The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-04
SUNBEfMS.

-Ihe Bfule rVer IN Wisconsin is light
dashing streim and great place Tor trout One part,
took 800 there with the ny the week before last
On brick pile in New Orleans n how
was found tcd in sack lie had been nut there h,
his father, who had left him without food for ,bre.
days.
"A Pennsylvania camp meeting wos
recently broken up by siV poor little .kunks rbs
devil comes Ia various gulscs. AMI this particular oue
not to be prayed down.
Mime. lie Vert il in Salt Lake CITY. She
IL rcadtg for the Mormons, and collecting material.
for volume OF her Western travels to be called Tbs
Wonder Land Of the West"
AT the meeting OF the negro conven.
tion IN Richmond the scenery the back Of the stas.
reprcse nted kitchen. Some Of the delegates REGARDED
this a. an intended insult, and angtily compelled
chang"
-" Say, mister" said n solcd-lookiue
boy on the wharf do you give piece o. water
melon 10 a poor boy whose flther'n mothers dead n
who goes to Sunday school. n mas got sore hoeig"
The man was deeply touched. and gave him large
slice.
White Pine county in California does
not contain clergyman Of any denomination and tn,
Eureka Sentinel AYERS that "all Christian Pogompneu
who desire the skcn cord fastened In artistic man.
ner bv OF God have to go to the Base Range To
have It done"
The Boston Neics reaflirms the truth
Of the story that the execution Of siurtcvant the
derer In the Jail yard at III mouth Mass scarcely
over. when tho gates opened Of women
boys, and girls given chance to the body Of
the victim. The Cd Colony Memorial denies this.
The Consolidated Virginia Mine is send
ing forth steady stream OF wora $1,000 per hour
or more than dollar two seconds The stock Of
this mine IL quoted at t2g5 share Three years
was selling for t2o. In one leaped to TO- and
later to nearly $500 the vagaries Of Nevad,
mining stocK.
The sentinel, OF Denver, Col, saws
that father Of stenbcrgcr. Prime Minister Of
the samoan Islands, has an elder brother who wac q
boon companion Of Grant in the twenty years ago
The father, who now lives IN Pueblo. saws that the
Prime Minister his proferment to Grants nemory
Of Odd anu hilarious times.
The Davenport Democrat reports that
four yourg men have found a cave on the Mississppi
entered by night OF rude steps broad noor wa,
strewn with ashes and It contained skeleton withs
BIZ head and wooden leg fastened by leather strps
almost petrined. and bronze buckles The Depocrq,
supposes that this skeleton Ia a relic Of prehistoric
times
Professor Brunn. of Munich condemns
as works Of the Cndue Cen; period the ebrated
ONYX vases In Naples and Brunswick. A, the Bruins.
wick vase 1t may not matter 50 much since doubts mad
before been entertained about its antiquity notWh
standing the fact Of Its history bang known blcato
the $50. But TO throw suspicion the Farnese
Tizza at Naples must. when It Is done by person Of
BRUINS authority. lead to grave doubts to The
The experiments which have been re-
Gently made at the joint expense Of the prin
clUa gas companies Of LOud1n and conducted by Mr.
Vernon HarcOurt anu Dr. siemens In oricr to asccr.
tain the best means Of eliminating sulphur impurities
from gas, have failed to be Immediately productive Of
any practical result and have been discontinued The
experiments were estimated 70 1t between 40 and
1000, but they have exceeded outlay Of 5000
In the course of Baptist docirinal
sermon delivered IN Green bo-o "a, the reverend
colorcd preacher illustrated the difference between the
Baptist aud Methodist churches by relating anec.
dotc. "sgme years ago mn fej ed 1ieon snd piled
to jine de Baptist church. He gin in his s9srCnce and
jected So he went right itriigt and lined do
Meiodis' Some time after dat bruider Bap'is' ared
him How dis2 We wouldn't hab you, and dc Mefo-
os' Jun tux YOU oh, s.ys he, you old Bapis want
to me pay cash down, tut de Meiods giu me six
munths' credicS.'"
