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Superivtendents of Vaccination 91 twice a wk 3 weeks.

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TRACING A LOST STUD

Some odd stories of the recovery of lost diamonds are told by an old Union square jeweler. One of them is his own experience,

*‘One day last June,’’ he says, ‘‘1 happened to recollect that I was going to a reception. Before leaving the store I wrapped my two karat diamond stud in a piece of tissue paper and slipped it into my vest pocket. After dinner, while dressing in my room, I went to my pocket to get the stud. It was not there. I put my hand in my fob pocket, thinking it was surely there; then in the other vest pocket, then in the inside pocket, and then in my four trousers pockets, but it was in none of them.

** *T left that on my desk,’ I thought. ‘I will find it there in the morning. I will put on a plain gold stud tonight.’

‘*The next morning the stud was not to be found at the store. I thought of svery step I had taken on the way home, and then called our porter.

** ‘George,’ said I, ‘just before I went home last night I slipped a diamond stud, wrapped in tissue paper, into my pocket, and, starting out of the store, went across Broadway, through Union square at Fifteenth street, going to the left of the fountain, and then up the center path to Seventeenth street and Fourth avenue; I went down the right band side of Seventeenth street to Sec- ond avenue and then home. On my walk bome I have a distinct recollection of putting my hand into my pocket for my penknife or something else. J must bave pulled out the stud and dropped it. Now I want you to follow that path and look curefully every step of the way, and I don’t wapt you to come back until you have found the stud.’

‘*He started out and in less than half an hour returned with the stud. He had found it, still wrapped in the pa per, in the gutter, a few steps this side of Second avenue, and he went home happy that night with a $20 goldpiece in his pocket.’’—New York Sun.

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DANA AS AN : EDITOR

In all matters of detail, in literary manner, in the use of words, in gram- mar, punctuation and typographical method he was the most careful and ex- acting of editors. One time an editorial contained two lines of poetry in type of the same size as that of the text, and, as I was the author of it, Mr. Dana pent me an edifying note under the fa- miliar signature, ‘‘Reason, Revelation, Science, Philosophy and Esthetics all require that these lines should have been put in small type.’’ Upon another occasion, when he thought a verb had been improperly used in a manuscript, he wrote an admonitory sentence, ‘To say ‘there are’ im this passage would be unpoetic and consequently disgusting.’’

He took the blame whenever an error escaped his eye. ‘‘I take shame to my- eelf,’’ he wrote one time when the au- thor of an editorial had confounded Boston brown bread with Graham bread, ‘*for having printed this thing without scrutinizing it. The Sun is ignorant and wrong.’’

One day a man in California had sent an inquiry to the editor of The Sun **Will you please tell me how to be- come a Christian?’’ and as I often dealt with religious questions at the time this appeal was received Mr. Dana blue penciled the back of the man’s note with these words: ‘‘Why not give him a ripping answer? Give him the social- ist side of Christianity.’’

When the writer of a book review bad italicized eight or ten of his words, Mr. Dana commented thus: ‘This re- view is the best in the whole lot and is very good, but why in the world an ex- perienced writer like —— wants to pepper his manuscript with nasty little italics I can't imagine.’’

When the writer of an editorial para- graph in The Sun wrote of ‘‘Govs. Cameron and Crittenden,’’ the ever watchful critic in the sanctum got after him in a note left for me: ‘*The term ‘govs.,’ ‘gens.,’ ‘capts.,’ etc., is dis- gusting. The titles have no plural as attached to any individual name. They should be repeated, or a circumlocution should be used, 7

In an editorial article printed in bre- vier type there had appeared an extract in agate type. The grammatical subject of a sentence was in brevier, while the verb for it was in the subsequent agate line. Mr. Dana wrote for my benefit: ‘“‘This passage from big type to little is contrary to all sound principles of typo- graphical elegance. Greeley used to make the passage and country newspa- pers still make it, but it is wicked.’’

When a writer for The Sun once de- scribed a man as ‘‘too condemn smart,’’ the phrase was highly offensive to Mr. Dana, who wrote a caustic comment upon it in three words, which need not be here printed.—John Swinton in Chautauquan.

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COAL FORMATION

It will be remarked that the deposits of anthracite are found in very moun- tainous regions. The difference between this bard and what are called the soft coals was explained to me by the late Professor William B. Rogers. When the contraction of the earth’s surface took place by which the mecuntain re- gions of Pennsylvania and a few other parts of the carboniferous series were formed, these mountains were thrown up, turned ever and twisted in sucha manner as to cause the materials of vegetable origin of which coal is formed to become coked, or partly coked, under extreme pressure. It is due tothat pres- sure and accompanying heat that the anthracite coals are hard and virtually free from bitumen; while, under other conditions, the bituminous or semibitu- minous coals are soft and more friable, containing more bituminous element. In some other parts of the earth’s sur- face where coal is found the so called brown coals and lignites have not been subjected to the measure of heat under pressure sufficient to convert them into true coal.—Edward Atkinson in Cen- tary.

Where the Ticket Went.

In an elevated station ona rainy day, faust before reaching the ticket chopper’s box, a woman dropped her ticket. It dis- appeared as completely as though she had never hac®:, +e looked around on the floor, but it was nowhere to be seen. It was very strange.

‘*Look in your umbrella,’’ said the ticket chopper. Skecarried an umbrella, which was closed, but not rolled up. She turned it with the bandle end down and the ticket dropped out on the floor. She smiled as she picked it up and put icin the box. The ticket chopper said nothing. H- had seen this happen be- fore.—New York Sun.

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