The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-25
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| The punishment devised by n ManChes-
ter n H. schoomistressi to put reppcr on the tongue
The Rev. Matthew Hale Smith writes 10
the Boston JnoHo that the Rev Mr. Itcpworth furnished
report. of his to the Sew York ne wspapor.
! This is news To- the New York newspapers
--Sixty-one graduates Of Yale, thrty-flvc
OF Princeton AMI thirty OF Dartmouth hold rgsbhs
and other positions in the departments at Washington.
and there is good representation of other colleges
| Nearly all are dependent upon their salaries
Father Ninyard, a Catholic priest at
South Bend Ind is the latest victim Of the dangerous
habit OF sleeping with false teeth in the mouth gold
plate with teeth slipped part way down his throat and
a. surgeons are unable to remove thcm he must die
Making waistconts at fourteen cents
each chevct shirts At Tour cents apiece heavy overas
at MY cents per Dozen wooen trousers at ten ccnts
pair facts CLEANED by society Of ladies who
Investigating the condition Of the sewing women of
Cleveland ohio
-Oppclmer and Forst drew their revolv-
Louisville street aud their mutual friend Mendei
sprans between them to prevent bloodshcd but aitcra
bullet from oppelmeir had through hi. collar and
from Forst had carried away bit OF his ear Mendel
retired from the position Of poaccmaker
Dent and Brush own adjoining farms In
sunbuty Ohio. and disagree about the boundary fence
which they have moved several times Each went out
with two sons. all armed with and pistols to fight
the disputed question They fired at one another
across she fence until four Of tho six were wounded
The longest subterranoan construction
In the world is the OF Ere burg In Saxonv
series galleries which begun In the twelfth con.
Jury reached in ls3, length OF i23 miles. and had
| yielded an Immense quantity OF silver In 1881 now
gallery was commenced, which was finished year ago.
| and ia cight miles long
The First Presbyterian Church Of Sara
toga is in financial difficulty Ton years AGO according
report by the treasurer IL owned over So OF un.
| encountered property yielding rental OF 5000 Now
the members astoundcd 20 learn that adeh siGOn
nearly double the churchs has been incur.
rcd The treasurer declines To- make ull oNplanauon
Connecticut Judges take their female
relatives court during interesting TRIALS AMI give tcm
seats on the bench "Chatty conversations" SAYS tho
New Haven R,gi-r referring toa recent instance have
been conducted between the Court and family repre-.
sentativcs while important csmory has been lkrn and
there has been danger that the Judges might
frequent distractions lose which gre consd
cred vital on one side or the other"
Emma Tryon was the wife Of Trueman
C. Tryon. and cashier Of a variety company OF which
husband was manager Business bad and the com.
pany played To slim houses After performance In
country town In ohio she found dead her room.
She had taken audanum and written letter 10 her hus-
band, IN which she aid that he had dragged her down
unsl Sic had lost all Now ] wl end my miserable
life. and rid you Of the great drawback" she wrote.
The Empress Of Austria is n good ten
ant 1t is said that she has already expended Lord
Lonsords place in Ireland which she hired the past
season. $1,000 and further paid $3.50 rent She has
taken It for next season condition that prevented
from going. she is to be let OF by paving bonus Its
rous that the EmrressQuecn Of Ausrounsary .houdgo
to ireland Two years running and that cen OF Ire
land can only manage visit twice ~ wears
Jules Favrc in n preface TO Madame
Favres translation OF Dacndhkcr, History the
People. strongly condemn. the destruction OF the viii
liam Tell legend. the ground thatit dangerous to lay
sacrilesou' hand on national traditions lie even
Nuuatcs that the Germans were the first to question
Tons existence. Prof MarcNonner, hcwevcr, shows
In the Difs that voltlirc the nrst blow