, 1876-06-25

that Is what they are for
william ]. Hopping the new Secretary Of Lesa
ton at London, is brother Of Augustus J. Hop
pin, the we'll known artist
It Il probable that Alexander Stephens will b
returned to Congress without opposition. HI
health is rapidly improving.
Now IIcsins will hand in that resfgnation,-
which reminds us that the Chicago Journal ha
been waiting for 1t q long time.
Gath says Hayes is the son OF his mother, Will
Blaine is the son Of his wits. This may mea1
something, with glossary to explain it.
Aimee IN opera -bouffe, says the Boston Post
Is just the thing for this hot weather. She Is NOR
refreshing than soda-water with '.wink''
Mr. Henry Ward Bcecher ha. consented to de-
liver Fourth Of July oration at Peekskill, tn.
first address Of the kind he has made for over thirty
.yesrs.
OHcnbach and Aimee couldn't miss Chicago. We
shall have them both week after next ut McVlck
ers- That will be jolly. Nobody can kick like
Aimee.
L committee for the erection OF monument tt
Luther has been formed at Eisleben. The Empe.
ror Of Germany has subscribed 3, 600 marks to.
wards the object
Mr.. Dana who set up Ell Perkins for great
American humorist some time ago, has cruelty de-
serted his protrge, and now ridicules him, like G..
" Childs and the rest Of them.
When oglesby heard that Bob Ingerso1l was IN
atheist he roared out: "'Whati don't Ingersoll
believe in God! 1 should think he might it he
can believe in Blaine after reading those letters "
The Rev. DR.. storrs, OF Brooklyn, the Rev. DR..
Roswell Hitchcock, William Hayes Ward, Of the In
dependent, and Gen. F. 4. Walker, are among
those mentioned for the Presidency OF Amherst
College.
Miss Temperance Anderson, Of Baden, Pa, is
going to show her head Of hair, natural growth, 8
feet inches long, At the Centennial this week.
Notwithstanding her ua1ue, she sticks fast to her
enormous head.
Puns on Nor1ill's name are almost as vile as the
one about Abdul Az1z and the other one about Gov.
Hayes But when the Boston Post says 1.-THE
Morrill, OF Bzstows resignation Is Lots, it really
deserves credit for something clever.
:: The Nation hiss made pretty serious mistake In
attributing to "a leading Bristow editor" the
statement that ''9our State prisons are yawning''
for Mr.. Robert 1ngessoll. State prisons are yawn-
Ing for good many people, but not for Bob.
The difference between State's prison and jail Is
all the world to the carnal mind. It Is just the
difference between water and champagne, black
bread and pate de jois gras, pea-soup and Havana
cigars, breaking stone and giving stag-parties.
Wagner mot the composer, but the sleeping-car
man) WIS mean enough to stop the Pullman car in
which the Emperor Of Brazil was travelling at AL
bany and make him 60 over the New York Central
Road in Wagner CIR, which Is far less comforts
bic than u Pullman.
The Paris Ltberte recently said: "There Is much
talk in England Of marriage between the Empress
Eugenie and Lord Dutfon-" 1nasmuch Us the ocean
IL between us, and the customs of our country
make dueling disscputable, We do not hesitate to
zsy that Li5erte lies
The French wits are never tired OF Joking about
the thnness OF Sarah Bernhard, the actress. Fig
dro tells how, while passing under new build
Ing heavy stone fell, and Nile. Bernhard had
sufficient presence OF mind to throw herself fiat on
the ground, that On removing the stone she WIS
found to be uninjured.
spelterini, "a young lady late1y arrived from |
Europe, is soon to perform the remarkable feat |
Of crossing Niagara River near the railroad bridge
On single rope. She has been accustomed in her |
native country to carry gentlemen her back on |
tighEropes, and once took her brother, who weighs
ITO pounds, on journey Of this kind.
