The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-08

steam engines exported from Grcat Britain 49,,
ell 100000 and last year about sic 100000
The German Council of Apriru,,uro
has pcttioned the Imperial Govcrnrn ent to r.s,,,n
| prop sal. to make the customs tarih protective,
| -EX-Queen Isabella is announced fo ro.
enter her good city Of Madrid on the feast of ~.
EPIPHANY, Jan. g. 1870. That day Is known a. tte ds,
| Of Kings and Queens
jacques OGenbach is coming over next
year to direct the Philadelphia Centennial c,actrf.
lie hsslo been DESTROYS OF visiting America tut ba,
| hitherto been deferred by dread OF sea sickness.
Victor Hugo is engaged writing ner
tragedy for Rossi TO play this winter In Pars n.
subject s to be colossal IN tset and eranly tfeitso
and viii be grandy played. Rossl has hcd ne Grand
| Opera House for the occasion.
| Baroness Burdett-Coutts in presenting
price, to the school teachers 81 Exeter Enr,ard 10,
essays upon tho treatment Of animals, EXPIRE - her
belief that teachers formed the best modun for the
| spread OF humanitarian principles.
king Victor Emanuel has n big rroisrt
on hand, VIZ; To reconcile Franco and German. ~,
frst step for tins purpose to advise the rirnz 81
French ballet the gala representation In the scas
| Theatre for the ediGcauon Of his august visitor.
| Many very good people are annoyed
| oy sleepncss In church. The foil owing rsnedg is
| recommended Lift the foot seven inches frCn 10
noor. md hold in suspense without support tor TIE
limb, and repeat the remedy II the att ok returns.
The authorities OF Santiago. Chili,
| Issued an ordinance making It obligatory up,n tttD
owner occupant Of house either to clean. .s-t, OF
whitewash the ronts. ana display the national fis
for the anniversary Of independence which cceC-ics
| September IS.
| 1T will certainly shorten your life,
Harry. II you continue to smoke 80 much." -lcoat
know that" replied the gentleman there's ny sslGsr
who smokes every blessed day, aud now hes. ss,szF
| years OF age" "wen." the reply, "if he hsSnt
| smoked he might have been eighty"
Al n
publicly referring to the famous Brooslyn fet!vAtt .
very fond OF designating him as brother Mco.l,-
Iut nobody has noticed that the famous rcvNa Ant las
ever returned the compliment by speaking Of the IL.
| mouth pastor as Brother Bcechor."
-Moltke was the cynosure OF all eyes
during the recent Royal Imperial review q 90
troops on the Place dArmes Milan. lie was ob b,,
neld amid shining Italian stan. and con nlultutsd
| highly the local soldlery Emperor Wiusn AMI tae
King gloped about their chargers but were lesser
| stars.
A full-blooded English setter OF Thomas
W. Lane OF the United states postacar service while
hunting at West Boxbury Mass last week. brought TO
his master large pocketbooS. containing $l-5 in
| rency ana some valuable papers, belonging to Mr..
| Langley Of Camordgoport Tue dog 80
silver collar as reward for his sagacity.
In 1870 the German women decided
that thereafter they would chgnons and
other French modes ana fashions. The decision vas
maintained during the war Out tha once ON ef aud the
fashions mill again started. the German far ,eI
couldn't Withstand the pressure, and again applied IN
the proper quarter for b0nnets dresses. The
purlsts Of Germany quite beside Themselves
this feminine hckicness.
AT n recent meeting of German no.
men held Gotha It urged that the nrst Of Ger
man Courts should set the example Of simpc,iy and
good taste In female fashion Frau Morg,n.tern a
Berlin replied that T. Court Eufops zach
the prnoey ladies distinguished by smilit5 a-a
modest toilets much at the Berlin lag e,iil
Court, and that at Berlin It IS the pluocEacf sit,h
fayors e1rayagant fashions ana IL, unic-'ulat..J,
Inucn more generally Initiated than the Court
Herr Lasker, the famous deputy in the
German Parliament anu intimate friend Of ls CDl-
cell r. denics perenptorily the French charge l4t r
lin has become nest Of bandits and prost.ates lie
that rman families still pure, ana Tat D.
only natural city OF s5OOO0 nhaOitints ~ hirs
afcv 10, u servants ana tllcyes. Moreover.
would have false OF Paris, sh0lg ht lolss
It By Eusene sues Nysierics' lie thinks 40 taai
little religion Il necessary fJr nation, ani ti.i r
| many has just about enuu IN.
"A part OF the exterior OF Westminster
Abbey Is undergoing the process Of rciicllx. Tat
portion known as The north porch near 81 MirsIrc..
Church, has FOR time past shown sy-4ptys0- =
decay ana has been decided to refc' 10 f4f
large circular Window the recessed areAcI en-
trance 10 TIE Aohci. The woS " u also Include The
rciacing OF the turcls and towers al the e, lu wet
Angles OF the elevation as wei hs tue tulf Massive
turcsscs eacn SIDE u the cenira entrance and the
two similar butrcssc, each ausc I'll OF WHICH are In
yeTl dccayci state.
"A Methodist preacher travelling in the
hsck tement OF western state stopped at cal o,
where al OLD lady received him very kindly g1yas hin
~arm supper. and asking MANY questions; stranger
whore noukht you b. from 2" MADAM, / rrs.4r 10
shelby county, kcniucky" oval, stranger hops no
onencc. but what mou-ht you be doing GU here"
MADAM. an ooSnT for the lost sheep Of the NIB,
OF Israel" "John," shouted the old lady, "h'rts q
stranger all the way from KENTUCKY hunting lost
stock, and IN Just bet my life that od curl' haired
black ram that came into our yard last seeA one %
hisen."
r Mr.. Taylor OF Springfield, H., awoks
recent morning WITH his throat The ma.teI
puzzled him great deal, because ne knew % he had
gone TO bed With whole neck His razor, tmcared
with blood. the bed, aud he smct talorOform.
lie was aware. too. that NJ Stevenson wss bi nya 10
the Affections OF This led HIM. amer criiesi
reflection. to believe that Mr. Stevenson had - len tt1
his ROOM deoprnod his s,eep with chor iortl ir1 ea-
dcavored TO XII him. The wound lad coit nufe %
bleed during the tune OF cositston. and No. t 'as
nearly dead before he had made ny ne "a ifa Vie q
going to live however, aud MI stevenson as her Al
rested.
; An exciting scene occurred On board
Tweny-third street ferry boat the ot e. uoriF s-t
, a. she leaving the does little boy or tse riA
re plank ahead of h. mother, WAC Wa 800 -iiA
to venture, although the man a. the pl4u- ti- rr ne
might As soon the OOat pushed IRON I'D ie
the ad, screamed wildly Bring pacS nat r1 me-
back that boy :" iady stepped forward ar1 to"A ne
10 little fellow by the nand, and shouted u4 a. .'-
{ take OF him" Tae distance wdthei fapily nee
tween them. the SHREK, Of tine frantic noih'r No
n growing fainter and fainter, when 70 rel ei oil al.
1 concerned, Che boat bicS Il into the np.'' Io,A'A'
= the sobbns lady restored 70 her enid
a The ChlTchWdit tells the story oil Wo-
+ man. but without glVluF her nauc WHO became "''