Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-15

pkRsoMAL AND PARTICULAR.

Shades Of night -Window-ourtains.
How to please lsdy-Lst her do - ahe
pleases.
Mast 10 70 give illustrated lectures again
next winter.
The ws.lsysns arc to build Handsome
chapel In Rome.
Ex-senator Bchurz will return to this
country In October.
Caroline Westoott has opened real estate
and loan office In Chicago.
Raw. ]. q. @. Abbott has had D. d. added to
his name by Bowdoin College.
in Nebraska more than $4,000, 200 forest
trees were planted last year.
"A picture Of Professor Morss has been des-
tzoysd by lightning in Now Orleans.
Tho Evening Traveller reports two thous-
and unlicensed iquor-dealers In Boston.
"A travellers trunk, no more than an elo-
phants, u no INDIGESTION Of responsibility.
One swallow does not make . spring, but .
dozen swallows sometimes make ono fall.
W. H. Gatzmsr, Esq., of Philadelphia, 10
recovering from his long attack Of illness.
Tho remains Of ex-Chief Justice Woodward
were interrsd 1t Wilkesbarre on Saturday last.
The wheat and grape crops in Ohio have
been seriously injured by the protractsd rama
The Snake Run Academy il the name Of an
Indiana school The scholars must all be add
era.
Joaquin Miller has finished poem on the
Nationai Centennial. He il 1t Newburyport,
Mass.
"A Boston girl thinks Boytons dress must DO
| made Of silk, ''bscause he did such fonlard y
thing.
Bret Harts:.and the little .'heathsn Chinee"
are spending the summer 1t New London, Con-
| necticut.
| "A Cape May belle says the baths there are
| q Captivating a. the clasp Of . lover" She
has tried both.
Palm leaf fans are becoming more popular
than any other ct church, ~ they ensctually
hide the most elastic yawn.
-"wly DO you call your dog Oak 2" A.isd
COARSE bark, =" replied Mr.. J.
| Tho pull-bank dresses arc good In gale Of
wind. II ID not true, however, that they have
10 grease thsm to get them on.
-LAdy-''Sunh beautiful orea&ursssmust be
od-tempsred ~ HusbAnd--"J Just what
thought when married you, my dear.
John 8. Clarke and Southern, IL 10 said,
will be associated In the management Of the
London Haymafkst Theatre next season.
Miss Susan n. Hallowell has boon chosen 70
fill the chair Of natural history In Welleeey Col
lege, Massachusetts. The salary is sl,so6.
An Illinois man broke into tho house Of .
widow. She pitched him out Of doors. strik-
ing evidence Of the power Of the widows might.
Mary A Burns, aged sixteen, Of Lexington.
| Ill, has sued J. J. Kelley, Q well-known and
wealthy stock DEALER for e20, 900 for seduction.
No doubt the happiest dogs that ever lived
were tho two taken aboard Of NoAh's ark, for
they they had but one pair of h'as between
DIR. Deems is very sensible man. He
says "Remember Lots wife, - the Bible
teaches, and forget every other mans wife but
your own." t
| "A Missouri girl. advertising for husband,
gives ~ one Of her recommendations, that she
-.If Smith undertakes to pull my ears"
said Jones, ''he will Just have his hands full,
now" The crowd looked 1t the mans ears
and thought 30 too
Husbands ct Long Branch won't confess to
| their wives that they 20 out 1t nights to play
cards, although they do occasionally admit hav-
ing Just been over to Deal.
| "A Now Castle girl hastensd the departure Of
lingering caller. the other evening. BY remark
ing, - sho looked out Of the window, !" think
We shall have beautiful SUNRISE"
| A Pennsylvania paper s.ys "Boston, pop
ulous Boston, may properly be described - the
town in which hundreds and Thousands daily
1.-Two, move and have their beans.'"
| -"Well, I always make tia rule to tell my wife
everything that happens" "Oh, my dear fell
low, that's nothing replied his friend, I tell my
wife lots OF things thAS never happen ~ Al !!
| "A Louisville girl reports her first love af-
fair thus "When Philander told me he loved
me-, was mighty Tux with IL. and cottoned to
him directly, and he sot a-grinuin like baked
| skunk"
| We see through it 1t last. Tho butcher
sticks those miserable little wooden pins-vhich
no amateur carver can contemplate without pro-
fame impulse-into the roasting piece TO make
| 1t skewer.
| 49,. -. hn.,d !. n,.,d dn.l L., ,Id;c,,1> nj
the present style Of ladies' dress, but from per.
| sonal observation he thinks that nothing could
be more fitting. Jones has no idea Of the draw
backs, hewever.