, 1876-05-29
,,cl TINT he wna not tlnv. Bullock, Of ueor-
Tic right Bullock was fonnd II lho Albion

n,,, f1nn,,1ton. MI inmn;c Of Mf. Hlntne'r hnusc.
,.,l har written III artIeu fur thc f;d'ary In de-
.n.c Of high official tntares md nl'lcAlld oilc!a
ute In Washington.
..young ,nnn, "says m Eastern paper, "hscor
<,.,, Of Tu1aal' This rcntls like m Insulting adj
5,ra&, mt like piece af gon advice ToTns stecrs
.,e ,y No mcans In BE- deapfscd.
Tho Brooklyn Eagle. which l,sa always been un.
tdrnd]y 10 Theodore Tilton. dtacscdtts tho htnrles
of BIZ lntemrerance, and snya that this falling
rhas never hccn chargnd against him herc, where
/ IA Il best known"
tnmptsolicr Itnyca In etill anxlona to "eavn tho
,Hy "-antl his Office. II tic nhunld he snhtchcd
.vsy by an ovcrru1ng Providence, what would be.
tomc Of the half million of people now sheltered
uuder his wing!
Prince Jerome Napoleon declares that he "loy
.1], and unrcaervcdly accepts the Republic Ut
France but II Is remembered against blE that ha
cousin, tho late Emperor, did precisely thu same
hing once upon time
pcrson living at the West haa sent letter To
President Eliot, ufITarvard College, sskng for tho
hsek numbers Of this Illustrated journal" mean
ina tho Hareard Ldmpoon, the comic publica-
ion edited by the atudents.
The Secretary of tho Theosoph,sts' Society in
/ Hcy York wrnte to the 7tt8es Saturday denying
MT the funeral at Baron Palm WAS to DO conduct
ID With ~ tho grand and occult rites Of tue ancient
Eg7ptlan rstunl." The Secretary said: "What-
rel OF lmpressiyencfr the service may possess
vii, be Il consequence Ut simplicity"
/ uis announced TINT Dr. Won Bnlow will pfay no
more IN Ahcflea-ns leus' tn'e sgHo!'' Nv n1s
broken do"" n"u"f 'no "esc.o ""N u - eo'ees
tour: ne 'a snlctk 'Iu'' ~, ~. "a
he Will consequently su'' 'ue ra'oE'e y" ;'a'ias'
the ID OF June. Whether he has any lslca of re-
turning to this country noon is not known.
The Presbyterian Ocnesat Assembly has resolved
t,- the fnrtIeth time orninst nromiscuut1s lane.
Ing" We have noticed, With pain. TINT the Pres
bytcrlan girls do not dance proHllEcuonsly. They
pick out the good dHnecrs an& tie fellows whn
part their hair In Tho mul1c. Understanding In
The Sunday 'schoo ana roos nnsletY 10 hc easy ana
gFacc'hi count 1or Ho1n'ng'
Nj. IL. ". Derby, owner 81 tho "PfodIEal
Son" painting satcly destroyed by fire at Cincin.
natl, stascd to reporter that he llad madc $780,
900, exclusive Of expenses, by exhibiting 1t. In
/ Chicago nlone, CO. GOO persons went to SEQ tho
painting II was completed in 1867, and came
Into BIT. Derby'B possession about 1HGa. It has no
European reputation, never having been exhibited
outside uf rArr, and there only fur short tinlc.
Ucorec Alfred Townsend writes piquant1y, II
mi logically, to tic Now York Graphlc: t'Yes-
tcfday aaw TINT spoiled girl, Fanny Davenport,
NAV Ro,atind Ii spoiled, st,e sa a fine girl ro-
markably well francdt md In the tights Ut Iosa.
tlaR ste looked l,uf etalwart. lIcr excellence ia
eaucy comedy. Her father, who nsed to he dry
goods clerk read Jacques with alt that mnscol in.
II Donation we do not weary Of, however much the
same."
The New York Granite gives the much needed
c,nlauatIon; '.Mr, william Henry IIur,bcrt, tic
now cditnr OF tbc World Is tho youucc, brother OF
Il fen. Btcphcn Augustus uurIbuk, who wns quite
distinguished In the Seminole war, WIS Erigadicr.
fencrnf In the late Civil War was Minister to tic
stocs Of Colombia In 8aD.'7: aud taa since boon
Republican mcu,be. VI Congress from Illinois.