, 1876-11-10
PERSONAL.


Nr. Wa1.er, tho proprietor Of tho London Times,
has been entertained ut baltimore by Mr, John ".
1nrrett, tho President Of tho baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.
Tho once -famous trotttng tnnre, Flora Temple,
is now III the possession o! Mr. WelcA at Chestnut
IIiIl, near Philadelphia. She IL 81 Year, Of age
and very feeble, and It - believed cannot live
through the wintor Tie best Of carc Ia Etyen hor.
Prof. Huxley's only regret with regard to Amer
lea ia that his stay there was but suvsn wceks In
sscnd Of sevun months. 10th he and Mrs. uuxley
declare themselves especially delighted by tho
RlInpses they got OF American homo md social
life.
Nasby must be on peculiarly sharp thosns during
tho long uncertainty about the result Of tho cleo
tfon. TO be, or not To ba, oucc moro r. H., nnd
welcome ut the bar OF Daseom, OF turned out NJ
unworthy Of further credit. Poor P. V. n, which
ttns p. a..
Sylvester F. Wilson, "tho nreat Centennial
&ckct-bEokcr, :" has established newspaper to de-
fand hin rights against alleged Unconstitutional
law. lilo complains that he has been arrested
''within the shades Of Independence IIail for
peaceably pursuing a Legitimate business" :"
Itia greatly to tho credit OF British Journalism
that two of tho cditoss of tho London Etho-Arthur
Arnold aud Miss Frances Power Cobbc-fnatantly
resigned their positions when TINT paper BECAME
~. ~ ~, 49, .,..nx 1,v .3,rnr r,ro,t tt.,, ta.
.ssn,,na that connac,c, ,v,t,, - 's'1 ''~'"
Mr. Tcnuyson is d victim Of hay-fcyer, and there
lnnny persons who will 10 glad to hear that h!a
hands and feet arc cnpr1nnua, This intelligence
~. .sa1,s. ~ ~ s".s.l ~ ane1 -. ~. "ss w
~ nt, t,..... ~ ss""s1 -. any u'4u.
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'"'Ns'"A.'o" s'oAt" w eAa' -" aono.oaH 'a''e'
taeFo "a .aaS III sun ssanc'seo-nss FRANK u.
I'm IqsfE rf{n s,$
Iu"usaaSMa" ,a W" en!o51 'uu p'ouu aaS.aAe,1oh y.
os4"s Wv .ss "o.'at1 ~ o so"n " ~, onoos u
aa naa ~ u'Ses ~ sho aae'a" " sa.as.
1'oF.e NV a.'st "".en n1ua| es,
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,', "''' AN1' 1A''0~''0D "'s ''~s" A's S''o
"eaA''
Ats. Henfy "ooos last nave! 10 the foftieth In
hor tssI theFe II woh-seoanaea rear tnae she
has ceased 10 case ~nnt she wsteS' a'la ~ now
on'y anxious aa 10 tho amount slic ea'l WRITE She
,oue. .u1.,. '"e. -. NV ns.ia s'p"s ~ pou'
sIss ~ .aI. -. ."s.- " ,,,,,.s sa.. "a ~
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AA''a 1'u ~tA"s*
Mrs. 1tcus House declares publicly that she will
never rest until sAe hns divorce abolished for
sssry cants all over the United asatca. Her meth
uda warFant thu beliuf that In ps0portton as she
nbosl,cs divorce she will Introduce murder ~ a
1nsans Of relieving donsesiic difficulties; on the
WHOLE perhaps, It will bu better that Mrs. 1sene
lIouse shall rest soon, anu let divorce housish.
trh. Tnrh Mexny.s ha nnnnt tn the dramatic nro
,...,.,, -, 1.,n,ta -. rs,,..d o,,t ,ss,'. h.s,
burnngs a,'ions those who did not receive inyta'
tlons, while tle.c las been complaint Of tie hcter
0geasous character :, T. Of ta sopany assembled.
the spseesee nm sssa' WEI. we.o a. ras gfo'eeque
from thcF ex1fnSaganeo' wuiIe the touching man.
lie asto,s ps,tpok almost Of lbs uaturo Of bur.
leyouu.
The American laay wto h.. LEFT her body to tho
surgeons in London has certainly acted from tho
ba ~ shc posseases no physiological peculiafites,
It ~ not easy to see what value heF baquoat can
- ~, .,",.a, .,t"s ~. 'u
ssta" saA,kss ~ 9ases aAe ues'se " " Gu. up a!.9s
aea.n a.h, -, @ however innocent enough u httl.
na rratlaed thnup', Il Il hnncI. at yar d;,,,nt
~ hs~sAISt A4"A&"t ~ l." &"pot ~ y 43* 4*ataA<