, 1875-01-10
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
4 new comedy in i've acts, by Mr.. Albery.
will be the next novelty at the Olympic Theatre,
London.
| Dr. Harriet Keziah Hunt one OF the first lady,
doctors in this country left it optional with her
patients, by her WILL whether they would pay up
| or not
The Rev. DR.. Lange, of aTuscatine and Cleve-
land, is identical with the Rev. DR.. Miller, OF
Dresden. His crime is said to be Of terrible
| nature
| The Paris Constitutional Says: s'M. Bis
marck endeavora to maintain radicalism among
us, as an heir would encourage his uncle's bron-
chitis."
4 concert WAS given for the prisoners at Sing
Sing on New Years morning. One would think
this just the best place in the world for vocal
| concert.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Stanley. Of the Scandal City,
distinguished soprano singer in st. Joseph's
Church, had q quarrel with her husband On ac-
count Of Il young army-of6cer.
! Father Boehm, Of New Jersey, will be 100
! years old On May /. He will then be content to
| move il tie spirit wills; otherwise his present
earthly tenement will not be for rent
There's row in Cincinnati. The brewers are
| mixing rice aud corn-meal with their malt, and
| citizens complain that thirty glasses Of it are
| more than they can drink ut q time now.
The fact that Byerly WAS Pennsylvania by
| birth does not alter the fact that his assault
| upon Warmoth WAS specimen OF Southern
chivalry. He did in Rome AZ the Romans do.
| The Hon. Samuel F. Patterson. Speaker Of the
| Pennsylvania House Of Representatives, is the
son Of ". Patterson, Speaker in 1894, and
nephew Of Finley Patterson, Speaker in 1876.
They have three local Banyons in New York.
Messrs. ". E. Demorest, Patrick Toner, and
Lawyer WOLF, who insist that they are Assistant
Aldermen, though the law says to the contrary.
Tom Hoods sister, Mrs. Broderip, is going to
| publish notice OF his posthumous contribution
to Belgropia in the GentEenlans Magazine. She's
not the woman to let her broder rip by any
means.
A Connecticut Elder, doubtless for the purpose
Of explaining bis continued presence On the up
per crust, sermonized at New Haven, New Years
eve, on s'Hell Closed TOR Repairs ST. Louis
Globe.
Father Bishop Massachusetts, Spiritua1ist,
says that in six years there will not be wicked
occur in the City OF Brooklyn and among Office
holders generally!
From his position In proscenium boz at the
variety show. Mayor Colvin was heard to mutter,
Can" Can" Then he grow1ed out, - I can't
after all," and went in behind the scenes whero
ho could !-Chica9o Post and Mail
Capt. Werner, OF the German Navy, who
played prominent part at Carthagena, and waa
first tried by court-naartial and then raised to
the rank OF commander, is shortly to be raised
to the rank Of Rear-Admiral.
Charles L. King, Of st. Louis, shot Miss Dora
G. ], Broesmer because she would not marry
him. This thing must be stopped or the women
will be retaliating, and then what will our
widows and orphans do?
The Chicago Times is exhorting The Mayor to
suppress 3 certain theatre 10 that city on the
grounds OF its alleged indecancies. It is really
shocking to think how indecent Chicago would
become but for the Iinaes.-Detroit Post.
young man at Mt. Vernon. this State. pub.
lished ''personsl" soliciting correspondence
with "young, cultured .ladies-" But the type
fiend ret it up colored ladies, and now TINT un-
fortunate youth is receiving tender missiVes
from every dusky maiden In the land.
AA%AAAAA4e~o1
for the Presidency. Phil would be lively
President, and it ho vas interfered with he
would take strong measures with the ''banditti.'
Still, We think little OWL wisdom might be Of
some eservice.-Cincinnat Commercial.
Four memberB-elect Of the PenusylvaniA Leg
islature have dled since the November elections
Dr. Hunter and Farrer, Republicans. and Bat
doef and Wolf, Democrats. It is u staud-of.
Two others arc reported ut the point Of death.
Such mortality is not without meaning, but 1t
will not deter candidates.
The tag of the play at McVicker's is, II shall
sec you again. and know you" Looking rue
fully round at the few people in the house Inst
night Mr. McVicker added, to the audience
s.And it would not take long to get well ac-
quainted with ali OF you"
"Aunt Clary," IN ex-slave, died in Caldwell
County, N. c., the other day, aged lit years.
She lived through tho Revolutionary Waz, but
during the Last ten years her intellect has
c1ouded, and she could recall no anecdotes Of G.
" during her term Of service in his family.
4 correspondent of the Boston Netcs, writing
about Mrs. and Mr.. Harriet Beecnar Stowe,
Says: 1.-The beautiful simplicity your corre-
spondent 80 touchingly depicts in Nr. and Mrs.
Stowe, has given place to vory worldly
shrexdness. They both understand tho value Of
money now."
This time it is the Rev. Luke Miles, pastor Of
the African Methodist-Episcopal Zion Church in
Norwich, Conn He has ''steppod down and out
with considerable SUN Of money belonging to
bis congregation, which raised for the build
inr of new church. There is said to be "lady
in the case" also.
Nine. Labrchaup, Of Paris, gave y dinner
party to some friends. during the course OF
which her infant son and nurse disappeared An
excited search vas made for the missHC boy
when Commissionaire handed a servant : Little
vial Of red liquid labeled " The blood OF Pierre
Labrchnmp, 1874"
The Democratic leaders are putting themselves
clearly upon the record IN favor Of the brutal
conduct Of the White Ieaguers- In 1851 they
sent greeting to tbs rebels. Now they greet the
party that justify The murder Of colorcd people,
md seek to nullify tho Constitutional amend