, 1875-02-28
PERSONAL

E. g. AsAY left the city Friday for New Or
leans where he will spend several weeks.
DANIEL SHuc1, of Cincinnati, died Of dit. His
constitution, in other words, was not as strong
Us those OF other Ciocinnatiaus-
senor JnfESEz, in the Leipsio Conservatorie,
plays music like '' Melted Heaven!" We'd lie
to hear such music, by J1stESEz.
They want to cage JESSE PoaERoT, Bostona Boy
butcher, for the benefit OF science lnstead Of
hanging him for the good OF society.
The tenor and soprano fn Boston choir we're
married recently. Tho met by chants tho usua
way, and ultimately ngreed to duet.
CHARLES D. FISHER, President Of the Balti-
more Corn and Flour Exchange, was in the city
yesterday, owing to the present reduction in
passenger rates.
GLADSTONE, eays the Liverpool Post, has dis
continued his subscription to '@1lAHsAhD's De-
bates" Vol, what are they going to do about
.it2 The world grows impatient.
Mr. Roas, father Of the kidnapped boy,
threatens to sue n. 4. SuAcKIEFoRD, Of Atlanta,
Ca, for writing blood-and-thunder novel
called II CHARLIE Rcas o., Stolen from Home"
4 lady has written superb spectacular play,
and has leased the Grand Opera-House, New
York, to play it in. Un1ees it differa from any
modern spectacular piece, she will receive mora
credit for her courage than her literary merit.
HoRA11o SEYMOUR nearly lost his sight the
other day. He Lad been tooling with strong
solution of sulphate Of copper, and got some Of
it into his eyes He became totally blind for
time, but nov manages to see more clearly than
ever.
Gen. TRACY mentioned yesterday the deep In
terest that Mr. BEECHEa takes in young nen
But it is not tho interest he takes in Young men,
but tho interest he took in young Woman that
the jury are Gated upon to considcr.-Cincin-
natl Commercial.
California item in the Milwaukee Nesos
They got WAH TsRa, q California heathen, Oh
the galloss, the other day, with rope around
his neck, and he inquired Of W1L11AM NTE, the
Sheriff Z: "Chokce like h-1?" sfas," sad
WILLIAM, ''Chckee, you bet" and then they
dropped him
Prof. MATHEWS, Of the University OF Chlca-
CO. lectures tonight at the opera-House, ID
Galesburg. He will give the lecture on - The
Mock Pearls of His1ozy," which WIS received
with such hearty laughter and applause in tins
city few weeks ago. The Glesburgexs have
3 rare pleasure before them.
With one another in OBTAINING the proof-reader-
| We forbear to lacerate mis- soul With reproduc-
ton OF their eneers, not from generosity, but
| from senBs Of bis superhuman power FOR evil
| over this column. We must conciGate him, for
| ne have suffered
| The Chicago Journal ssys: "ScuEycE's rule
for poker-playing; Deal yourself the night and
left bowers, and the rest in acea." This deporn-
| BILE Ignorance Of the national game among the
! instructors Of tho people is too bad. Now there
is IN exchange that would hold "full-hnnd y
without knowing it.-St. Joe Herald
A Western paper thus delicately narrates q
touchiup incident: ''NED VosE used to travel
around Colorado with performing bear, but =
creat change coma one day Last week, and now
the bear travels around a1o y. thinking over old
times, and occasionally leaning up sgainst q tree
| IS q pang shoots though his bowels. NED ls m
! side that boal."
( The following from GIBBoS's decline and
| Fall OF the Roman Empire" Chap. 20, ia now the
| fayorite text OF the Plymouth Church:
/ CoNstASTrSE wns satisfied TINT secret tmpo1ity
would e less perntcions than public scandal and NE
Eicene Council edited by his pubic declaration
that if e surprised Bahop in the net Or adultery, ne
should cast his imperial mantle ever the episcopal
| Ei1ner.
| A1oEzo WA1BRIDaE, obs OF the oldest settlers
| Of LaSalle County, died on Thursday LAST at hlt
! fa1m, ! mile west ct MaEselles in that county,
| after few daYs' ulness. Mr. WALnR1DGE had
| lived in that county for ttnrty-eeEen years, and
by his sterling integrity and Kind dlsposition had
| gained q vide and favorable acquaintance. He
| leares property valued at $l014 900. Ho vas
| Is years old.
| Mrs. MARY EASTMAN, ono OF the Massachusetts
suffrage shrekers, declaresthat ''Whlo men werc
| born free, tho slaves havo had freedom thrust
| unon them. but women must achieve their free
| DOM" With the freedom to struggle ebout The
| country sh1iehing for the night to vote, Mrs
| MARX EASTMAN herself, VIC should say, has
| nch1eyed about as much freedom IS respectable
white woman can conveniently handie.-Louts'
| r;le Courier .J0KrndL
| The New York St&n rocapitulating the oscular
| toxiness, so to speak, OF Plymouth Church,
| wonders whether it will not bo shown that
| BTEcHEn, Tm1ox, Mrs TI1!roN, Mrs. MoULToE,
| FnAxK Mou1ToS, SuEAnMAN, TRACY, HALLIDAY,
and FrASk CAnrE.7rnr, kissed tho Woodruff
Or reading these things, eays the Sun, one is re-
| minded Of the popular quatraln:
1saw EsAu kissing KA7x7
| The fact Is, we I'll thrce saw;
aaw EsAu, he saw kATx,
| And abe saw saw EAU.
The Philadelphia Ledger is said to have patent
blank forms Of obituary verses which arc filled
| up to order. The Tuuaor had it's origin in the
simultaneous publication Of the following o1igi-
| usl sta1,zas in the obituary column:
! Farewell, my husband and children dear,
Though +bsent from you, do not lear.
| God WILL protect and comfort. too,
So loyo one another Gs loved you.
Farewell, my wife and children dear,
Though aEscnt from you, do not fear.
God will protect and comfort too,
| So lore one another as loved you.
! A young man named CuLDnETH went to VIZ
| pinia CITY, New. gorgeous in garments, radiant
in rubies, and gsrrulous in conversation. The
1raonencv with which be alluded to ''WArrERsos
and l." "MuRAr HA1srEAD and l." Mo;
Cu11Aou and L" Baoss, OF tho :1'aquare''
:. Dov1xs, you know" aud other Journalists. led
Tho other guests of the hotel to suspect man
who had kept such bad company. They found
h;m = forser, and IN attaative reader Of the
newspapers his leisure time in various jails hay
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