The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-03
SUNBEhMs.

-" He was an able drinker," saw, m.
obituary notice Of Denver citizen.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young Is in Hartsort
on business connected with the publication Of 49,
book
When you 20 to the Centennial he z,c,
to take your dog along and enter him for the dos g.
free pass is furnished every exhibitor.
"A despatch from Michigan to the Chi
cago Tribune Gays that young man named W,r,.
caught in Grand river a bass with a fu.sroua lS.
mouse In It.
The Pine River Valley and Steven,
Point Railroad from Lone Rock Wis., to RE ai.na
Centre. a distance Of sixteen and one nfth ms, a.
rails made Of maple wood, LAID oak ties Iros r,,
are used only curves where there Is good dsa al
side pressure.
Lille Tompkins was an English cir,
employed In her aunts store at Pero Turkey se,~r,,
years ago One day she was sent to Prince y11saS
palace with some articles that his principal wife ana
purchased, and she never returned. The Prince, ace
Sultan, made her his fourth wife.
John Smidt, who claimed to be Ro-
man Catholic priest, was lately made q member Of
Boston Baptist church. The baptism was Witnesses N
aereat assembly, including the proprietor Of the Je
ferson Hotel, wno that Smld once boarded VIA
him, and slipped away without paying.
An incident at a murder trial in Glas-
gov Is recalled by the London World medical IN
pert was asked whether there was poison that vouh
Kill without leaving trace. and he replied that h
could mention several but he refused to name them
and the presiding Judge sustained him. lie afiervAS
received over hundred letters asking for nformsss
on the subject. somo OF them he thought persos
who Intended to use the knowledge criminaly.
"A gentleman in Danbury, Conn, hM
long been annoyed by hIs neighbOrs nens which made
daily practice Of rowing through front garden ana
back yard. And what did this worthy gentleman dep
He JUST went patently and put some old hats aud bag
mn hla and han HAL kaWa
came on their marauding expeditions those that csms
to scratch remained to lay. lie had all the frerk
eggs he wanted this spring, and has sold o. 90 worth -
the man that owns the hens
Louis J. Jennings, in letter TO the
Worddescribes the hotels lodging places OF Londcs
He says that the hotels generally patronued by Amen
cans are Longs, Clardges. Fentons. Miss Edwardsr,
the Bruns wick, and the Langhami that their BEE
close iventlated, the charges very hlgh
and the cooking In three Of them bad. man bio
wife cannot live in them for less than $50 week Ne
where In England the comforts Of the best AmerL
hotels be had you cannot wink without beins
charged for IT," Asto lodgings. mo one knows sny-
thing about the perfectons to which the OF rob-
berry has been brought who has through tho
hopper OF . London lodging house mill" Inc exrs
charges usually amount to more than the regular prizes
OF the Some Of the restaurants are good. and
moderate IN prices. new and large ono furnishes
meal for three shiings and si1pence. about dOlla
In currency consisting of soup. nsh two entrees
joint and ices, all Of The best quality.
The Prince of Wales visited the CryS
tai Palace at sydenham July TO- As he appeared
leading the Queen OF the Hellenes, followed BY the
Princess Of Wales, leaning on her brothers arm. an
English cheer In hearty welcome. Immediately
| following the King Of the Heienes came the Duchess
of Teck and the Russian Ambassador the Duke OF reck
lea1ng the Duchess de Mouchy As the royal group
cupied the das 1t that the toiletes worn By
| the Prince OF waes the Queen OF the Heenes, and
tile Duchess de Mouchy varied greatly from the
color which composed the majority of the dresses
present. The Princess of Wales complete Cos
tune OF dove.colored silk aud cashmere with fan 10
match. The bonnet was OF similar hue, composed
mainly Of ostrich feathers and awreath OF cOnvolvuu
magnificent "Gcn. Jacquemiuot" rose adorned the
front of Royal Hghness's robe. The Queen Of tha
Heone, who occupied the central chair Of those pre-
pared for the royal party, Gttred In costume Of
lavender mingled with drab TARTAN and enriched with
trimming Of deep crimson and roses OF correspond
ing hue. The Duchess de Mouchy appeared In a SKI
blue OF singular elegance, and Lady Cowper ID
robe which looked like rainbow Just before 1t nnali
disappears from sight. The Pnncs OF Wales and ths
King Of Greece appeared In ordinary morning costume
rather IN the plain black rock coat now worn al
mnst universally as a species u nalf dress.
"A search through the English news
papers reveals the whereabouts OF those actors and
| actresses who known IA America, but who have
been abrent Of late Kate santley who brought owes
opera bouffe troupe. is appearing ia orenbach's
pieces In the large English cities. Frank Frayno
| whose shoouns Oh an spp'e on n's "he' hesu "i-
miliar here, has made great hit ia Liverpool Maggie
| Moor. ana r W,u.m.op q m nlax,ny . atrnck on y
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At the London Adephi Adelaide Nelson Is playing
sne 9us ~,ii 30" s'.,s ~. Her
| we'll tour preyious to her rsturn 20 America Edith
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| Shalhs /" uisentAseu D'oH pouSiSaui' !" On MS "At
to this country appear Ia Ph Adepaia Ia Septen-
| nv po,,on In octoher and later nj WALLACE. 1 T.
IN nuha Vol fau
appear In Irish cities In September IN Scotland In 90
tober and In England In November. LYDIA Thompson
| "A TRAVELLING under Aiexander Handaraont.
meM hcuuersoh ~ soon W "Aiaso WV Sus'ihs Ni"'s
| Theatre. Robert and Bella PatemAn, formerly Oh
pnoth,s counanv have inst returnsd from California
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| 10 LONDON. thelr Ola nome. george H. McDerhoU IL
appearing ~ 9nIee honu"n musio NAL, e'ei' e,e"'Ns'
| His wife, Miy COOK. Is In blrmnghkul. kla Wesner.
the leading chlracter singer Of our variety theatres
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| also performs nightly Of three London estaohshnenA
j. H. NIL burn IA there, too. NAY Williams adyertlses
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| ~ '"e H'"uon cru no '-'e' VI '"o p'"e'p>' 'A'''
OF America and says tht sne Is prostrated Dy par
| sSsi' sne MUS he1 p'o'r"o'oH anu expensive NoA
ness having exhausted her means cOnpes her 10 make
an appeal to her brothers And Sisters foy
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| hu. MISE "iNlihis Is au enthe suahte1 IN ehxlanu'
and by this sad afrctiOn mas been deprived OF Cd,
noUer OF following her nroe.son in This eountrv or Of
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her in connection wltn American theatres