The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-07
SUNBEAMS.

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wife OF his son.
Poker Schenck is a guest Of Trcnor W.
| Park in ne inneton, Vt
The Mikado Of Japan has had gor-
| geous carriage bullt In London
-Hewas twenty-one years did, she sixty
| one, and ;hey married In Concord.
The Rev. Dr. Culyer says that the pul.
pit Ia more influential ths cSntry than in any other
Miss Abbott, the Boston singer, impor-t
tuned the Pope bess her voice. aud he instead ad
| vfcd her to pray.
A mad dog ran rroM sudbury TO ASKS,
land Mass. twelve niics. 5i'iug dozen dogs, tvol
| horses, and chiid On the WY
The Rev. .. A. Kendrlck convicted OF
Beechersm In Columbus. Ga, has paid nne Of $500.
and been released from prison. !
The LOO year for the poet laureate
Of England - reality. but the pipe of sherry" wac
done away with IN S0ufhey's time.
Two girls were carrying between Them
pail OF milk. in Carsville Va when stroke OF light
| ming killed and stunned the other.
Jennie Lee. who has acted Joe IN tho
| play OF BLEAK House." In LONDON for one hundred
nights. represents him with bare, muddy feet.
| "A twelve-year horse thief was i'm !,
prisoned In Virginia He had he said. led asray
| by reading the Jack sheppard style OF stories.
| Mary Clemmer Ames says that for only
twenty minules-the twenty succeeding the sixth bal.
lot nomination day-did anne expect the nonIinas
| ton.
| Miss johnson IL a Georgia singer whose
fell upon her hearers ike silver spray upon
sea Of molten gold dotted with boating diImonds ana
\ precious pcarls"
| "A New York correspondent OF the ST. u
Louis HsDtbAodR says that LORD Mandevle was senn
| here by his family 70 get him away from noted
| Itansn countess.
| Bishop Gilmour OF Cleveland says tbah
the Catholics were the nrsi to proclaim lite vrgn
soil the principle OF universal religious liberation"
| The reference Ia to Marylsnd.
| In the Sdnttdrtdn DR.. Peck calls ate
tenon to the odor OF the aantus tree, and says thaA
| the whole medical profession should raise its votes
against using the poisonous tree tor city shade.
| The Independent regards " the de-
| rrudeu Christian sects Of Turkey without Bbe or
education irreconcisbly hostile to each other, az
unnued to be successors to the sultan IN power 4
| Two wives OF an Atlanta negro cons
tested their respective claims upon him for
support. but proved that he had III ird and por
| wife. which relieved him from their demands howe
ever his defence got him indicted as blgamist. Z
Mrs. McQuillan had faith in the genu-I
neness Of the conversion Of Cinnamon by the San Fln
cisco MISSION and she hired for homework convera
who had been regarded marvel Of piety lie robbed
her of Jewelry and silverware within week, wan
| imprisoned. Then another Chnanan, supposed 10 bo
friend Of the other entered her house at night antb
| chopped her nearly TO death with hatehet.
The Dutch colonial policy has resem-
bled that OF the English East Indian Company. winch
regarded the exclusion of missionaries tustinabe.
| Thus Java, with native population of thirteen
| millions. has been allowed 20 become Mohsmmedan.
Lattefv sx Dutch missionary sooietos began aboY
the island. There rs, however, strong anti mission
party 10 the colony and the missionaries ind tho
heather thoroughly hardened against me gospel.
"A translation OF the ordination service,
OF the Buddhist priests In ceylon has been made. Tho
candidates repeat the ten laws preceps Of the priest
hood. This Buddhist decalogue which ia strictly en-
Joined In all the BUDDHIST churches probably dates
70 the founder OF the reugton, sakye NUM- himself ~
sntons abstinence from destroying life. theft fornca
ton. lying. strong drink. eating at forbidden umsp
dancing, singing. shows. sdornng and beaatfyiDg th
person. using nigh or large couch seat, and recey
| ing gold or silver. 4
VIM. Lloyd Garrison says il Is we'll ini
time OF prctentious jubstion like the present. 10 ~
member wherein the countrys fathers untrue To
their own theory Of "inaiienabie human rtghts" ana
10 their aromatic declaration that government de-
rves Its Just powers from the OF the
Garrison ADDS; "Imme~urable was the evil done pp
those whose praises are now to be everywhere rec,
hearsed thougs they wthout spot or blefnish
and had been sernly fathful tAsseAd Of grossy re-
creant 20 their professions"
George Smith, the Asyriologist, u ON
his return from hosui the plague which has prokxs
Out on the Euphrates having npedod his OF ek-
eavaon. While in quarantine. he discovered what h
believes to be the site OF Carchemish the capital Of the
great Htte nation and city which promises TO YIELD
~ interesting and important collection OF remains an
Nneveh itself. The nuner specimens or sculpture
among LIS ruins SHOW that Htte art partly Egyp-
an and partly Assyrisn. In faot, the Hisite capital
formed the meeting place OF Egyptian Assyrian M
| nuenees In the Bsst.
During the first half Of every month:
while money plenty with manen OF Virginia Cioy
sixteen gambling saloons In thst place never close.
Three sets Of dealers day ana AssistAnts keen tina
| games going without cessation u became common for
restaurant and lodging hcus ksepers. grooers, and
others 20 sue che miners for debt this gave tno
clerks OF the mine companies much going to
and from the Justices courts with their books AMI
order was gwen to dismss any on whose WAGES q
sarnshee placed. ThN rule aas hurt the basu
OF the gamblers. becausc the miuer are less roc
| with their wngcs. \
| Mark Twain's description of the hap
piest boy in the viiiarc "Hucticscrrv was slways
dressed In Che csston CLOTHES OF fun grown MOL and
they perennial bloom and nuttering with rags
His hat wa' vast ruin with wide crescent Ioopsd
our OF lite brim his coat. when wore one hung nesr
TO his heels had he buttons FAR down tho
back but supported his troussrs Ind
seat OF his trousers o~egcd low snA no
the frineed le drsggou In the whom not ro lied
Hucksberry came ana went at hb own free viii. He
sept on doorsteps IN me westher and In empty hogs
heads In weti he did not have 60 school or %
church. or call being master obey any body he
could 60 nshing or swimming when where he chose,
and stay a. long as u suited him nobody FORBADE him
TO night he could cit up as late he pleased he
always the fret boy that barefoot in the spring
and the last 10 resume leather In fall never he'd
TO wseh nor put on clean clOhos he could swear won
aerfub. In word. everything that goes " make ne
precious that boy had" 4
| "A member OF the dramatic company
| with which Miss Eytinge travelling when she at.
tempted suicide, says in the Drdmahe Heosi Tho
COMPANY were in tho same hotel. aud we're summoned
as the two doctors In attendance could not control
her Violence was used 10 control her She tAken
from her bed and placed q mattress the moor.
Collier and Sudley held her down, but when tho DOC
tor endeayored TO get glass Of mustard wafer to
her mouth. she said No, no, let me die, want to
die, l don't want 20 iver ana her strength was such
that spite Of the combined strength OF two men.
both powerful, she broke away nom them, upset tho
glass OF mustard and water. aud rolled herself "a tho
mattress, saying again, don't want to llye.' Bnt
the doctor tod them to persist. however violent they
might seem, and they succeeded On dragging her back
OF the mattress, ana held her down while another held
her he.d Then the doctor got her in that position
that she was forced TO swallow and second glass Of
mustard ana water went down. Even then she
claimed q shall do II again and bitterly reproached
| unah had aNaI 49,