The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-22

" TlN'T from lullu'T pl' WIS III lH'N nlp'l'Ht III
the hands Of the policc-a spectre made Of wood
iilumincd by coal oil and candle wickinc. Alas
for the other world mysteries upon which the
new Egyptian religion is to be- built.
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The interest in boat racing this year Is
even kccncr than usual. The annual struggle
between the Yale and Harvard crews in June.
fpr which the men are in rigid training. and the
prospect Of race between Harvard and Cor
nell. attract attention The Seneca lnSc regatta
in JAY promises 10 be- IN" event of the season.
hut arrangements Tor scores NJ others nrr rap
idly hring made The dead heat contest " last
year IN the Thames between Clmbridg" and
Oxford University crews increases interest in
this yrnr's struggle. and tho cable already be-
gins io tell OF the crews practice
A collection ~ paintings from the cnscls
ot The artists SHArTvCK aul HALL. was yestor-
day pat W. Mt auction. Tho pictures wore
knnckrd down nj prices ranging from sl0 to
$50 each or on"-t"nth nf 'hcir studio ,ri '"s:
and many ~ them wcrc sold cheaper than
,hrp,nOs can bee bought. While respectable
works II art nr" thus dcprrcatod how can the
respectable artists of New York be expected To-
flourish like The green hay tree?
Is SirJoHN AsrLrYs international walk
ing match ut 1sline,on draws toward its close
tho excitement If ia" spectators increases. and
tho caDln extends tho Griris. OLr,Ry. whose
iardv entry WIS vet in time. upholds the honor
cf Ancrlrn. while his leading rivals have boon
VAUGHAN CoBKcy BEowS. and SMITH HARRY
N,roit,N j. 20 Chester man: CoEKFY. a London
or: H. BrnwN. known moro commonly ~ Blow
~ rs of Fla ham: who the SMITH is-or was. for
hr @orms now 20 lcvr dropped as,crn-wc can
not suroi, say. th"rr being two entries oi that
\ " n.
Joy. no, to surnk Of W. II. SMYrH. known to
Dublin an, 10 America. By tomorrow the cN-
element will culmina,N. unlrss the gaps shall
have h",onc So wide before then as TO make
m" race nnl the order 81 thr remaining coin
potitors forrgon" conclusion
lust half century ago Russia began n
war against Turkey. which resulted during the
following year in her harvesting the res uliS Of
| her victories in the pence Of AdriDnoplc and at
/ tho very outbreak of that war England WAS en-
gagged. as now. in watching lest Russia's claims
| after victory should d" too grcnt At that time
Lord TAiMrH4voS wrote from st Petersburg to
I Sir WM. TEMPLE thus:
"ru..n ia. bound hcrsclfhv SO n any obligation. mil
declaration, n"t g lo ~ territorial aesrlnI mont.
vfir.I ii1, hlNr hrrn ','f afifs commencement
/ ,ur1' l'-a crNr rslf however nnon -rnr.n nri0r
i'-'f fir 'NN war ,"'w'"h n'f Hhi Ifs'N -Ni nH''
.i',-' , yen. ~, ~ Xxx ' s"p "' l"''''
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Tho language Of "a petition addressed TO the
! Legislature hy momhors ofthc bar OF Onondaea
/ county. is brief and sound
TA. rlfr.i.i.f ,,c,.,,. rs Of IN. bar m Ononl-,,
count, re.r'ruui. I'uoq NM ~ the e,rni NOV 'l.
,t l .,.t ,i H.. mrs, ,.a,i,r. be- r,trn.I AMI The
| "H '"d' i'n'"i
Then follows long list ~ wcll-known names
our foreign diplomatic service Is costly
and useless thing. lth"lonGs t. former ages
and has no proper rlnre among the institutions
of the present day II ought 10 h' abolished.