The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-13
SUNBEIMS.

gave them extraordinary satisfaction.
Henry Palmer went over Niagara Falls
afew DAYS ago lie from the village to row ocro,,
the river to Chippewa and neither he the boat ha,
since been
A letter from Garibald in an Italian pa.
per says It is necessary not undermine tho Cairo,
Ministry lie recommends rife practice In all the Italian
provinces after words sit will 10 necessary to come TO
deeds
The 200 addresses sent TO the German
Emperor on his escape together with thousands OF ioe
grams are being exhibited at the old Palace at Berlin
Most Of the former are bound In blue dhc Emperors
fayoritc colon velvet
The names Of several London public
houses have been changed to " The Bcaconsncld" as
has also that OF Alexandra Music Hall In south London
The latter exactly complimentary Ia
the Princess Of Wales
The pangs Of death from prussia acid
did not make James Fitzgerald Of carin Nov relax hi,
determination TO take his own life. lie threatened to
shoot those who tried to force antdote down hi,
throat mud compelled them to let him die.
-" The mar ,ollously improved political
education Of the people, is the Duy Telegraph, explana
ton tho rnpturous reception Of the Congress delegates
IN London the other day Whereas the Right Hons John
Bright and W L. Gladstone would probably account for
II quite another way
-IIodel, who made the first OF the two
recent attempts on the lie Of the Emperor william In,
failed toappcal within the time prescribed against tho
sentence OF ucnth passed upon lm The sentence has,
therefore become nnal with the only reservation oiu
being subject To the approval Of the Emperor before
whom 1t will have to come in any case.
The new doors for the cathedral OF Stras-
burg, which have been executed in bronze rou. after
the models Of NJ a. Geonroy. finished. and
being publicly exhibited They challenge comparison
with the famous GILBERT formerly up in sar
Giovanni In Florence. which from Michael Angelo tn,
wcllknown criticism that they might stand for thu
gates OF Paradise"
During the last rehearsal OF new piece
at London transporting theatre the manager asked
all the properties were ready Everything Ihsye on
my list" replied yhe property man, with some hesitA
ton. lis ready, bnt have just heard Mr. ask about
the acoustic properties. and have not set heard word
about those" Lot them be got at once and hang the
expense" exclaimed the energetic manager
When the case OF Lord Leitrlm came I'D
the House OF Commons. Richard Wallace the best
Of Irish landlords pointed out that however cupahls
Lord Lc,um had been. his young clerk and driver who
had done nothing 10 deserve death were not allowed
the slightest chance Of escape This gives the crime
dark lite In tho ewes Of many who would have looked
lcnionty on the killing Of the tyrant landlord.
In 1875 the Naturalization Society OF
Paris sent TO Canton Tor an excellent FISH, Of the genus
cyprnod. which Of the most valuable sources Of
flood In China. Nine thousand fry despatched N
which hut nine reached Marsces These were paccdins
pond constructed for them. and have large Thsv
feed aquatic herbs. attain considerable size and are
excellent eating 1t is hoped that they will be entirely
acclmaurcd in France
Tho Irish theological seminary In Paris,
which has existed for nearly centuries has always
been under the supervision Of the French Government
hut hitherto tho latter has appoint
ments or scholarships President MacMahon has. how
ever just signed decree by virtue which the rector
professors and steward are hencoforth to be appointed
by the Minister OF Public Instruction. oh the recommend
auon Of the Archbishop Of Paris and the distribution
scholarships will be subject to the Minister'S approval
IN for L.,
England. Dr. Williams puts Hastings with st Leonardo
nrs Bournemouth second and Torquay last the for
een places Pau seems to he the worst excepting per
haps Madeira, which now generally Abandoned by the
profession The climate Of the Riviera is much moro
favorable Malaga. far az be Judged from u small
number Of patients is very sautsry Egypt stands at
the head Of all "oi 20 patients who passed in Egypt -
winters, G5 per cent improved. IS per cent remained
stationary. and 10 per cont became worse"
AT Nice curious question has arisen be-
tween the Jcsts and the municipal auth In which
aconsdorable sum Of money is involved An American
lady convert to Roman Catholicism lett geo 900 to tho
church of Father Lavgnc condition that she shouN
he buried within the precincts of the edncc The mune
pal authorities opposed such step being against the
health regulations but the ecclesnsca lcgaees thought
u get over the difficulty by hurying the only In tho
church The family. however, will permit the body
to he cut This Is the present state Of the problem whea
Is causing great perturbation In the minds Of the Jesuit,
In London the other day woman
named Harris asked her boy 1--WE years age to rock the
cradle OF his infant brother aged three months The hoy
who was OF a passionate nature, answered. ~ don't
want TO rock him and his mother leaving the room
for minute he gotta large iron nail and the child
under the eit eye with IT, the eye being blackened
Remedies applied. but the child died iran illusion
on the brain consequent the wound At the inquest
one Jufyman wished to legally punish the child and con
tested the verdict for quarter Of an hour but umaoly
verdict of Death from misadyenturc" was returned
90 Nj. Paul Baret of Paris hns presented as
thesis for Obtaining the doctors degree an important
essay ON ho history OF the pronunciation Of Greek After
having given the bihhoernphy ON tho subject from thu
days OF Rcuchn and Erasmus to 1878 NJ Barct compare.
crierapmea transcrlnuons legends coins qnuu,ioa.
from srammarians and nuns His conclusion il that
since 1t is historically proved that cannot Reproduce
IN its perfection the old pronunciation II would he the
best To pronounce the Greeks do IN our day. Tho
modern pronunc auon from the old one
the modern Greek in fact, is development OF the an
cient Greek.
AT Fulda, In Germany, there are several
schools Tor teaching bulnnche. sing Tho Young birds
are divided into classes OF from six to each kent
IN the dark As they fed small hand orrnnis played
Tie birds nnay begin to associate the music with tho
feeding and when hungry they begin to sing few note,
OF the tune they hear dairy They then placed ina
room where lights admitted This seems to render them
moro lively They are then taught additional music and
enjoy singing. The most difficult task is starting tho
BIRDS Some are kept Tor long time in the dark and
starvation raons before their stupidity or obstnaey can
be overcome
In an article on Tcdum the London
Spectator saws that there is In many mch consciousness
Of time which occasionally becomes actual discA.
Most Of Us know men OF the later middle age or OF con
siderable who, voluntarily involuntarily have
ceased from work. and snncr from their afternoons as
other men do from neuralgia on mental pain" on the
other hand, the writer believes that Men who By nature
or habit necessarily observe who cannot avoid hottie
ing ana noticing kcenly, the people and events and
movements around them who are never tho
cat Jumps an never uscnsho To the changed place ofA
piece OF furniture, who entering everybody
in H. aud can ta You when they have been out every
thing that occurred that seen, are never seriously
attacked hy todium.n
The town Of Alicante in Spain is favored
with the presence Of one III Baldae whose misaont
70 restore sight to the blind, make the deaf hear &c
give tic dumb speech 10 cure paralysis to call tho deat
10 life and 10 cure the vines attacked by the phyoxcra
III Baiaet receives patients and visitors twice daytn
large room which will hold moro than hundred peo
pie. NIL OF whom come provided with cards Of in