The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-26

clergy Of England and Wales Is te3,ooooOo
"A shipment of twenty-five boxes OF
Chnamens bones was recently maze at san Francisco
for China.
Wild turkeys aud geese are being ex-
ported from San Francisco to New Zealand in order to
be acclifuatcd there.
The Sheriff of Perqumaus county. n.
c.. weighs 40 pounds. When prisoner IL refractory
he nts down on him
In a letter to his niece, Miss Aitken.
Thomas Carlyle characterizes vivscction "bruta1-
ing" to the opcrator.
Charles @. Leland, we'll known as
"nans Brenann.' is sbou, 70 publish volume VI
"Pidgin- English sing.souE"
John Murray sat in q window, in Balti-
more, cut his toe nsis fell out stuck the knife blade
into his side. ana bled to death.
"A youth aged sixteen married a widow
aged forty, in Des Moines but tho youth weighed ,wo
hundred pounds aud the widow only ninety.
"A member of the Left in the French
Assembly has onersds resolution suppress the En-
bassy to the Pope and cconomlzs the pay OF s22ODJ
Glasses have boon formed IN Boston for
the study Of events hundred years ago The members
to understand what things being celebrated.
A fair is now in progress at Munich in
which 036 different Of fowl 337 Of doves aud
Of birds are marked down Carrier pigeons held ~
from Is to go.
-IIatton, the English play wright, has
dramatlzed Hawthonsr "scIrict Letter." aud VIII
produce the piece at Newcastle with Louisa Howard ~
Hester Prynue
Marshal MacMahon has consented to
pardon those Communists condemned for their 20
liticnl course who have exhibited good behavior N
the psnal colonies.
Warming up to his subject and desir
Gus Of giving AZ possible practical illustrates
OF his idea. English revvAlist sid down baIus.
tiers Of bic puipn 70 how easy oackalids
-" mean murder, damn you, | mean
murder" were the closing OF letter sent in
Denver, bya woman 70 a aud abe really meant
murder, Tor ON the next day she saot at hn Ia tao
street
Boys in Humboldt, Nevada, having got
all the fun possible OF tying tin pals dogs tabs,
explode Chinese bombs under the chars OF bar.
room oungers. In one instance mans legs were ter
ribiy burned.
-Habey, a candidate for Senator in
Paris nominated representative " WORK
ingmen but. much ANNOYANCE Of supporters,
the discovery has been made that he owns property
worth 10000 francs
"A cat at u Detroit fire rescued her kit
tens by bravey entering the burning building asd.
dragging them out and her reward 3. sdJpuon ~ =
wealthy old womin who will feed daintics dur
ing the rest Of her life
"A woman near Bolton, Eng, sold somo,
impure milk from her farm. ana the result vio-
lent outbreak of typaoid AMI MIX poisoning from
which twonty people died. the woman who owne the
farm among the number
The Protestant husband of Roman
C4thonc woman denied burial the Roman Cath
ole cemetery at Port Schuyler n. Y. There
Guibord rioting. The widow quietly withdrew IRON
membership In her church. snd removed the bodice Oh
several relatives from the cemetery
-Birk City Is on Green river, KY, and
close unoer the steep bank by the main u bea
Of auckland At that point loafsr assaiei girl aad
she pushed him brinx He fell the quick
sand and sank At once out Of slght She horri
ned By what she had done that she bscame very M sLA
nearly died.
Many Protestant visitors gathered In
Rome during the early part OF this month auticps
tion OF seeing some hing ST. Peters Church gbtiy
approaching the grand Easter ceremonies which USED
to prevail before 1870 Tue said usitors, however,
were not over hopeful attrbutng the disappointment
in store for them "to mere vain Of the Pope"
The furniture of Queen Elizabeth's
bed chamber At Beaurepaire, Hampshire where SIR
Pexall Br0cas entertained the "Virgin Queen, ha.
Gently been sold rnres ostrich feathers supported
by hons the Ocd. winch coarsely carved
and gded The mirrors vera Of ebony and mother
OF pearl and Of lacker. Taey too, Of very rude
workmanship.
He believed in practical religion, and
so in the course Of his took
Now want TO say word to de sisters. when yo' hAA
washn to do somewha'. an yo' Rits done Jest Yo'
clean up an go right home. Don't stan round Ookin'
VIVA 20 can ind a little coffee, OF little suga' or .
lttle somsthih else TO put IN so pockets. Go nght
home when yos done got frew dat washin'."
"A French farmer, near Bordeaux, to
protect his crops from the recently placed fosr
large heaps OF wood anu dried leaves saturated With
oil. In fOuracre lot and Get fire % them rhey pro
duced thick. black smoke which hung over the
ground ike mist and the temperature became iva or
three degrees higher than Ia adjoining ncds lac cJsA
was estimated at cents an hour for each
"A discussion In England a TO the in
nuehce Of heath gives rise refcreses
ny the P1u udH Gazette, to the Rev William Davies.
vicar Of All saints Here ford died In 1919, A.
OF l0o years lie spent the last thr ynye yeIfs ~
his life almost wholly indoors. never exercising
than by shutting from room to room lie ate
OF the heariest food and drank large quanuue, Of
| wine.
In the new House OF Deputies built 81
Versailles there Is splendid barr0om COR the
| venivnce Of Deputies II Is called La BuSette' n
elegantly furnished, abundaHty supplied vita wu.es
liquors beer. cordias. lemonade sugar and Aier.-
&c waited on by servants IN the state livery, and
than ALL Is scot free aud for nothing though Of
course reserved exclusively tor tLo use VI cnbeTs VI
| the Assembly a.. -
1.-Two of my neghbors," writes COR
respondent In South Carolins. ARE COL H. g. flu-Ara
and Tony. formerly his slave, who goes by nams
OF A. II. Howard Both are members OF our Leglsla-
ture, where both s with perfect equality, making laws
The former. Of course Is Democrat and tn Latter
Radical After adIournmcus tie Colonel supeTnio
his farm, and Tony for him oirpe llsr ak.
ing his meals IN tue gitchen vita the coos"
An old woman died recently in Bristol.
Eng. who owned among other property avery y-uIOs
collection OF studcs from the mule bV well Kno~n
artist. Amarred niece the house at the TINE " her
death thought these were hlsy Improper pnntlHga
and the moment her aged relation die l. blfDe tAena
up Wnen the viii was opened the niece learned
her only legacy was these naughty pictures she
had on mel, anu winch were w'rtA about tiO,JJO,
The Washington CdPtdl has an article
the leading actresses Of the NeH YORK thsArc- pre-
sumaby FROM the pen ~ Miss Clara Norris because ,hs
sometimes writes for the newspaper and At ths
time VI THIS publication vsIung the family Of ne cart
tIfs editor According 10 this article. Miss Ada DyA.
OF walack ives win her father Fourteenth street
is cordial and unaffected, takes hearty interest in
other actresses. avoids gossip aud never BY word Or
look or sSh casts the shadow Of lmputatou lgoA
any woman" Mrs. Rose Ey.nxe OF the Union squsra,
lives In Thirtysecond street, wi IN her children wheA
the city gives frequent dinners theatrical frends
and reads good deal none OF her chirf beaues .fa
her eyes, winch ia darA, yeivety, and tne ef-
feet OF which, strange % may AZ seir, rather loses
than Il enhuuced before the foe n ghs. Her COM
pexon needs no powder nor rous', for It Il warm
olive Oh the stage she Ats decided pref,renu for
black, and her street and dresses are GENERALLY OF
black silk, simply but ee1auty fashioned" Mis- JEFF
freys Lewis Of the Ffu Avenue. Is English and 10
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