, 1869-04-23
Personal.

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The Her. Miss Ol5npta Brown Is said to be q de-
scendant OF General Israel Putnam
Jatchard D. Wood, an old merchant Of Pn1a-
delphla, "a deAd. aged 70 years He was Quaker
Lady Eva Campbell q spoEtswoman Of Scotland,
took two so-pound salmon the other day.
James Iaggerty, who was dubbed to death By
New York policeman, last week, was worth
100000.
One F1ank Sweet proposed to make Trip, on
velocircde, from Boston to Cleveland and thence
10 Washinxton-s.arting June !.
Demlng JaEyes, wen known from his connec-
ton with the manufacture OF Eass, died In Boston
last week
Ex-Mayor Calvin Hall, Of Utica, Mt, dlcd On
the 18th Inst, he had been insane for the last
nine years-
Mrs. Fanny Moore, Of Est Ware, y. H., was 100
years Old on the 18th nlt- Her maiden name was
Chase, ind she has been married three times.
Marshall o. Roberts has presented to the New
York Central Park the statue Of Columbus BY Miss
Emma Stcbbtns.
r. l. L. Clarke, just appointed Chief Examiner
OF the Patent Of1ce, Is the brother OF "Grnce
Greenwood
Ex- King George Of Hanover, the Dufe OF Mo-
dena, and the Duke OF Nassau are among the cor
porators OF the new BANK Of Vienna Austrta
Major John +. Elliott, for twenty.etght years
Collector Of Customs ut Windsor, Canada {oppo.
site Dct1oit), died on Monday, az ed IS years
botany, that he may the more underatandlngly
complete his work on natural philosophy.
Seth G. v. Lacley, for nearly twenty 1ve years
Chancellor Of the First District Of Tennessee, died
on the 18th inst
A woman In Paris, Madame Donmcrquc. has
passed the examinations which enttle her to be
IN apothecasy. She Ia the drst woman who has
done SO,
"white Pine Bnly" Is now cutting a great
fr Nop VI4n of
equal those Of the once-renowned "CoaI OIL
Tommy
Mr. Chaplin, the owner OF Hermit, the Derby
winner, having become member Of Parliament,
has given up the turf, and sold his horses Hermit
did not change hands, being bought In for 6,0oo
| gutneas.
A letter from Egypt thus describes the Prince Of
! Wales: "The Prince WAS d stout young man With
full beard looked rather bloated, but On the whole
appeared quite Jolly fellow. He Ia already quito
| ba1d.'' .....
Miss Durdett Coutts, the wealthy English lady,
| has offered her6cll as a candidate for Poor Law
Guardian Miss Ellen Bostlau. OF Sunbury, Pa,
adyertises herself candidate for School supcrn
| sendent OF Northumberland County.
General John schnlerle, e1-Mayor Of Charleston
! & c., died Wednesday, OF Last week, In the G1s
| ycnr Of his agc. lie was prominent In local an'l
! State politics for many years. and Was Mayer o.
the city, with one or two intermtssons, from 1s4s
| to 1856,
/ A history OF the trial Of the Due DrE1gacin
containing many new facts, La eo0n to be pub
lisheti. II Is stated that manuscript Of Sapoleo,
has hccn discovered ordering payment Of so,oot
francs cachito the Judges who sentenced the Duke
Victor Emanuel, having been charged BY SOM
Italian papers with "undue susceptibility to fe
male charms the Official Gazzetta dItatid, tn reply
holds up this trait Of his a. "a source OF nattcna
strength AMI glory, guarantee Of popular govern
mcnt, and claim to popular vcneratlo1."
The Isratlits, Of Cincinnati, has the following
".Was job Jew 2 q gentleman asks Us TIL
Book Of job says no such thing, and some Of tn
1abb!s justly think the stoIy fiction The chat
actey, 1t appears, was not intended to reprcsen
jews. So the matter appeared to that anclen
ral,bi, ut least, who stated that Elphaz, In Jot
Ike l,alaan and other GENTLE prophets, saw the!
visions in the night time only."
The Hon. VIM Allen, formerly United State
Senator from Ohio, owns some Leo acres Of 1nu
adjoining Chilllcothe, and bears the reputation Q
being one Of the most successful farmers In tn
State. He Is now III his slxts-sevcnth year, pos
sesses great activity Of mind ami body, aut stated
a few days since, that he haul not been annoyc
With pain or ache for forty i've years. "Thas,
said Mr. Alien, "a l attribute to outdoor life IN.
coarse food.r
"Ned DuptlInc," who went to San Franclsco q
temperance lecturer; has fallen from grace Al
! ter inducing some three thousand people to Gg7
tho pledge, the astonlshed the natives BY appear
ing upon the streets on fearful bender, 10th a
midday and midnight, tiressedi In red, white ant
blue costume more gorgeous rflau ever before Tol1
| By any Of the heroes Of his own romances1 with
| whiskey bottle IN hih hand, and surrounded By a
enthusiastic crowd Of small toys, who chearcd h1u
| on his way toward the White Pine region, wher,
! he opened faro bank, which he Is still runnln,
| with fortunes 1aEor."
-Mr Hopkins. a Massachusetts, railroad man, ha
5eeph onns s9a I'd nj easeq q oS spsi 8
the duties Il his Office in a lew daTA"
! The MI. Hopkins above referred to Is Mntol
| A. L Hopkins, a son Of the Rev. Marx Hopkins
D. D., President Of Williams College Hc served
4 gallantly during tho war, having been wounde<
several times For two or three years past he has
| heen superintendent OF the Bridgeport {Conn.)
| Worcester Railroad. Major Hopkins Is gentle
rnan OF energy and marked atlltty, and We predic
| for him high position nmong the railway man
| ayers OF the West
! At the Fifth Aveuue Hotel, New. York, q few
nights ago, James Fisk, Jr., among others, wa
looking ut q picture "The crowd In the rotuud.
| jostled against them, when Fisk, turning on
I large, robust man, said: WHO the - are yol
c1owalnR Do you know who ON = no, don
| know, anil don't care d-n-' sWell, was tn
reply, Il nm James Fis1, Jr.' The stranger shrug
Ret1 his Ehoul1eEs and responded, Do you know
! who am 2 NO, nor don't care d. wa
| Fisk s rcjoIndcr Well said the stranger, y An
him hack Walk right up and ace the picture,
rcyotneA The Erie King, as he made way for tn,
King OF the prize ring