
City Hal looking disappointed. Undoubtedly
the argument against ssing brides does not
hold good in the case OF babies. and the politi-
clearly Demonstrated by Col Strona's doughty
rival in Long Island City; Mayor Gleason in
| II Mayor Strong proposes to start in as a
rival OF Mayor Gleason along this line Of 40
and it is probable that the opportunities OF such
industry are not so good here as they arc in
Long Island City.
The return OF George Lord Day who has been
cruising in European waters for several months
on his schooner yacht the Fleur de Lys, recalls
the serious injuries that he received on the
hunting field In 1894 from the effects OF which
he is still suffering. Mr. Day was an enthusi-
astic huntsmnn before this accident. and regu-
larly followed the Meadowbrook hounds. He
was fearless rider and would stop at moth.
ing. He was riding at high fence when his
horse took of short and threw him. Mr.. Day
fell on his shoulder aad rolled over on his face;
the horse turned complete somersault and
landed on Its back. the weight of it's hind quar-
ters falling on Mr.. Day at the hips. It was
the opinion of the physiciins who at
tended him that the shock alone would
probably have killed an ordinary man who was
not In perfect physical condition. His internal
/ injuries were serious. and his homes were
SIN ashed tosuch an extent that at the end Of
SIX weeks th' physicians who attended him do
clared that they could not predict the issuo
From surgicai point Of view his case was re.
markable. Mr.. Day, however, was a man OF
great determination and at the time OF ths &C.
GGident his physical condition was excellent.
He rallied contrary TO the expectations OF his
friends. and he Is now almost free from serious
results or his accident. His recovery from his
injuries was said by physicians to be little abort
OF marvellous, and 1t was barely six months
after the accident when he was able To get out
| It has been for many years the custom OF the
atrcal managers to close their theatres In this