, 1876-02-11
PERSONAL.

PROT. Summon, Of Yale, has aRrood to 'ves
flyo lectures before tho Fraa-Trado Alliance Of
New York, beginning yesterday.
subscriber is informed that Cen Babcock
iB not brotllor.in-taw of Gen. Grant, but Ia q
son-in-law Of Marnhal Campbell.
Dret IIarto Isn't mucl, Of snob, and hs
doesn't euro who knows It. 1lo received tlreo
Invitations to DO dined by the Arcadinn Club Of
Now York, all Of which ho honoted With dig.
nihod sloncs.
Tho Htasonont that Mrs. Soott-BiddonB has
gone to Cuba with her husband proves to be In.
correct. 6ho Inns boon playing Romeo and
Juliet" ''As You Lille It. "The Honeymoon"
esc. ut tho rrovlloucc, T. l.. Opera-IIouso tha
wcok.
"Bunaot" Cox oarnod Ills sobriques BY gor-
gooua article which ho published tn tho Ohio
Statesman In 1859. ontit!od "a Groat Old sun-
sot." Ho was at TINT time editor OF tho States.
man, and had not discovered his humorous bent.
But his "SunBot" article WAS very funny.
lIr. Ctaslcs Rogers, tho comedian Of Col.
Woods Museum, will tako benoilt Tonight.
Tho bill is extensive and varied. including fous
plays, aongs, dances, and gynnastio exhibitions.
7Ir. Rogers will appear Romeo JaQ'er Jenkins.
aGan7 members Of tho profession and .aavoral
uof!Cu5 IlAqo fo!Autocle4 luz hAo oE0aaluus
Dr.. Keuealy'a religious services for tho pooplt
Of London will begin Easter Sunday. With hIa
usual ogoslsm. confounding tho rcat Of tho
world with t,insa1f, tho Doctor says: "1t Ii
timo tho tide waa storutned, or the fires oi
Heaven will descend as upon JorusAtem and ths
Cities OF tue Plain, aud aweop us into dostruc*
tion."
bIr. Mapfeson, tho London managor, iB said
to laye reached tho combustion that American
audiences arc sufficiently appreciativo Of good
music to warrant tho introduction Of genuine
grand opera, which We hayo heretofore had only
In nnme. II Maploson makes tue experiment,
he will carrYit out u the expensive English stylt
Of management.
A young woman In Cincinnati, who Was Ia tht
recent crush ut the Robinson Opera-Houso os-
capod from tho deadly peril In which ahe sup
pouod herself to DO by jumping from tho win.
dow. Then Bho rocolloctcd that she had loft her
opera-gla and muff behind. and sho bsave'1
fought her way back and secured hor trcasures
What 10 life without opora-glaases and mufys7
Tho Now York Sun OF Wednesday says: "Tha
ney. John s. 0lendonninR, formerly Of tho Proa.
pect Avonue Presbyterian Church. 5ersov City.
pastor OF church In Henry. ILL.,, will on Thurs.
dsy next load to tho altar Miss Mary Broun Of
81. Iaub b &FcuuHf uo4pot wy 41elt4k9. 11aoa
Brown Inns always bolloyod In S1r. dloudcnnug's
iunoconce. She was formerly menbor Of tho
Prospect Avenuo Church,
bessie Turner's now lecture, tTho Reason
Why" contains 10 alluAlona to tlla Deecher scan-
dal. Wo nnd It Advertised In tho following ex.
traoEdinary manner In tho Buffalo Commercial
advertiser:
81. James Hail. Thnradsy Fab. TO- tbs most pop1la.
Lecture uf tho day. ny thu ruAEST OF MODEM
TIMES, and the Maat beautiful, talented, aud H.
Aractiye Lecturer the rost1u, M!sa Hessle Turnes
in her aud Interesting DISCOURSE 8ubjsct: "Ths
Neason Why" being careful and wetexeouted Word'
14cture Of rchncmcnt md culture.
Tho C,nconan Enquirer objects to Tax Tan
uSk's suggestion Of means for quietinB panin
In places Of amusement. It says gong would
tessify people. Tile gong Is NOT an essential
part OF tho plan. Tho principal thing Ia tho p!so-
ard with the wosdB !" FalAo Alarm, No DANGER
which could address tho poople through tho eys
when the tumult would rondor audible speech
impossible. Such plhonsd was for many yests
regular part Of tho stage-fuEnIture Of the Old
Museum In this city aud II Was once or txlos
used With the happieat effect.
Tha Graphic says that tho atory Of Mr. panA
boing tho image Of the lsts lanonsed Pickwick
Ia all moonahtno. II Mr. Dana is 4 rather tall aud
slight man, with adaEk and peostye faae like
klat OF Aopo 90 fe8R, t1o bpenlsA Pose ~"
weaEs sVaudyke boasd, nword, and high
pointed hat with feather, and thara Ia very
haughttY look about hin dnely-chiasled mouth
and quiyering nostsll. Els looks bella him, for
ho is truly good, and benevolent, and kind.
Looking like Rtnaldo Ripaldlnl hs IL It heart.
"a tho correspondent remarks, \ PlckWiok-au
sweo.uess aud light"
Mrs. Helmboll, tho wife OF the Duchu man.
gave some Interesting Testimony before COM
mission 10 lunatteo tnqutrerdo In philadelphia
last neck. Hor husband In not 10 much , lunA'
tic AZ q confirmed lnobE!ato. When they we're
In Europe. some yesta ago, he heoame unmea'
.agaAb!s. and wAs confined In An asylum for tue
iusane, tho French not AsYlng any Institutions