The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-09
,ase will go on this morning.
Foreign Note. of Reu, Interest.

The champion pug OF England weighs but Ave pounds.
Australia is sending thousand hogsheads OF wine to
Amsterdam.
The Supreme Court of saxony has decided that boy.
cotng equivalent TO dsorderly conduct In the first
degree, and punishable MS such.
Frances National League OF Physical Education 10
eXorting great influence upon tho French youth at
school, All sorts OF sports and pasIines such as foot
ball and rowing. in vogue in tho colleges of
ParA There is 10 DO grand regatta on the lakes Of tho
Bois de Boulogne on June !.
BY tho thirty eighth annual report OF the Ragged
School ShOebAck Society of England 1t appears that
the weekly average earnings OF each boy is 81 OF
this according to tho system OF division s. 10 paid
to the boy 81 Ia saved up for him In his bank
and sl,ls retained by tho society. which provides a
comfortable home and an evening school.
A committee is now investigating at RaVenna tho pre-.
cise locality where tho containing tho bones Of
Dante In 1910 Previously tho same committee
discovered In convent painting by Giotto contain
ing portrait OF Dante tho only really authentic pOr-
trait OF him known II Is soon TO DO reproduced and
will change tho accepted notion OF DAntes looks de-
cidedy.
Scotch manners can occasionally be odd. A Glasgow
gentleman In escorting some ladies from dance
found a diamond harpin in the bottom OF the cab and
handed II Of tho ladies' The owner advertised
aud the young who had taken II from her escort
received reward OF go Then The young man applied
for share of the money, and she refusing he carried
the question to court Tho court allotted him f5.
Cardinal Manning reports such a spread of Roman
Catholicism that he has been obliged appeal for funds
for training college to provde the necessary Clergy
Fngshmen converted from tho English to the Roman
Church. are gradually replacing tho Irish or Belgian
priests who used u M the London parishes Itissad
that there f. scarcely Roman Catholic Church in Lon
don where or more OF tho priests has not 1t ono
time been in English orders
It's thought that Taeyrand's memoirs will at last
sec tho light Tho ReUm d'Histotre Dplomdtoue pub
lisheE by permission OF the Due de Br0Rio number OF
Lam IalleyTRuu 10 IA 6fa tha
years 1898 aud 1894 TReyrand would not allow the
publication of his memoirs during his fo and he in.
trusted the task to Mr. Andral The latter. for
son another failed to execute his trust and left
tho Due dc BroRie, whom he appointed his heir In
French literary circles ID thought that 1t is about
TO be carried out
Several years ago tho residence OF Cora Pearl In
Pars WAS entered by thieves and robbed of SI2OuOl
One Of the robbers captured and condemns 1ye
years imprisonment, but the property not then
covered on his liberation from prison lately he en-.
deavored to raise sum from banker, with which he
might go to GermAny and redeem tho stolen property
That had been deposited in German bank. Tho bank
sr's suspicious were excited and the man arrested
and has revealed tho name OF his accompce Tho
great may be recovered but too A;o to be of
value TO Cora Pearl who died in desttution, after hay
lug yalnly endeayorsd to make little money by pub
fishing her memoirs.
Ten thousand dollars is the highest recorded price
for violin The Alard stradiyArius has passed from
France to England for that sum TO 40 tho collection
OF scotchman IT'S dated i7l6 Its described IN tho
catalogue OF the South Keusington exhibition OF 1872
tho only IN condition Of perfect preservation IL
was bought in 1850 by Italian amateur. Count Colo
dl sAAbue after whose death It purchased IN 1924
by famous collector. Luigi TArsIo TArisio hid 1t
away refusing TO let any one IT, TIL his death in
49, year later II was purchased by yuillGumG Its
condition OF preservation led TO tho belief that II had
scarcely been played upon during tho whole $50
Of its existence NulGume Left il his death 10 his
son In Jaw, AlaTd who has lust sold II.