The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-28
STNBEfIfS.
Six Admirals from this vale of tearv
Have gone, as Heaven willed them;


They feared OF Robcson. four more year.
| And this it was that Killed them.
The Missouri Legislature has passed n
bill making it a mislemcanor to paw for lolbyns
"A Democratic naturalist prefers TO watch
aud wait before CHASING Returning Board Hayes anon,
the vcrtcbratcs V"s
Tho diamonds OF the French crow,
which belong to The nation will he among the objects,
hibed at the Paris Exposition Of 1874
| The condition of tho Distressed dia, r,o,,
in Madras and bombay remain practically UNCHANGED
and the future depends the anticipaed Anrii ,sn
| The old mode OF detecting a woodnil,
h'ci by chaving sticks with gunpowder was recently
tred by Minnesota farmer and Il worked A.. ,vei a.,
ever. Aneiyihcr's stove was blown into piece.
| The Austrian army Is gradually TO ex-
."nse us wen known white uniform for blue Halt u
ueiary viii receive blue tunics this year. ami tho
rest OF the troops will receive them In 1878
Two clcrgymcn in Putnam Conn, are to
pupncy debate the merits Of their respective dcnomna.
uons Tor stake OF si25. committee TO decide the con.
| 'es' and the money To go to public charity
1t Is announced that Mile. Albani. tho
opera singer Is to marry carly next summer Mr dye.
son OF the London imprcssaro Tile lady has long been
engaged to him. and their marriage has been repeatedly
reported as having taken place privately.
Unless the Fraudulent Presidents phvsi-
cal digestion is powerful as his moral dircst,n h.
ought TO be careful 10 the services Of comp,,cn,
wv "' '"tfWe All unpfOntflycoOkel bccfstcak
underdone potato might alter the destiny Of the nation
Sixty Indian convicts are in the old FORT
in St Augustine Fla and the guard Is daily from
theirranks About once week each shoulders mus.
ketas one OF the garrison and nry duty over hi,
comrades They do not escape because they prefer to
stay and be fed.
Cardinal Ledochowski has been sen.
tenced by the District Court in nowrazaw TO two and
half years imprisonment OF 800 marks for hay
ing violated the Prussian ecclesiastical and offered
resistance to the authority Of the state. The Cardinal
also found guilty of high treason.
In one of the Boston revival meetings
Brother Moody said II don't want to talk 50 loud bn,
there is asleep in front of me- and have to Aeon
talking, talking so loud. In order TO try and keen him
awake But don't want to talk loud and don't want
TO talk Just to keep man from going 10 sleep"
Two Baltimore men bet 81 900 on the re-
suit Of tho Presidential election, ani, being unable to
amcably agree which had won case was taken into
court Then the District Attorney under law similar
TO one In force In this STATE took possession the stakes
and turned the money over to the city treasury.
"A movement has been set on foot in
Paris to erect amonument to the memory Of George Sand
On the committee are the of NM Victor Hugo D
qucsnel Perrin and number OF other leading literary
men The site fixed upon for the statue Is the Place Il,
rodeon which Is about the Of the classic Laua
quarter OF Paris.
The exorbitant rents at Harvard College
excite considerable complaint The best rooms cost $50
more ulah Woe equally good at Yale, while the best
rooms at Williams command only 80 The cheap
apartments few compared to the high priced ones
that only the wealthy class Of students are able 10
room In the college at all
Financial distress rapidly increase,
among the working classes Of Germany and the GOV.
eminent is loudly called upon for employment New
railroads and canals sed but the-c require
long preparatory surveys work cannot be Immediately
commenced upon them. All that can be employed will
be placed upon the repairs Of roads
The other day Sir Richard Wallace, tho
we-known phanti ropist In Paris obliged bnn,
an action against ono OF his tenants the Boulevard
des Italens TO have number OF lions removed Now
has served notice upou the eccentric occupant
that he must carry of, within twenty four hours family
Of crocoiiles which have been installed there to the in.
convenience and even terror Of the Of the
James l.. Winfrcy, on returning TO his
home IN De Witt No. afer absence Of years.
found that his wife had replaced him with Mayo Hall
winrey did not TO his wife. buthe dbl
his furniture, and went with to Hall
argued that he retained TIC woman he must also have
the furniture, and he threatened shoot whoever
tempted to take 1t away Thereupon winfrey killed him
and was "exoncratcd' by Justice Of the Peace.
Mrs. HawlSinson, an indianapolis no.
gress was member Of Methodist church and OF So
cicty called the Ladies' Temple. She died and
CARNATIONS claimed the right OF conducting her ra
The Temple party accompanied the remains to the
OF the church, and there met by the pastor
supporters A nght for possession OF the body
followed The pastors side trumphed. and he preached
the funeral sermon with exultant feryor
Tho line, Consistency's jewel" orgl-
naly appeared in Murtagh's collection OF Ensl-h aud
scotch ballads In the ballad OF Jolly Robyn Rough.
head" are the following lines;
Tush tush my lassioi such thought resgnc;
Fine pictures suit in frames As nnc,
- Consl'tency's "A Jewell
For thee and me coarse clothes are best;
''''' Vie joan in' AID goodman 'S,i Roijn
Eleven Of tho ringleadcrs OF the late ro-
hcon in Japan have been bchcaicd. while 2fi pcrsonf
have been sentenced to hard labor he Four =
hish birth, wishing 10 escape the inisny of docant
uon made their way OF prison AMI committed tls
happy despatch" after passing whole day in icas,n;
singing, and dancing There has since been out
break. but o. comparatively trivial character, and hav
ins nothing To- 90 with the nobility Two thousand farm.
ers assassinaied an obnoxious tax collector ana
about To hesicgc tile Governor of the Province Buddk
is monastery when troops arrived aud the rioters
tired
The rich collection OF books possessed by
the brilliant and acadcmcian. Jules Janin viii
be sold by auction. His widow preserved tic i.
brary carefully until her recent death, and in order t
1t should not disappear with her, she offered the whDa
collection 10 the Institute of France condition tia,
special should be devoted it, called by the
OF her husband. This the learned Academy refused 70
comply with, and the books will be disposed OIL The "a.
trin-ic value OF the library great. but its worth
hnitely enhanced by the large number Of special aue
presentation impressions OF celebrated works In luNuIQ
uindnss, ami containing autographs II the authors.
The valuable picture gallery belonging
to the Due d'Aunale has arrived at Chanuly
rwlckcnham. Ills said TO be worth about 81 pl'' ',
AMI Will shortly bee thrown open TO tio public. u
siss o s,i3 SUBJECTS besides large number of cusray
inss. The Rembrandt, said to be the finest exist,
| ence. Among them Tho Nisht PATROL ant Oh,
"Resurreeuon OF Lazarus" which tho car Offered to
purchase few years ago for $1,000 That p0r4n Z