The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
SUNBEIMS.

New York. has been appointed Minister to Pekn,
Mr.. Edward Levy Lawson, principal
proprietor and editor Of the London Tsggrph Is an.
n0uneed to stand for windsor at the next election
Lord O'IIagan, late Lord Chancellor Of
Ireland who has inherited through his the largo
Townley estates in Lancashire, was reporter.
The Rcv. DIR. Leonard Bacon says that
the time have a reconsideration Of tho
differences between and rrcsb terrain.
ism, with view to union.
Bob Toombs Of Georgia is regarded as
the most eloquent and able lawyer in the South and
never touches case under fec Of 5000 lie often
argues before the Supreme Court at Washington.
On the 9th inst, the anniversary Of tho
death OF Victor Emanuel funeral service for the rcposo
VI his soul is to be celebrated in all the churches Of Roc
except the four great bascas by express authorization
Of Pope leo XIII
On the Sd Of last month, MS two wealthy
young mon were sitting in garden attached to their
house in the environs Of Palermo four masked brgands
climbed the garden wall ana bore them OF Tor the
purpose ofcxacung heavy ransom.
Mr.. Moffet, the Virginia legislator who
invented the Moct bell punch" now used in tie saloons
ard bars of that state. is s.aacd with the returns Il
yielded the Treasury lat year and contcmplatcs all
didonal law embracing scycrcr PENALTIES
The viaduct that Cleveland opened with
much ceremony few days aro. spans the Cuyah,ga
River and valley with ten arches i. thirds Of milo
long. dNt-four feet Wide. COS, s2,i71U,o and unes
CLEVELAND proper WIN WNat used 10 DC ono City.
Switzerland has boon admunshed by tho
great not TO allow tscif become refuge for
Communists aud the Bernc authorities have replied that
they will Danish any refugee trying to conspire Swiss
soil against u. ghborns countries AMI sovereign.
The custom OF making New Years calls,
formerly almost confined TO Ncw York has extended
westward The Cincinnati and ST. Louis newspapers q
Tue day morning contained whole pages OF the addresses
OF women who were to p, ceiyo their acquaintanccs
John G. Clark left property worth about
three millions when he died ia rcxas thirteen years ago
lie made no will. and was not known to have relative.
The state took possession o the vast estate and until ts
year claimant. aprcare but several real pre-
tended heirs have commenced legal proceedings
"A Venetian journal publishes the follow
INK specimen Of the many letters sent to It by Inter
nationalist correspondents For my part swear that If
all the heads Of the Deputies could nil at blow, I
would be- willing Ia act ~ cNecuoncr tor one day NJ tho
risk Of being confined In he'll Tor billion Vt years.
The San Francisco Chronicle says that
the loodum fraternity that city dates from 1902 ami
now compress some 60 members, composed chiefly OF
hatgrown boys All are not criminals but the leaders
are as rule They have regular system Of passwords
and signals. and slams dialect which is however spar
ingly used le.t the police acquire i;, terms
An Ohio pcddler does business on an ex-
tcnsiye scale lie carries Eve loads OF great va
rety Of goods and il accompanied by several sacsmen
lie puts up large tent with counters and shelves and
show windows In 'front.' like regular store His stay In
each stopping place is regulated by the business and
when tie sales fall on he packs up and moves on
Two countrymen made the acquaintance
Of rogue IN St Louis. I want to buy nucs" said
the latter but the has kind prejudice against
me, and charges ne more than he would anybody else.
would willingly give $3.50" Tie countrymcn offered
TO make the purchase, and did paying a. so for
mules, worth not than halt that sum- but they have
not since seen the rogue.
Theodore Thomas is represented as say
ing These Cincinnati folks have appreciation VI
art and work, aud willing to pay ior it ami support
the artst and teacher New York has money Tor ecclc
siasucal quacA., Jim Fisk parade,. spectacular gsw-
gaws for had wlskeN and worse women while Tor true
art they will only dole out their stray bones aud cold
potatoes II the artistic not contenied 18th such, they
turn in AMI abuse him.
Mr.. Swan, in Binghamton sat down by n
window to s25O that he had Jus, received pats.
under his pillow aud went t. bed burglar. had
watched the counting through the window. entered as
Mr. swan asleep AMI reached under the Di-
low for the money. Mr.. Swan awokc and grabbed tho
burglar They fought long time, each dseharging
revolver occasionally but Mr. swan only wounded.
and tile burglar escaped without tie money.
--Maplcson was In an awkward predica-
ment In Boston ON Monday evening, through pc illness
Of Minnie Hauk and Marie Rozc II the hrst night
q the Boston season. and every scat in the house had
been sold; but the change o opera from Carmen
with Hauk 10 II rr0yatore. with rHrodi neccsataNd
the return Of $500 to the holders tickets To add to
the Managers troubles, Parodi lad cold aud apol-
osy~al 10 be- made Tor her However, Tuesday even
ins Gcrscr sans 10 " La Sonnauhua.'
statistics given by Mr.. Richard Hall,
secretary to the meeting cattle importers Liverpool
show that there has been very substantial growth in
the cattle trade, especially in regard to importauons
from this country. The increase has been something
enormous, and has occurred within few months IN.
stead of by slow Accommodations In 1878 only ~ cato
were imported, while In 1879, up tlc comm, cement
u this month, the number was 5000. The total Tor
the would probably