The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-03
SUNBEf MS.

Wells" N'''
There are said TO DO rs applicants f.,
The first vacancy that may occur in the police c,
Richmond, Va
--"Discovcrics on tho sito Of ono.e.,
Nyccnn" by Dr. Henry schlicmann will sooni
lishcd by John Murray
"A column in an indianapolis ncwsn.,.
isdevoiod to society gossip among the ncgro,. .
edited by negro clergyman
Rain, formerly very rare in Lower :. .,.l
has become frequent in Alexandria and Cairo. In do.
quencc OF the extensive planting OF the mulberry n
vicinity.
In large iron mandatory In weston
Pennsylvania all the heat for smelling is made lbs
which is brought IN pipes from natural well nm
milcsaw
Tho Farriers' Company have orrcrcl A,
Prize o the freedom Of tho company. gold medal i.t
coo for the best essay the treatment in hcai.ha
disease Of horses employed for drawing vehicles A.,
| London
1t Il estimated that COO Enacted plavs
by writers all more or less known, are at this pre4n,
moment in possession OF half dozen managers of o,,
class London establishments In this calculation us
manuscript sent in by noyces In authorcran are non
| cluded.
The Fourth Artillery is now or wns vory,
recently the most widely scattered regimcnal osans
ton In the United States army. Tie several commands,
are stationed In the STATES Of South Carolina Nebraska
California, aud oregon, and the Territories WASHINGTON
| and Alaska
The old fort in Marblchcad, Mass, builh
during the war the Revolution for the protection A
Salem harhor Is garrisoned by large hull terrier
lie never strays beyond the line OF eartworks and,
fierce that all who approach the fort compctd,s
beat hasty retreat
M. de Lesseps Is about revisitlng Egypt,
and the hopes Of the suez Canal shareholder ,y
ing At recent meeting the company agreed cxI,nl
s2oooo year for the next thirty years in improving no
canal Meanwhile the expenses are diminishing and,
small di vidcnd has been ccacd last years business
Within the memory OF the oldest inhab.
liant Paris has not had mild winter It now On.
toying. Thus far there has been really cold weather
and throughout January the temperature has been -
high that flies and June bugs have made their arfelr.
nncc, and the trees show sgns budding Two iAnS
such winters noted during the last century
Not many months ago municipal pars
derutauon to London examine the underground
railway. II has been decided to build similar M
work under Paris at cost Of lGOOOo 90 francs Tie
Seine will be crossed by tunnels for up line ono
for down, each enclosed in brickwork, SURROUNDED ~
tubes Of plated iron measuring eighteen ieet IN
diameter.
(which is tho largest gland?" askcdo
Chicago medical professor OF the newest arr,aInh,
class the oihsr day The student buried h-elfniecn
and attentive thought for moment, AMI then brighten
ing up suddenly. oxclaimod 1.-THE largest gland ar,
England Then the professor kindly led the Young man
aside, and rathetcaliy advised him to think nomorco
medicine hut 10 oin minstrel snow, cft' The
About four hundred shantics are far out
the ice in Saginaw bay These structures are made
thin wood lined with heavy building paper and rest q,
runners. that they may be- moved readily The ilal
ianis are fishermen who holes through The ice ana
capture great quantities OF n.h The population oycfa
thousand, and there stores saloons and haicln
this strange village, which will last probably until March
Tho question Of DR. Settlements trust,
wortlinoss is raised by the hLJ7nint which arsu-.'s
begin with that the man who could put him- fanlli
fortune up prize for proficiency in Homono Gf,s
among the girls Of Athens and marry The VICTOR ca7i
bic of pretty nearly anything" The discoveries atfny
may have been genuine, the writer thinks. hui utsh
Mycene need looking into. being suspi.ousS unA, G0
contents OF any other tomhs known.
AT the Paris "Gymnasc," the othcrnight
Count de Noce chatting behind the scene. with an
actress, but in such position that the audience could
his back He was at salutod with the cry "Fiafa
Tnvterre rhnnae gii.r Face the parcrrc ne
man with the gray oloak1 The Count turned advanced
to the middle of the stage aud said. "Gonucmeu lhs
to announce that To morrow night shall give THE ln'-
encc Of the Public Corrected, piece in many acts -
You please" lie bowed and retired. hut did g. vi
next day, and the AFFAIR blew
Tho Coroner of Chicago, in an annual re-.
port says that OF htynve suicides in that CITY wthna
year only four victims Of love lie aludc. 70
these man who "bcw out what little brain. be ha.
the torturcs which he was su eei,i -
his moihorinlAw." The Coroner also says "NNNtfe
inlAw have always been great power Oi mi,euuWn,
world AMI, alas, the plague il 30 universal aud eirf,
that we must despair Of ever seeing to,errnnc 10
m'crcs caused hy mothcrs-inlaw is eternal. even a
mothcrsinlaw themselves are immortal"
Tho Rev. Joseph Cook, who has coma
into sudden fame preacher in BOSTON 81 i....i
on New York politics in sormon "L.shtoon or twenty
thousand voters in every MUNICIPAL olecnouln N,Ni rs
cannot read or write; and they make v -'t saf
cn in the hands Of lew astut anl uu,cruie .a.a'
determine the result OF any oriunr, polu, lof.,ir
e. a. I .
YORK CITY politicians say, could. with oerolt ..n..'
be restored 20 the control coz hor uiu-u iul lf'-
gent classes" Mr. Cooks advice is rat DIV ,dl ., e.
lowed To vote who cannot read
A snow storm such as hus not ocurlr
The memory NJ man hogln 'n uo lnnl o' l. .r..- 1
Schlcswig Iutanl, tic Danish island, arI i.H ga
Norway. and continued al christmas u..,t. 10
, time travel by ordinary roal- ami hy ri'af "i4
greatly mpcJci, and finally nj many ill'. .l,'a.
and the steamboats, between Cui,ilus.unnl .ss.. 10
were Obliged 10 discontinue tioir co. f.i -a. ~
on the DANISH State railways the suoa .,t .'"i
deep between Frdcricia AMI Anthu-. nHir.u ..iN'2
between Aarhn. ami Rander. ani K,ui g., anl A. "a,
AMI seventeen feet deep at Ncnd,,.ol
Mrs jeanette VI. Robinson az Chi'1so'ar'
that she has been cured of rar.ly , 600, o. ,"'f
prayer, and several OF uc cla reymen of tl' '''
for the truth oi her story. She was aocotln- 100
count helpless invalid fr Vvcn year. D. l'
were ia vain, and she steadily grow worse u tA'.'
came hNcd b, long di,u~ aud size could n.t .. b 'i
day. WHOM particularly dcsp0uicut Ih!-..i'f l.'f
Just tud her TINT she could not recover, size %
niic the tcNt IAN things whatsoever yc a. .H...'
sc shall receive" SHE bad aitl 900 that s,G.f .fr
lee, and She prayed crouil, that sine ni.ht .s
ulou.ly cured. suddenly She ahlc e. move l- t.
AMI go SOAK, She got up and walked without a.
and has been wel ever since
A woman, formerly wealthy, W lt}
died IN the Charity Hospital. PARIS. hat. a- .'. '.'
, nant OF her former fortune, nn arm chair
belonged TO the Austrian Empress Maria T''r.7 A'