The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-30
FOREIGN NOTES OF REAL INHERENT
Ten torp.do.. costing $4,000 w.r. lost in tn. lat.

1OHAAVN NO1AS UT AAAL AN A1hkb'As
Ten torpsdo.s costing $4,000 were lost In the late
British manGuvres,
Thrd.class passengers are increasing In England At
the expense of tho nrst and second class
Nellie Carpenter . violinist known here has N arrisd
Leo Sterne who plays the VIC! oncelo in England
They beginning to talk about permitting English
clerEymen to 90 about in ordinary citizens dresa
instantaneous photography has been used to record
the movements of tho lips in speaking and by putting
tho photographs in zoetrope deaf mute can easily
read tho words.
European Russia has es COZ kilometres of navigabls
rivers and lakes; France. ~ 80; Germany. laoOb;
England e 100; Holland Al; Italy, 23GJ BsgiA 30
and Sweden, 1900
brother of Lord Brasssy has died. leaving mill
lion sterling To his daughters he left only E5oco) each
in trust The bulk OF tho estate went to his eldest
tho rest to the other sons.
The imperial yacht of Napoleon, L'AiGs. in which
Eugene made her voyage to Egypt was lately up for
sale At Cherbourg As the Rapds but As tho highest
bid was only $1,000 trancA she was withdrawn and
will be broken ur
Tho Graces played tho Robinsons . cricket match
lately the latter family having played A matches of
which they had won 80 W G. Grace, the greatest of
all crickeers and his son were in the match. their
side beating tho Robinsons by 81 runs
REGARDING female models for artists the critics say
that the French understood and have bad shoulders
tho Germans have classic faces and broad hips;
the Italians not well rounded the English
tall, and the spAniards arc anatomically deficient
A clergyman in New South Wales complains that ont
ofl7 marriages which he has celebrated within
year. Twenty-Five called Tim out OF bed between II
night and in the morning. He never knows whom no
IL 10 have peaceful night and all on account Of
freak Of fashion in his parish
The annual report of the Society Of Zurich
shows that last 3, bodies ncineraed in the
crematory Of that city; amsng them the remains
Of the poet Gottfred Keller and Of Prof Negeli No
disturbance and when the
ceremonies were performed.
By placing two iron bars at eight yards dis
TANGO from each other, and putting them in commun
cation side by insulated copper wire and
the other side with telephone 10 said that storm
can DO predicted twelve hours ahead through cor
tain dead sound heard in tho receive.
Rubinstein 10 said say: Their works-i e. those Of
Wagner Lszt and Beriioz-stand 4 obstacles in tho
way Of tho progress of music. . Let take
Wagner II You will. In ali his compositions waguer
has given tho first place to tho decorative element
music, properly called has only the second place."
Music aid to cooking is provided for by In
Berlin. lie has composed polka called tho Boiled
Egg Polka" with this notice the title page ITO boil
the eggs place them In boiling water. and play the
polka in allegro moderate time. taking them
the last bar. They will then be found to be boiled
nicely"
According 10 the latest statistics the business
change of tho Congo State is developing rapidly
Tho exports in 1887 valued at 1880 Al francs;
1883. .6D31 1885, Alb. o43; 1890. 5o42 l9 Tho
ports for that torn amounted to L. 900 francs. Its
noticeable that metallic cesrsncy Is becoming popular
among tho natives as the fore 'slsiness increasca
H.e" paper 'ho "anae,t"s = WIN % started IN
Lonuo" hoHs month IL wi" 10 po9'sheo IN 'he gypsy
chsue Anu eutea oy neorse smith, .ne h'nH OF the
'yPses ine oo]oct OF tue paper 10 ustehd the Just
cause Of Gypsydom and give of tho
manners, boIiefs and dongs of tho wandering people,
"ho are Fsea'ueo As tns pAr'ahs Oh the human
fanny ".uk o'o'ko eNpe''s$''0o saoseF'oefso VI MS
own people to start with.
II las been many years since England has furnished
tho champion oarsman. and II 10 DO found IN the
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peror Francis Joseph has presented tho Island N
nunnery Now another property or tha unror,,n.,.
Prince III, cas,le OF Meierinn mar y,s,,. ~. 49,.
presented by the Emperor to one of tho loo Al n,
tho Catholic Church Thu ,as,le 1. b.ng ,r.n.,o,m,
into q monastery The objects OF art ana IN. cu,,,i
ties winch the late Prince rathersd on hi, ,raw a., ,h
East will be trbuteu among tho various n,
ART and science of Wanna
The attention of the Italian MpIster of Fd,c ATTAIN
been called to tho fac, that thu has. r,c,n. y, a.
grea, asters arc kep. from The .v., a, ~
public In tho various churches which own thsm NOT
only has the pubic no benens of them but th. mos.