, 1870-11-02
young lady, ror a va.e,. but W.. mt gall..t

enough tn E!lo1 sr' In 1tu the rsr..
In sts aef-' &C ri s,tstsnausm a. Cincinnati.
rhr either night thr Iscv. Moses Hull aid that .he
Rev. Horace c"is spike against tac sats.u &slsss
the night i'ttcEe he tns II with the daughter ot
menl~I Ut his chuErt.
The monosyl's,'1c titles for plays are not Jet
exhausted Ms. RotsEtson's las. piece IL eutlued
t'1inth." ann Mt. John Bronxhan has wruen
play celkd "Nprpr."
Mike Mccoolc thinks t:at oy careful nnralng
he usJ Still be sble to get good service out Of his
wtuudtd d arm.
Victor Hugo styles Prussia "1he conquered of
Ssr, frt'n the G'ess, and the conqueror Of Sapo-
Iron tic Lttte.r
Was there erer sucn another senes OF extra
ordinary Condolences IN one family n this
t'eosgc nsxa'd vas bonn 10 South Kingston, R L.
Match 5, 17a7: Thusuas Il. Hazard. eldest son of
George, ras hmm IN snn.h Kingston, Msreh .,
1858; Sylvester r Hazard, eldest son Of Thomas,
IT born IN South Kingston, March ), 16ss; Gins
tapher g. c Heard eldest son Of sylvester. was
boln In Eewnort, R. l., March 3, 1873
REV. Addison Hall, Of Lancaster, Va, oneacal
his w!fc's private portfolio with false Keys, and
falnd N Interesting bundle OF love ltrters from
young lawyer, Nfz- Hail went back to Aassa-
chuses.s hi the next boat
The Eaglxh l0u,palA arc co!umenuo8 On kae
robscnt given hr tqe Queen to the marriage OF
the Princess Lnulse, bosn March Is, 1913s to the
August 9, lsl5. RE last precedent Tor the mar
riage nj \ member Of the British royM family
with subject was the marriage OF James. Duke
CT York, hr1,ther bt Charles II and Afterwards
Lames II with Lady Anne Hyde. daughter Of
LoId Chancellor uy.1e. This marriage, however,
wta NOT asknb ale.sge.l until after tie ceremony
had t,een peyforme,1 Before the days Of the
Stua1ts such 1uasr11Res were not rare, pAeticu-
ia'Iy "a the old English barons possessed great
! estates, and the ruonsrchs, hcFng derendeas
Eptn the CtHnoLs for teeIr feTrnue, we've poor-
Thus Maud aud Gpuited. daughters Of William
TIE tuuqur1nr, ms1riett the Esrts Of Chester and
! u Surrey. EcwA.d. the Black Prince. son OF 3D.
ward ILL.,, married his cousin Joan, commonly
| chilled tue "faIr maid OF ke1t," and Phil1ippa,
daughter Of Edward II. Henry VIII. maE1ted
| Anne Boey n, Jane Seymour. auti kathhrane PAT.
The 0r1gtn CT the T,tton-Fu&t quarrel st last
secs the light 1t 2ppeazs that Woodfo1d once
gave dinner IN New Yotk. and. not knowing
fulton very well, invited him. 4t1ton and Fus-
TN were uetehbors at liable. The editor slipped
| wine, end the preacher rebuketl hin on the spot
| Tttion explained that he took 1t for hts orans.
Fulton, speaking rs the vicesereAt OF the
A1mIRhsy, ,em a1ked that he CE\ coold get along
batter without his brains than his character, Of
wurds tn that effect The Boston Transcript says;
"Ar- Thet,dore Tiltou IL hallly damaged by the
reports circulated By influential men here, that be
;.rivAtelv acknowledges hla error In the F1ltou
l cABf, hnk tIose8 EG MAKE puollc fecap2slou-' y
Tho following queer nuptlsl notice appears In
The HytntF1!lt tVa.1 EnteTHtse: "hatned, OF
Wednesday, the oth instant, IN the atreets oi
teddon, RsAnd County, Va. dttiuK on thell
hosst:s. t'y Rev. J. II. H"Ee. Mt. A. W. Kidd ant
| Miss lsr.'ecca Kidd, both Of Bland Conuty, Va"
General Uarteh. the defender Of Stasbourg
| turns cut not to be n German after all, but 4
CTott The s{o9a which purposss 70 be the nams
| er a crottsn newspaper. ssya: "Uhnch. o.
u fYytfr . sNnt7, fhz orFSh n
ia, went 70 France with the RANK OF captain, II
l 1879 mnEstcd ladJ OF Brittany, md u no"
t'ts~ral. and commanded NJ strasoouFR."
All Qu"ng WIS locked up IN Inc Aat5astl
r.al> jail tuf burglary lhtelF. one mo1ninR D.
MAS missing. He had sawed on Ms grated cen
| door With an old faxor, picked noo thFnuRa
; brick wall. aud. With rope ladder msae ot strip
, rfGlanSet, hcaiesl tue outer wall.
Il "A Correspondent, otfcs1olns Hasln31o1s Al
! rival al Tourr, stated that tae Old soldier "aa 8
. | lsnie ft0n The ELECTS NJ MS hspsomote "ouhu
, complicated with rheumatism, that nc wake
.lUwn the eters Of the railway depot with grea
difficulty, and that he fetluired tue Ao OF :"
friends in getting into a carriage TO 60 to u
I | ,odRineR-
! -la"S ampetl!, oa"3A'e1.!s4a w ~. 4.tNa. naa
= se's, Ats" rA"c@'t, VIE ~ ftu'css'' 1. 14"sss
i aau A'As iA!u'' oA ne4nas n"use. ,ASs
VII! iectu'e 'a'onsn 1ee!aau 1um
: Tue eoniing Nlntef' ou 'ne fohaeaA oAeA'l'''4'
ol Moman. ....
-be'tuon1S notse-sAo'ae' see seA N1se'AA
doiiafs year. ,r,..,.,.,..,
II "a cotteFponoent' Ni.nk .tom
;. states that tae genera lmpsess'oa ptes4n'ns s
10 the appearance ol Saro.eoa ~ e..oasoas' - :,
poeon Is o1 very sma1 s1a'ule' nesae u..'e go. w.
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