The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-19

| The Hseerstown Herald and Tbrehioik which was
| weekly for II years, II now daily.
| "A swedish Anarchist has started an anarchistie
Sunday school at city Of about 600 In
hhbitants in Sweden.
a directory Of the city OF Portland, Me, for the
year 1883 has been brought to light and in II appears
this line: "Blsine. o. editor Advertiser. boards U. q
| Hotel"
| "A woman Miss Mary Snow. ia now Superintendent
OF Schools in Bangor and 10 generally admitted that
she Ia more competent to I'LL the post than any man
| who ever held 10.
when the late Count Ludwig Won Arco.valley FRA
arrived in this country the Minister he hsA
some difficulty In having his name registered In hotela
| It frequently appeared ~ Count Arco and valet"
When the Portland newspaper correspondents went
exspeaker Reeds house to interview him regarding
his reported retirement from public life and
OF place in New York. Mr. Reed had to get Of bed
| eight times to howl from window. Deny it, every
word OF I'll"
In parts of the South. and perhaps elsewhere the
word "dp"is used to designate any liquid sauce fcs
pudding and other desserts It down from time
Of simple manners when sauco applied BY dipping
each persons portion of food into common vessel
| containing the dip"
Maryland biscuits are seldom or never seen In New
York. and not often made anywhere north Of Dsa-
ware They look like porcelain door knobs. but are
more edible To be Just right they should be Of Ger
tain size say twohrds that OF the door knob and It b
the fatal defect Of the Northern counterfeit that b
| always too small.
industrious and economical housekeepers are oon-
planning because they cannot get enough Jelly eassNe
Grapes are 90 cheap that winters supply Of Jelly costs
very little. The same complaints heard about
month ago in regard to the small stocks Of preserve
Jars The glass factories have been working over TINA
but they cannot supply the demand In localities
capt Benjamin Thompson Of Kennebunk port Nc. -
years old had occasion to nx pulley the rdsspos
OF his barn the other day To perform the work Wa
necessary to pull ladder up three stagngs and
then place In position on the roof but the old sent
man did the job. being afraid. he said to intrust II -
his son Horace aged 90. the latter was sta Al
clumsy and might fall.
in Paris arc to be seen everywhere coored 1.-THE
graphs representing the Car and President Carnos
united under entwined French and russian faes me
cafes chantants have the Russinn HYMN which n
sonen and dolorous enough sung and played nrhtly
Paris has not had such sensation since Bouanpsr Wa
in his glory, and Figaro snys the signs that Paris u
wearying to be by those who understand the
words Partisan.
There 10 touch OF nmor In the odd OF the word
entertainment" common in rural commu nities south
OF Mason and Dixons line WAS there any entertain.
ment" is sometimes asked OF a person Just returned
from an evenings visit and the reply is as not
Yes lemonade and cake" Entertainment is used to
designate not feast OF reason and How soul but
physical refreshmen and any other use OF the word
touching social hospitaties wonld be
Lieut. Targes has Just made remark able trip on
horseback across India travelling often far from the
railroads. where the people very few white men,
lie says the peasanry Of Bengal d,scoureo and
exorbitant in their charges. He often compelled
to pay four or i've times the price Of the artces no
needed. Their inbospitality in marked contrast
with the friendlness Of the peasantry in other places
In the central provinces every helped him readily
and In many instances the people declined pay.
Savage or halfclviized princes often prefer death
70 exile in foreign country. Maiietoa. tho King Of
Samoa. jumped overheard when the Germans took him
to the Gilbert Islands, and rescued with his
own consent. Three chiefs Of the Comoro Isands on
the East African coast. taken
three months ago Of the revolution which
they headed against the French. They very I'M.
happy board ship and when the vessel reached
obock they tried to Jump overheard and placed
irons to prevent further suicidal attempts.
Tho wandering wreck Of the schooner wyer O. Bar.
gent of sedRwick. Me-. has again been seen at
letter from Capt Rowland OF the whaling bark Canton
of New Bedford dated Flores, states that Aug
p in latitude 37' 90 NJ. longitude 40 W. he boarded
the vessel which was on an even keel. decks awash.
and hull in good condition. The wyer G. Sargent
dsmasted and abandoned last spring while voyage
from Mexican port to New York. She has cargo Of
mahogany worth $4,000 under her hatchss and has on
that account been frequently sought for BY wrecke1
but without success
III the German army 10 really to be fed on corn
bread. the commssarIat should take counsel with
Maryland Virginia cooks True corn pone as served
in Maryland or Virginia ia excellent dish matter
how simple its preparation. and any skful negro cook
can do wonders with corn meal whether white yellow.
II only eggs. mo!assea and butter be abundant Corn
cakes sometimes called indian cakes and the
is naturally abbreviated to Indians" The inquiry
"win you have an Indian :" gives q highly cannibak
istic flavor to a breakfast.
Adaptable incident occurred at the rAces at Ex.
eter Me- last week. John Rogers OF stetson owner
the trotter Molly withers. also q shepherd dog
which il very fond Of the and when the horsss
started In the first heat OF the class tho dog
on the track and trotted away ahead Of his equine
friend. Molly withers soon drew out of the field and
took the lead but the dog easily kept six or eight feet
ahead Of her the first time around In the second half
the dog held his lead until they swung into the home
stretch. where the mare gained slightly. but the
canine under the wire slightly in the lead
amid the cheers Of the crowd The mares time
23GJQ. and the dogs record has been fixed at 80
Lord Randolph Churchill says in Of his letters
from South Africa that the natives building the
telegraph line which is to traverse Newfoundland AT the
rate OF three miles day. The workmen belong to
King Khamss country. Every man of them has .
musket sung over his shoulder generally at full COCK
They working In the country Of their old enemy.
King Lobengua, whose regiments they used to fear
before the advent Of the whites They declined to enter
the country Of their former enemy unless they
fully armed for they thought Lobengula would not
relish incnrson into his land Of who had been
his hereditary foes.
A notable wedding took place in the village OF
Smyrna. Aroostook county. Ne. the other day The
groom Moses Clark had buried two wives and reached
the respectable age OF 10 years. but he lonesome
and longed for a third companion TO mako things
smooth for him lifes homestretch. Accordingly he
lsvEhed his ripe and discreet affections upon Mrs Rob
bins. the survivor OF two husbands and IL Summers
The affection mutual tho courtshp lasted Just one
day. and on Sunday the welperserveh two were made
happy one. On the following evening big crowd
from the surrounding towns headed by brass baud.
ssrenaded the elderly couple ut their residence The
old gentleman treated all hands generously and con.
trbuted to the general entertainment by dancing reel
John Hoey invented by accident the system OF send.
ing money by express. While clerk in the Adams Be.
press COmpany's employment In this city. he WAS
asked by woman to send some money to her son. =
soldier at Washington, and bound for the front. oey
thought the matter over and without consulting his
superors sent tho package OF money by the express
The money reached its destination. but lIoey was
reprmand ed for his hold experiment Nevertheless from
that act grew an extremely profitable branch OF
the express business just about the same time
that 4 gentleman then living In Chicago, but nova
resident of New York with difficulty induced the West.
Union Telegraph Company to send teiegraphio
money order 1t was sent from Chicago to New Or.
leans with much misRvHg the part OF the telegraph
officers and strictly At the sender's risk.