The sun., 1891-11-01

During the last scholastic season, insruction in
nseaework was introdnced IN some OF tho female high
schools. The experiment was 70 sueeessful that this
year neediework ana uressmak'nv VIII bo taught in all
the female schools under the protection OF the C1ana
In g. Petersburg and elsewhere.
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,son. sna r,ssrs sro ,no na,,mon,., n'as
a.a S 80 ny ~, - s'' " o' noble
,s.... 20 ~. s..,,. - nn, Snn.. q, a"s' as ne
he must rent the ground on the yins" plan, pay
the owner OH town. certain TAX annually accord.
ing to the value OF tho property, or certain fixed
rental for nuinber OF years The worth OF business
licenses " nsed ana coi'ected by tho nobleman
proprietor. FROM MN also must DO purchased the
right ut hsh'ns in the river which fo"s through by
the city or OF pastnring cattle IN the suburban mead.
ows lie coects to AZ the pridso across the river aud
to the other and evies taxes wares broug, to I'M.
place. II noticed long ago that such parimona,
estates and rirhts Of the mobiles collide with imperial
supremacy" and principles OF government In Russia
The excise and Judiciary agents OF the Government.
cannot In many instances do their duty they should
10 In the interest Of the OF the place to xnore
their authority Besides this there Ia progress and no
development Of municipal interests in such places
The denixens Of the place. depending tho will and
whim OF tho proprietor care not to make any Improve
monts to develop Its resources even to extend tho
trafnc. for every such improvement rebounds the
tsse, the yps and The rentals of the pround,
forthwith while the proat, To tho tenants ia mate,
of tho future Now. according to Saroy, y,,u,,, .
movement has been started TO buy such towns from
their owners Tho 1mneri,i pnnk IA tn nav m. ,n,
ys,us OF the rated according to the w
Yields and then to give the Mace into tho hands o h
municipality which should nav the outlay bacl To IN.
bank In in term of THIRTY or f,,
years When this plan ia approyed the towns ,f m.
distrcts princpay those of the Govern
raeut of Kiev will be redeemed first
In recent report OF the municipal head OF Moscow
10 shown that the corruption OF the Court OF Probate
ana Public Administration is very great. Officers
th court receiving from hve TO twenty rubes month
salary can afford to keep private secretaries. whom
they pay out OF their own means 100 rnbes month
more The Municipal Council takes steps to reorganzs
this court with view Of putting an end to such
corruption.
VsdonoH OF Khsrkov. reports that q wealthy land.
Ruthenan troupe Of actors Of moneyto
enable him to open his theatre Tor the ensuing
and deposited rubles to his credit to guarantee
the OF his plays In case the income should
NOT cover his expenses 1T may DO meritorious"
Eopo&i OF st. Petersburg ION tho part OF the liberal
donor TO encourage the eteprenew who has made it his
mission to revive the Ruthenian Theatre. but it is
that direction at time when the Of tven,
governments are starving"
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DNsxH OF Warsaw reports that there have been very
prosperous Dutch colonies In tho Government OF War
saw since 1924 Tho colonists can hardly be dis.
tnsuishsd from the Polish or kuthenian population
tho districts In which they are settled. They have
adopted the dialects and the manners Of their nes
bora and have preserved their tongue and
only In the religious services at their churches ono
knows. however. that they are different element Of
people when he comes to their settlements. While tho
PEASANTS Of their neghborng villages live in miserable
novels tho houses OF the Hoanders built very
and kept clean and comfortable. Their gardens and
fields arc hedged in and worked with tho utmost pre-.
cision and care Their cattle are well fed and strong
ana Tor cArtng purposes thoy keep good horses while
their neEhbors have their carts and ploughs
dragged BY oxen or cows They keep = great many
fows which arc quite rare in their vicinity. In the
winter season they engage in traffic. Prosperity and
thrift are among them. while poverty and want pre-.
dominate among their slavonian neighbors.
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1no nu'AHh s.uip.or' - a. oe!hs'am"' 10 whom was
1ooenuy A""luea .ne oiaer OF Legion OF Honor has
.soeNea ." o'usr rom .le"en nooseman 10 carve
monamens 70 Ieple.ens tno frAnco-RussiAn sympa-
ffenoh ana Russian peasant shaking handA Mr..
bernstamm. Ike tho renowned sculptor. Mr. Autoko.
sky jew and was compelled to emigrate to France
the which exist In his native land against
hn race. he Lives In Paris
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s..I.. ,en a.. p...,.
n.ar,srSa 80 - cS.aa y. 'uo p.esens Nsne
~,n,.s - a.. S.,r',," y. p'noo -. %o.o"N' Law
oasc.r. ~ ami, ~. IA ~ .no.s " no ponce
n.Sn..Sa H. ~, DOs. A..'s'eu Al INC slee'
svsu n,r..,, y, =, NJ. .. .a'.. ~. - NV s'ow'
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t.chmant around an. thar. ss o.ds.sd ,a,,n".au @
t,.m.n - -. .,r..,.d ,or on.s..n,n. .s,.n s.n
woua NOT get OUT OF the way ana mako room Tor his
pass lie TOOK the young man to his station
TO luulCt upon MIN DIty rods Tor
disturbing tho peace OF the community. Unfortu.
ha.ey ior tne zeaious captain. tho young man wasa
NOBLE OF hign connections. Capt. Gadmenko was tho
neAt asy impeacneo ior ovestepping his authority"
tof are exempted from corporal punishment
ana suspended from ONCE Next he was indicted be.
lofe tne ofmnai court Tor inhctins personal indgn
ues upon nooieman" He was condemned to tho
ments" ana exiled TO tho Government Of Tambov.
Aany OF our ponce Captains" says Moscow paper.
inc same tats - aadmenko. but unfortunate
sney coo sne omcA ardor on persons that have not
20 an innuenoe among the authorities ~ his vic.