The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
RUSSIAN NEVIS AVID TTEUS.

"tSH1V NEVS -4ND VIEWS.
Tho young peasants OF the government OF Eiev have
way OF tie:r own to ay.ngc themselves for ii.ap.
pointed love- II one Of them girl and She re.
fuses to accept him her sui:or without explaining
the reason why she rejected him tho fellow assembled
all tho young men OF tho village around her house
They bar tho door and windows from without so that
no one can leave the house or enter A. and make a
hendisi noise tho whole night through This is some.
repeated for whole week in succession and tho
girl and her folks are deprived OF liberty and their
| nights rest
Tho Post Office Of the historical, city OF Po,.aya IA
adorned with tho following notice of the local Post
master which IL displayed In conspicuous place
Notice is hereby given that mail Will be delivered
TO Jews with Christian names either III the houses al,
dressed to or at this postal sation In this instance
Christian names" means such as have not a rccu
Larry Jewish ring.
large crematory is building in st Petersburg,
where fallen animals and aesh prescribed by the Health
Commissioners will be burned. Up to this time such
carron has been thrown into the water.
The Russian sugar reHners since tho summer have
nadea combine which Is very aggressive TO the con-
s"mefs and rainous to tho planters OF sugar bcets
They sell their sugar at the highest possible rrlces
while they pay for Dees little that no farmer wpul
Plant that cereal next year If matters don't change TO
hstt thi' combine tho Ministry of Finance with tho
approval OF tho car has designated large snr for
which sugar Will bs purchased In foreign lands and
ro'u w ny Government agents
| low prices
The Ministry of the Interior has submitted 20 the I'm.
perai Council draft Of new laws ag nte.nte
property left BY who have no hers such rro
erfy was hitherto delivered 10 the nnent treas.
ury According to the new law the municipalitv to
which the deceased ongei will inherit tn. propcrty
II the deceased is noble tho Assembly OF Mobiles OF
his County will inherit It. lr lie was officially
connected with an institution of learning professor
surcrhtendent the institution falls heir to his prop
eEy. tntestae property OF army orcers goes to tho
regiment in which tho deceased served The rro,rrty
OF clergymen persons officially connected with char.
liable institutions goes 10 the respective churches Or in
sti;utionA
Tho city of Pskov has = high minded Mayor Tho
city owed to one OF its Aldermen V. " Khmitlinsky
5000 rabies The Mayor OF the city recently Informed
the creditor that he could have 1900 rabies refunded
him for the present To this Khemitlinsky answered
by letter that he assened to the sclihumia,inr re-.
quest OF the city and would accept the 1900 rubles
ea ing the balance for some timo yet ut the disposal
OF the Municipal Council The Mayor receiving this
note III AIDE CONF Ant against the Alderman for using
d'-rtspect"l Language toward the municipality OF
fskov. The city Council, adopted resolution tina.
kh'mitlinsLy be ordered to withdraw h.a abusive note
and to apologize pubIic!yt" the Mayor. If no will
do this his 5000 rubcs should he paid at once and
resolution OF censure be entered against him in thu
city records Such resolution in Russia is tau,s.
mount 10 the deprivation of right to hold an Office in
| the municipality
The business of bauIing is completely ruined in Kiav
kharlov and other large cities in the SOUTH and pri.
vate banks hqudats after the o,hrr. There !. II,
demand Tor money and it does ray the ban 10
Keep current accounts VITA dcpustOrs, Tns two
named cities and %ijni Noyo-orod which stood ,sr.
oni rate in the empire IN money transac ions Eavp
dwind!ed down 10 the third and fourth rate respec
lively aud this tells heavily tho bank ing business
even or Moscow. 81. Petersburg, ami Warsaw. only
Odessa ia yet Hh!e to hold its money crntrc.
b"cau>r of her foreign and trade The bar ker,
OF that city. however rt0n1ei with ga riral
that they cannot AFFORD TO pay to per
cent. interest on capital
"rru- 10 DEATH" says st Pecrsh Irg coutempo.
rary. IA mild phrase in comparison rxpres-
sion True to hard labor In the ura mines" Aud vet
such erosm the latter phrase describes can be rlunl
among Polish girls. wedding was recently performed
In Minsk which illustrated thi, fact. Tho groom
Cesar Poknak. was brought 10 church n heavy chaIns
the bride. Maria KanOvitchcra. maid Ia one of tho
wealthiest houses OF the city. chHrch accom-.
panied by her friends IN carriages Cesar p0knisE was
An artisan Of good behavior amt appearance: bat lie
was accused OF murder nnh condemned to hard Labor
In the ural mines Tor ten years. Maria was in love
with him before tie nrusn'ion took place. and woHll
no: leave him in hs trials. Now that Judgment WIS
pronounced on him she consented TO become his wife
and 10 follow him to his place Of destination The
prison Authorities granted the convict permission +,
marry. ana the wedding took place in ths prison
chapel. Maria believes in the innocence OF her hus.
band ant hope. that he VIII bs pacioneI before 10
reaches the IRA! mines.
The Moscow papers arc informed that Cont Leon
TostOi. having disposed OF lars. sums of lnone IN
favor Of the famishing peasants has Distributed AS
vast estates among tho members Of his family rni
practically reggarcd himself lie has not an arr, Of
Sn or personal property OF any considerable accoun,
which he now may call his own
Rutnya zhisl OF st. Petersburg reports ina tn. GOV
eminent has assigned the following sums ~ money TO
help the peasants to seeds For the Government
OF Sara,ov 900 COZ rubles Kazan 500 900 VoronrsI
100000: VyatkR. 100000. TambOv. 100000. HaIau,
100000: KursS, o25 900: Perm. 100 900. siubirs.
10000; Samara, 100000 Besides this tho Govern.
inents OF Noronehh and kazau vii, receive >uOOyO
each for the maintenance OF the peasant, horic dur
| ing the winter. These allowances SO cagly in IN,
autumn prove that the harvest this year was not uucu
better than II was last year IN these Governments