Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-08-14
PERSON Al

Chrlstlike
Personal.
Nora great while since. an English lord
and hi. vito were invited To dinner 10y ~
rus ". Field. \ number of prominent
citizen. were also invited. and the meal he
ran in silence. The lady bad scarcely
tasted her soup l-he sat near Field, and her
husband opposite the host when Nhe
screamed our. the full length of the table.
to her spouse e A~torly q omit the real
name). my dear boy say now. You won
like this soup. It. got tomato IN IT. I'm
! deed. nv dear? All, why does any one use
| tomatoes? Really. now. they re horrld
stuff. You know, MIR Field. ". \. L'fier.
The account, Of the health Of Mr.. VIII
/ liam ;. Robinson {" Warrington, } now IN
Europe. are not so favorable a were hoped
for. He j. somewhat improving, 1t j. SAID,
| but i not vet vigorous enough 10 warrant
his return t. work, the present year
Kaea-uo-Kami, a japanese prince, whose
income once amounted TO $1,000 600, died.
recently. at the age of T.. When he was
| buried. over 500 persons. mostly MOBILES
and retainer-. followed the remains TO the
| grave, on foot.
\ Dakota ,corre>pondau; writes the io.-
lowing. " This spring ten Custer gold
en- curl- lave been sacrificed he looks
younger, more ~oldierly, although less
poetical. and the reconnaissance Viii prove
it he j. ~h0rn of his strength. Gen. Custer
is thirty-fuur years old-a slender, lar
haired, bue-cyei man.
The Philadelphia BH,fiH which l. rails
int fund for Hans Christian Andersen,
acknowledges the receipt thus Tar ol more
than thrce hundred dollars.
statement which was recently made
thar 1,,riis,lli - in Such inter bodily pros
-, A.. =, he nina he even 10 bring food to
~ iins L, bi- o,yn hands. i-utterly contra
acted in n letter he ha, addressed from Ca
nrera IN nj. ola friend. Count Giorgio Pal
isvirino The General saws he only wishes
be could preserve to his life = end the same
good health he now enjoys and he declares
himself ready 10 JOIN IN campaign >h'uIu
Italy require has services.
The A.tors own II SEQ houses in New
York city. William b. Aston. the senior
of the firm. Is worth Si5. 600 600.
c...,..r ,ro ,r,ori.,, raners state that
p. - Ill, l. IikeIv IN he the sue
r. 49,, a, Harvard
u w. -, ! -, - in This Are the
-; .-:---.;,i'5 ~, r;,b in reaIiy eni-
nCut professors, ami 50 poor IN money, luHt
they can or must allow Professor lluAIey ID
20 To America IN ORDER 10 Ah4 Ie!-IIc lY'
III a. ~ ivf,r3 or CamArid,e IN offer
ILL., t,rl n.y. ,hrss fbnnsani n year. with
.-.l,,,.,.'3,. 49, e.r;r,- Ear II There are
tr.,5--t.. - ,,..,-rc.i,Ient FelI,wS doinr no
,l..,.,-,,-e--i,, Joi,,r harm To them
- 10 I'm, a., rb,ir 1ars when they
o1,,,J.t =, Inc nuilinr with all their might.
Why not give five or ten such ieAoWShlp- 10
men like Huxley, and make the universities
again what they were 10 the Middle Age;
the very centres of intellectual force and
light in the country? The universities are
So rich that they could beggar the whole
world. VIII they allow themselves to Ice
I bcggarei by Harvard '-A'N''" = 'a''"'5-
f,reirn CORRESPONDENT has recently
shown such efficiency in the American art
.,na5ers cvIKinc of spain. The latter
/ detailed his own bitter experience with
/ t,itble.- narti.an leaders while he was on
- - ttrorc What friJhtened him
II ,ra. Tho er;ri,ol di.nnion anon.
! the famous SayiorS Of Spain, and the system
adopted by the Generals, who accompanied
every decree and every discussion of their
demand, lv the threat Of pronunclamcn-
10. This increasing reckles>ncss of parties
compelled him to leave Spain. Ills opinion
of the leading men Is thus curly expressed !;
- Serrano j. incapable OF leading either the
army or the Administration >aga>ta Is
mite impo~sible: Gorilla, if he returned,
would find deadly enemies; ESpartero mas
neeon9 5' a ,i'q bi,n Conrba Is deadNpcrhaps
-, fa,,ti- Alnbon-i-t iealouSv rather
than the ball. of the Royali>t, Mori)nes,
| C,,,,,,.. Rf,ncos Lama. are Inexperienced
,.onr,s IL is no wonder. therefore, that
he thinks the Carlists in about two years
Will get control oil SPAN nio oS W.
hard treatment Soiilc" ''' '''' ms
opinions IN lhe matter
Mr. MusterS, whose liberal expenditures
for the establishment Of schools on his es-
tate have marked him as one OF the most
/ ,,,.,.,-,.-i,-c Of ENGLISH landlords has vet