The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-25

STUDYING for admission To the woolwich Military
Academy
Tho German pictures to I've scnt to the
Pari- Exhibition wi nuh,r about 30 ana viii melinda
some from the I'm Dcror's coll ctionS
a burglar escaped from DR.. Barlctt's
house IN Newton, Mass. CARRYING large ananutv ~
sivcrwac and three buets-the latter having been shot
nohis hoiv
An Iowa Clergyman Is said to have Qivon
SO and four formal earnest PRAYERS fora horse Tho
prayers were for tile welfare OF the whom tho
| horse was bought
Tho Library Association, the result of
last years conference nj librarians holds monthly meet.
ngs in London. The first annual meeting will he held at
| oxford this autumn
From three TO four hundred cases of
typhoid fever were reported daily in st. Petersburg
duflnE last month ON account it Is held by some Ut ri.
demic germs having been brought from the Of war
"A few professors attended the funeral Of
the Jesuit Sccc one OF the greatest astronomers Of our
time hut 1t was observed with surprise that denares
civil and ecclesiastical conspicuous by their alb
| scnce.
Since the London sewage has been car.
rcd down tos point the Thames several miles below,
the city fish have deserted that part OF the river and
Dutch eel wineries which used to fish IN perforated
boxes asicrn oi tlcn can no longer do So
The Count de Chambord, known as an
asprant for the throne Of France under the Henri
" has bought small island in the Eastern Mcdiierra
mean for his winter residence where he can lie monarch
Of all he surveys with ia one to dispute his title.
The trousscau OF the Princess Charlotte,
writes lady from Berlin. was disgrace to artistic mil.
nery and the authorities must have elt TO- for the
cards Of invitation TO inspect 1t wncn You are
requested not tn make disagreeablc remarks"
A life of Theirs is being prepared by Mr..
Theodore stanton A ~ OF Cornell University. who 10
now IN Paris The Baroness Blaze de Bury VI Barthel.
euy 81 Hairc OF the French senate aud other disun.
su'hcd Pari'ian' have afforded Mr. stanton valuable
"reminiscences OF Theirs
Bishop Sclwyn OF Mclanesia islands
on New zeaiand-oalls attention to the quantities Of
arms and ammunition brought back By natives on their
return from labor engagements IN Queensland Bishop
Sclwyn's prcdcc Bishop ked seven
years ago by the natives
In answer to n recent application to the
India once made with much pcrtinacty audacity
by gallant Major who received the Victoria cross Tor
his daring ride IN A-hancc Lord salisbury fc,crcttho
following ucnchant memo IF there l. Il Victoria Cross
for impudencc, this man should have it"
The CowIy announces that Mr.. Pierre
LOrillards villa. building Ncwpurt j. .ource u
daily interest 10 the winter residents o that city tits
situated IN the centre OF eievenacre lot fronting tho
and in the style o Queen Annes time The aeade
is about 2op feet In length There isa grand ise oore
The reception rooms open on vast hall
In London banks. when n partner
evinccs tendency for rash speculation hc iornly
eliminated from the firm This has teen she with
Mr. Edw ard Mauol.bauks partner IN tic hrn OBJ Couts
Co. and story has abroad that Baroness Bur
deu Cous has placed s4JpUH III the bank o. the hcneht
OF his children. but She has publicly denied thi-.
William III. put "a n motto on his state
coach. when IN Ireland. " Aon raIrd ~ ,, " did
take by force received - Some a.h,d swift.
who didn't like william. wha, he though, the King had
chosen for his motto Dutch cheese . when told he
said with a slight smile Yes. but receivers IS had
tibet" Tie fraudulent de facto President Of these
United states j. open tot similar criticism
Although bachelors have (Crabb Robinson,
for example who lived 10 be inetyiourioicn attained
age statistics to prove conclusey that far
men between TWENTY-FIVE aud thirty concerned
the married state , more conducive to longevity In
France the mortality per ooOisG2 IN married he.
twenty AMI thirty and 10 In bachelors OF the
same Belgium AMI Holland show similar Statistics
In England barrister may not plead in
court wthou, In one British coiony. at least.