This is the story that was told by
Cincinnati gambler. with the profanity left out "shs
"a biz as skinned Eorse, and her eyes red
She come ringing at the bell and when went out she
was asniveng She said she'd give her br ither go
to buy him coat, and he lost IL aplaying agnst my
game. out with tcndollar note give II to her,
and guess she could have another n she'd SWIVEL
led more. Next night Jack In, and said he
had good one on me- He'd heard this woman telling
how she d played with the brother dodge, and how
It to fool the old man.. Then the story ended
with garnil hing OF oaths.
a hurry thinking he had graEed an OLD gentleman's
anhle)-Bcg pardon. Old Genticman-Eh2 Ponts
Stranger Qoudcr)-I beg your pardoni Old Gentleman
unconscious Of any hurtl-Wny Polite stranger-ln
afraid sicked you-. Ola Gentlemln-Eh? Polite
Stranger (shoutiug)-l kicked you. Old Gcntlcuan
(surprsedl-wha' for? Polite StranRer-It was quite
by accident. Old Gentleman mot catching itl-Eh2-
beg your pard. Polite stranger Goaing in his esr)
Accident! Old Gentleman u artng bless my soul
you don't say 80! Where? WhcreP l hope nobodTs
killed. Polite stranger PUSHES on ald loses his uainJ
The experience of the Rev. DR.. Charles
Burrou, his 90 missionary Is told by the Hartford
Chutcbmdn. Mr. Bur- oughs, y 10 was ihe pastor ofs
Portsmouth church, spent summcrv cltion the lslet
OF shoa.s. Thcre he found di pdlt ID long unused
church which he repaired at his own expense and oe
cupied every sunday during his stay. He worked hard
week days too, in the spituh Interest of the peo
pie. After his farewell discourse he had just pusaed
ont in q saboat that was TO Gerry him home, when
man ran lalloong over the hill. The Clergyman de
embarked To meet the messenger whose erand wac 10
present bill fOI tie of the church. The congre-
gallon had by vote, afr the sermon, 1xed upon what
they regarded as moderate price. The bll Wa paid.
and the sonay returned his LABOR In thas
| negnborhood
We have received from poet IN Penn
| tyyana some Death that are OF a very in
prcssye character, anu, think entirely 'urpa"
the finest productions OF q. Washington Cmids, A H.
We quote the following lines as specimen;
| Death takes the friends We dearly love,
| liut whom We hope To meet above,
In that land OF peace. and .oye,
| On the other side OF tae river.
| Then let US and all.
| Ola and young, great aud small.
| Living ON tins earthly bali,
| Prepare To face death rightly.
| For he win take us every one,
| Living here beneath the sun,
! When our earthly course IL run,
| whether we are prepared or no.
son We are not prepared TO 70,
| our cnd WI bc IN endless woe,
lev nKlug % .ul fra
VIII shout We've got you at last;
Among the good things said about
Goet0e on the recent anniversary Of his hirth, 10
strange 10 few illusions to MS personal beauty.
In Ms Ode Mr.. Blyard Taylor says Of Fate;
Proud beauty to the Doy she gave
A M thut bubbiru song vet lurtd the bee
An eye OF night "a torchral pure and free"
His mother wrotc3 There skatci my WollganR IKE
arrow among the groups. H., wilma had reddcno hI
checks and b'own his hair l threw HIM my crimson
fured CLOAK he fastened with the golden clasps ID
front, threw the his arm and away he went
over the ice, axe son " ne GOdsl Amy thing beau
tful never seen and clapped my hands with 10y
Lewis saws He reached strasburg the "a OF ApnF
l770. lie now turned OF twenty, and more mag
nincCnt youth never entered the SrasbuTg yates lie