, 1876-06-18
PERSONAL.

hayes can afford to be maguxniuons R..
my children, bless you, ~
EDMUND Yates Is growing wealthy. n.
l capital pair OF horses in Hyde Part
J The financial editors all declare roon.-
ont II isnf very easy to borrow from them
r II any one attempts to make thu o,d
pun IN Jour presence, cut him on the snot ''s'
Mr. SankeJ is resting at seab,tgbt
Branch He Is the guest OF N,, C1fntor D n. Lon
The New York 71ntes refuse. to accent ". ~
Dudley Field as an exemplar Of h,,b NO., uah'
pies. pF1nea
o'Sel and Crane cleared expenses md ,.;.
ries for Themselves ut McVicler,s Thast.. A4'a
week. ias
The Blaine men all want to seal the e,. or -.u.-
Citation, and We are prepared to seal -. a. .ss-
dead past bury its cospses~ 1'e
Charles r. Thorne, Jr., Of the Union s,...
Theatre Company, will be guest OF the IT,.
House during his st.y in Chicago. 'u'
Nillais, the English artist, has iust mt =.
house for himself at South Kensin ston At oo.t =,
S@oo, GOO. Art is not always besgar. ~
Ristori Is having hard struggle with thu F,.n.,
language, attempting to learn the pa,t of ~
Macbeth; but she sticks to her task brayel7.
| The Guildhall reception to the Prince ~ u.,..
i G.
! says great ''eity man, !" who ought to know.
Genevfeve Ward, the American actress WIN ,,u.,
IN her own country and succeeded in Fng,as
recently made a hit as A<g At77il1es at Dub1in
Speaking Of fmagnanimity, why do not the Whit.
Ring people cali of their dogs from Col. R,i.+a,,
They can do no harm, but they make IN un...n,,.
noise.
William ~ Story and Thomas Bal, ~. ~.
scuIptors selected to make the statue Of Io<f..
Quincy for the City Of Boston. Mr.. Story h. =,
ready forwarded photographs OF design
The New York Sun directly accuses Nr. R,,,,.
Of shammfng sickness for political effect Tns
charge Is as dEcreditable to the man vho v,nt.
and to the newspaper that printed it as II il h.r
less to Ar. Blaine.
sdrnish along the best way possible. ,.,d
your TK1ECSE, 60 to church In = devout sn,,t
vote for Hayes aud Wheeler, subscribe for Homs
anu Foreign Missions-this il the whole dnty NJ
man for the summer and fall months.
Boston snob has sent to Queen Victor. n
Eilis' account of the evacuation bound In Whit.
eaf' with delicate alternating 7ed white md bluo
stripes around the covers, near the edges. Th5si.
boston's idea Of pleasant memento.
Having ''bnck1ed On the armor" and nren.r~d
for the fray, " 1t is somewhat provoking to hear
the din Of battle subsiding. Will there b. M
lighting time for month or two: II 10. this viii
be good time to unbuckle md oil the joints,
Hayes and Tilden, it Is thought, are t4too much
of muchness" for Democratic PURPOSES Tb.-
Democrats will have to select a man with who,, IN
.ntagonize Hayes, and such, \ man viii f,ke1v hr
dishonest at some point, probst!y on the currency
esue.
Ar. ". H. Crane will make his last apurarnnr-
n chicago for the present at the Adelphi Theatre
his evening. He will assume the character in
fn1ch he first made 4 reputation for himself
in 1.-THE Fair One with the Blonde
gig."
Inc tce1H seems to be ignorant Of the fact that
1e National Republican Convention adopted i real
aEd money resolution as part Of the platform.
ayes is hard money man4 too, and an anti SUBJ
dy man, and an anti -Black-Hil1s man, md an
ad-fEaud man generally.
Alfred Johnson, the Danish fisherman. has AZ.
ally taken his departure from Boston for Eurona
dory measuring 16 fee: On the bottom, 20 feet
| top. 2h feet In width, and 2H feet IN depth,
le boat is decked over, with the execution Of
andin2 room and the hatchway.
oranaatic art s upheld In New York during thesum.
r season bJ Nr. Joseph Murphy, who, by hts
Elllfns drama OF Kerry Cow, shoes real horse
the stage every night Mr. Murphy has shown
nsen 50 much Of an adept In this work. that ith
'pected be Was blacksmith in hts youth
some OF the Whisky Ring organs declared before
convention was held thAt they would under
circumstances, support Mr. Bristow for the
ssidency. They may now have the satisfaction
supporting Hayes, In the blessed assurance that
is BristoW man 'tin all that the uame I'M
es."
n the politica1 excitement Of the past few days.
snet caused By the defeat Of the Chicago Base
Il Club hiss been swallowed up. Now the .n-
81 which We ought to hare felt Is forestal1ed
'sether by the announcement that the proud =
mon OF Chicago Is again at the top Of the hemp.
b for Hayes aud spalding.
arab Bernhardt, the famous French actress. IL
ost snpernaturally ethereal-or, to state the
II plainly, thin 1t is reported that Alexandra
nas, when he saw the picture IN the Salon rep
.nting the actress with her great Russian grey
nd lying at her feet, remarked thoushtfulIy:
n, yes, I sea- dog keeping guard over
e."
sul de Cassagnac, the Bonapartist bravo, re-
II Dr. Clemenceau's challenge to a duel be-
se it was we'll known that the latter was thu
t expert plstol-shot in Europe Csssa9uac
It's to provoke an insult, which will give him tho
ortunity to offer challenge, in which case he
name the weapous. With foils Cassagnac has
uperior.
ne 1act Is now generally recognized that tho
e OF Mr. Blaine WAS lost when the Pennsyl-
= delegation received the consent Of the Con-
ion to break Ii that delegation had been held
ther, as it desired to be, u wonld have finally
s. solid votes for Blaine, md elected him.
OF Nr. H4s induced him to
for four votes, and thereby Lose twenty eight
5. oates said. with suggestive wink to her
euce Friday night, ">Tne times are hard.
audience mnrmured, but didn't applaud.
: man present Was feeling uncomfortable, and
woman Was wondering how long it would Be
&c she could get chance to 60 to the theatre
!. We move the expression be stricken out Of
lbretto. and that Mrs. Oates wink be removed
le SergeAnt-at-Aras-
g Rev. J. r. Custis, late Of PHILADELPHIA. en-
'pon his duties to-day As pastor Of the Nichi-
Avenue Baptist Church. Mr. Custts has tho
atton OF an cernest and successful minister Of
ospcl. He hiss had but two pasto1ates since
tered the mizistry, and In both cases be has
oped the congregations from small beginnings
onstsained mission to large numbers and witl~
lness- It Is believed that the Michtsaa Ave-
BAPTIST Church has been particularly fortunses
uring his service
sidens a.ant Wes requested to contribute
nnlal message to the PHILADELPHIA Sunday
17t<s, and he sent the following: Your
OF yesterday, asking 4 message from me to