, 1875-09-26

Commissioner MctaufeY ID requested to call
op William Ta]-h, No. 168 Clark street, who
vi lick hin On sight
The Hons. A. a. Bush J. E. Z. Her1ick, P. G
Leonard, aad Amos Patton, OF Boston, vera at
the Sherman last evening.
Ths Eous f. II. Dennis, OF Ngtertown, G. B.
Groyosne1, Of Dubuque. and C. G. Zonig, Of
Green Day, are at the Trenont.
The Hen. john Il Fronch, ex-stato Suporin-
tsrdeat Of Public Instruction OF Vermont, is
registered s: tho Palmer Hcus:.
It's refreshing to note the uDan1mity with
which t,e ners!:apels aocep. the proposition to
foast Nestar7elt over SLOW fre
Grzca Greenwood has leen drinking beer and
music, aud says 'sde plo1ended to lite it." Me-
thinks the lady doh 1otest too uauca-
Georgia is reconstructed enough in sentiment
70 hang Gr. D1inkiy, white, on the same beam
with Mr. Farcr, coIored, early in October.
Misses 5os1o and Jennie Eske, have returned
10 the city from Hartford, Wiz, where they have
been Waiting their sister, Mrs. Dr.. shuman.
Dr.: Nary Walker eaye she woull not take on
her Pants for 4 million dollars in gold. She
probably makes some exceptions Of time and
place.
Bonapartis: medals arc smageled into france
Is ksEgarco-ta1! soup. sarlipes, aud Australian
ncttoa, in cans. That ia queer way OF p.e-
serving patriotic reIlsa.
That Affecting story about the 6cntuckian who
biasphe.ned and was struck dumb and died,
groves only correct .s to the blaspheEning; the
nan's health Is as good as eyer.-Detroi4 1rib-
rae.
There nro 150. .09o books in the Astor Library,
New 1oik, aod yet. when I youth Of II
asked for 81 The Trail OF Blood; OF, The Cory
Ling Ct the GuAlslo2e," the Librarian said they
dida't have it.
When Ida Lewis rescues man abs doesn't
bod his head in her lsp until ho revlses. Sev-
oral members OF Cong. ess r.sked their ives Of
Line Gock this season, under the impression
that zhe did.-Brookiyn Argus.
HISS Hulett. Clicaso's lady la1yer re.ates
thst she accompanied lzdy c!icnt to St. Louis
recently, and that the lady tainted. Miss Hulett
went to the btr OF the hotel and xsked for lit
t1s brandy, whereupon tha enlightened bar
harian replied, Mads.ne, yon must ne from
Chicago"
The Rev. Mr. Heryey, pastor Of the Universal
ist Church of Troy, n. r. IVES charged with MIS-
conduct, and meeting was held to remove hlro.
By the rules of the church women Gro allowed
70 vote IN such cases- Tasir sote waa solid for
Er- Heryey. Such st,aws indicate the charge
against Mr. HeSvey botter than vords-
The Gar Alexander has rs his constant companion
BIC rlack dog. with keen nose for asssssicH- rs
Gently when IN English gentleman stood aside to let
suspicious, helped himself tia Of the Brion's
psntaloons The Emperor came up and examined the
rent smiled and departed Hs uttered no syalabe of
spology.-Ez=acnne
The Driton, however, with hand upon his 1ece-
aztad integumect. exclaimed "a follows:
see, what rent the envious cas~cur made:
Through this the wcl-bcloved Brute did bite;
And, as he pluck Il his cursed teeth away,
MRrk how tce smile Of Car did follow Kim
An inquiry has been made for an animal CON-
bn1ng the characteristics OF 1he fish and re lille
BY many esvans- Mr. J. Z. Hlllyer, Of Waupun,
Wis-, has now such 9 creature which he il willing
to present to any sc;entide association It Was
found By bis little daughter in Rock River- He
describes it as IN every respec: resembling .
dsh. with scales gils, fms, aad toll the mouth Of
cartilage aud like that OF catfish, (which fish,
BY the var, it greatly resembles. It h2s. how
sver, four legs. The fo-e-lsgs have u bunch OF
four claws, and the others Elk claws, fully de-
ve1oped- The animal is oniy inches in length.
md is alive III HI aquarium. M1. EillyeF will be
IN tho city in DAY or two at the bouse OF the
4oF y. Va IL A6h1tss AZ 430 Htak A#e14kA
street. Perhaps some naturalist may recognize
the animal, but 60 far it hes NO: been identified
= 4 singular and unpleasant coincidence recent
y occurred on Milo steamer. The Rev. James
Fletcher, formerly OF Newbu1yport, but nov
Consul at Oporto, Portugal widely known as \
lecturer and the author OF q popular work on
Brazil WAS on his wedding tour with his n.w
wife, while his divorced wife wes also on her
Wedding tour with her new husband, Mr.. Ben
son, the artist, and her d2ughter, Miss Fletcher.
III. F!etcher>s first wife vas daughter Of DR..
Aulao, ct Genoa, and became enamored Of Mr.
henson while 10 was an inmate OF her husbands
house 1t Nowbul ypolt,-ar. Fletcher being
patron Of artlses,-and accompanied him on his
1ketching excursions, to the great scandal OF che
nelehborhood, til ths matter csIne to be too 10
so11uua, When divorce wss obtsined. and new
marriage relations entered into Ill Around.-Ne1o
York HoyM.
Amedical journal published in Cleveland ad-
oresses ths following queer query to the profes-
Run:
2r1Rr-Hss any phy1ictsn ever seen CT treated 4
p4dhcatcd consumpttyc.
Nc should say that there must be, and that
there must have been, bald-headed consamp:
ives; Jet the fact that doubt is thrown over
the existence Of such persons by medical
Journal would seem to show that they
ase not SO common as to be within
&as knowledge Of every physician. We
oorselves have not, Of course, seen "a many
sufferers from the malcdy IN question as have
come Under the observation OF eome doctors
oat "e can not At this moment think OF my ono
u those We have seen who YES bald -headed-
consumption is disease that preJs upon old
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