The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-01
SUNBEdMS.

"A few weeks ago 100 farms. comprising
a twelfth part OF warwickshrc, England, were adyer.
used to let
The hard times in England arc reflected
in the Register Generals returns In 1873 there
2O5 8i5 marriages in 1874 isn G51
The wonderful photographed collection
OF Mr. HUH great London merchant. is now to 10
brought to the hammer. 1t is estimated have cost
srsoUn
Innocent, the Metropolitan OF Moscow.
who has Just dcd was respected a man OF culture.
and celebrated as missionary Bishop for many years in
Alaska lie was the author Of q work the language.
customs. ami history Of the islands the northwest
coast OF America. coded by Russia to the United States.
On the occasion Of Lord LansdOwnc's
motion for vote OF ccnsurc relative to the Zulu Affair."
only two dukes, Dcvou-hc aud Somerset voted against
the Government Norfolk aud sutherland heretofore
rcckoncd sanch supporters Of liberalism voted with tho
Government Westminster and - Alhans iiiyraD
paired Bedford and Grafton Liberal didn't at all
Tho Rev. j. G.. Wood, the wcll-known
English naturalist III lecture the other day said that
there literally nothing Of which he uhc lcctureD
So fond rat lic Tins was dish which ire
quenty made its appearance on his table aud was en-
joicd by all his family lie had several friends too who
he had had their pre- udce aud thoroughly
enjoyed good helping ot rat pie
Carroll late Prime Minister, and Ganor-
dcn late Minister of Public WORKS in Italy went to tho
station 10 meet GarhH IN his arrival NJ Rome. and the
King sent his A. D. G.. Gen Medci Gen Ma-c de Ia
Roche the Ministcratwnr was waiting at his hotel
ls first act WAS to send message by telegraph to Queen
Victoria welcoming her To- Italy aud reminding his couu
trymen OF tc services rendered by her kingdom IN
tabhshing theirs
Mr. William Palmer, formerly Fellow
aud Tutor OF Masdslcn College. oxford. aud eldest
brother OF Lord Schorno. the Lord Chancellor Of Mr..
Ghd.onc's government. died at Rome The 9TH, AGED
g. lie was One at the oxford converts. having become
a Roman Catholic in 1850. lie called "cursiux
Palmer" at Magdacn from his ncrcc anahcuas against
frotestauusm lie lived Tor many years in Rome
studying Christian Antiquities and publishing works On
the Russian schism
Judge Black writes 30 the Philadelphia
Tnes that Gen DIX was not appointed secretary oi tho
Treasury by Buchanan N consequence OF from
New York capitalists has been said. AMI that only
person mentioned his ~ the PrcSden, before tie
appointment made Judge BLACK also that tho
harmony between Buchanan and DIX was never brnkcn
that they never differed in opinion on any adminstra
i've question. and that neither found fault with
public act Of the other
The world has narrowly missed the
boon Of volume OF hymns by " L. Gladstone. st To
music by the same hand. Prom time to time lac has
written and set to music fourteen hymns AMI Was
strongly inclined Co publish them Acting. however,
the advice OF friend who candid enough to tell
him that though the poetry good the uu-ic wond
enhance his reputation for ability adorn whatrycr
he touched he suppressed the series, but
likely they will yet the light
found inquiry. has made delightful discovery that
early to bed aud early 10 rise &C is dcluson lilo
finds that most long lNcrs have INDUCED In late hours
and that lar from any decided benefit beng gained
from getting carly It rather tends 10 exhaust physical
energy aud shorten life So TAR rom the early morning
hours being the most nyigora,ng they are the
trary apt to produce las,tudc and eonsu
tuons much more injurious than dcwy eve.
According 20 the Figaro, when NJ. Theirs
died he lett behind him .cc ,unc work which waste
MI the world with wonder and admiration. However.
before handing the manuscript TO the printer, Nine
THEIRS coudded It oan eminent professor who immcdk
atey proceeded to study attcnuvoly His verdict
fatal aud he had To perform the painful duty OF breaking
to Nine Theirs the fact that the deceased statesnans
work was nllcd with lonreNpodcd scientific hercsic$
Under these circumstance Nine Theirs said To have
deemed 1t prudent not to publish the manuscript
- EPSON, the scene Of Paroles victory, is
within an hours rdy 10y rail from London and is brpht
busy little town. The Downs ON which the famous
races are run. are within quarter OF miles walk OF
hill on tie summit VI which stands the Dardans Lord
Roseberys seat commanding view OF the town on ono
side and the iul sweep The Downs the other II
lns many rare and valuable pictures Of winners In tho
olympiAn games Thence you descend to the grand
stand passing the celebrated rattenhan corner where
the real struggle Is begun. The Downs save when they
catch animation from race crowd.. are a dreary waste
William Smith was n tired, hungry, and
A,tercd tramp when he stopped the Widow scrine's
house IA SummerhcG. III, and asked Tor work. The
bonds, and 'he the POOR fellow employment cut Of
charity. When washed. cou.bcd and well clothed no
proved 20 be IA handsome young man. Within a few
months he was his employers sutton ami boss Of the
farm Mrs Sterling although fifteen years vi, senior
tell in love with him, and Il understood that they
meant to marry. But be grew cXAcune IN his demands
for money which she supplied ltvishlv until he had in
NoVcd her in serious Iccuuary trouble Then
fused 10 give him any aud he NJ OF raec tab
bed her lie escaped AMI Is probably tramping arau
Tho Prince and Princess OF Wales are at
sandrgham for Faster with crowds titled visitors An
visitors have 10 be weighed ana enter their Names with
their weight and the dress they book Kept tor
the purpo~r The drawing room - particularly pretty
room, iu Of furniture, ana every available corner is
filled with gigantic flower glasses. iul pamra, grass
md cvcrgrcns Here the assemble before dinner
The dining room oren, cut of tins room The dining
table decorations are noted The bowling alley IN Close
proximity 60 the billiard room most popular Tho
Princess PLAYS very we'll while those have no taste
that way At In little ROOM comfortably furnished
with long low scttoes snd rocking chars, from which
the, command good view OF the game The late Gen.
Richard Taylor was favored guest at sandriehan.
The present state Of the Roman Catholic
Church in Germany j. such that no surprise can he ton
M the anxiety shown hy the ropc one hand and
by the derman Government the other put an end
ot out Of twelve German dioccses only three are O..
cupiod by their rshu Bi.hop-nsncly Munster by Non
sisnor Brinknann, Iimhur- hy Monsignor Blum aud
culma by Monsienor MarwitH The other nine dioocses
are vacant With the exception OF the first three dior
c'cs all are de nccut m parish priests owing deaths
hnmshmonts and still pending trials 5no priests huva
been expelled, the number uf those under trial can
scarcely be calculated 2o1 parishes Niout single
priest The hanshcd Bishops are not allowed tn exercise
the slightest aur rity over their subordiuatcs. and
though their SEQ ret cents may exert certain influence
in purely rci ous 1atcrs hi, be cNtcnicd 10
any ol the de as In t'c management OF the Church
IT surprises me- to see a Young man
| lkc yea her O." said Juil' kcr. at Reno Ncv the
other da> go fellow wh had teen whoorine 1t ovrr-