The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-14
SUNBEdHS.

planned OF by the lt1an millers, yielded last
teen and half million dollars
The day before his daughters. tho
Duchess OF Cumberlands. marriage, the King Denmark
received letter threatening him with assassination
| The total gross receipts of the Suez
Canal Company during last year amounted io 81 1853 %
francs-i e35 COX francs less than the amount o 1871
| "A Poughkcepse audience was so plcased
with Pnafore that 1t would not dsperse the con.
clusion Of the regular performance, but demanded A
| repetition Of most VI the songs.
For insulting remarks" made in course
ef address the Christian Church. Herr Most t
German author has been sent, by the Police Court Of
| Ebcrfeid, to prison Tor six months
There are 531l4 Unitarians in Hungary
and Pennsylvania aud this year. In memory the ter
mary Of the death OF the first Unitarian Bishop i'm
Hungary, general synod is to meet
A chalce and paten presented to Trinity
Episcopal Church. Princeton, Nj, in memory Of Tie
late Mr. Thomas Potter. Is studded with gems 10 tho
number Of epl-diamonds lapis lazuli. kc.
The Berlin Comstock conflscatcd tho
Christmas cakes " certain nnerant merchants Of Der
lin by Of their bearing their ro.ung mot
toes Of questionable dcHcacy and morality.
The exiled editor of the suppressed Ger.
man sociaisc PAPER the E-rn Of The Ge,oma E~pi, has
founded in switzerland an association for The protcc
ton and aid Of the politically persecuted."
The sleigh in which Napoleon l. tray
eled in switzerland is still in existence Ayetmore re.
mnrkabe relic Is the ship in which Charles H. returned
to England from Holland at the restoration In 1850
The Emperor Of Germany has sane
toned the publication Of the political coresponl u
Frederick the O eat II will comprise about thirty vol
umes Of which one or two will appear every year
The Vatican is TO have it's own journal
published in Italian. French. English. German. ana
spanish. All the Papal briefs and aocuuons In the
original text. but with TRANSACTIONS viii appearinit
"A Norwalk husband discovered proof
hat To-.
Keep the secret SOD but the lover paid only $50
whereupon the husband dvulged about halfof the truth
"A native Of Marsoillcs has purchased
the right Of extracting chlorae Of potash the Dead
Sea. which he expects to be able oor in London
~ shilinss ton whereas the present price OF That
uce is iOi shiiiinfs
In Norway horse can help himself to
he does hay, from trough kept rul Of it,
and accordingly drinks like human being at mcals-a
sip, then some hay. and Brokcu-windod horses
almost unknown in Norway
AT the suggestion Of Queen Victoria the
Of the who lost their lives during the storm
In the Bay o Bi.cay in October 1877 their
rescue the crew oi the boat carrying C,opara neodc.
to be placed upon the pedestal supporting the obcis
Farming on n grand scale, even with
the assistance Of improved machinery aud Implements
Is dangerous experiment and In the West has iermi
mated disastrously 1isesumaed that the money suaE
during the past ten years in such undertakings
to over slOnopoUn
At the hospice OF st. Gothard, bctwerN
october. 1877 and october, ISIS, fewer than ioeI
travellers cared tor u whom io7 were sick or halt
frozen, 3i71 rauons distributed aud great deal
ct clothing. liz, Alcncs, 1883 raucs were cxccsl
Of the revenue O., 90 francs
Only "A per cent. Of all persons who
landed at the port o New York durL; the year 1874
settled in The sorh Tho West received some a. t,r
cent 81 percent settled in the Eastern states AMI c,s
than per cent boz canada TeNa. WAS she Avorc dec
tnauon Of nearl 40 who went South.
A few small boats are said 10 have gath
cred some $1,000 worth Of sponges in two days wtI
half an hours sail OF Florida wharf A Key West paper
says that the article supposed 10 he extinct years
ago but it discovered that the bars in tho bay are
teemins with sponge of superior quality.
A German merchant presented 10 the
Emperor william ON his last birthday nu,c which had
been the companion Of Frederick the Great until tie
loss Of his front teeth for which in tos days were
no substitutes put hnsh his performances The aue
has been placed in the lohenzollcrn collection
"A bride waited two hours after the time
appointed for wedding In Goshen O. but the bride.
groom did not come II decided TO send for him
before dismissIrs the guests lie was found at home
with one side IN. face shaved, aud that he
had not been aide To weld the razor an, longer
Mr.. G.. W. Childs, A. NJ. is tho owner Of q
collection OF rare Clocks forty IN ALL one OF Nhch Is
valued at six hsasand dollars Some do duty in the
L~igsr Office. amt the remainder IN his marble residence
on Walnut street In addition their artistic value the
music OF their tckngs remind bard tat AZ
every tick mortal is departing aud ought to be enr
balmed In mortuNry verse.
Dean Stanley recently entertained n
large number of Westminster workia men In the oil
abbot dining hall the Abbey II was ~ tiathtll the
Dean told them, that the widow OF Edward " took RET
uec with her two children against tc lo. ct the Dukc
OF Gloucester The tables (which they iincd were Of
Spanish chestnut. from the wreck OF the Armada ami
were given by Queen Elizabeth
Otto McNanny is n St. Louis man oi
middle age and s,date Mary Enrelbrccht B.
young with sharcy figure and pretty face. ami
she dresses with artistic neamcss Otto saw Mary
IN the street Tor the nrst tine, aud was overcome
with admiration lie threw one arm around her waist
drew her To him eNt claimed o. rr, -ri," and kissed
her three time. trforc she could break avay Tie subse
quenuy paid 81 Sine 10 a police cou-t
The late L. VI. Ward, the English painter,
while walkins through Kew churcn,Dnl some years aso
came on the tHnh ct Gainsboroush which he found In
ruins and neglected scraIing the from the en-
crusted inscription. Dee that all record amnu.
ashes that lay b,uoa th worn away aud at his own
cost he had beautiful tablet erected to the great
painters memory "hch is an object ct nalrauon to al
the visitors to tuo ntehborins garden.
The Irish Times protestant SAYS that
Mr. swnburnc, the ioet is about u,n the Church Of
Rome Mr. S~irlurne Is the son ui the late Admiral
swinhurnc iy Indy Jane Ashburnlun aud comes of a
very ancient NnrthumhrAn stock wh,-, rrescnt chief.
John swiuburne Of Caphcaton srcnt some week, iu
New YorK in 1870 The poet is the only one o the
family who has been conspicuous for literary celebrity,
another member having been Of note as traveller and
essay1st In the last century
From an old bill Of sale dated 1888. II ap-
pears that vcrpancks Point purchased by te Hon
stcphanus Van Cortlandt from the uerS The ARTICLES
paid as purchase money were guns ubankcts % coats
Ia iahons OF coarse woolen cloth "A Kettles athoms
OF black wampum, ~ tathoms OF white waninum
ankers of rum, nall watts strong beer eartheu u-,
- shirts So 90 l,ad