The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-27
sUNBEAMS.

Two young women Of Exeter Me- vhNs rs.,.
maple syrup this spring care for the sap Of 800
On Jolly II the oranremsn ot Montrea, will c.,.
b:ate the battle OF the Beyne. for the fr,t tim. ~
twenty-five years.
Pour families OF Psnobseot Indians lived la, v,,,.
In shanty Csp. Elizabeth AMI earned ,or.,h.,
sl1oa month ~ baske. making
"a woman in Caribou. Ne. rendered A conf.a.,.,.
note for $50 payment FOR goods recently and "a,
diEnant when the shopkeeper refused to tAken
Those New Workers who never visit the Contra,
fas In the very cold weather or in the hot season
will ind 1t = Pleasant place tn v!su at this time
Tho farmer OF Iowa and reIcs greatly eneop,>
aged over the condition OF the prospect this Sec
son. AMI from the present outlook great crop Of Data
wheat. and corn will be secured
-Ancwsasency gives list Of tho papers pub,,sash
in the republic OF Paraguay. There are four da,l.s
one weekly. and two nonthiies Tho total circulation
of all Of them is only a few thousand copies
The professors Of Yas College are greatly n,.s..a
that tho prophet Totten has been relieved from duty
there but there are lamentations among those or the
wicked students who found daily stock o, fun IN
Totten . waiiines aud warn!nas
Prof Michael Mabon OF Dundas MINI has nv,ns
machine that semblcs Chincse bark. On the ton
and sides are two air wheels that nsed to lift and
steer the machine Ills said that the model has ar.
risd two and half times its weight.
Ill r. Marcy OF Forsyth. Mont, has the head Of a
deer that has three Irregular horns each side and
Irregular horns 'front.' between the two iArss
onea The side horns are nine inches in length and
those in from, from one to four inches in length.
There must have been humor in the substance Of
lecture just delivered in Cornell University the title Of
which was "eome Great Inventions Ct the Nodsrus
that the Anc!ents stole" Lecturer Durfce has not
heretofore been known TO mankind a. humorst.
In 1871 man in Auburn Ne. deposited 81. 200 in
eavings bank and, ~ he WAS growing old forgot all
about It, One Of his relatives learned OF the dspos,
lately and the forgetfui old man ag-eeably sur
prissd md that his o. 200 had increased 5000
"A young woman In Blaine. Me-. whose father died
In Andersonvills prison. draws Government pension
on that account and she needs II She u only 10 ysas
old. but her ohs. measure o5 inches. waist 81 ach.
and she weighs 416 pouhdA She 10 unable 10 s,aaa
longer than minute or two
"A man in Liberty. No.. who 10 dvs feet and sevsu
inches In height has beard six feet and three nchss
In Length that 10 tied up In kind Of queue Nobody no
tces It length except whom. to starts stranger he
shakes the reefs and lets his great beard trail upoa
the ground. The beard began to grow twelve ysass
ago.
Three or four generations OF Dslawareans hsvs
named children after members Of the Bayard family.
and among the uueducated the nAne in instances
10 spelled II 10 pronounced-B-yA.r-d. The name 10
not unusual az Christian name. and some descend
ants Of the Bayard slaves retain the surname and spell
It without an "a" In tho nrst syllable
David Han died in Appoquinmiuk Hundred. New
Castle county. DEL. In 1883 and the courts Of that
DOVER In farm left by him. There forty heirs for
half Of the farm Tho land. hftyone In area had
to be divided into l4l12 shares In order determine
tho fractional part for each heir. Some Of the heirs
will receive only u each
Tho little village OF washins tonvils Just beyond
has much interest in Patti and her intended
visit there. Patti lived there whom girl and the
square red brick house which her father built stand
Ing In spite Of the fact that the PATHS left the place
more than thirty year, ago. many Of the little strlS
playmates and acquaintances live In the village and
take Q lively interest In the singer
Tho able birdA Of Manitoba dAeoffhaA IN
the new volume OF the Proceedings Of the unitsA
States National Museum" In the spring season Of the
year Thousands Of prairie arks there salute the BY
bursting AL together into splendid explosion Of song
pouring out their rich. strong voices from every little
height and perch. singing with all their might. They
sing all day and At night joyously hail the moon.
Tho loxenRs boys Of Central Park . dozen Of whom
wsrs arrested on Sunday. have always enjoyed mys-
tsrous immunity from arrest although the boys al
ways dee a. sight OF Park policeman. Thsy have in
tested the Park for years. They carry their IN
ANAL wooden boxes and hide them under bridges ana
behind bushes whom not engaged In businsss The
lossnses made Of glucose mildly favored with e.
tracts The beys buy them in boxes Of 100 paskases
for thirsy forty cents and ssn them ss one cent
package or six for i've eentA
Tho approaches Chin Island the virsinis
running and fishing resort are % shallow that II 10
,ornstimss necsssary for passsnssr upon The little
that phys across Chinooessus Sound 10 b car
he'd ashore mems backs This service was snos
v0fy eAeb1AoSory e4f1orme0 by one 0eoue Fellow f0e
party eonsistins Of sx.sserstary BayArd. sx.Cen-
FRESHMAN Martin. and several other Dslawsrsans
Weighing eonsidsrably moro than 400 pounds saoh
Mr. Bayard interested TO learn that he who cana
10 the . pensioas. Of the civil VA, bat Q
little astonishsd at the that the drew
his pension on the SCORE Of . weak back.
"A pretty fable Of the pAasy is current amoas chill
drsn- The flower has Ave petals and i've sspa 1,
pansss especially Of the earlier and lees highly dsvs
opsd varieties Of the petals plain in color and
three gay The two plain petals have single sspA
two OF gay petals have sspal sach. and the third
which u the largest of all has two sspal The tablets
that the pansy represents family. consistins OF hus
bAnd wife, and four daushter two Of the latter being
ssepehildren vfs Ths plain petals the stop
children with only chair: the two small ray petals
the daughters with chair EACH and the large gay
petal the wife, with two chairs To ind the father
must strip away tho petals until the stsmens and
pstils bare They have fancieul resemblance to
An old man with . flannel wrap about his neck, his
shoulders appraised, and his feet In bath tub. The
story probably OF French origin because the ysnaA
call the pansy the stepmothsr.