The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-07
SUNBEAMS,

said he wasn't Moses. Every one said he oos,f 49,,
Ike Moses
The number OF vessels on the reeir-s,-,
Of the British Empire In 1875 was s7i3e Of 7-s.sy-
tons and worked by sl2 330 Tho ncresst ess
1874 was 201 vessels.
"A lifeboat recently tried in Londen N
80 feet long. weighs two tons, aud rgntel s-ay IN.
mediltely when caDszcd into the water. Fist2en
men could not upset IT, and the Inventor claims uSgn
will keep 200 persons above water.
The workmen Of single Sheffield xrrs
have presented to Mr.. pmso, the sailors chsuscss
magnificent silver cup worth $500 as testirncrfa %
esteem for the great services he has rendered In fs-
ment TO British seamen aud the cause Of hum lnfrr
In sermon on the Custer disaster. thu
bev. X. M. Sanders. OF Cheyenne, quoted;
"Iwsnt to be an Indian.
I'm tired OF belnga white man
An unprotected brute"
Charles Reade. the English norsirst
has recovered 5000 damages from the Gasgop Hs-uss
for having reprinted part Of his novel, Here nj
Martyr" from the PiH MAJ gazette, which aIo.s h.
sides al American paper. had the right to publish
"A workman in Charlottenburg, Ger
many, who could not live happily with his wife.
dustrous, frugal woman. sold her to young nsa fox
I'VE thaers or about 81. She living happily ~tth
her new husband, while the nrst is drinking hrm-
self 70 death
For many years an old chest, Supposed
70 contain valulcss papers. hss been standing n ma
Town Hall at Bantzen the Tyrol II opeset tne
other day. and several beautiful silver drinking n1ps
with the 1917 1884 1872. silver spoost and
GOLD ring found
The latest canard let loose in Lemon
was report got up on the 20th Of last month ia
Hsmmersmlth Bridge had collapsed. burying hus1rsiA
OF passengers SO rapidly did tue spread tLtsaft
the trorols that many thousands visited the ttsis
Of the supposed catastrophe.
"A circus wagon containing sea N1us
was backed into Lake winnebago. Wis. to gTt ~
animals water whep iuddenly the doors few opcz
the lions capped. As Of them has by this SzusI
hitter Of young ones It Is nkey that colony 60 ina
animals will grow up In the lake.
Great dissatisfaction has been caBai
In England BY the announcement that the Js1ARs
Legislature purposes devotins 100000 annually -
fund for importing coolies. and thereby creating ~
Just competition with Indigenous labor, such
planned Of In San Francisco through Chinese iuzxrA
ton.
Bessie Turner IL destitute, accordinztr
the Philadelphia Times, which says "she had go,
situation as q school teacher Pitts burgh.
was assured Of sreat consideration and pront ~ a
would give up and testify against her master, rsaor
She did testify and she eats the bread OF Seos1
and despair"
The Duke of Cambridge has issued
orders to the British army that soldiers may On rrxsh
sition Of civilians assist IN harvesting operausss
provided that the employment of the popullcsnh
not thereby nterfered with" The permission VIII
De withheld where strikes disputes between fsrnna
ana their lsborers exist.
On the outside OF wirksworth Church
IN Derbyshre. England unter the west window. 10 TIM
epltaph: philip shallcross, eminent Quldrfvob -
the Attorneys Of this Town. Died 1897, ages a.
