, 1876-03-18
PERSONAL

st. Patrick had bis day yesterday, and / Tsr1
bad dny 1t MAS.
Ds Witt TAlmage Ia leeturing in Canada On TIT
usual thome: ~ and Ny God"
Uncle Daplel Drew ia nearer 80 than 10. but
be has abandoned all hopes Of arriving 1t par.
Tho high tone Of Irish society on tho 17th ot
March Ia easily accounted for. Ths Children Of
tho Emerpld Isle kro ali pasric-fans.
Prince Oscar, second son Of the King Of
swedea, will bo In Philadelphia July 4. Heh
18 years Of age, = naval cadet, and d good boy.
A stato-ooaoh, formerly owned by Louis NJ
poieon. and said to have cost 25. 600 francs. hA
boon imported for exhibition 1T tho Centennial
Mr. Ruskin haa bcan ro-e1ected to tho slads
profeasorshtp Of Elmo Arts es Oxford Un!Tsrs
sity an Office be has hsld for two terms Of shrss
years.
Mr. r. Il. DauA, Jr., Ia In ontirs aympa!hI
with the Essabl,sl,cd Church Of England. halus
not Gully N EpAoopalian, but N sdvAnced Rit-
uailst.
What announcement fs thero for poor artAh
to porseyose when Mr.. WAkomsu Holbertop, oi
New York can got but $40 eachfor hsH painting
At public Hsle7
Weston's tongue Ia outdoing bis legs Ia En-
gland. He tells tho Drisons In speeches THAI
al home, ho Ia . Methodist clergyman and IN
editorial writer for tho Sun.
It il said that tho Roshachilda decline to haTs
any business transactions With persons who III
out Of plumb. physically or otherwise. Horper'
1Yeekly tolla this story as u It beloved It.
The Now York Independent suggests that Ms.
A. T. Stewart allow public exhibition Of biz
| a1eisaonicr for which 800, 900 frAnca wcfe paid
for tho bonolit Of tie Metropolitan Art Museum
| 4 Mr. Mcguire. Boston correspondent OF tti
New York Herald has reoeIged \ Legacy Ok
5000 from Nav York gentlomsn "hoss
daughter he rescued from drowning sorno tius
agu.
Prof. Lowell. n illustrating the humorouA
mopt(ons IN advertisement that caught Ills e1s
some time afncs: "Wansed, by boy, situs'
ton In 40 sAttng.house. He ID used to III
buRtnesa,"
Elizabeth Oakes Smith writes In tho Uoaa
Journal that tho immediate cause OF Edgar d
Poe's death was BoTore beating which be r.
ceiyed from the friend of q woman whom hshA
deceived and betrayed.
Tho loss Of his wife fs tho second besea1t'
uens ex-senator 8churz has suffered during na
brief residence In New York. His fAthor dlea
loss than month ago. HRS. sehurz MS th
| daughter Of merchant in Hamburg.
CaIne, tho member OF tho Tronch ACADEMY
uas something Of bore. and, for a time, ~
tisoaome "a CArne" nAs curront pllrano In tn
aAlonn. An old gentleman ono evening askeas
wit what ho thought Of = certain work. ~
tlresome ~ Oarne," was the response. The oa
gentleman was Carus himself.
4 San Francisco correspondent Of the Nes
York Times wlises, "Wachtel you know :"
we'll to require Any special reference TO hia ~
tory. We know shat he kopt liYory-a&Ahle u
his earlier years, and, after paying $5 for se'
tho other night 70 hear him sing. ! regtested e1
coedingly that hs ever abandoned tho buslnesA
; 4 curious case Of doubtful identity has jan
been settled In Ireland By death. Lady Lous.
ford In 1854 gAye birth to twin sons. AZ &
alder must Inherit tho title and eatAtea OF Lonk.
} ford, caro- WAS taksn To mark tho frst-comss "
tying blue ribbon about his little arm. ~
pair, however, having bsan cstelesslI lala y!
tho nurse IN ono cradle soms days aftor y.
ribbon came OF. aud had to bo agsio put on y
: guess-wo William. the elder thus seloe'se
died tho othos day. and Thomas has no" ~
come, without disturbing doubt, Lord Psksa
ham by oonltasy, and u hs lvas Will become ~
Earl Of Longfosd. ,..
There are now living In Anboy, H., shls. q,
} orphan children a. Augustua N. DtckenS' w.
"Doz" who has bsoQsns In ao1ae measure knos. ~.
to the world through biz famous brother. ~.
; children were born to Augustus plakens y
Mis- Phillips, with whom hs sloped from -
gland during ths llfstlms Of hls wafs who. WY
b. a>sastsd hss, Wa pssfss.ly blind. II u sna
tha3 klas Phillips dla Rot knoN ~ Wats Te "