The sun., 1891-01-25
Foreign Note. OF Rea, Interest,

Tho 1rsh-Austratans seem pretty unanimous in con.
demnation of Parnell
On the Duke OF orenss recent trip no took 400 pho
tographA which, upon development, showed $50 blank
and nifty unrecoenizable scenes
Tho British Balloon Society has entered . sturdy
protest against the threatened choice OF Jerusalem
the prime me rid!an of the world.
Mr. Henley. aged 49, finished an uninterrupted life Of
pauperism In the Gosport workhouss. He brought
there when o years old In 1901.
The new Archbishop OF YORK. Dr. MaRes formerly
Bishop OF Peterborough, Is the rst Irshman who has
ever become Primate OF England
Tho income OF LORD Revetoke the head Of the house
of Barring. will not In future exceed 1000 year. Il
was moro than forty thousand.
Tho London Vegetarian Society reports membership
OF e4l. but the movement is said to have spread
Throughout England. Europe. and the colonies
The French chouvins,s rebel against tho use Of the
English word yacht" and In Difference to their feoL
ings tho word will probably be spelled "yautc."
During tho forty nine Of his life the Prince
Wales has drawn sl6 500 from the public treasury of
Great Britain and his debts It is said amount
about $500 1000.
Don Francis d'AssisL Issbella's husband. live, in
Epinay. little old man with smoothly shaved cheeks
and dressing shaObiIy that the people have nick
named him h petit pire
Another deal at whist Is reported In which tho four
suits were distributed to the four players respectively
and not man in the game know . card trick and It
was fair and open shuttle
Tho official Russian bulletins now being Issued assert
that tho number of German coonists within the EN-,
pire have become dangerous In ono province they
form 10 per cent of the population.
Aubery Boucicault son OF Dion Boucicault WHO'S
Just about to be married. has written now play OK.
preasly for his mother In which Mira Boucicault will
appear with her daughter Nina and the author.
Two hundred thousand dollars year are spent by
the London School Board In enforcing tho attendance
Of children They advised try tho French plan
Of getting children to school by good lunches
At an openar meeting of tho unempoy o: In the East
End speaker who had worked In Gen. Booths work.
shops denounced the General as sweater" pure and
simple. lie had discharged men earning so pence an
hour to make room for those who would work for 8
pence an hour.
The late Chief Rabbi of Londons ethical Will"
published In the Jslcsh Chronicle contains this sxhor.
tation: Whatever be your calling continue to sl up
oh, my dear oneA as know you do, avery kind of
usury for usury still constitutos alasl tho mslir.
nant canker which eats into the vitality Of the House
of Israel"
The Society OF Friends OF the United Kingdom say in
their last report that they have 1850 members and
that their annual death rate 10 inoomparably low
about 10 per Oo0 f7e8 deaths in three years 81
per cent wore upward of 80 years OF age Only Is
deaths Of children under year. ccurred during tho
year 1888 This may DO accounted for partially by tho
fact that tho Quakers have comparatively few children
Tho Central Committee Of the Social Democratic
party In Germany has begun its long ayita
tiou among the peasants by Issuing = manfesto 10
our brothers In the county" socialistic agtators
mean time efforts will be made to establish reyolu
tonAry periodicals for agricultural readers the Cen
ral Committee has also invited every who sees SUIT.
fernR among the peasants to send full descripon OF
Il to the committees Berlin Office
"Schiemanns will written In Greek. lsaves to his son
sergius by his divorced wife two houses In Paris and
iOno1o francs. to his daughter Nodeska b. the same
wife, house In Paris his estate In polis IndL
and 100 Uo francs to the two children OF his Sec
ond Wife whom he married at Athens after his divorce
from the American wife all the of his and
real estate, executing his house III Athena which
he leaves TO his wife, Sophia; to his frat wife
Catherine Liskin of Indianapolis he leaves 100 go
franco. Tho Trojan antiquities left to tho Ehno
logical Collection of Berlin To three sisters he leaves
5000 francs, and TO = brother 23.oO francs; TO
Ernst Moinke. 1000 francs; Mme Mlnna Richards.
5000 francs; Prts Bsckeuhaus %ooo francs. william
Dorpfeld 10000 drachmas; to Prof. ssycs of Oxford
1000 francs this being however recalled by codioh
TO Mary and John wrkhon daughters of the Professor
In Berlin, hooO francs; TO tho Berlin Anihropolo
and Ethnologicai Societies Iu.OOI francs; to his
sodchild, Brseis Coumandarea, 500 francs, 10
tho Benevolent institution of Athena Iooo francs and
to his wife sophias brothers O0J francs lie desires
that his bone should he placed In un On the
highest point OF the cemetery OF Aihr for witch he
structon OF which he leaves so o0 drachmAA The exts
rior decorations to be in the style of and
Pomps He provides that the rst paid Of the ssscss
shall BE- those 10 his divorced wife aud her children
In eodieii he leaves 10 Gen. susit 1000 dIsshmAs