The Sun.
London, England, 1870-06-13 00:00:00

POOR CHILDREN'S TREAT.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SUN."
give 4,----111 the early part of July it our intention to
1;40, le poor little Arabs attending the Good Shepherd"
col:X(1 and Industrial Schools a day's excursion in the
confine they having little opportunity in their closes and
air courts and alleys of enjoying a " blow of fresh
will las it your rea
luxury
assist us to give the ittle ones
'reat, is a they have no means, of obtain-
be34cept through the benevolence of kind friends.
Bchocliations towards this good object, as well as to the
by, $3l fund, which is very low, will be thankfully received
3'curs respectfully,

D. ANDERSON,
8, Devonshire Honorary Secretary to the Schools.
Grove, Old Kent-road, S.E.

the 7,1. GE METAMORPHOSES.—A correspondent of
frll4 e32 " who signs himself " Decency," and writes
1111 e Theatre, remarks :—" Public authority has
dreBrtaken to purify our streets of the scandal of ipen
13trifed as women. Will the public sense of ety
hie/1 our stage of the other scandal—women dressed as

ave4el.4other fatal boat accident, the fourth within a
faet-' is recorded. On Saturday afternoon seven
a row operatives from Ashton-under-Lyne were enjoying
ai"„uPon the Dee, near Chester, when the water anie
f th:it,e bottom of the boat so rapidly that before either
h,;srl_yer banks could be reached the little party was
41roaw-gl-1., and two young women and a young man were
tr T
t • up LIFEBOAT INSTITIITION.—The inhabitants
▪ AlOgston and Surbiton have contributed, through Mr.
aid ;JjOW. of the Admiralty, the liberal sum of 2130. in
tio e‘ the general fund of the National Lifeboat. Institu-
n.
with 1,---tr• Dow had previously collected, in conjunction
cost "'tr. Malcolm Goldsmith and other gentlemen, the
the V, the Civil Service lifeboat stationed at Wexford, on
41114;:1811 coast, which has already saved a considerable
!ilipbnel of lives from various shipwrecks; and the annual
iu tiCel.r,Pf which is exclusively subscribed by gentlemen
Service of the Crown.
ollailac,°,VßlCY OF A CAVE.—The North-Eastern
`-'ol:Apany are now forming a new line between
-Purn' a4cl -Helmsley, which passes through the Caulkless
gra„eof thereambletons in a deep cutting, near Stone-
ellatti) ,at a depth of nearly thirty feet, Alarge
114041,1 n the oolite rock has been discovered. man
Pinkie has been down into the cavern, which he
hay!, the Contain water-worn pebbles and stalagmite. He
fthree „e Om, Daher is as large as an ordinary room, and has
b'elungs fr it, into one of which he ventured a
~ ego, 7.,_ could see, but hearing water and finding a sudden
put alle fle returned. At present the entrance is covered,
48 eo exploration will eventually be made. The cave
b, A 4;:arae horizon as the famous Kirkdale Cave.
"" at i'llost A eIUNCE.—The Prince of Wales.
dinaerr,,-e-s- a well-delivered blow at the system of public
His presence was begged at the anniversary.
With hinuer s
the Sick Children's Hospital. He promised,
18 usual kindness that he would attend, but ex-
10 Gf f a desire that he 'might be allowed to edit the I are. His ogo, of is Royal Highness then cut down the cata-
ll
aequeo. enh'ees, entremets 7.eleves, rOtis, &c.,-and the con-
wss that within sixty-two minutes from the time.
4gis ernrvlN tixo soup, the Royal chairman was on his
l'eaoe.,,,ing the speech for which his presence had been
'"aecf"i't• In this way about an hour and a half were
4110:1 ex,.! BaY nothing of the benefit as regarded stomach

byVIL LE and Co., Belfast, are the largest holders
tii„,'l'Y in Uledical the world. Their Old Irish Whisky
pron in eferenCe to French brandy. up
is r onimendeFl
oti a '33.caslis and ceases for home use or exportation. Quotations
tilier,l3l)heo.tion to Messrs DITNVILLE & Co., Royal Irish Dis-
h'irD.,lei.l4, Belfast ; or at their London Oftes, 4, Beitufort Buildings
W
•