The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-06
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| -Ihe managers think twentv-ava mar
cent Dig reduction on the railway lines lead,ny "a
fhihdeph's' and they stick " 1t. VIA the public b.,
stuck2 y"
Mamma, don't you want some nice
candy3" said little child. "Ycs, dear, should ike
some" Then. II youll buy some, III give you half,
| lispcd the polite girl.
| u" Don't come to see me any more iust
yet, John father has been having his boots
with two rows Of nail, around the toes" wrote guile
| less girl to her lover
-Boysare not TO wear out their knuckles
hereafter In "knuckling down." A patent has been
granted for pistol which designed to shoot marbles
by the aid Of spring.
French ladies now allow cigars and
other free and in the drawing room. order
to Keep the gentlemen there who, Il was found were
rapidly preferring stables anu clubs.
Austria and Hungary, whose oompro-
mise agreement to i've together happily In the sane
house, was slightly damaged by the death OF Deak
have made up and ore now AZ friendly as ever.
TN murdorers of the late Roman edis
tor, sonzogno. been at last allotted to their re-
spcctve stations as galley slaves for lie hard fare.
hard work, and hard whppilgs daily until further
notice.
An agricultural journal ndvertiscs n
now washing machine under tic heading. Every man
his own washorwoman" and In It's culinary department.
says that potatoes should always DO boiled 10 cold
water"
The centennial Of Voltarc is to he celcs
brated ty the Radicals France. Victor Hugo chief
of these Radicals saws the French workuen o. sent
to Phaielgha Will he the deputies Of voltarc accred.
tied to the land Of Washington.
"A French writer snys civilization seems
20 lie reduced down TO the nne point building IRON
clad vessels capable Of rc.istng the heaviest proJcc-
ues and subsequently urnins out guns sufficiently
powerful to drill daylight through their hu,ks.
--"And canst thou always love me thus,
-.
upon and left Ms traces hcre?" There pause
on his part, hut II was only mcmentary. when he
| piled, in tone Of deep remoustrancc, "Can duck
| swim ?"
Verdi Is not so much attached TO Paris
~ place Of residence Hellini Rossni. Donl-
zett and Mcyerboer He prefers rather to plough his
| patcrnal acres ON his native Lombard plans, aud
| come home at night with the aud the wooden
plough.
| "A London correspondent understands
that the why the Queen did not read her
speech the opening OF Parliament that she ls
now unable to read without glasses. and II thought
that the sight Of the sovereign in spectacles would look
| little unmacetlc.
1t is thought that in the hills around
Rhine0eck large quantities Of gold ore are mbedccd
and parties at work digging for the NUGGETS. The
most productive found thus far will not yield
than se5 ton ana the mine cannot be made TO pay ~
les than S35 ton.
Gen. Chanzy, Governor General OF
Algeria enjoys a reputation for energy cquu TO that
OF the late Marshal re sicr who. in his dealings with
Insurgents was wont to smoke them out. The recent
| revolt OF the Arabs Is entirely sQueched out.
| owing TO Gen ChanzyS energetic measures
| An Elmira reporter obtained glimpse
OF the Emperor Of Brazil he passed through the city
over the Erie railway. His criticism Of the appearance
Of Dom Pedro that "a M mber OF the Assembly,
| with pass In his pocket, coming home from olny,
often puts style than did this royslpersonage
Marshal Mcltke Is still iding at Rome.
HE health doe. not allow him to walk much but as
soon as wiii he proposes to take few excursions on
the Csmpagra, in the neighborhood OF the city in
der to collect the information for pcrfectng
the srsphlcal msp which he up when nrst At
| Rome. In the days OF his you,h.
| George Washington exacted the strict-
est economy his family HI better half was Intense
| ly cunous TO know What he Intended doing vita his
savings. ana made query TO that effect IL want"
the reply, "to tuy mars Toms ysow mule ef
KIN so how kin talyate; DAT mule has been dono
anu kicked me long nun in uddcr days"
An explorer for Roman antiquities tells
the Athencum how In 1873 he had sewer examined.
and In the of few minutes there found
pueiare (wri,lns table, IN carved ivory OF the Third
century, bracelet Of Jet from the Lycian River
Gags three amphore ,nasks) Of glass, gold ring.
seventeen coins Of the largest size. land slight touch
OF typhoid fever"
At the Castle of Johannisberg on the
klnc, rev Gays SINCE, some OF tht me Metlct-
mich vine sold at auction. The wine VI 1874 sold at
prices ronsng from 1919 to $l0l6 ths piece Gao gall
lons) from S2l0 to ESQ., the half piece Tie vino
Of 1873 brought from Sass to 800 the piece and from
t3b2 s4OO the haf piece. The purchasers were ex-
eIsivey IIaenish wine merchants and innkeepers.
-" George" said maiden, rs she smiled
archly n her lovers face what Is there in grand
achievement that reminds me Of your Georges ego
ut with pleasure aud there loving tenderness in
the glance with which he replied No, daring please
tell me-" big feat" replied the maiden She now
hatens her nose against the window pane, and won
ders whether George has committed suiee OF gone ~
; | ChiDs.
Much indignation was aroused in StamS
ford. Conn, recently. by the posters OF female min
strel company Such outrage unhearl OF iu ths
said old town. The good young men nj once took &c
ton against 1t, and the churches denounced the per-
Torrance. The company mad. however, already pro-
cured license and their appearance could not be pre-
vented Notwithstanding the action Of the good young
| men, the hall was packed.
: Now that IL is too late. an old Tory
writes 10 the London Ddv Ne0s showing that Queen
Victoria has earthly right TO style herself Empress
Of India because the title OF Emperor Is AT elect
i've designation, deriving Its ori.n from the nCcaula
ton OF victorious legious Not the Queens ln
dian subjects has been asked whether they Will have
her for Empress whereas even Napo'cons appealed
10 vote Of the nation before adopting the tile VI
, | Emperor.
' | -Au inII'N'' IIpt'NS W HluhllE INIT
rors has been discovered ~ which deposit Of pure
silver IS left TIE glass plate, ur,ciptattd from
crystalline mOrdan prepared that the cottng does
become black IRON oxidation contact vitl the
air and brilliant the Old process Of
coating With quicksilver Tin, and furthermore Ne use
Is not attended with the injurious effects upon the
health of the mRnufacurers that was inyarabie wiz
the Old methods
M. de Persigny's chateau and library
have Just been fold in France. lie all ennoDled
Cabinet Minister of Napoleon Ill, and his books have
bee found to form collection the ttlcs pat
enrs and privileges OF modern nobility ut large-121
| volumes NJ de Persgny was tuccessfui Spectator
In both politics and business, amassed great wealth
although he life policeman and spranG
from the ranks OF the ueasantry. After he became
fai.ous he allowed any one 10 address linn oAeF
1 | wise than By his noble title.
All work and no play sent man 10 the
4 lunatic asylum IN Davenport Iowa. lie was WORK
man in factory and HIS industry during ten yosr'
could not easily have been increased. He At iii
bench carly and left 1t late. No anus 'mcuts hr 40 t
nonoOny of his daily nfe. He scarcely knew - ANY
thing outside Of the factory and his home l. If not