The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09
SUNBFiIfS.

water and miniature shpuins is Oh exhibition IN Bo.ton
1t is said that the Prince Of Wales has
| RENTED twenty per cent Of hs Cornish rent. Tim.
me ms some $1,000
A Philadelphia itigant visited every i'll
ror at home while the in progress justtoarrus
| the matter quietly" He says that he meant no harm
--Rednd tLrLridns, new grass lltcly I'M
ported Ceylon FROM Java attained to ahegt
feet in three months It full Of sacchaunc matter aud
horses and cattle like it.
Great excitement is caused In French
and Dutch Guiana by extraordinary finds Of gold lately
deposit Of lead and silver has been discovered On
| the Thames River, Sew Zealand.
Tho Frankfort (NIchl Express says:
"Bctcys mouth been thoroughly clcanscd ou So ,
to permit the passage OF logs. without exp aiming
that Betscy the Ut lake in that nci 'hhlrlood
There are several young men in Eng.
land to-day who may at any moment take upanous
paper and learn that they have jumped from tu
drods to many thousands year 10y zulus spear .oms
through elder brother There must be dinicutton
| nict OF emotion In some such cases
OF eleven female candidates who pro-
scntcd themselves for the first examination Tor hc ic
grccs of the University o London placed loo fio
honor. division, four declared entitled TO cNuti
ton and second In the whole list of candidates
The standard Of the London Cnvcr-itys very l me-
1t is reported that the bellies of tine
present season In London Lady Lonsda' Lasts Wan.
deyile. and Mrs ragct the last tao American rl Ill
three married ladies The girls OF the period ic
! ritcd Notwithstanding the efforts attributed 'utlcn
ocnhancc their charms. the young risky marul. carry
| all before them.
Tho imports Of colonial wool into Eng
land doubled during the la. nitccn year,. a NV
amount 10 about 4uoOOlUo pounds nan Of ui-is
oitcd s>t, Condt.rt The -H-- CLIP at o. rire =.
staple commodity Of Engiand-on which She fo.d
| Chancellor b supposed to be scncd--is oi grrat
secondary Importance.
Theatres and beer gardens have lccn
combined to such extent In Cincinnati that Give u1c.
atrc business by itscris Improbable The lrccs
Of admission To the gardens are So low as to t' CONE
petition by the regular theatres AMI the performances
are not Of low order OF the most popular dramatic
stars appearing at the larger establishments
While in London the Empress Of Cor
many dncd with the Duke Of Bedford, whore broter is
English Ambassador at Berlin Al this party the coun.
essStanhopc wore ravens wing saun opening niront
pasron Of white satin in folds KnrolN
Hungarian had bodice and tram Of black ,ilk
pctticoat n godsolorcd SILK and broad c,no, 4 yci
low silk, fastened on side by diamond buckle.
"A Cincinnati manufacturer died nine
years His bushes had been prosperous. aud Il
supposed that his estate worth s5Ogu. but his
widow could find only about s2otOp which she invested
unfortunately and finally lost Lately she needy
and son visited her to for her removal to his
home. In packing her effects he discovered hnOtn
good railroad bonds in which his father had invested
With all his exactitudc Of thought, Car
dinal Newman has in him fund Of the rucst poery
He believes In the reality Of musical sounds This
adherence to the theory Of sound but
10 be fancy that each beautiful sound aciua living
entity-mmoral because all that's fair he lie
alluded to this In his last sermon at st Marys perhaps
the famous the history oxforl in the
| present century
Tho London Queen, describing the most
artistic fancy hail perhaps given there. the brau
um house Of Mr. Boughton. the artist. writes. The
high spirits and graceful gaycty which the American
element introduces into London society added TO the
hrilance Of the most beautiful balls given
London" The artistic world mustered in strongest
force, and literature represented by the Troopes
| Lynn Linton, Tom Hughes. Tom Taylor and Others.
Monroe Sheppleman's drunken fun 10
wahoo Ill., consisted frightening women lie pointed
| a revolver at several In the street. and greatly
| pleased when they screamed aud away. one
plucker than the rest and would not stir So he stuck
the muzzle u the weapon into her mouth and laughed
heartily when she tainted His next hilarious exploit
was to try how close he could IRE woman's head
| without hitting her and the result dangero
| wound. Then enraged man killed him with a single
| blow Of heavy club
| When the Zulus rushed In on the small
British detachment Of Col. Wool and while there wa
| yet open road In one direction Col wcathcrly 40
English cavalry officer capped his son. boy Of ~ who
was with him. ON horseback kissed him, and told Inn
fly Tor life The lad Jumped from the saddle striking the
| horse lash which sent 1t galioring on. and said.
Father III die with YOU" The father handed his 70.
vover to the child Just the zulus reached British
bodies. the spot where they wcaherly slew five
Zulus before he fell hut the killed at once.
Alice Oates. the burlcsQue opera singer,
is ,ad 10 be married samuel Watkins of Phla icl
pha In support Of that statement the R,v James
Neil OF that city that he performed the ceremony
on May "a ut the residence the bridegroom father
| who wholesale merchant A. both had been Ill
voreed from previous marital partners he requested
them TO show the legal umcnt. and they did so They
went VI stNard On their bridal tour, according the
Rev Mr. Ncill But in Louisville. June 4 Miss
cor Mrs Watkins said to reporter who asked She was
married THIS is the first I've heard No nr the
story isn't true" Her said that probably she
had got married, but didn't like to ownit
Mr.. Hardwick, acting under instruc-
tons from Mr. James Bradshaw OF Manchester amt tie
ineHded African Corporation. recently laid before the
sultan Of Zanzibar scheme for u railway between the
coast and the Victoria NyAnzA Lake The sultan is de-
lighted with the project and promises assist It m
every suitable way lie will probably agree to c CON
dion not to senoon any other line TO be laid b, hfer
ent company within 80 miles north and south the
proposed line to the victors Nyanla for term ct nifty
| years lie also promises TO provide the company With
sufficient space ol their works the harhors on
the eastern coast which they select; but he
70 grant them port to be absolutely at their own dis
posa, on the ground that would be a MONOPOLY
would be unfair to others aud would be drawback tc
the general extension Of commerce.
The Chinese Ambassador at the Berlin
Court llFang pao is famed among his countrym,n a,
one Of the most eminent among their learned mcn lie
has not neglected the opportunities which his travel. IN
with the details Of Western civilization LFhng pio hat
been examining the remains Of Grccian pottery Il the
Trojan ana prcfroan period, aud has made a ynunt e
discovery lie proves that the found in Trojan ter
nt"ry and buried In excavations dating from pr, Trojan
ages such as osc referred by Schhemann are really
OF Chinese origin On of these vessels H. Fang pao
hnds an inscription to the effect that about - years
before the Christian era some cnterprsing individual
had enclosed in the vase three pieces OF muslin
spatchcd them for inspection It seems therefore that
this niece OF pottery. at all events significantly records
the fact of the intercourse which Nt.d 50
far back as the prcrrWan between the industrious
natives of cahay and the rprsng merchants Of ASIA
Minor and Greece.
Strange mischanccs with fatal results
are daily happening here and there Boston hatcher
ran against KNIFE that lay ON block severed an ry
ana bled To death Denver woman caught her loot m
araroad Troy ana could not get Loose before train ran
over her A Vermont farmer sncczcd with a straw in
ms mouth drew It into his lungs, aud died choking
horse kicked Michigan hoy into decp we'll where lie
was drowned. The shoe hew on the foot Of a kchus
mule IN Nashville and fractured the skull ofaLa An
Oregon girl swallowed her engagement ring AMI h,cd