The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-08
LIVE TOPIOs AMOUR TOWN

PEELED to ferryboat my collar
'Ferryboat your Oollari' gasped the
typewriter.
Yes he explained, 'just 60 from one
side 10 the other and back again. This Il
a high, turnover collar. One eide wa
worn yesterday and was not fresh,
turned Il over, and am wearing the Other
side. Very convenient process and every
commuter knows II a. ferryboattng.
The newest kind Of caterer In the down
town business section Of the city finds hb
work profitable, even II its SCOPE is limited
He supplies lunches for the large com-
panies that provide the midday meal foI
theirie Employees. There are many OF these
COMPANIES downtown now. The taAk OF
the caterer Is 10 furnish a lunch that the
clerks are able TO enjoy almost every day
In the year. One OF two Of the men engaged
In this business have several companies
among their clients and find the business
profitable and easier than conducting .
public restaurant
In the Central Park .menagerie IL a mag
nlhcent specimen Of the buck aEis deer
His fine spread Of horns makes artists often
use him as q model. Women and children
pat his thick neck, and he permits the
patting for the sake Of the peanuts and
There 10 only one fault 70 Do found with
him, said Director Smith yesterday. AN
OF bis children are sons. He has been IN
the Park for seven years, and there 10 not
a daughter among all his ohspring. For
exhibition purposes We want deer OF botn
sexes, 90 this fine buck IL rather a disap-
pointmant.
The private wards In the large hospitals
are usually designed with the kind Of luxury
that the physician considers sanitary and
appropriate. Simplicity, convenience and
extreme cleanliness are the objects the
doctors usually keep In view. One OF the
patients now In a private ward uptown
was not satisfied with the appearance OF
her room when she was taken there. IL
was all night from a hospital point Of view,
but was failure as a boudoir' SO she
sent home for tapestries, sofa ouahions
and silk spreads, and there she lies, with
these surrounding her, to the despair OF
her doctors, who see in them only dust and
mlorobe collecting agencies In formerly
sanitary siolroom.
when the late Eugene BlAckford was
alive said an old angler, there was every
spring an exhibition Of trout from all
over the country In Fulton Market. There
were from ten to fifteen varieties, preserv-
the genuine Sdlmo fontiHdlis has always
been famous. II was an exquisite display
to q trout lover and the exhibitions were
always at ended by Rdmlring crowds.
But FOR several years only cultivated trout,
which appeal more to the stomaohs than
the eyes Of trout oonnoisseurs, have been
exhibited. On Saturday there were thou
sands OF liver fed trout on the marble
slabs, but they bore only slight resern.
blance to the genuine kings Of the brook
The delicate markings and tidesoent
oolors which mark the wild trout as the
most beautiful fish had vanished, One
little brown trout, an alien among his oul-
tivated companions, afforded a marked
contrast, With his brilliant markings, to the
pale, sickly specimens surrounding him.
'Queer the whims some people have
the ambulance surgeon In a thoughtful
mood was saying. I have been routed
put Of bed at least once every night this
week TO bring in a Patient who had been
slightly III for couple Of days, iand could
have been sent 70 the hospital at midday
bust as well as II midnight When sug-
Reat- this the relatives or friends always
said they didn't want everybody to know
that an ambulance had been sent for. Then
they'd ask us not to ring our bell when We
vent away. OF course, the way the driver
Kicked the gong when we DID start AZ vas "a
the neighbors weren't awakened when
we arrived they should know when we
dep arted. It's no fun TO be hauled out Of
bed at night Just to satisfy somebody's
petty pride.
The Brooklyn woman exiled from Man
haitian was telling a friend that she would
have 10 move before the fret Of May.
@Its not as bad a. II looks, she said with
AL
the new house Is on the same street, but
three blocks down, and that's three blocks
nearer TO dear old New York There's a
lot Of comfort in feeling that have begun
The return trip, even though my progress
e a. slow as glacier.
If We depended on the women Of the real
mart set for our trade we would never make
q oney,' aaid q Fifth avenue minlner.
They are the thriftiest Of bat buyers,
TO begin with they buy nothing but the best
materials and trimmings As q result.
10Th are used several times before being
discarded. Velvets, laces, feathers, and even
lowers, are brought back again and again,
o be used In mhde-over hats.
The woman who spends money lavtahly
belongs TO one OF two classes; either abe
a an actress who ruins her hats by hard
ItaFe wear or travelling, OF the woman
Who has recently come into money and has
40 idea Of millinery values or Of taking oare
n her hats. The woman who has been 40
70 money ell her life really buys
more closely than the new rich"
The open smoking cars are out again on
ne Brooklyn Rapid Transit surface roads,
md az usual women are as prominent as
men IN them. On the front Of each car q
zig sign 10 displayed, which reads; Smoking
,ar; for smokers only Yet one Of the
Flatbush avenue smoking cars yesterday
had nineteen women and two men as pas
sengers.
DAY OUT OF PRISON.