The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-02

Paris where wines NAV nalyzcd az the desire ,f ,
person who doubts the honesty OF his wine merchant
According to the advertisement of n
dealer in theatrical goods, the cost OF padding pai
girls legs from o. to t15 varied by the extent of la
material required.
Minister Washburne Is greatly annoyed
BY the demands Of travelling American. for recon.
mendaions for Invitations to President Mac Nahoni
State receptions.
"A curious grimace was soon on tho
faces Of small congreg tion In Connecticut thl
communion cup was passed. The deacon had taken
vinegar Jug for that holding the sacramento wine.
Lumber dealers have an immense
quantity of timber at Calais, Me- which cannot "
moved for want OF vessels There are only I've b0si
loading while there cargoes for a hundred more.
"A rather discournging circumstancC n
connection with Mr. srakosch's opera scheme Is fNo
feet that there l. scarcely case on record Of aLou.o
opera manaeer having mace even moderate for'u.e.
A prisoner. recently arragned for muir
der, at the Lambeth Police Court. London. compan'
of certain rel glous tracts having been LETT IN his eel
and the magistrate remarked that such let's ought
10 be tolerated.
A young man i'm Bridgeport Con-
pulled back h1d. When his companions hauled inI
~ TO bar to drink tiat Of his was broken
The truth Of the story is youched for by the Bridge
port newspapers.
"A terrible ctymolORist has discovcrod
that the nime Howard l. merely corruption OF H0g.
ward. IN other words, swneheri II enough TO uast
'the blood of all the Towards the house vi Ing
lands premier duAe-run cold.
An English dramatic critic suggc.t.
that the queens words In "llsmlet." Our son i.fn
and scant ~ breath" probabY &c. gncd ~ %.
scribe the appearance the actor VINO hi,
personated the Prince OF Denmark
The present situation of affairs In Cull
IA wen nigh destructive Of slavery. so many susorpal
tatlons have otcn burned, and hands cons. qutn.'
Withdrawn fiuu iibOr L. Va
cneap anu slave who was worth 81 2op In 1865 We
nov hardly bring s4OO,
The King of the Belgians has offered
cup, valued at 100 OO) francs, that corporation q,
private association which shall BRING about such ai
tcrauon in the construction Of dwelling h uses WI
eject In given time. aud at the lowest cost The great
est reduction Of The death rate.
The Dundee advertiser announces the
death u James Chapman the last survivor the cru
OF Nelson's famous snip. the victory He born 20
1884 and pressed into the navy in 1893 Put boar.
the naeshp, h. served two years under LORD Nelson
aud was Dresent when the Admiral was mortty
wounded on the quarter deck Of the Victory
Sir Curtis Lampson is believed TO he
the only instance Of an American accepting aud be,
ing an English title since the Independence Of
MES SIR Curtis, great frleld Of George Pcab,iys.
who spent the last yer Ut his life ia his house acqur,
large IN the fur and iron trades aud tooAa
| leading part IA the hrst Atlantic Cable Compinv
Prof Huxley, having, at "a London leo
ture, the other night, given striking instance. o.,
the ~ enect public heath Of neglect OF drainage
showed by the Of The Of Salisbury thar cont
sumption, which was NOR fatal than all the sytuuta
diseases combined, might BE- diminished AS much -
nfy per cent. BY thorough drainage Of the subsou
William Is. Gall of Cincinnati. locally
known as Butcher Bill Of Brighton Illl"a Droth,.
in-law Of Mrs. Woodhu ana Tennessee q din fought
a driver OF - street car and pushed under tls
wheels which crushed him to death. lie was drunken
| tu iN. although
the good influence vi his VIE Who Is very young u
| handsome.
An International Retrospective Exhi-
bl,on OF Curositics - all Snds, from oi
prehistoric times to objects OF up che year $500.
Will be ssDccia ~ at the Paris Exposition Of 1875 40
Archaeological Committee has instituied for that
purpose, under the direction Of NJ de Lonspirler 4
the Institute. The collectors Of the word are invited
| 10 pa ucipate IN tue interesting enterprise.
For some time past there has been
nourshnx in the most lawless p rt OF rri,awlnln
whose only profession bar,crins food for nncty.
Sne pouuced up children whose ears. neck- or arms
were adorned with jewelry. aud opened the
ton ~ aomlrng the beauty Of the coveted ttnarts.
The next step to oner nne assortment II IKE.
bonDons. and sweetneatsi In eXch nge, bg wca device
she. In an incredibly large number Of cts's. succ.
Ia sWindlng her victims out Of their valuioc,. I,e
| P'''e~ $780, scr
A natural result of diminishing thn
cu'ouineh's OIL the Onnrch " Eng Iad has becu tat
'' NtN'I ouhs men seek more lucrative cAreers
| the church of Rome celibacy makes pric,s conr.,.
! lively Indifferent 20 pecuniary com, .,,.to,. h..
we thurcl OF England man, even th1u. incline o..
Tue 'nlsti)' Lesl1alts AZ entering profession ia wc
ne mlkh' barely DO able 10 maintain his Nife and cI
dreu Thus ylng4 10 the gf OF tle COLLEGES, to wn.,
| fcloN- q colleges have the presumpuvc cl .tni Do
order OF seniority. have often 4 lat go4,abesslu.
| I"c fellows don't take orders nov aday-
| Tho Rev. w. NJ. Stratham saws in III,
LONDON V"rr that though not a teetotncr. he q. aa
siuVs' 'vnpef 'nce inan and II stasgers him TO think
that the BRUSH pubic has ia eight year. drunk ua.,
TO the value Of tsOoOO0Oiu which IL more than III. m
uona debi So unpopular. he s. t. the subject ift
| "tae 'eadins writers OF England touch y,ry tender,
On '"s arA SPOT Ia lhe history II tne mu-t druuA-i
nation uuler The sun To take The very lowest gro
tis expenditure f." he SAYS 'oxtrav.gan,. and ..,
10 tnal NOR gage - tie MORROW which rlls u!,. .f
their peace Of heart. Exirlvtgiuc, means bess.nr
| poIfo"lhs stealing ami II l. seen ON a SIDES
In recent lecture NJ. Ieonco de 1T
Netsne depoIed ne continuous dcclc~s, ot the popui
non III France lie said that tie main cause was un
o'uDeAy the warfare (which France was alv W ir
vowed Inc hrst Napoleon had sacnnced two M 90
Of french lives and the second nearly my d.,
nEntus In Algers wa- an laccssinr drain. AM 4,
are nun Tor II men with th,lr co cy. u .u tn
peace dc aged man age Ta'n there was the incr,.,l
| NNi)n when Kept - any too pnortp allow ti.u .t
marry ana tht srhsh objection IN ne i ghcr cias.
be lurdcncd with children. Nctt 90 SPAN tle u...
thinlJ populated country n Europe was France
Mr. sanford Of Nantucket write. I.
| the boston 4 .e,hse' ncrrulus hls crops on d,
he.et 'ioru barron ifAud. lie ha, lscIIn the &c.,
alhou wagon liad' Of kelp or gut secl asa f.i
t.1 =. with 81 ellen. elect. IN wee /, secure m
great G' 'nl''s between the THEA. with tits n...
thrown ~ hts f'oi, Mr. san nora has rusd I'M Ton.
hay So hus Of cora. 900 bushels OF urnp. h.t
and cNrrp,s. fodder f)r thriynye heat # cath, a.
hors's besides makins 2,40o pound. ~ butter ki.
meet '1eep tnftcY ana other tows an rai-lng3 psJ
pounds "i p'iS Ana all ihs 'n barren Sand b3lk.