The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-15
SUNBEfUS.

is on his way to this country '
Miss Bella st. Clair walked 1OOo milo.
in 1000 hours in woolwich Gardens. London
-Kailronds are conveying, free OF eharoo
the poorer classes between Savannah and the ,u,u,s
The Prince Of Wales is willing TO an.
cept the Presidency OF the English Commission for the
French Expostion Of 1878
In Dublin Inquest on a sailor drowned
while drunk the ci witness was too drunk to bs .,
ahmed and Of the Jurors had to be sent ava, ~,
| the same
Gen. Meredith Read, our Minister In
Greece, has obtained from the Greek Government 70
vocation II the order forDiddng tho circulation Of thu
Bible In that country
"A philanthropist goes to Boston every
day from one u the SUBURBAN vag s. and takes with
him basket Of choice fruit, which he dlstributos
among the chiifren IN the streets.
The tabernacle for Moody and Sankey,
in Chicago. will hol 10000 PERSONS ana be ready Tor
use within few weeks After the revival season thu
structure VIII be converted into stores.
-Boucicault and Fanny Davenport will
play next week in Philadelphia, Kate Ciaxton and
sothorn In Boston, John j. Raymond In Chicago Rors
EJunge IN san Francisco and Wa lack IN Buffalo,
The French writer. Il. About an er-
cessvc bacr OF all thu, Is German says that waano,
i moi grateful for the cru hat once picked up In
Paris CUTTERS AMI that mis- u,lc can only b. appro
ciatei by persons with abnormaliy long ear.
There was squabblo in the New Ua-
ven Superior Court between Titon f. Dool,t,le ana
Charles Ives, two leading lawyers. Doontle charged
Ives with stealing The NE In law case ana they used
bllingsgate for hour, without word from ths
Judge.
Prof. Hitchcock has conf rmod his dis
covery OF transported bowd rs upon the summit Of
Mount Washington 6.293 feet above tide water Hs
obtained rock partially covered by stones welgnlng
hundred pounds and totally unllSe the lodges Of hs
mountain.
In n recent discourse Brigham Youna
said; For fortythrce years have been more or ess
engaged preaching to the people. My taxing organs
are now pretty much exhausted but my general health
is even better than when was young man. I neves
felt better"
An Arkansas Coroner charged the jury
that they to ascertain whether the rntn came 20
his death by accident by Incidence, by the incend
ary" Tne jury returned that he his deata hv
incidence. the knife having incidentally touched
vital part"
In British Columbia Elisha MunselI. a
negro. 10 expected receive the order OF knight
hood He is the sou OF former West Iuiian slave
aud his wfes freedom by her father In
Georgia while she child lie has am lssed large
fortune. and b Intelligent and cultured.
"A business firm in Springfield, Mass,
keeps a sharp lookout ON the manner In which their
CLERKS I've. and II they mad ung man whose eI.
penses far exceed hts regular income he Is quietyis-
charged. In one Instance Ave clerks were turned on
together for getting up party that was known 70 eS
beyond their means.
In Farmington, N. H., on the site Of
vice-Presdcnt Henry wii'on's birthplace, has bees
placed large bo~lder from nell hboring mountain
wcishing ten twelve tons. which the folovins
Inscription; "Hcnry Wilson. Vice.Presl ent u. A
Born here Feb. 49, 1872" This monument has bees
erected by Martin L. Hayes, shoe manufacturer Of
Pennington,
Mr.. Il. j. Smyth, whose speech last ses-
sion electrified the British House OF Commons to that
degree that DIZZY positively tu-ned round to look Il
him, has entirely repudated all connection with Mr..
Butt Co.. IN letter when has lately oeen published
lie was. he says. elected TO Plri by Westmeath
as Repeater. notas Home Ruler lis Repeal and
not Home Rule, which ne seeks. He takes occasion
further TO state that Mr. Butt his friend thAi
gentleman calls him.
1T is said that the Esqumaux of Labra-
dor are in very happy condition owing jldcious
manner In which they have been treated by the Engsh
onicials Scores VI them have grown comparatively
wealthy by successful dealings with the fishermen wha
go to their coast from Eng and Ma ,sachuses Capsds
Nova Scotia. and New FOun Hand in the summer
months. Many Of them have built comfortable dwell
inRs and their children educated by the Protestant
Catholic, ana Morayian missionaries
1t Is reported that Mr.. William Morris
has an epic IN the press. the subject OF which,
the great northern story OF Sgurd aud tho NiDeungs
For tue most part II follows close the Eddac version
OF the ta.e. The Rev. John W. Chaiwick Of Brooklyn
has collected his verses into volume. r. H. stoddsrd
IL compiling q life Of shelley. The Rev. 4. r. Roe "a
finishing new novel sidney Lanier has collected his
poems for publication. Montgomery ~ ir is en- laxed
on life OF Andrew Jackson. committee has beea
formed in Par. headed by VIC or Huyo aid Louis
Blanc for the purpose Of publishing edition Of Rds
Qulnet's writings.
There recently died In the Trappist
Monastery Of Sept Fouds IN France a monk called
Brother jerome. had in hat
Tor Sky eight years, having joueg 1t at the se OF n
during that long period OF nOnatic ascct BrOtAes
Jerome had never occupied position such porter
lector or overseer Of workshop, that ud
ally Justify brief conversation business snairs
thus In accordance with the rigid rule Of perpetual
silence which his order enjOns he is pre- umed have
passed nearly seven decades OF years without using
FACULTY Of spc' Oh, save at devotions. In that tins
he has also daily viewed his own grave. ACCORDING
to the practice q the Trarpiss. not eaten nesh
hth, nor eggs his diet having been IcuslYely yege
ble
From speech by ]. j. Talbot, who
recently died drunk In EKhart, Ind; had positiou
high and holy. The demon tore fr IN around me In.
robes OF my sacred office and sent me- forth churohless
and goddess very h.sills ana d, word am ing naea
Aterward nv voice was heard IN tho Bat tho
dust ,hercd on BOOKS and no 10 ltfa cross-
ed the threshold OF tho drum 1srI.ofn,e Ihad money
simple = all ncccssitca, but It went to feed the co6rs
OF the devils which pass sscl me. In,d me adorn-
ed with all that wealth aud the most exal,ite ta.t.
could suggest The deyil crossed It's thre,hold and rhe
light fAdei from Its chambers. AMI thus 1 stand q
clergyman without a church. a btrrister without n
BRIEF man with scarcely friend soul without hope
AL swallowed UP Ia the maestrOm OF drint."
"A young farmer of Lexington, No.
was 70 BE married. The young beaux anu bellies Of too
neghoorhoJd gathered at the cabin at the appointed
lime. clerca-ooking negro with barred head and
DO IL hand took his station In the centre OF tas
apartment, ana the guests Tor the nrst time 40
prised Iaat be was engaged TO unite tic couple Tia
groom wac import uned to dispense VITA h preachers
services, but he became displeasei AMI gnanty In
CURED II he had not The ryht 10 employ whom ~
pleased. The young woman was ~ \, appealed to- bud
she manifested nd ference, anu the ceremony was pro-
ceeded with some sns-iel, others booted and ulAay
left the premises. Tat night a hind Of men visited
the seqnestcrcd cabin, took therrfrom the yoaaa
groom, and logged him with hickory withes Woes
discovered he bleeding copiousy aud almost -
sensible.
A fat woman who was i'm one OF the
side shows OF the PhlladeprI Exhibition yes The fol-
lowing account Of her experience durisg ule reeeai
nie As tae front stairs were ON ntr. hid 10 60
down the back way SoS, the front stlir' were bnls