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trnt!nns; but, however Il may be adornej. II can
scatce1y be mude 4 cheerful subject for holiday

tral!nns; hut, however Il may be ldorneJ. IL can
scarcely be nlule cheerful subject for holiday
reading.
woman has been elected cla,s1ay poet At the
Wesleyan University, and sons Of tbs chiyalroua
young men talk of counting her oat ~ allc had
only ono majority.
Tbs celebrated ca.lcl1ani collection Of antique
gems, which wsa on o.hlbEton at the Centennial.
has not been sccuscd for this country, ~ reported,
though strenuous efforts wclo made 10 th!s end. IL
will return to Europe.
Tho "Danicl Dcronda" bonnet has 1atc]y mRdo
iis appearance, and IL much Affected by young
women who hayo murdered their hnabanas and
been Tilted BY their lovers. After tlIts cxplnna-
tlon, tho bonnet Will probably become fashionable.
Mrs. Mcintosh, who was going to Toronto with
cattle, was pnt on tho traEn tho conductor declar.
Ing that no WOMAN could ride on droves's pnas.
She 1Ias now obtained Judgment from tho Com
pany. though the question Ut Tho amount Of DIM
ages ID still rcacryed, !.
The Nsw York papers seem to bo Of the opinion
TINT NJ. Edwin Booth l,as made n,istake In at
tempting to restralH Mcssrs. Jarrett Palmer from
calling their l,oUse ''11ontha Theatre" Tho name
10 now part Of the establishment, hn. Is past Of
the assets Of tho proprtetors Snr IL the retention
Of It serious injury to the rcnown Of Mr.. Dooth.
Cardinal Lucca, the successor Of Antoncllt, nsel
to bo Nunc1o at Munich anl At Vienna. lie IL
man Of reanod mind. woIl rcad, and vcrscd In po-
litlcat Affairs: and is saIj 10 havo retained tho
ffiandshpo Of tllustrtous men In Germany, who keep
him informed OF what Is passing in Ucrman and
Austro' Hungarian events. lie Ia small In STATURE
has large oval head, and Init In Ills gait.
Charles Lanahe!mer, aged u. has been held to
ball at Philadelphia for atcallng an oyercoat. lie
Is known ~ Dlckcnst Dntchman, having becu
singled out BY tho great novelist during the Walt Of
tho latter to this country In 1s42 az IN example Of
the terrible effects OF tho Pennsylvania ''s!tent
syasem" Of punlshment. In his "Amcrican
Notes" Dickens dcvotcs nearly half page to this
man.
Mr. Samuel Lambert, Of Cincinnati. who wagcsod
his money and lost On the election, Ia now trying
to recover 1t by proccss IT law Ills present con-
duct II accepted a. an Indication Of change Of
heart since he mnst know that after ono appcal Of
tha nntnre to tho courts nobody will ever bet with
him again. But II Ills experience and example
have any influence In deterslng people from tho
foolish prnctlcc Of betting theY will not have been
suffered In vain.
Rare discrimination was shown by the Court OF
General Sessions in New York Tucsdny, when
WOMAN who had been compelled to steal TO sup
ply drunken paramous with whisky waa cleared,
while tho inssigator Of hgr ruin was sent to tho
renitcntary for i've years. The man had known
Of dark passages In tho carly life Of the unfortunate
woman, and had used Ills knowledge aftcr she OBJ
taincd respectable poaltlon compel her to aessc
| bis criminal purposes.
Among the gifts Of flowers that were sent To Alss
clnra Norris Munday night, at tho Union Square
Theatre, New York. was a bouquet from the poct
stedman, With The subJotncd Inca:
cLAnA MonH.s.
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III sxs hs.tesa :a nera se 1 Per PsGp!ss oxss heart
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