The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-31
SUNBEfHS.


ical School has been declined by the University over
because condition that school should be
opened to women.
Brother Moody has for several weeks
been aborng with sinners who could not escape from
hin, for they cunvcts in the Baltimore penenuary
Converts Hre NUMEROUS amons them.
"A boy in the Philadelphia House OF Re-
fuge, being disobedicnt, locked in cell while h
companions were ENJOYING holiday In the park lie
felt so ill-uscd that he hanged himself
The iron steamer Norman Monarch has
reached New Haven from Con-tanunople. She brought
two handsome gray Arabian stations which were givet
TO ex'Prcsident Grant by the Sultan OF Turkey. They
In nne condition. aud will probably soon forward
ed to their owners farm in the West
--"Gentlemen OF the jury" said Mr.
Phelps to the twelve men Of worthington, Mimi whs
had convicted his daughter Of selling cider withouta
license, "all I've got to say is you're Of ackasseS
and you may wave your that solemn truth.z
Mr.. Phelps was fined sio tor contempt OF court
Sir Bartle Frore, the much cany assed
Governor Of Natal. distinguished IN the East Indian
civil service. having been member Of the Council the
post Aacaulay heidi chief Commissioner Of scindo and
Governor Of Bombay from 1862 to 1865 lie Is Year,
old. aud married daughter OF the late Sir George Arthur
A man spent whole day in the railroad
station At Red Oak Iowa, trying to find eastward
bound train that WAS in charge Of Christian conductor
lie wanted to start journey, but resolved not IA
intrust his life to the care Of sinner After questioning
eleven conductors and failing 70 discover OF the de
sired kind, he went home discouraged.
An old farmer in England, hugely puz-.
rlsd by meteorological reports and hansatllnuo
prophecies concerning the weather is said have de.
hvered himself Of the following astounding sentiment.
"well. sir did not mind the weather much whenu
was arranged and ordered by Providence; but that
II has been handed TO them interfering Yankees
why, be hanged II can stand IT,"
John q. McCabe was drowned in Phila-
delphia several months age lie oskin coat
and high boots A vaa
subsequently found floating of Woodbury.. aud Mrs Nc.
Cabe, Identifying IL a. that OF her husband had brought
TO Philadelphia and buried The other day another body
In an oskin coat aud high top boots taken the
water at Wilmington and Mrs McCabe believing IL DO
her husbands has buried 1t by the side Of the FIRST
After many years Of labor Director Carl
Won Piloty, the wcllknown historical painter has I'm.
ished his great decorative painting for The Ratli
haussaa In Munich This painting is tended sort
Of aDotheoss OF all the great men 10 whom Munich has
given birth or who have merted especial remembrance
by her The ancestors OF several Of the principal Munich
families Of time figure in this work among the noble
company ofelectos warriors clergy, poets and painters
The cannbalism Of the Australian abo-
rhymes, appaiugY described In last Sundays Sun ID
uudcniabc But It has limitations The line must bo
drawn somewhere. father not cat the flesh o.
his child, the child that Of Its father Yet mothers
eat their children and children their mothers and in
other degrees the horrible custom is followed. Tho
assigned for by the natives is that relatives are
thereby enabled to forget deceased Kindred and will not
continue to mourn for them too long.
The erection OF statue to Thomaa
Paine In St Louis, is characterized by Bishop Coke
"hyena worship" lie on 10 say. in the bd,p,ad,rt
Here Ia epoch In the history Of fanaucism There
have been dog worshppers and acknowledges and
snake worshppers tits len for atheists the shoea
OF the Mississippi Hcrod the supcrsons Of the
Nile to up hyena and cry; such be thy g@s Re-
public OF Americar Paine not atheist; but he
was. morally. hyena. Ills habits hiS features and his
character those OF this foul animal"
The Prcsbytcryo Of Ogdensburg has GUST
ed the Rev j. l. waugh from the pastorac Of church
at Brasher's Pals He hAbualy maltreAted his WIFE
lie whipped her soundiy before the honeymoon trip
over, and finally choked her until she insensible
Her father nterfered. and the clergyman pledged him
self to reform. making the promise solemn by rcans
chapter Of scripture and calling God TO witness the
vow. But that made difference. lie ,onn knocked
her down. bit Of her fingers and threatened to Kill
her with razor on being accused he made vigorous
denial from the pulpit investigation exposed all
Henry Riddle writes to the Banner OF
Ls0hf which limited that his book comro-cd of
municaions from spirits who maleiousiy represented
themselves TO be Shakespeare. Byron and other disin
gushcd authors. declaring that such idea prcposicr
Gus. lie has been assured by many spirits through
trustworthy mediums. that he has not been imposed
upon proper analysis Of the thoughts expressedi in
the messages he SAYS. will show according 10 .
proper standard that they entirely worthy those
by whom they said to have been inspired. They
decidedly and holy, and accom- amed with such
atestauns aud written IN such way that they cannot
be the Offspring OF living spirts'"
Professor COIN OF Breslau has been
lately making experiments with the electric lpht on tho
eyes Of number of for the purpose of testing
influence visual perception and the sensation color
lie has found that letters spots and coors perceived
al much greater distance through the medium oi cleo
trio hight than by day light The sensation yell
low was Increased sxyfold compared 10 Wight red
skiold and II green and blue about tworod Eyes
could only with difficulty perceive and distinguish colors
by daylight or gaslg were much aided by she electric
light ana the visual perception also much strength
ened Prot Cohn concludes from this that electric
light would he very useful in places where desirable
tina, signals should be seen at great distance
An unprecedented scene occurred in the
Assize Court IN Paris the other day the trial o three
most dangerous scoundrels, who stole cabs many
stances drove fares to remote places, and then M used
and robbed them. They all powerful men, and the
police rightly as it turned out thought them likely
make violent attempt to escape the dock In
sequence the usual military guard was doubled
unels were placed at every issue from the Tho
law does not allow prisoners chained or handcucd
during their trial. but as precauuon, officers were
ready 10 clap on handouts the moment sentence
pronounced The Court condemned the three penal
servitude for h'o, and in instant them were
seized and pnioned hut they kicked the policemen who
held them. The third fought for long time with half
dozen guards AMI very nearly drew sword from tho
scabbard Of one of them, cursing all the time.
"A short time ago merchant, Pavel
Fuiaen By name living at No 10 the Lcjtuk OF Poren
lock, St. Petersburg, received a notice signed by tho
revolutionary committee" in which suhsc ripuon Of
10000 rouhlcs for the Of the national
ernmcntn was demanded from him, the sum to be do.
posted by him at certain place indicated by the - Of
May AT the latest under penalty OF death de-
mult Up IA the 2d OF May Fuaien remained undecided
whether To pay the money hand tho anonymous
letter to the police At 10 O'Clock the forenoon of tho
81 he went out and then the nrst drt ruuod
appeal to the police for advice aud assistance. Hardly
however had he arrived in the ncghhoriood OF tlO
nearest police station when he received violent blow
ON the head with Am iron bar which struck him
less 10 the ground The ASSASSIN Immediately dt,lp-
peared. taking with him 4o.po rouhcs which fuincn
had In his pocket and has not been heard The
unfortunate merchant, 1t is added, stu remains in a
| critical condition
| Several articles and letters have boon
lnuted IN the German papers Of late lauins the efficacy
of the sting of tac common bee ma cure for govt Hero
Is ono of the latest of these communication. which ap
near'd only few days ago m the .tuIs,y E-,,.q '-
''n' Il was yiut IN bed" says tho writer ",rlcrts
! from heavy HttfcA o gout accompanied with N.ent