The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-03


often forget that thc earth f. revolver.
The statue of Burns will he erected in
Central Park this year during the Centennial festivities.
The Duke Of Modcna, just deceased,
left thlt historical Grand Duchy. IN his Will to tho
Holy -co
Max Miller insists upon the necessity ot
compulsory and eratmtous education among all tho
nations of M earth.
Tile fast trains 20 armed with rcvov-
cts-twcnty per ualn. They liable to meet with
distinctions the tracks.
Marshal MaCMahOn expresses the great
est Difference for the new e.senators Of France He
was senator himself under Napoleon ILL.,
According to the PctcrsboUTghD Listdls
an omnibus line will be csta shed from ST. Peterburg
to tronsiadt and run al the winter over the ice
Paris modistes and miliners confess that
the American fashionabes residing In that capital ara
its lifc aud pocketbook TO an apprcciabe extent
-" Helene" novel issued by the Figaro
newspaper IN Paris was recently suppressed 10y tho
police tending to corrupt the youth OF the Republic.
The London Home for Lost Dogs has
kennels Tor four hundred The police send all stray dogs
there, and they are kept three days awaiting owners
after which they eithcr sold or killed.
The last of the Stuarts. Lady Louisa
stuart, has died at Castle Traquair, ten miles from
Ednbufg1. at the age OF 80 She was descended In d.
rect line from the royal house Of the snarts, and
very accomplished and learned woman.
Poole, the renowned tailor of London,
Is tail, robust square. mulberry old raw.bone chap.
but he cut the finest and trousers in all
Europe, aud crowned heads bow to his SCISSORS. lie
pssees for more than the ninth part Of man
The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil
VIII arrive In New York in April. Their MaJcstee n-
tend to travel throughout the United States incoe aud
will give special attention to the common school sys-
tem with view Of stirring up the Drazians In an
educational sense when they get back home.
"A strange minister oficiated at a sub
urban pulpit last Sunday. and among the notices bo
read rcqu sting the ladies to send IN refresh
ments for the cato Of fair which to be held dur
ing the week. The clergyman innoccntly read II
"reresnmeuts for the calf the audience Uttered.
"A Richmond man bought some clothes
to be ia readiness Tor the funeral Of his mother.
VIII supposed TO be uyug, but she recovered, and
he returned the apparel claiming that the purchase
was conditional 1Ac merchant refused TO take back
the goods, andhas been sucd Tor tue paid for
thea.
The Suez Canal is rapidly filling up
with ssud dtbrs &C. aud the Engi, eniunccrs say it
Will DC necessary to deepen &c. Dredging VIII require
another outlay Of pounds si Ring Great caution was
ob-cryoa daring tAc passage Of H. NJ. 5. serapi with
the Prince OF Wales board, TO preycnt scrdpng
foulins TIER bottom
A hundred years ago four newspapers
were published in New YorS, the Rogal GoseHscr.
organ OF the British aut' lfnc.. the Arrcu9 tn en-
stUthoaa Gds,Uc, end te Nsic lOri J.nra0i, tho
OF the OF llncrfy, published lV ohm Holt.
who at oAe tine Was comp led t0 take groceries and
other goo !s IN exchange for his paper.
A little hvo-ycar-o.d was told by his
grandmothor that al suoh terms " by goly," "by
lingo" by thunder" a were ouy mncc oa,hs, aud
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tracing the p,dgreco OF NJ George II. Pendlcton. lie
nuds-Nhat few VII wonder That Pcudt tom - really
q southern man. ami ono more Norihorlor than an
AmercAl born IN France is . Freedman. Nathaniel
Pendieton Ch,i Jus icc of Georgia. WAC acted no
second u Hamilton IN hi duel with burs was a Viz
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man owning small properly near the CITY Nmlc
'lAhs VAIN sohe nohs ago nc heard cries OF agony
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surAou 'Iree orsAhur' one Oh "hoh heid travellers
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