Sol Eytnge, the artist, and Charles Eytinge, the |
reader, are cousins OF Rose Eytinge, the actress,
Of whom the Granhic eays: *'She is the most |
ta!ented member Of talented family" The |
Eytinges arc Of Hebrew extraction, and are as
much noted for their beauty as for their talent
Miss Eytinge is in belief Swedenborgian, and has
pew in the church Of that denomination in Thirty
fifth street
Mchelet was good friend and a bitter enemy
sometimes the two changed places, In IN inexp1ic- |
tble manner, suddenly, indeed, as his political
theories- For instance, he disliked George Sand;
She smoked and he did not; he hated her novels,
md criticised them severely. After the war she
wsote book which acted like magic upon her per-
secutor. - VOLTA de Ia vraie histoirei" be e1-
claimed, and thenceforth they were good friends.
picture In the British Royal Academy hes the
Journeys end in lovers meeting;
Every wise mans son doth know.
The London 1bnes says: ave earnestly hope
That this quotation with which We candid1y con-
'ess our nnfam1iarty, is not By any famous poet;
since logically considered, it is little less than
ldioc. The lines occur in Shakspcare's *'Twcfth
Night"
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg entertained newspa-
per interviewer by reading to him from George |
hot's latest novel, thus: II not decrying the
Iue Of the true artist I an exalting
H. say it is out Of the reach Of any
1at choice organizations natures framed to | ,
o'e Perfection and to labor for it: ready like all
que lovers to endure, to wait to cay am not yet
Forthy, but she-Art, my mistress-is worthy, and t
. *ll live to merit her. An honorable life? Yes!
oat the honor comes from the inward vocation and
ae hard won achievement: there is no honor in 6
4'aalns the life as livery" r
HOTEL ARRIVALS
j, oordneT House-W. Brooks, Battle Greek; C. '
!. toton, Oshkosh; G. G. Hall, Baltimore; 7. R +
a.a1er' New York; Mrs. E. K Bruce and Miss r
Sraafe, r1S, Buffalo; James Allen Richmond; c. G. ii
;as ;ken Michigan: Palmer House-A. II. Solari, Il
n,.91ol Indiana; y. II. Foster, Hartford; n. ". a.
o SI'eI !ndinnapolfs; Dr.. ]. F. Stevens St. Louis;
~ ~ u. Mccoy. the Hon r. 7. Banks, Col Raine, T
oma,a Sansa: G. J. McAleese, ": E. Banks, J. F. q
Si11a J. II. Cosgrove, Thomas Bur, and f
~ ',a1am Kelly, Baltimore; 81 l.. Stephen F.
~ ~ Helena. Ark..... Grand Pdcifc-Harry "
~ \. Vtis Grak9ins, Monterey, Mexico; Mr.. and a1
- - maB0n. Andrew Macneil, and Andrew Mac &c
~ r., Glasgow, Scotland Col. c. S. Uline, St. ne
., ~, Il. Wilson, J. F. NoErish, r. &. Mealey, m
Aaes h. Caktle and Michael Doran, Minnesota; | th
eT YorE; i. 4 ToSne: &innssots: % c. {. Pr Pr
!; y. .sanborn. St. Paul; h II. Skce1s, Lock d.
~ n T. fremont House-The Hon. re-
!. .Iy Miller. Sacramento; Henry Root, Quincy; en-
= + tnon. Wallace Dclafcld, St. Louis; the Hon. re-
- Il Bancroft, New York; c. " Stead and J: S. til
sa eaa, Halifax, Eng Abel and H. Vaughan. En- re:
ana; aneE; 49,. Wierda, Holland. 49, Shtrman L.
s1seoA ass L. AdamR, New York: William hit
n. aGs. omaha; G. ". c. Giliett, New York; A. an
c4Icott H. Milwaukee; G. II. Whitney, Lacrosse; an
- - 0Rellly, New York; Ezra Donovan, r Cor th'
G; ". Avery, and G: g: Champlin Syracuse; ca,