, 1872-10-26

The stape-coach is being largely felntTouueeo
into travel to and from London; l-oo 1,o
One young man estimates Sfgo az "hat ~
spent for bouquets and carriages last season. he
Is not going out any this winter.
-Dr. Rogseau, d miser, died recently in PARIS,
leaving 81, 900 q year to be divided oet"een LIS
| housekeeper and cook
A father living in Titusyille, who has two Or
three yerv courtable girls, place notice on MS
! front door tho other night, which read: shut
| down for thirty days. No stove IN the pa1lor'
"A lady in Marseilles has sued halr-dresser
| for 1000 francs damages. He had oHered TO
dye her brown hair red and, in consequence OF
his operations, it turned l ~ violet Sno was
| massachusetts has a sensational case OF TWO
Young men who carelessly spit tobacc -]u!ce OUT
| of q window on o lawyers tall hat, and were
fined each 800 and one-haf the eqsIs, VIII VII elle
| alternative OF sixty dhys III JILL Anos law NSf
peale1. ......, u:. 1oa;.,,
ears for earrings ia rapidly being abolished.
Several very ingenious arrangemenss IoF
inr in these articles Of jewelry without the usual
surgical operation are now cold at the 1e"eHy
ghops, and are very extensively worn.
-Tbe Chief Engineer OF the London FIRE De-
part1nent testiies that ne las never h1omn W. - =
so1id wooden post to bo so burned through aa 20
lose it's bearing before ire could 20 pllt ON
and believes that timber is better for building
than either iron or stone, as now usea.
Professor Lepham, Of TIE onltea ~ asaEee KS
forest t Iires last year He believes that all our
nrairics we're originally wooded, and that they
have been cleared wholly by fire, which, ne says,
destroys on end u the & escsps 81 20 'l II
! follows that the land is perfectly we'll adapted
I for tinbsr-growth. II trees are planted anu
, protected, they will flourish. :, , :,
. |-Loyeiace, in "Clarissa Harlowe," lays II
down as g rule that, to study the character OF
, | woman. YOU should ''tirst find out what DOORS
she reads:" and Joseph LIE Maistre, to sho"
0 That Yoltaire was habitua1ly careless on the sub
= iect of accuracy, went through his library ant
: pointed out the numerous lncol1ect e'4'4ons
q Contained in it,
8 ton. for the year ending on the 3oth Of Septem
ber amounts to s385 275 which lnclnae 4sa m
II nosed last year. But, independent Of this, there
1t Ss al increase of S15,0000oo on the return
Q from CUSTOMS excise, stamps, post othce am
II other sources: It is q pleasant tMnS 1or % tn
r. Minister Of Finance to have so large suplus
3, this and it will come in at the right time whe1
or s15.OOO,0 600 in gold has to be paid over to tn
in United States, IN compliance with the award Q
! ! tho Alabama Claims Arbtrators at Geneva.
IS A lady OF an Eastern city was riding in
street-car the other day, the only other occupan
10 being tall, lank gentleman, with eadn7eIou
8, countonance The lady was dressed in dee
id mourning and her fair and interesting face looE
10 ed out from shadowy veil. After riding
6, block or two, the gentleman edged up, to III
ug onict1v and said, .Lsdy!" Sho did not unde
stand him at hrst and did not look around SUI
re posing that he was talking to himself. Lady
en- said he firm, deep voice. She turned aroun
:e, and met the full gaze of the cayernous eye
he q Lady" sail the speaker, coming IN inch nea
ed er his eyes looking sympathizingly at her bla'
attire LADY M s'S s H. you yc,41,n like sqshan2{ pa{e
lie veil let down, and the lady vacated the ea
on with lurking smile on her face.
'co During the Premiership OF Mr. Seward,
n res his habit, nearly every year, to seek rol'
no from the arduoua cares of state in the society
er, his friends and acquaintance at Auburn. Up
em one occasion, toward the close Of Mr.: Lincoln
in, Administration, he delivered q public addrf
ted to them, and in that pleasant vein OF ban1
no- which so frequently marked his private utt
US, ance, said: sslt is pecularity Of the .peol
lnd of Auburn, which 1 always think OF :"
Of pleasure, that they are ever thoughtful in yor
,- and serene in old age" While the remark
81. 81 itself had no special claim to recollection,
'ts 'tss comment Of wag gave it a local immortal'
l| ner His explanation of the peculiarty was tn
'pa, There is State Prison and Theological Sci
G:51a nary III Auburn. The people thought
@ ts; in youth from fear Of being sent to either
heo or tho other, and - serene in old ago. to tn
aef: that thev have escaped both.