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

official men who could write grammar
-Four closcly-vcied women played faro
all night In Carson CNcv1 gambling rooin lost al aver
npe oi sip each. aud went away unrccogniDrd
Tho Normal Schuu of Boston costs the
people sai'o year aust it's proposed to abolish it.
the ground that good teachers could readily be secured
without that expense.
The custom In Texas OF carrying re-
'o'ers was illustrated In SAN Antonio whena chained
Mexican lion In show seized little girl Fourteen IL.
NolNers were quickly emptici into the brute
Queen Victoria. accompanied 10y Princess
Beouicc lately raid visit To the cNrmprcs. hug,
Ch,sclhnrsl warm friendship has irom their nfG
acquaintance, subsstod between their Malcsues
A foreign Journal reports that Cabinet
Ministers are hereafter to enjoy the privilege Of
sitting In the legislative scmciTccs" at Washington
in order to defend themselves and have their say Gov.
eminent matters.
The Duke Of Edinburgh has reached
England. paid oil the Black Prince AMI joined his wife
aud children at Clarence House. Her Imperial High.
ness though not loved in England ishghly accomplished
and possessed Of moro than average abilities
The Boston and Albany Railroad Com
pany will sell members OF the Massachusetts, Legislature
tickets tor tiO each good during the instead VI
giving The nsnV irve passes Several other companies
will gi,e reduced rates while two refuse abandon Ms
deadhcnd sys,vml
Charles Fitch skinner announced him.
scfiu wvsu"rl Conn as a church debt raiser lie con
Quoted meeting after the manner Vi brother kimbal
subscribed 500 himself and pleased the wen
that they employed him to collect the subscriptions. lie
collected several hundred dollars and disappeared
1t was intended that Omaha should be
beautiful city. and 20 that end TO give
Of tile width Of hundred feet Hisiound
however that such streets Unfortunately expensive 10
grade. pave. and keep In repair. besides being bother
some to cross and tile Common Council is considering
/ proposition to make them narrower
The Earl Of Derby now scowls at his
wifes step son, the Marquis salisbury from the
benches the HOUSE OF Lords Ills Lor,.hip is no ora.
tor. and has owed his general belief an his
common sons, and supposed hari.hcadcdness His out.
side influence Is diminished by the fact that his brother
and heir prrsumptiyc -iis in Beaconsncd's cabinet
Tho writer Of an article in the E0rtniOhtly
says; The Enslshmnn individually is the most expen
siye animal On the face OF the earth and though he Ia,
learned to bahhe liking a cheap government
il l. cant merely have heard most experienced per
son say. II you want cheer In the House Vt Commons
make speech general economy; IT you want to be
beaten In vote. propose particular saving"
Although popular meetings have been
held in cities Of Italy in support of the cairoa
Ministry vast majority OF the people in favor Of
dissolution Of Parliament IA order that stable and nds
Quate Cabinet may be chosen to deal with the critical
condition Oftc Kingdom The present Parliament is "
cut up into intriguing cotcres be unable to afofl
any Ministry proper support siguor sella Is said to "
the coming Premier
DR. Barring, who has retired from the
Bishopric OF Durham. called Dr. Overlooking. h.
cause hc prelae Of great vigor, though most coa
ieous AMI afable lie oi the last conspicuous
survivors OF the lid uncCmpromisng Calyinisuc Evan.
gehcals Possessing large private fortune he spentG
most the whole Vi his episcopal income in charity,
church and school buildings and far means went
| was liberal to All parties
There is much discussion in Paris re-
gardnr the disposal the blackcncd ns Of the Palace
Of the Tucres burned during the reign OF the Commune
Al tlN
palace Dan,on anl Camille Desmoulns, while walking
ia the Tuerics Gardens In 1902 argued regarding the
necessary destruction OF the building. SO long as The
niche exists the saint will return to it, said panton
and this doctrine seems now TO be duly appreciated.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury de-
