The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-09
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.

uhoersizea man. comfortably dressed. He
raves AZ the top OF his voice against wealth,
shakes his fist at the tall buildings on tho
avenue and exhibits every svn,n.o,u -
violent rebellion against the existin " sn,, o
order. He occasionally runs after ' car.
desists after a few stems. The npiine Ir Nv.
that he ia harmless and ha nao Uoe e, Nov
word or look from them n snI,s;S I,'y H., q
City Hall Park offers varied fields Of ac-
tivity for the small boy, ranging from baths
in the fountain to sliding down the Citv
Hall steps on board. A number of bows
of all ages have been in the park almost
nightly OF late creeping about on the grass
unoer the arc nights, Each boy carried
S s ~ a ,,,' 10y tew mniutes ne picked
aWL W anu put IL hi,o the box.
str,rmau civ 'ou ''ys uoihe' asked
aG;et;,,, Ii. - A.,
.pn ;t oa., Was the reply
.S"re, e eodo 6ev' ;ne a speo.ator ,..s
VIC wy h'''''ne up an earth~orm.
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No' ~ worry iohs ago safe expert
was summoned from this city all the way
to Mexico, with his expenses paid. in order
to open a time lock safe in which the
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the Office in Mexico Citv whittier be had
been summoned. He walked once around
the safe, ascertained the character OF the
tocK, ana then rugged up tripod ana
nav ' y s@ ae sM,g Gear OF lns ron 10
TICK and the expert travelled back to this
Guy rlcher ny handsome iee'
Inc ringing OF burglar alarm VIII a.
tract attention to a particular building
rather more quickly than mcst other in
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an M sooo,,n. ~. chiao,s ~ .nsn;c,o,,
sna a~ossa,nn 5,s sI ~ .ha r,ort =, tb.
nol;,s ~. s,,snia;a,, i. ~, ,ha s,.rms
are firad to RING IT, advertising plrposes.
@No, that amt no burglar sonny said
policeman to a man who wondered at the
apathy Of the man In blue when the alarm
bell Somewhere behind a pawnbroker's
display was working hard TO attract at
tention That's what I cali a periodical.
II always goes of at this time when folks
are coming out OF the theatres. nj tell
that gent Of a pawnbroker what l think
about His advertiser schemes the FIRST time
I catch him on INV day turn"
while most ~ the owners of barber shops
80 - ~ Wv -,
w" oare "ne'hei 'iien en'p'o'.ee
tips from patrons OF not' the experiences OF
the Broadway barber who recently dis
played a sirn announcing his as a mo tip
caught receiving a IN would be discharped.
has caused some Of the others to do some
snlnHhs aoout ,n'e ',ppn nbs nc s;nn ia Ala
PLAYED JAWS that since it's appearance two
weeks ago his business has increased 40
per cent
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800 " $3.50 ~. r,ah.S onon,,a nd
e.evH'eu e.",'o" "s t ~ ,,,;n.
i1''n s'leev llave e..s,n NJ rsnona.
RAINY evenings poi.a :, Iii ~.
business ~. sue" . .a.,I ss,, -. ,.ss
instead OF eelhnR ou' their s'ocA az 'oee
and going home as most newsboys 90,
these stick It out later than usual. During
heavy rainetorm one DAY last week
man passing along l2Sth street was uhluSky
out. He discarded the umbrella ahd
Jimmy. one Of the newsooys, PiGmpIhIy
retrieved 1t. With little manipulation tne
umbrella was soon as good as ever. An
other well dressed man, wit n az u IN
prelia onereo 20 nirs IL ior d IH I;ro,ov cheer.
iiis hoh'O" d. ~ JNAA iAoS
fully consented and wenI aionR.
Since tnen on any IainS uas tnt 10y sooh
be seen under Lhe elevalen s'a.iol, e.,
with two umprellas ~altlne al. oppo' Vhhitmy
to escort some unprotected person. hoii'e
Tor small Zee. !. s..,..- h,,s;r.ss
rays pet.er Ie .ps.id J,nnv tbs,
o al nIobt in resnonseto Congratulations.
Thu Raw Dr Greer future coadIutor
Nth R,shon potter. was ALWAYS a man Of
II, T., h;s odr,;n,stration Of his duties
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VIZ, thar. ware indications. several
u.or. 900 that the Gearv law was to be
80 ,r,r,.d,.,o,v Dr Greer who has
. r,,ss;or -, MORE than eop Chinese. imme-
. ". ..,..h.ea o. Joseph u Cboate
dlately telephoiieu " ooeein 80
now Ambassador TO England. 70 retain INN
to argue In court agalnsS the cons.l!u-
tionaEty OF the law, MIR. Choate, py teie,
phone, expressed deep regret out sag
II was impossible TOT MIN 10 aSepI
DR.. Greer's offer. The clergyman star.eu
downtown to discuss the mater WIN MT
Choate and II possible urge MN 10 cnanee
his mind. On arriving AZ Mr.. Hhoa.e
Office he learned that the onlnese DIN .o!,,
argue the same size oi 'he oas' '''aV ~
Greer 1avored' .s,,, ~. ,o~ver IN soma
e,,an II he could not give him a re-
tanning fee, DR.. Greer supplied from his
mission the Chinaman over whom .he tes,
caaQ was MADE. lnlS ICklces NCicSIihi