The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-16
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.

rented large house in convenient neigh
borhood and all of its rooms are deco raj ed
in the fashion of different period Italian,
French and German Renaissance are there,
as well as more modern styles Of making the
house beautiful. Having viewed these
models it lis impossible for n client to de-
clare that they are not a bit like what she had
expected them to be. Even such unim-
portant matters as kitchens and bathroo ms
are exhibited that the lady may know just
what she lis getting. The success of the
scheme has so far been complete.
Friends of the Italian restaurateur Mo-
retti have raised fund of 81 900 and sent
him back to Italy where he expects to stay
Most of those who were instrumental in
making his return possible felt that they
were guilty of great unselfshness In putting
his famous ris otto and kidneys beyond
their reach forever But the veteran res
ta,irant keeper had no desire to resume
business again. and group of his former
patrons made up the purse for him.. More
than one restaurant in New York. famous
for the delicious cooking and very bad SER
vice. could not exist were 1t rot for the in
terest OF some customers, who enjoy the
cooking so much that they are willing to
pay the license of $500 every year. Without
this assistance the proprietor would be
compelled TO close house.
A man with jag fell down in City He'll
Park the other morning and couldn't get
up. A crowd collected, made up from
the thousands who we're on their way to
work.
A man overcome by the heat collapsed
near the same spot the same night. Thou
sands We're hurrvng home from work. but
not enough persons stopped TO form
stretcher squad. The same cop was on
duty when both things happened
ut makes all the difference in the world
he said, whether folks are going to work
or getting away from it,
The dog days have started the curb
market of on it's summer wanderings.
Down in Broad street, where the curb
brokers hold their picturesque market,
the sun comes up behind the skv-piercing
Broad Exchanges Building. and the dealers
wander hero and there o keep in the shadow
OF the structure. In the afternoon the sun
gets over behind the equally tall johnson
Building. and in the shadow of this the
afternoon market for stocks and bonds is
held So accurate is the markets infor-
nation of the deepest shadows that case
OF sunstroke was never known.
On one Of the hottest Of last weeks hot
days a little group of men and boys was
found in front of showcase which stands
just outside the door of lower Wall street
pharmacy. In the showcase were eight
Thermometers of various makes, and each
was busilv engaged in rais ing the ante OF
its neiGhbor The mercury ranged from
~ to OF degrees A wcll-known Stock
Exchange man, whose brevitv Of temper
is n bv-word down in tn" Street joined
the croup. lie stopped mopping his face
70 his left arm md swore nightly
sand NOW he concluded .I'U stew all
dov becarso CAN'T ,oIl whather 7 ought IN
be hotter or cooler after looking at those
false-faced liars
man who ia about IN n,ove RI Eurona
g.. a. s.aso,, n,;.h Nc s.,,;,,, ,o,,;n ,,nst
'"' ','e WV" '''' ann, '""''s ','os,
OF ms ehects along was telling friend
about It, The friend was much surprised.
at seems to me-" said the friend that the
.vnorsa of nact ;nc and of freigbt xvould
he r,ora tbnn Tho whole ou,fit ia worth
and tha trouh,a would ba greater than
both VIC '''D''' "''" w t. '''''' ''''''
aTha,'s iust where Won are mistaken .
answered he man who ia about 70 move
"a Van coIIs a, ,,'v rosidanoo NV soods arc
thev are set M in NV anartr,ent in ondon
II ia done In his wav, Ar Inc steamer
Tho van ia iifted bodiIv FROM tho truck
wheels and sto,vad awav In the hold Tho
walking arms agents on tho nthnr side cali
the GOODS nj the nrnner street and number
It's no more trouble than changing a resi-
dence IN this city"
There Is sort Of camaraderie among
users of snuff. One hot afternoon recently
brorob, 70 III. r.ntro, p,rl, a., old C,erman
"" W. ~ ~ 49,
who found seat under an elm near
MCGOWAN fansi ne On gem it'll1n, amer
wlplne MS lorr',"u WI" o.,I,'i d. q.
in,ahy ,olors anu atnp'e HIW: 'r"h ION
Worn =" '',n 'lii.,esS Oh .lSsue ptpel, up
p muS ID thn bnx and how;ng nrasentad
il. onened, TO the stranger who shared the
bench with him. The stranger. remember
ing the, courtesies OF the snuf box, TOOK
lihy pinch, bowed: anu urew .hn pidcN
pu'Hsnt poMuei Li'o VIZ t"e.IitS' II
H.dn.N ,he Sou''u Oh s'ieeN''s s'a'''co 'ne
Foa,',r near ps' A., r,..
rear y W 700 S'rohS' si'' 'l'e herman
But the snur box led r. an interesting
st"ly II lne ora nan l't. ne was OF
and had accumulated enough to make his
declining davs restful. He had never
left New York since he landed. and hoped TO
be buried by the side OF ms wife. who:
thank the GOOD Eod' DDS falr 10 outIaSt me-
An organ grinder who ire quents lower
Fifth avenue is possessed of sense Of the
fitness Of things. Pasted in tho middle az
his bncl is large placard purportirg to he
certificate from the New York Hospital