The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10

cess. II is claimed Tor her thht III houitioh
to being young and beautiful. she 10 Lmiable
and accom- pllshed poetical and charitable and
ready to sympathize with the humblest OF her
tut,,ro auhicots. The Roum anians arc prepared
IN shov their appreciation OF this pair OF par
arons by giving them . handsome allowance
and building them q nne palace at Jassy,
whero they will have to reside after their mar
r;apo Prince Ferdinand Is the young man
who year ago set the diplomats OF Europe by
tho ears by wanting to marry one OF Queen
Carmen sylyn's maids of honor. Tho disnp-
poIntment .ent the Queen into Mysteries and
broke tho maids heart. Prince Ferdinand was
said ut the time to be deeply affected. but the
wound inflicted wac evidently not deep. and
his recovery has certainly been rapid and COM
.pletc. The maid. Mile. vacaresco. Is at present
in Rome.
1t IL not very infrequcnt occurrence In the
London police courts for Infatuated prisoners
to attempt to assault tho presiding magistrate.
Mr.. Montagu Williams. who sits In one OF the
East End courts. often has boots thrown ut
him. and on ono occasion he received severe
blow in the face from such missile. Tho
habit seems to DO spreading. Last week the
newspapers reported . case In which disap-
pointed lltigant kicked In open court his own
lawyer. for which he may have had some ex-
cusc. and assaulted tho reporters. for which
there could be no justification. Yesterday
scene even more lively was enacted at tho
Blackburn Quarter Sessions. Pat Brady
and Maggie Murphy. accused before the
Recorder OF robbery. felt called upon
to protest with emphasis against the
charge. Brady threw his belt at the Prose-
cutor. attempted to jump out OF the dock with
tho avowed intention OF killing the Recorder.
and Ind to be held by seven policemen while
handouts were being put upon him. Maggie
resented thase proceedings by screaming and
cursing loudly and wound up by throwing
her wooden clogs at the unofrending reporters.
crying. Take that, You scribblers" She also
h,.d to be handcufIed. and 1t would have been
we'll for tho decorum OF that court II tho
loathsomo couple could have been gagged.
Both n; isonels were sentenced to seven years.
penal servitude. and Brady was hauled down
stairs TO the cells singing rather inconse-
quentiaiy:
she A. beautiful As = butterfly
And ms Proud AS n queen.
The Durham colliery dispute seems as far
from settlement as ever. hut owing to tho
slack demand for coal the disturbance to trade
has not been so great as was at first expected.
Neither side shows any disposition to give
way. though the position OF the men grows
daily weaker. The GOLFERS OF Great Britain
have this week met and confirmed their de-
cison to work only five days weekly In order
TO restrict the output. but this effect upon the
Durham men will be infinitesimaL Next week
there is tn be another ballot and the prob
abilities are now that the men will take more
kindly to the suggestion that the delegates be
omI owered to treat with the employers.
On Tuesday next the Canny Scots Of Forres
md the surrounding district will entertain Sir
William Gordon Cumming at the town hail to
n complimentary dinner. Throughout the
trouble which have we'll nigh overwhelmed
Cumming the residents in the district stood
by him with n touching loyalty. and any man
who fclt doubts In reference TO sir Williams
honor would have leen wise to select somo
other town than Forros to give utterance to
them. The toast list on the occasion is signln-
cant. The Queen occupies tho usual place OF
honor. but no reference Of any kind is made to
the Prince Of Wales or the other members OF
the royal family.
The negotiations which have been proceeding
for somo time between d Oyley Carte and Sig
nor. ago have now been III andone cd. and there
is no likelihood OF the Royal English Opera be-
ing reopened in England at present. and
Carte's magnificent building will continue to
he ~ white elephant upon his hands. Sir Arthur
Hul.ivnn's Illness also will probably retarl for
n long time the new comic opera upon which
he has been engaged. Some portion OF this
work mas nIrcnCy been Tecei'eu' put IL is not
at Nil improl able that the work may have to
lie abandoned entirely. Sir Arthur Sullivan's
illness is OF q more serious nature than has.
up to the present. been indicated.
Grace Hawthorne has wisely curtailed her
season at the new Olympic. and Edmund
Tcar!e will open there this day week in Julius
CTsar." He will in all probability lose money.
"Niobc." fantastic NEUROLOGICAL modern
comedy" in three acts. 10y Harry and Edward
Pau!ton. will be produced at the strand on
Monday. Janet AEcliurch will revive ." Dolls
House on next saturday ut the Avenue. OF
which unfortunate theatre her husband. Mr..
Cf arlington. has taken short lease
The Great Metropolis was taken IN mt tho
Prinress's Tonight after IL rrosIe Gus run
and will re replaced shortly by new melo'
drama. originally named The Way OF tho
World. hut thnttitle being already registered.
the authors. Messrs Denlich and Mckay.
changed 1t successiTely to Every Day the
1l!e We Live. and The Workaday World
IN n