Natal he may not plead with one pr smith OF tho
English bar having appeared IN wig. the CHei Justice
told him "Iti covering 10 the head. like hat or any
other and you must not appear here covered -ingu
lar ground VI olcc;or ina.much as wal equally apply
worn to COM cal badness The stopped
tl the WIZ Wa. removed
Lord Roscbcry will be by no means tho
hrsi swell" Who has contracted Jewish alliance.
The seventh Earl Nalit.rsve. GEORGE Granville Vernon
Iiarcourt T.. AMI tie nr,t Baron Cnrhngoru have IN
due succession each o them esnou-ed lady d Jewish
bloVithc daughter OF John Braham. the SINGER and the
present owner of strawberry mn ON iny o, i7Ss.
Aubrey de were Beau.crc Duke Of st Ahau. married
Miss Moses. who irou her NAME must have h,en pre-
sumably Jewcs, Th, present Duke IN have
hcited his ancestors taste, he married tor m second
wife the daughter OF MIR BcrnaI Osborne Irish jew.
The distinguished statesman and juri> ilc late Lord
Iyndhurst also married. believe or las second wife.
lady OF Jewish birth
Mrs Hardin, who dwclt near Biiou Ba-
sn lett with her children just previous to the
recent terrinc storm The snow dt!.t'i and tho
wind h0wlcd about her house Her pros ~ons were
| rlv .xha tlr ire 4 omit ne SUI
ply Of matches had gwen out aud all the efforts OF tho
mother ic into the dying emhcrs ln the stove
proved iruitcss The SNOW Toll through TIC iWney and
smothcrcd the hc ad hours enuri 90 kccp her
self and the children the mother brooine over
the possible result o the storm and wondering at her
husbands long ah~ence gathered her children in her
aud ventarcd on, the storm Intending 10 make
effort 70 reach the house OF her fsterinaw which
was three distant The day her hi,o.s body
was found buried IN the snow. caspins her two dead
| children
The college officer always "i"llOw'o
who at oxford attends to the accounts. Is called the
| "burscr." LaINcir distinguished scholar who had
long held that POSITION sick OF college li'c resolved
although he had reached middle to rrat Law. and he
came the pupil 1T famous Chamber counsel who
charmed with his ability ami assiuy. observed one day
10 friend bor claret For part never having
been to college have been inclined rerl.. io under
rate such institutions They no doubt 'u. oi abuses
but the mere atmosphere OF uni,er.t, sorln- as II
werc TO have II. ch,etin generating remark
able characters I've a man now with nlr n'H student
nearly as old ~ m, >c, not poor man diced. dare
say quite rich ono. whphas doubtless got hi. money
by bsttcnins upon micr-raduAtes perui,lt.. food
wine ac Yctat . mature years lac wi>,c> 3. ,
thing To improve hi>cli 10 escape FROM s, rl onoiu
mcnts l- name i,t he was butler at -- 'n.ege.n
"Hooi gracious EXCLAIMED the TREND "ti lie
was bur>cr amt tio unr OF the best degree. year"
II always Thought -li the host III ctc,,Al.,n tones
that hur,er WASH college butler"
-Mntrimony presents here AMI there in.
| erestm pecu'allNs btiiogroon 90 II lkimci
county, New Nogh lllt 90 relish tn iuu oi a .scnrd
art >ercnadr on tic Nri lang night got ont bed and
SHOT through thr window AZ the scrcnai, Wounding
three al them AM'rn1u ha,lu married 49, D'io swoop
another and hti iau-h"r Has he nmoih' riu lawf
miner returned from ciliprma to Mcli.aa g, marry
the grl that he h7l .t hohni him H. .fu .nccd that
hc WAS comn.-,, .Hci also 10 pi,k out -.l tor hi.
mining partner amt iNr her t. him 10 w,d Amor care.
nl pronpccunl d, m'it cliocc. amt ulo i-, am.el
hiss gone WITH the ~ iicd lair t. CALIFORNIA nect her
future hushini kril.r mat stevens tra ''l wives in
! Upton Iowa. twDFr't,fso hie Latter E,f..u- f7Op
account of the Wir '.it be gave being flr h.uisourr
| than the ono h' owed stevens hu. ,I.,r Crown
wealthy nni ni lINi wife seeks hya liNIf go rein.