AMI receives universal sympathy the loss he
has suffered in the death OF his wife. To quote
eloquent words OF Or. Newman she happy In BEND
gated With "latgcnoss of mind. abhorrcnce Of STRIFE
elcmcuVy 81 criticism absence o suspicion tenderness
compa and love q brotherhood" and inv araby
made pracucc VI locking more Ia tue ends aimed At
than 10 the manner Ia which work done The Queen
not only tccgaphcd her confidence 10 the Archbishop
Vi Canterbur,. bot sent hnn Kind letter sympathy
M. Grossley, an accomplished French.
who visited England the eary part of the r,ish
OF Goorsc III, present at the trial b, the House u
Lords VI Lord Byron fer killing, in duel, Mt Che
worth and esrbing the peers save "Their uniformity
" dress did not extend the head Some their
hair round. others lous some in bags others simply
tied h,hini There was as little uniformity an their hats
these were of an shapes and sizes Nowadays Oh the
contrary, hair amt na1 are the only points in when
there l,uuormy peers othe House in ali sorts
OF cOats but chimney pot hats ,s HgsV among ven
! uelucu IN London
, The part that King Hmnbert took in the
battle vi 'u-ioza. June, isU has lately bcen reput
A,hri throughout Iily On that Ja' the then Grown
Prince went ino acGon wearing az immaculate pail VI
white Kids a, though goug ~ . halt Tie was repeat
od! assaulted 10y heavy bodies Of Austrian cavalry bat
every charge Tepulsed by tho regiment, whe b
formed square iVr ms protection some Vi the
Austrian thlaus rode w 10 tbs ranks ana "sts
tay oucted tut most them got 10 ngAcr than IA
aris future Ming iispil,st great courage and with
uphiied sabre constantly outraged the men ~ tat'
good AHA amt boz steady.
Small Western cities suffer great deal
from travelling shows which, in spite OF preliminary
promises OF excellence prove TO be very poor; but
manager calling himself William quick has carried II.
sw ndie iurner W advcrt!,n. Performance, and neye
giving them at all le hines ball. posts Ol- announe
iur minstrel trvupe sells tickets up TO the time tu'
show IS ~ BEGIN and then rides cot OF town with th'
MONEY Tai. mode of business, however, h.. Lroush
lam T. Michigan a.l similar T0-ue d,ertised lee
tars BY Col inscrsoli IA Auith adams flew days agV
and got un WIKI about So The audience was ksp
waiting p long possible ly nuuounD cmcns that lnesr
son had ius..d % train. hw Wouis aru'e 10y YOelock.
one OF the curious facts which come cut
800 tho tue,n marria-v RETURNS tor period ui yeHrsI
sOcmuilcl according " u.v rites of the E,tAbushe.
taur,h while al the same time the ptoporuoE VI clyi
mnrrAecs Is steadily increasing. In lsU the number v
tc former marriages formed almost ~ per " th'
whole IN lsos the proportion 20 per cent and II
1919 70 per cent ON the other hand. the number v
c,n narrasvs at Tie office OF superintendent registrar
ma rsl was sl1 per sent VI the total number IN ls9
just per cent. while Ia 1876 the proportion had IN
creased TO lo7 per cent The total number Of marriage
not so,mnged by the Established Church also shows NJ
increase proportion to the total in lsol 1865 an,
ls7G being goa, - l. and 2J2 percen respectively
The late George H. Lewes was thought
90 be plain because lac was deeply marked with small
poA. AMI his features thin ANA OF laie much haf
ro"ed with thewc-r Of housAts and the
81 the Kind OF arophy which at length broke the threa,
VI life But his countcnauce always radiant viii
intelligence and his large blue frank and pleas
ant to look into as deep, clear II, Lat hne teeth
also, and with his mobile feature, and hearty laugh
needed no Hyperion cur ou hi, brow 10 make Ian mof
fascinating than most handsome men. Shortly after h'
had pia,cd oman, wish party OF amateurs AZ the ok
opera house lu tie lIAmarkCt he was At party OILS
evening" when lady. m conversation, remarked t. mu
how she had Uh,' uuc.} acted by ana amateur {,
which Loves replied he WAS the actor Bat the Lads