The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-16

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THE only time I ever knew Phil Sheridan
10 bark down = said an old friend ~ The
great Union cavalry commander yesier.
day was about twenty years ~ when
h. wanted Ia revisit the scenes ~ his tri.
umph- In the Shenandoah valley lie
purpOsed taking u troop ~ cavalry With
him. The Johnny Rcl,- ~ the valley heard
~ sheridan = proposed trip and they sent
word to him Come along. and well shoot
you all full Of holes For q retort sheridan
sent them j had no serious intention ~
making the trip. ] only wanted to see II
you fellows had some u the old spirit left
In you ,,,
that he had had no idea Of taking a single
step Ia humiliate his gallant foes 81 former
days
Il have noticed that my piece Of zoe IN
much smaller since | moved from the
first to the seventh floor" said a woman
who lives in a large apartment house in
Harlem. AT first ] thought that perhaps
the ice melted on the long trip mp. Now,
however, | learn the truth through the
frank admission Of the ice man. He says
that il is so much easier to pull II small
piece Of ice up the dumb waiter. I've
got TO buy twice as much ice or move
downstairs"
Having been an invalid for many years,
there is hardly "A pellet, tablet or capsule
on the market that | have not sampled"
said the sallow complexioned man, "and in
very few cases have | found the number Of
pills in the box to come out even with the
directions. If | had to take two at a time
the box contained twenty-one or some
other odd number; If three made a dose
there were twenty or some other number
that could not be divided by three. / may
he mistaken, but | sometimes think the
things are thus apportioned in order to get
people to buy another box so as to complete
the dose"
Schoolboy lamplighters shortly after
sunset each evening patrol many Of the
avenues and streets throughout the city,
turning on the electric current in the big
double lights. Some ride bicycles on their
rounds and thus shorten the task. The
boy has to open a door at the base Of the
lamppost and push a lever upward. The
door il opened by mean ms of an instrument
that looks like an %overgrown skate key.
Each of these youthful lamplighters has
from forty to sixty lights to take care Of
daily. His pay is small but sufficient.
The manager Of a big automobile renting
tL-t L. La @1-~
the problem Of lawbreaking chauffeurs