The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-24

Natalie. In this communication the asbls-
lance Of tho servlan people 10 invoked to pre-
won't the FIRST Regent. NJ. Ristich. from running
King Alexander By placing him under tho
guardianship OF his father. "a man who
spends his days between the gaming table,
the turf. and the boudoirs OF his mistresses."
Tho Regents are said to be negotiating
at st. Petersburg to obtain the young
Kings bctrothnl to an imperial Russian
Grand Duchess but their success Is doubtful.
because the Servlan throne is becoming
somewhat precarious scat Tho present Gov
ernmet. Ia afraid to compel the payment OF
taxes because the peasants In resentment
would vote for the opposition candidates, and
large proportion OF the money actually COL
lected somehow finds It's way into Milan's
pockets. Civil and military officers have to
wait for their salaries. and 1t Is believed many
OF them have In consequence been won over to
the interests OF tho pretender. Prince Kara
georCevtch. son-in-law to doughty Prince OF
Mon tenogro.
The Unitarians OF England held q public
meeting In Essex Hall on Thursday night to
welcome tho Rev. DR.. Edward Everett Halo OF
Boston. The large audience included nearly
every representative British Unitarian and
number OF Americans. among whom were
Senator Honr and the Rev. c. A. Staples. DR..
Hale's style OF oratory was keenly relished.
and several Englishmen present expressed
the hope that the eloquent Boatonian would
find timo to address a meeting OF young min
listers in order to TAKE the oratorical conceit
out Of them. Tho audience particularly en-
joyed DR.. Hale's references to tho ritualistic
controversies now raging in this country. and
which. In fact. havo never ceased for nifty years
past. In this world. he said. too much force WAS
wasted In discussing tho merits OF this tin tack
or that tin tack Of ritual and architecture. 1t
was all one to Unitarinns whether steeples were
Gothic or early Tudor. or whether there we're
any steeples at all. They only wanted some
body to ring tho bell loudly. SO that people
should know when to go to church. and they
were not worried Ivy such questions as whether
they would have candles lighted In the middle
OF the day or not. DR.. Hals's remarks are op-
perfume Just now. for disputes az to ritual or
doctrine nre agitating some Nouconformists.
as we'll as tho Episcopaian churches In this
country. and within q few weeks tho two great
rival organizations into which the members
OF the Church OF England are divided. tho
Church Association and the Church Union.
will meet in annual congress and hurl de-
nunciations at each other
Sir Arthur Sullivan is at work again. He
has been conducting choral rehearsals for the
Leeds festival this week. and to-day he is put
tlnR tuD HnlSIlH& tOuCHeS w MS now opciu
The British navy is preparing for its annual
manGuvres. and tho proportion OF break
downs promises to come up to the average.
Yesterday seven war vessels went out from
Plymouth to try their machinery. and two
broke down.
The new House OF Commons contains
twenty-one bankers and fnanciers. IA bar
risters in and out OF Iractice. eighteen brewers
and dstillers. two builders and architects.
fifteen colliery prorretors. eight dinlomatists.
nine civil and marine engineers. ten farmers
and agriculturists. eighty.three land owners.
ten ironmasters and metal merchants. fifteen
labor representatives. fifty seven manufactur-
ers. ten doctors. ilfty-nye general merchants.
one ex- clergyman. thirty-flve newspaper pro-
prietors and journalists. thirty-iour peers
sons and brothers. eighteen retired business
men. nineteen ship owners. twenty-one 90
lcltore. four stock brokers. nine university
professors. 1fty-three naval and military
officers. and thirteen m embers unbiased.
A most success:ul and unique operation has
been performed upon an infant. Tho child.
whose age was only twenty-one months.
was brought to the hospital by its parents
who said that two days previously tho little
ono had swallowed n large button. The symp-
toms on admission were those Of obstruction
Of the nsophagus. and examination OF this
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eign body. All the ordinary means were en-
pioyed To extract the button but without avail.
Consequently there was nothine lett but to
proceed TO operate An ah"sthetie having
been administered. the surgeon performed
what Is TECHNICALLY known as the operation OF
psophng otomy. procedure which implies
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