The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-11
SUNBEAMS.

Marie 8. Kemp. who has been chosen Pro
fessor Of German Literature In swarthmore College.
has prepared herself for her duties by studying in
Germany and IL well versed In her branch Of leaning
Prot Kemp is still in the yosthful period Of life
Tho London spartasnr has recently shown that IN
England the tendency Of population to the cities 10
irresistible that the young and women are desert.
Ing the agricultural reKonA and that farmers IN
able set the aborers needed for cuivatng the soil
Eight years ago II II. Rowies OF Chsrrynea No
planted in his garden small Towering shrub Ss.s
the shrub grew = greengage and cherry tree Lsa
year the shrub put forth cherry bossoms but boss -
fruit. This year produced luscious fruit Of the t
gage variety.
"A sportsman In Wilbur Or. has trained two cages
to catch geese He weights their bodies that they
cannot hy after they have captured the lie: ot
lows them horseback and takeb the from their
claws Once they caught four geese at one ,ime-ons
In each claw.
The late Gen. Crook was n frst-rste martsm,n.
officer who served under him the plains tells that
he him kin six pin.taiied grouse with seven
shots Of h rifle. and all OF the but shot
in the head or neck. The General always took good
Of his rife.
The twelfth annual report OF the Harvard Annex for
Women haa been issued. There over 700 stu
dents At the Annex. and the report tina; hey arc
women with = purpose" They are from twenty
States OF the Union great ot them are
from Massachusetts.
The "pov er behind the I. zone" Il the Gar Of
Russia. by which the Czar Ia ar.s!y controlled Is en-
bodied In that singular man. PoOedonosseh the Fr'tr
rator OF the Holy synod OF the Russian Church 1hn
astuts functionsry has acquired great nscendeney
over the mind OF Alexander ILL.,
TIE serious illness of RuaTdsnnn, due. 1t 10 10
iieved. Ia horse play while in camp at Nlhic is a's
turbins the City Guard Of New Haven II" was iucAea
In the company tub one night and Was c"rPe.ie""s'
70 the hospital afierward accoun, of e's PnenmS
MIA was developed and other troubles have followed
"A project for the introucto Of university course
into Bostons public schonl system Is h.oe the s''n
Board Of Aldermen. 1t provides that the course s"A
be FREQ to such scholars exhibit the necessary pro
nciency and that all the expense o; saa! he borne
BY the city. II 10 not unlike edacat.Gna! stAeMs''s'
exist In France and Germany.
Lake Palmyra Is u part 0f the Mississippi h'et"
high water but at present its bottom Is d'N VIZ" W..
upper crust OF dry earth and deep lower AFf' T." '
mud. A hal-witted negro who tried 10 wax a''"''
an island broke through the crust n one gay ne s'
to tho waist and in two days TO the neck On 'He
OF the second day he was pulled on'.
There Is perhaps. not much exhibition ~ 'he"'A'
legal nstuteness in the calculation ami '"'"'h"
nice points of law by the Judges IN some "e'',A
courts bur there Is usually great dos "' ih'i '
their rulings AMI equity their dec's'ona'
and justice gets = show wei. AS ne a"' N"'
City Judge set an example last wceE which m's"' w"
be copied u soue courts hon" :" The s'''' 'D"
fort and satisfaction Of Witnesses and the f1rhe'AH
Of the ends VI justice. One of the lawyers ~ ""
SUI. began to browbest and bully "I'n''' Nnen
Judge interposed with tho quiet rtmarSt ""ch'e.-r
any one Ia unjustly iusulted IN this co.r' room WV
not line him for resentins IT, THIS coaFt WI" NV '''
ther protect man who gives an insult
by soing to southern California ~ ms SECS"
the year the New Yorker can enjoy pheasant '''"'
grand scenery. and other good things y''"! '"- "
New York he can enjoy the myriad aitFa I''"' W W.,
city aud Its society. ny going Ia HerH1"" ue 90"
bold the palm tree and the palmetto. Hi' 'He " ,.
and geranun Of n semi'tropicil cline ~ "a. a.
here. he can behold the wonderful and s'rr"nN"s
panorama OF metropolitan life. ny g1shs 70 soN's
the aluring regions Of own Southern H'a"sI
md picturesque views generousfars, ana ~,
munity Of whites aud blacks ny s'ay'hs !" "
York. he can spend busy life all the ~'n'st '",'
festive life, y devout lie, any sHI ~ WV "
best. The great majority OF New YoF.'F' vi" ''H''"'
TO pass their time IN this city. ,.,
1T Ia announced in Montreal that me H'1" "r
Lake winnipeg sailing from that port for L'''t ~
Nov. - will be the last steamer to sail ifoH ''
this season. Tae announcement suggests Sou's '
estns reflections and com parisons- ON ihA' u' =,
CATION will DO closed: the removal of sFeA' iN''
the fittings and furnishings OF the do's "M'",
and OF some OF the buildings themselves TO avn
sibe damage by hoods and ice packs. W" 10 n.
the warehouses will be boarded IN: tie 4"'A' We,
completely deserted; the shppIns trade ~" r,
and the commercial metropolis III canada VII w
on from communication by sea with Tue les' VI
world This state OF Affairs win continue Tor se
AeathA during season thai 10 oftsntunss ns 80
pttAAysAE " ne Sart q New York.