The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-02
SUNHKdNS.

is4G the then venerable John quincy adams sent over
Is toast;
sge. nay DAMN {! 1s day must
Lord Carlisle was much amused nv n
saying Of George Canning to Frerc. whom he had re-
proved for some tarduess spain. Frcre npol. q ,oJ
by saving. at was the fault Of the city auhoriues
In fact. could not get mule" "was not the marc
Mayor willingt" asked Canning.
A clerical wag thus cpitomizes the pecu-
Harucs Of the canons Of 81. rauls London m the mat
ter Of sermons Canon Gregory can read his sermons
but can't write them Canon Lshtfoot can wri.e lis
sermons, but can't read thcm Canon Llddon eau do
both. and bishop Claughion can do neither
M. Charles Tardicu is very compliment
AIRY In recent article IN EAH TO the ENGLISH painter.
lie considers England superior In portrait, land ape
aud gec, bu, cannot ndmit the ability OF English aru,p
to mount to the heights OF epic poetry classical my
thology, romantic legend even the terener level
history" NJ Tatdiou's article Is illustrated with
Der Of single figures by Mr. George II Bough'on.
The management OF the Connecticut
state prison. according the report Of legislative com
mitoc Is very bad. Drunkenness common anons the
keepers when duty. prisoners are allowed to kcer
tools their rooms barbarous punishment aud laNy
discipline the rule and not the Exception, prisoner
are often released before the expiration Of their terms
and $ OOJ received from contractors cannot be- traced
Chambers and Clark, the pugilsts who
fought last week both keep barrooms in Philadelphia
aud each has = large and thirsty following They
personally friendly and the match Is supposed TO have
chiefly Intended 10 revive their liquor bu dnesS
That result Effected foS the saloons have since been
crowded every night They are to give spariins eShi
billions together. OF and 1t is calculated that their
profits will aggregate not less than s2o.ooo
Mr. De Havilland, the herald Of York,
who with cockaync, the herald OF Lancaster preceded
the proce ssion marriage the Duke Connsugh
In painted tabard and introduced the several hcs OF
royalty, Is a son Of the lato Mr. De Havand. we'll
known Philadelphia architect He was lively member
Of Washington society years but became
vert to the Roman Catholic Church. and abandoned him.
self TO heradry. The family from England aud
settled In Phiadsll'ha- ...
Two herdsmen quarrelled on n Nebraska
prairie and each threatened kill the other Ncthei
armed but there was gun In their hut a mis
away Both started for the weapon, and II was a race
for life for the who got certain to shoot hii
companion They had several nights on the way ane
were bruised exhausted when they nearcd the goal
but they with desperation, and kept abrasi una
Close the house Then tripped and fell. giving the
other the lead. The victor dashed into the building
pulled the gun down IRON its hooks, and mefeicssD
murder red his fallen foe.
Jesse Arnott IA wealthy and respectable
resident Of st. Louis WAS astounded when an officer
arrested him charge of stealing dos lie went to
court and there met the complainant In the rcrson
Mr. Tomaskewitz the chief clerk Of leading dry goods
store. Arnott that he had stolen no dt hat
Toma.kewiz made the accusation 80 explicitly that the
Justice did feel justified In dismissng the Thea
Tonaskewin quietly added that the prisoner htd al>e
stolen the doors and windows out Of church, ami Tie
tombstones from graveyard He had' III TACT '''"Me
insane aud the hrst evidence was mania for acc.ni
persons OF imaginary crimes
The trouble in the negro Baptist church
In St Louis from society Of women organized 10y
the pastor and which he called the sociei, oi Nutua
Love He was its head under the title OF Rinl aud
| other man was member There Queen, too. and
the FIRST dincuy was caused by the Queen's husband
who charged that there too much mutail love be
tween her and the King Inc pastor Indignantly i'e'
that the sole object Of the organization was charitable
he. however changed It's name 10 'he SoeicF =" N"'"a
Love OF Christ In deieence to criueim but inc urea'
was not healed and the brethren are trviiS oy lawsuit
| to drive the King and Queen out OF the church
| Sir Vincent Eyre retired MaJor-Gcn
era OF the Indian army found the grave Tombstone
of Keats the poet who died in Rome IN 1901 nnd VIII,
was buried in the old cemetery English Protestants
wholly neglected. The inscription the stone; Herr
| lies one whose name writ In water" was aimos
| nlegble from dirt and decay. lie made collection
repaired the grave cleaned the tombstone, and placed
medallion OF Keats the wall near the grave, with the
following aeros,ic:
Keats, Il thy cherished narc be wrtin water
A sacred tribute such a. heroes seek
Though Oft N vain, for !azIling deeds OF slaughter
| eN'Po %" "o' ''ss 'o' '''N'P" ~ '
The gcndarme lately killed In the at
tack upon Nhiss at Kien In Russia fell by the hand Of
- woman. Olga Rassowska Other Sihihst women ng-
urcd in the defence the houses entered by
police at the time. Ia another house Milo. Gcrse
field daughter OF General and a distinguished place
holder She beauty and but IL years of
While nring her pistol the gendarmcs the melee,
she was wounded by bayonct and captured On being
carried the Cnief Of Police she said II hrcd to-
day only upon simple gendarme but the next coca
sion wen kill all Of you, many mad dogs The
Countess Pann admired equally with Mile Gcr.ccd to
her beauty, also arrested. Her husbands mother ID
one OF the ladies' OF the Empress's Court
The Emperor Of Austria at Vienna 10
always surrounded by number Of exroyalt,s and ~
euues Tor whom that charming capital seems to have
strange attraction The scarlet livery Of the English
royal family Tor many years familiar sight in VI
where the Last OF the old irrcconclaes the ats
King Of Hanover, resided. often too, the Emperor may
be met with, In arm with the eN6rand Duke Of Tus
cany, plainlookng middle aged man IN the undros'
uniform OF an Austrian MAJOR sometimes the Crows
Prince OF Hanover no" the Duke OF CUMBERLAND ~h'
has lust married Princess Ihyra' and whosa Colonel o.
Austrian oaNarN Is us eolnpHmoh' OF frincc Man h'
tat sovereign VINO SITS uheasy on the mtone q" SerNiA'
While half dozen rulers Of petty pineipalue' "ipe'
out from the map OF Europe 10y me m@ed mana o' bi'
mareS' form around INN hlte court oil uhi"t"ha"s
an Lon a.