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Tue Euprcaa OF Arsttts recently 1aJ, for two
days, In : trance.
: ArA Joe Jefferson hus just presented her hus-
band With iiitIe "Trip"
Joe Cobu,n o1et1 to back Nike McCoale AGAINST
Tom Alien, for from 600 to 10000 q side, he
tcobuEn) to be the tta1e. Of McCoole, and his rzt
second In the ring.
On The day when 6cr7ano WAS elected Regent Of
spain, his ulcg!umste daughter, 4 beautiful young
GIL, 10 whom he was pA1stouately attached, died.
6enano was overwhelmed with grief, aud refused
TO 50 To the sitting Of the CorEes snd thank the
representatives for hla election.
The viii Of the late John Clarke, OF No.thaup-
ton, Aass Alter gtT1nR ltue over 80, 900 to his
relatives. bequeath8 SO o00 to ]ar1ouz charitable
Institutions, $4,000 10 tho public library aud for
the erection Of q hall, and about $4,000 10 the
Clarke Institution for the deaf md dumb.
The youngest child OF the Emperor OF Anst1ta Is
to be brought up a. an EnElsh Prtneezs Her
mother has hppolpted m Engli1h unmarried lady
to be head Of her household twh!ch Is to be COM
posed OF English people,; her nntse haa been Eng
llsh, and tho frSt tongue she learns Is to be Eng
lsh. 1t is quite likely the child Is 10 be trained up
to lie the wife Of M English Prince.
~ smonin writes 70 the Paris EereA about
Anna Dickinson a follorz: "This young lady Ia
passahly good.loo6lng, and has considerable
luencJ IN speaking: but, % general thing, her
Arguments arc Illogical 10 the extrene and hardly
worth listening TO- grew decidedly tdgety nfscr
hearing her for fifteen n1nutea,"
Among the incomes Of the Brooklyn nptables
are those Of 4. s Ba1nes, Ea14os; Deuns Barnes,
Ss s3; Jos- BAttel1. 800 leo: A. b Da,us. s11a-
7G5; Il II. Beeche., ta1, 7lb; IL c. poHen 41, II
Oliver Carpentes, t2s, 800; 8. B. Chittendeu,
81, &s1: IL d Cla1In, 1900; H. 3. Elliott,
t3do54; J. ". Harper, t5s sis: Martin Ealhnelsch,
s4a, eo&; A. A. Low, teesss JoslAh o. Low,
&ss,tA: C. r Marvin, 81, ,62s; & II. PettihgM,
t19, Goa: IL z Pleuepont So, ass; J. J. Rockwell:
s11s, ia; r. s 6torrs, Jr, a. nsa Iaac Van Andeu,
~. COS; Samuel Wood, Hiss.
Cal1alt the Dr.ttBh c1ecutioner, Il also L.
dies shoemaker. In The morning. he puts the
rope around the neck Of poor ailnesa and In the
evening he tries to put dainty boots upon the mel
nncholy blondes Of London. All elegant ladies'
have their Ehoea and galteEs made at Calc1afta
just Imagine how nice II mnzt be for Indy to be
able TO say: "Ah, my dear, he hung this morning
man who had assasslnsted his father, hla
mother, hs w1fe, and hls ch1ldren!" "Wbo did
IT." "Why, my shoemaker"
- The Senor1ta Ca1lom FerTo, who is only 16 years
OF age, performs, IN QuInturan, Mexico, the fol-
lowing emploJuen,s with the greatest eIaclitude
and punctualIty, her conduct Of them having been
highly cnloEsed b5 the political chief Of the Ninth
Canton. when he mndc an of1lcia visit to that
point: She Is precept1rss Of the School OF that
town, nud Is remarkably successful tn the educa-
tion o! Jouug ladies'; she Is Clerk OF the Court and
Secretary Of tho Council and Is remarkable for the
admirable order in which she keeps the archives,
In the collection Of laws, and MI other business in
her charge.
Peter Cummings, Of Tonawanda, VITO Was
drowned short time ago In the Erie Canal, aged
about ~ ycars, drove the nrst team that towed
boat after the completion OF that canal, on the
the e1th Ut October, 1soa. correspondent Of
the Bu1Mo Courier says: "The horses were deco
rated IN nne style, covered With IAgs ribbons,
&c. The name Of the boat was Young Lion Of
the Wcst' Dewitt Clinton atoo! on .he bow md
gave the word Of command, tAu aboard; 20 on
diver Peter Instantly strutghtened the team Of
nine horses, and brought the towing line level
with tho deck OF the noble craft, and tho Young
Lion Of the West moved on her way rejoicing,
amidst the cheers Of the multitude and the BOOM
ing Of the cannon. A proud day was TINT for Pc
ter as he has often related It He has driven on
the canal every day from that day uhil he was
drowned, making In all lorty-lour seasons In s1c-
ccesion-''
A Par.s correspondent Of the Philadelphia Eul-
kttn writes:
II. The {. Count Dc E79hap't Grand ch.nceIcr Of Tho
H wn l.tely Frrueh Ambais ador Il London. w6ere
* Ess .se Z
ftsh, The Coun, Was q yesFs ot asc: and, i. that
sttaass sd1cauIe, ID the eeufre Il BIZ aa' ioax IT,
re nu = thai Thn 10y b. 10 ii: |:
sfonno6aou fn Eiih The Queen % Iofseass !, toe welt
What T. .inEsI.t n1, = po<aen }.ee. tro nsn sips T.;
ene: the Tue.tcs, the her In The otcl II tho
LcsH q h9iaor rlsh the esnseieu.ne.s II shs ntsr
which Of thctn- ii Ut probahly ararc and yef
dthtf1ed frtsn NJ rrcoEEtion of the fset The Eus-
~ description. No could eec tlIm btslir The Due
DC MosnS ard dou1t the 5tlAson.htr which there also
81 81. .ladsa To- ls.weea them: AID neT .s1!u az
II IN what ch4sArteIl Truly tc fsulEly r,~ors.s "
Ennaiattls kru nut aor8 The let Of The H.yere, ia
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