The sun., 1883-10-03
sUNBEAsfs.
An international forestry exhibition Is to

factories have stopped their wheels for OF
the streams.
Peter Bogart and wife Of townsville
celebrated the seventy NTH anniversary Of their
riage There only few days difference in their ago.
which is 90.
A friend said to the late Leon Halevyi
"why what are you nboutt You should publish some.
thing you will be forgotten" "we." tejoned Leon.
" 1 fear being forgotten by publishing too much"
New Haven oystermen arc planting
empty oyster shells In tho Sound of helping
the OF the oyster The shcs supply rough
hard substance for the "spat" to clngt to.
Father Emanuel Kenners, q Franciscan
Of tho Convent OF St isdoro In Rome, has been deo
GRATED by Queen Victoria for his behavior during the
cholera pestence in Egypt Ono OF the Irish monks OF
the convent died victim Of his duty.
Henry Study OF Ransom, ILL.,, left $65,000.
He cripple from BIRTH A. tho close OF the hs
donned soldiers uniform, invented pathetic story.
and began TO travel as beggsr In three years he got
$4,000. and on the interest he lived In idicnc@
Official returns Just issued show that last
year the proceeds Of the duty upon playing cards in
France was q 3e2 o3e francs 244A francs than
during 1881 In 1879 there 80 manufacturers and
i3422 retailers Of packs Of cards. whereas last year
there 90 manufacturers and ia. OIL retailers.
Prof. 4. Fazio says he has ascertaned
that in general those who excavaed alive at Ischia
supehed their organic functions parayzed their
sight weakened altogether suspended for some time:
most had felt extreme thirst whio under the masonry.
Tho Minneapolis Tribune says: Twenty.
years ago dwelt in New York city. They
Quarrelled. A letter Of explanation miscarried. lie
came West. and settled in st. Paul She moved to Buff
falo This story doesn't to out just right;
for he ia in st. Paul yet and she is in Buffalo Both
married and have large families"
Two officers of the Salvation Army at
Mold In Wales In applying to the Town Council Of Ruth
in for the use Of the assembly room. wrote; You
do no better than entertain them Hospitality. They arc
the Lords people. aud know the Ruthn people love
the Lord who was gentleman without comparison"
The hall was let to them at half price.
Tho Louisville Commercial speaks un-
kindly Of Chicago: The ordinary traveller
from Louisville to Chicago for 81. But you cannot
of Chicago for less than $50 breath Chicago
River air is always good for $50 doctors bill and they
charge the odd $40 for looking at the bakeeper
diamond pin when you get a ten cent drink"
The Duke Of Marlborough has closed his
palace and gardens to the public the ground OF
specific his fathers memory There those who doubt
II the gardens will be opened again for mnny day
They have been but roughly kept up Of late The
Duke gave the fees levied for seeing them the Oxford
Hospital Blenheim is too expensive for the OF
the present Duke.
Tho Talargoch lead mine, in South Wales,
lately sold is believed to be the oldest in England It
was according to local tradition opened by the Ro-
mans and has been worked or less Tho
mine machinery, and plant put up in lot The
auctioneer explained that there miles
way connecting the mine with the London and North.
western Railway, and that the machinery cost s25oOoo.
The bddings commenced at $4,000 and by slow incre.
ments of hundreds to $4,000 at which sold
The Fill planters are experiencing con-
siderable difficulty in obtaining sufficient supplies Of
labor. the cost OF Poynesan labor having increased so
greatly within the last three years that has found
impossible to grow produce at the enhanced rates An
effort will be made to obtain Chinese labor ai ,here
no doubt that the Mongoan will the purposc both
in the matters Of cost and behavior an climatic
| endurance. tain lat
the Chinaman, who has been Of late somewhat tabooed
both In California and Honolulu will gain footing in
| the Fiji Islands.
-Mormonism is gaining ground in north
Georgia. Alabama, and middle and Tennessee, The
missionaries whose headquarters in Chattanooga
are making hundreds of converts annually. 1t is not
only the poor and ignorant who proseytized but the
| educated and tho wealthy. Recently 10 gentlemanly
| looking farmer applied at the Chattanooga Orphan
Home 10 have little girl turned TO him guardi
and under the rules OF the institution he asked
| whether he was = member of . Christinn church,
YES" he answered II and my wife both members
Of the church of Saviour Jesus Christ" What de.
nomination." "The Church Of the Latter Day Saints
| commonly called Mormons." The child will continue TO
| be an inmate Of the Home.
| Tile is the Boston Journals version
An eminent citizen Of Boston had spent Saturday A.
tsrnoon in delightful contemplation of the manner in
which the Bostons whipped the Detroits. On Sunday
forenoon. being weary after sitting up half the night
|
to believe that the Chcngos going to capture tho
championship he fell asleep in his pew Tho Scripture
lesson was on the healing Of the ten epers only
"hom returned to express his thanks and the clergy.
man was reading with all his powers Of slocuton Is
emphasized the words. But where the nine and
the aroused citizen blurted out: oh. tho mines all
right and IL any thinks the Chicagos are going to
down them Here his wife gave him pinch that
restored him to his senses"
| "A correspondent of the Cincinnati Times.
from Rugby. Mr.
established In the Hughes cottage and is enjoying the
mountain air in its full perfection. He came from Eng
land nrs to see his venerable mother who at the age
OF e6, - pioneer In the wilderness and secondly to
enjoy rest from his judicial duties lie has
| from his illness Of last year There is I'm Rugby the
nucleus OF delightful community The air is fragrant
with the perfume OF the pine forest exhilaatng a.
champagne. The forest trees lean over and look into
Mrs Hughess charming garden. which the skill Of her
English gardener has converted into bank OF blossoms
over which countless hummng birds like so many
animated emerads and rubes Mr. Hughes issued early
this week. invitations to banquet to which all the
| Rugby people were invited"
Tho late Count of Chambord, SAYS the
Pail Mall Gazette like some other historic persouaxes
may owea good deal Of his future celebrity to con-
nection established between him the culinary art
Coming ages, when reduced to feed upon carp as a deli
cacy will remember with special gratitude the last Of
the French BourbOns Here the receipt for cdrpe
| chdnoord: Having removed the skin OF Il mother
carp-this Is the orthodox formula. word for word
| anu Cleaned ner lard side OF her with hne
dons stun her with chopped forcemeat balls tie up
head, and put her In thin white wine broth, highly
seasoned When she is cooked take her the fish
Kettle. and give her good color the side which was
larded either by putting her in the or under lid
win 1--we Goals upon It, Lay her upon dish surrounded
with garntnre OF large forcemeat balls Of lardsd
sweetbread, choice crayhsh glazed breadcrumbs and
hearS OF artchoke and serve with made of tho
| Juice of the nsh cooked and of espagnole"
The FIJI Times, in a recent article, calls
attention to the immense utility cocoanut as an
article OF food, and the valuable qualities which it has
Tor sustaining nutrition The following instance IL
given IN the case OF vessel that San Francisco
with 400 passengers for Sydney and which, In conse.
qnence OF running short of stores had to put In al
samsa where large quantity of cocoanuts were OBJ.
tned During the remainder Of the passage very heavy
weather WAS encountered In which the vessel became
wsterlogged and only reached Sydney after perious
Journey OF eighty days during which all the pro-