Viewing Phip in moral light, the most prominens
and remarkable features In his character bic res
and invncibe attachment TO dogs and cats and IN
unbounded benevolcnce toward them, Is well 80 ~
ward his fellow creatures"
The Superintendent Of Police in New
Orleans has issued to his Officers telling tssa
exactly how to poison dogs Each oficer will be pre-
yded with poisoned sausage. and all dogs met IN TIE
streets at night to be fed Says the orders Cred
must be taken to prevent accident and 10 tosa
end IL IL ordered that when the ocer throws sausage
dog he viii that It Is eaten. II It not eaten
the oteer Will PICK up. that other animal mag
get Il. In aud under no circumstances win
ofncer throw sausage over fence or into private
premises onacers will report night and morning tss
number of dead doss on their beats, and the Plsss
where lying"
She was an angel blonde, and she trip
ped through the market until she reached when
. ha csome butcher stood "Have you q hearf- sAa
said, blushina umidly. Z" Have heart, M!ss1" 70
sponded the butcher. Do you think that wsies
you day after cay and eyes droop they
mine-thatI feel velvet breath upon ehsei
90 stoop over 70 serve you-and not have Q hearti
An, maiden, am all heart, and you have oner
YES she sighed, family, "ths 10 beautiful this
divine. but It amt the kind l want ths morning.
give bulloeks heart quick, and trim for stuhns
my old man'l be raising Cain II his dinner ain
cooked"
in the autumn win be published, o.
Dresden DR. Martin Luther's Firs, snd Oldest Lea
the Palms OF the years l5i3-l5lo From TIA
Autograph Latin MS. In the Public Library Dresden
with Fac-Simile in photo-lthography" THIS work vi
make us acquainted with some of LutheT's earle
writings, OF which 80 little Is known. 1t Tia
mt lectures the Palms undertaken .. ne desireo
| Johann Won stsupit1. This remarkable work pssss
from the possession Of Luhers grandson Johann ErnI
Luther. into the Royal Public Library Dresden 20
years ago. II dates from the time when Luthers ops
| ions were Catholic ana monkisn, and but few
| sager hint at the coming change.
| The Times Of India relates the follow.
| ing; Hrahmin unable 10 recover debt from 1
neighbor sat In Dharna" at his door Till his ceDsn
should be compiled with, Heaven release him fros
| his suferngs. This ancient custom not having th
| desired effect the debtor. the claimant took
duet from the threshold Of MS adversary, snd viii
loud imprecations to the village well! thrown,
himself INTO II head foremost. His oppoBeDL ssisu
with horror and remofse, kLelt Tue well VII
casped han as and bsought his vicum To avail biusef
OF the rope thrown dov The creditor thus asiurr
was hauled to the surfaes but the moment he rcsehe
Il his adversary cuehed hun and handed MIA over e
the police for attempting to commit suicide.
The allegiance in the old English baro-
ny Of Grey de Ruhl has just been terminate 10 fav0
OF Lady Bertha Te garde Clifton. sister OF tae Ae Mar
gus OF Hastings, and wife OF Capt Augustus wYkshtH
Chiffon, size having proved her descent from Roger Ia
Groy the FIRST Baron, created hy Edward II. 10 l24
Ever since the time Of Richard II. toe rlgl 20 wear tina
great git spurs Of the ErPdOm al the coronation "a
British severe gus attached TO this barony. Tho
twelfth Lord Grey Huthyn the great gilt spun
! at the coronation Of James H. wilnam and Mary ans
Anne. His son. Talbot, carried the spurs at the eoro
nation OF George aud George lii and his second
| Henry who bore them for George Ill. The twsnueti
Baron was the father OF Lady cnhons mother II maj
be that the Baroness may the great git spun
| at the next coronation of British King.
"A German officer, who has visited all
the principal military stations OF France. giyes verI
favorable account In the Cologne Gazette OF the mill
tary prospects Of the country The writer says that I'M
progress since last in all branches Of the service
very great The want OF an efficient reserve !, benI
rapidly and completely supplied, numbers 4 hafpal
officers volunteering for territorial service. he phf
sgue OF the men Is admirable ana there IA not M
slightest dificulty in obtaining recruits, al polulcA
parties being agreed in the necessity II lis rcsery
force The clergy all their influence support 81
this Institution. which they regard as the iuu'
champion Of The Church. The priests
France do TO induce tho people 10 per