, 1876-11-02
pEHgONAL,

Martin Fatqnhar Tuppcr'a FIRST reading |, Va,
York did not draw together lotge auieprr ''sS
bishop Haven preached hts last tcr,uon h.,...
sailing for AfFlca, at Watcttown, Mass. In. ss
days ''A'' aua'
Judge Hoar's experience IN TINT woman, ,,,,..
arc kind Of Rights that are very upi to tat.
Of Themselves. "S ea'o
The Springfield Republican bus heard nna -.
pcats tho run,or that Tweed has stolen thr ,s,,,s
franklin and carried II Oh. 'DSA'
Tcnnyson flns written d new poem. which r,,t,.
published simultaneously in America aud En,l,ra
The title Of u Ia not known.
James E. Mardock, tho cocutlonist, has m,ao.
great success In the reading Of the pe,otat|on n
Ingcrsoll's indianapolis speech.
Ole Bull and J. @. Whittier arc rotne ia Intt,,.
tic example Of Ar. Longselow, and pay yi,;t ia
tho Wellesley Female College.
Tho Baroness Adolphc to Rothschl!d basa .tcon,
yacht NJ feet long by 13n lcct beam which b,,
beaten tho fastcst recorded ocean time
The nnthor Of tho successful book for rh1d,ar
''Janct ct Rcs Amis." ia Mrs. .. ". 1Io,,.
daughter Of The late htcf-Justlcc Chase
III o. tl0ughton, founder OF the celebrated Riv-
craido Press, began fffo ns p1intc, in the uutns
ton (Vt.) Free Pr<ss Office forty ycars ago. rio
anniversary was celebrated Iast wccE by ptea,.nt
company Of his frlcuds. and assoclntea,
A Portland paper printed IN afticlc on the rood
effect OF tho abolition Of caplsa1 punishment ID
Maine, and headed 1t sarcast!cally, ''Surdcreu
Wanted." Tho same night occurrcd tho Dueksper;
tragedy, by which three 1iscs were lost.
The Harvard students took vote recently to SO
whether majority Of them wcrs Republicans o.
Democrats, agreeing beforehand that all should
turn out in torchlsght procession with The bigger
crntvn Thr RAt1uh1IrnnH rarrfHf hu
II. AfIllet, tho umtncnt French sculptor, L. 1t
present at work OIL statue ol s'Cafsandra 1inpos.
Ing tic Protection Of Minerva During the stc;sof
Troy" which ho lcst!ncs for the sa>on Of nc1t
spring and for tho great Exhibition OF 1873.
Edward s. Stokes, tho discharged murderer, h,s
a now asphaltum pavement which, lie eays, TO
city can a(fortl to do without. lie evidently his
not nbandoncd hEs dcpravcd habits Of life. l!ch,s
been. though, to sec Commodore Vanderbilt ard
to thank hin, for hlH kindness.
Complaint is made that q large number Of pub
fishers In this country hare adopted the practice ef
rrprtnttnK English books under nrw tIt.es with 50
intent to deceive tho public. An Easy way 10 pun.
lib these n,arautlcrs will ba To zcfusa to Iuy ant
books bearing tlleir inprsnts.
They toll Of Jerseyman who passed into the
art-gallery Of tho Exposition, and, after looking
nboat with d disappointed air. said ton friend.
~ reckon the show must be nbont oTcf ] ~
they've taken out all tho things, AMI left nothlai
but some pictures hanging OH the walls"
Tho statue Of Religious Liberty, which istoh
placed iii tho Exposition Grounds at Philadelphia
is to stand looking squascly At Columbus. 10
hore the artist ay not omitted 10 g}Se Liberty ta0
seductive wink which nor position opposite Column
bus, SO artistically conceived. entities heF to.
Senator Eaton has teen speaking for "'rilaea
o~I GuFr I in ffrnf
pleasure of finding himself confronted at ese'f
stopping place With hand.b!lls setting forth h!s
'''rccord" during tho Inst hours Of tue session.
when ho attempted to make speech VALE lhe
hopeless state Of intox!cat!on.
Tho Row Afr. Talusagc has nude public hla duset'
ninaton not to accept the call Of Plymouth caa8a
In Chicago. is 1t quite certain that any call as ps
extended 10 Mr. Talmagc by Plymouth Chatea,
II II shal prore to be the caao that tho church paa
como to no decisIon in tho matteF, Ar. Taln's''
action will be considered rather ptcnataFe'
Julian Hawthorne has written to tue New iott
Times another letter Enthusiastically il'otca ~
ipaccurats In regard to ths Topuotieauoh ~, wv
don Of stories sD1a sovcraa yea.s nso 70 t.c "sst
Harper. AIr. Hawthorne makes out !sH'e e4's
for htmsclt, letting 1t consist prinelpai'Y o. ou'
tniastatcmcut md ten sentences OF stIapesl'lo'A
Maurice stsalosct Ia ia BDsion nov, anu w nv
pseEAteA 10 Aeas taa' n0 .AsN' s, ,o,, +, f.xl
all open house which WIN cost s>uU'o'e
there is wcll-groundca eeet taae as. ~ nnr,s.
consemplatos building continuous ~" s!,n.,t
houses, extending from ono 'ide Of 'ao aa',.ns eua
to tho other, In sucha manner taas toc p' ,.,tl.
may step from onc stage to another "''aoa' "A'''
ing expenses.
Tho Chicago correspondent Of tho i'<@ efn.s' m.'t
for Women notices that two daughters VI t's''
Jou1cs r. Ho,ss, who have been assistins ~ 1hs ~
str1,rtlon nf ctassea In the Chicago University nav
"sver mil thta vcar had thur uau,cs printed y
.4s Gso - tncsc n graduate OF ann
tas %a'0'osa'' .,,.,.,v M N,o t,rsek gchul,r WI
Arbor, anda remarkably ans MS. ,,,hr, i, Ao
her fathers chosen asssstant' tae o.% :, huo,e
result Of 'ong and special training, oosh =. nd
aha aotoao. savsaI. ,..sa,a, H., I'm i;niyettlsy.
Tho Boston Latin School, which ls sooh ~ ~
bate ts centenary, is peculiar institution o. a.
England. and one In whscn ~, =. fv,nt,bes to.
Nnasachusetts taktB Just prldc+ ~ 49,. IA thA
1ov norh.n.. thn rnoet through schooling ~ ~
Wy, tsI' ~. .,o..jco, c.lucstion that Gull oe o.
snu1moh1s VI s'as 49,. a.,,,,,,,v n1swegIug moFs
tatncd anywhere IN thae countt1' ,,,c srhool4 Ia
nearly to the idea Of tho HMgllsa php'. ~, n
=. rurrIcnlum-,,os In other resprcts-taan aH'
~s..s.s g. ~, hot1 ,un,e tn4uenc4 upon nv
lh tlses' ~ ,.. 1tss naa % .hon INV Other tn.lilu-
fortunes Of Massachusetts tha'. ny n,,,nv. Amops
t4on OF learning except llaFsaFa eo. sssacd there
the Americana fauous Ia history who s!aase ..%nrI
sss.s r,",,on Mohcr 1,cniamia franklin, ssp.as.