The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-20
SCNBEAMS.

Efforts arc being made TO restore tn
Philadelphia the industry Of porcelain making which
aourished there from 1915 to 1887
A Chinese Romeo went to serenade n
Chinese Jaiit in Carson. New aud was shot dead bya
rival who was hiding on the balcony.
Denis Kcarney's latest argument In
favor the proposition that the Cnee must 60 mat
the plaques in Russia emanated from China.
Ethan, England, has n sewer six milea
In ength ventilated by sixtyave high css
is burned in it to destroy noxious calculations
Mrs John Jacob Astor, in ten years, has
secured homes and the Of livelihood for atout
$50 homeless children at a cost Of about es7Uo
"A Lynn man got a divorce from his wife,
married again hired the FIRST wife house per- and
the two women live under one roof without fighting.
-Four mon accomplished the ascent q
Mount Washington recently. but they almost dead
when they reached the signal station at the summit
The oak supposed to be the oldest, sava
Hernes in windsor Forest burnt fortnight ago by
lighted being thrust into its trunk drss
ferret out
The employment OF Cinnamon as ser
wants In the summer hotels at Rye Beach, N. H. the
coming summer was plated, but for reason
the arrangements not completed.
Two brothers I'm New Hampshire wero
married In 1926 and lived with their wives tor moro
than nny.two years The death Of the wife Of one last
week was followed the next day by the death Of wife
Of the other.
-" You're the connecting link between
man and the monkey" was the argument used by a
Yoman's suffrage advocate, before committee OF the
Connecticut Legislature, in answer to man who OPP
posed her idcas
The fund raised In Germany as mo-
mortal Of Empcrors escape amounts TO slOOOn
It the basis Of national institution
for the aborng classes and poor Of which the Prueo
Imperial ~ named High Protector"
Opium eating is under consideration by
the Chinese Government and Chin Ian Pin the Chinese
Minister at Washington has been instructed 10 make
careful Investigation OF the used in the various
inst uiions In this country Tor It's cure.
The Prince de Broglie Revel, distant
relative OF the Due de Broge has just resigned his
nilsson in the army in order to become Carthusian
monk. lie has uncle In that community, viz, tho
Russian General Nieola, the eaptor o. schamyl
In the Prince OF Waes's country house,
In Norfolk weighing machine upon which his guests
at dinner requested TO stand aud be weighed.
In book close by the guests record their and
weight and the costume worn at the time The Prince
hAes whist and the Princess likes bowling
Miss Chloe Lankton OF New Hartford,
Conn. hasJust completed the collection Of one million
cancelled postage stamps She began in october last
gentleman in Philadelphia having offered her $500 II she
would the stamps him. the money To be used In get
ting her life residence In home for the frendlcss.
A writer In the WOmdn's Journal COM
plains Of meeting In Boston ladies reduced 70 tho
appearance OF docy by peculiar method Of eombng tho
Ing. and asks: "Ist protest ganst being considered
strong minded that the young thus assume what
Is evidently copied from the lunatic asylumsf
"A young negro woman In New Orleans
has phenomenay big and III shaped feet She
duced byA photographer to sit for portrait and. afr
several trials, he gave her picture that she
ried away with delight A few days later she ascer-
tanned his real motive for she saw lc-sized view Of
her feet displayed for sale In the She has nsu-
tuted suit for damages
Frederick Stumpf and Henry Voullaire,
St Louis lawyers. dcforined crippes. aud their
common misfortune led them to close intimacy vou
lare died and stumpf Frustrated by grief took to his
bed, aud remained there until his death, few days
stump had heart diease hut the doctors say no
would not probably have died for II voullares de-
mise had not sneeted him
The Beri1aer EreDldenbldn says that the
late Prince Henry Of the Netherlands has left will
His immense will therefore 70 TO his brother and
sister, the King OF Holland and the Grand Duehess Of
saNe.WeinAr His widow is entitled to yearly allow
OF 4oOoo thsers and to the Chateau OF wessen-
stein residence The Crown q the Netherlands sill
have to maintain this residence In repair.
Nine. Christine Nilsson bought, In 1865,
from the city of Paris tract In the angle between tho
Rue de rEmpereur and the Rue de Morny condiien
that she should within certain time place buildngs
upon IL The lady having neglected to do So lately
condemned to comply with the conditions forfeit Tho
ground asin it. unatracuye condition with board ieaee
around, It DESTROYED the harmony OF It's surroundings
bonanza Mackay doesn't look IS. Ha
resides virginia CITY eight months in the year, AMI
In his miue where the temperature from ~ Ion ie-
srecs. almost every day. Mrs. Mackay and his tpo
sons-ne has no daughtcr-are In Paris She htcs
Paris and France but her husband prefers London sai
England Mr. Maekay Is a man OF pleasant aspect fnI
genial manners His mine is the perfection of gsoI
order and proprictv
A Detroit husband OF a month did not
come home night ami this his first irr,vu-
sat uufl vain
Then, nervous and weak-for she ate no breakast-ss
went To his Office 70 look for him There she Informed
that he had been on drunken trip with woman $40
found him at hotel, recovering from intoxca,ion AL
protesssdly repcnhnt She ioyave him. and returned
quietly TO her home but became raving maaiae.
and her disorder .. thought 10 be ncurabe.
Charles Dubins reputation is not good
IN Nesined, Mass. because he has Just returned iran
serving term II nine years In prison. and Mrs wmoo
objected 20 his marrying her daughter Kitty aged A.
The girl was devoid Of prejudice, however and clr-cd
with him. but was recovered by her parents imne-
dla'ely after the marriage ceremony had been per-
formed Kitty has since been kept under lock ani key
and Dublin has made several raids her. foinS
once with armed companions, and threatening To Ill
everybody In the house.
Lord Beacunslield 10 strangers is an
amabc old gentleman. who convcrscs with lansmd
interest about music ami painting with some animation
about wrmls and cattle, and with no FIRE at all, "a
rather ademure composurc. about politics the spread
OF Roman Catholicism In England lie has loud gratrs
voice, which only tuneul when hc il warmed lie
likes howcrs perfumes and fruit lie eats grcatlAl
OF champagne Jelly. and drinks great deaf of hiack
coffee, lie never smokes lie dresses To poricct.i,
knowing exactly what style Of clothes best SUITS iuu.
Into ewspapers he hardly ever dips Sometimes when
sitting alone he rests his head his hand AMI gazes sJ
the IRE out OF the window 40 man can boast that 10
has obtained glimpse Vt the sphnN's" true mi 4.
Young Mr.. French made his appearance
in stan,cad Canada hall year $50 ant took board "a
the village tavern lie seemed TO have business ami
devoted considerable OF his time 10 counting MissI
Pete much To tho dslcHsure OF her parents who tins .
forbade HIM 10 SEQ her one day French informed Mr.
la Pete that he had made up his mud 10 go away auI
asked for the use Of horse ami Wagon with which ~ .e
10 TIE railroad station ten miles distant La Pete so
delighted by the proposed departure and readily lent 20
horse and wagon, which were To be sent back hy bly,
Mr. ana Mr.. La Pete waved French joyful adicu As q
drove on ami were glad that Miss la Pete was not ora
"a show regret They aterward learned that she naG
enrrd up under the wagon seat thus clipping from uuT
their very noses
An astounding case Of imposition has
an utn M Ar utan