, 1876-07-02
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Money. with both heads gone He'll have to DO |
sou,e nretty balancing on TINT cylinder
Vale educates the short~hairs and Harvard the |
.n..11ow-tails Of American literature Snort-haars
nroner1y came out ahead at Springfield.
The Court at Cambridge, Mass, has gone into !
-,onrniug for twenty-five days in consequence Of
t,,o nnmbee Of seconds Yale beat Harvard. !
nh. Harvard boys spent some weeks in selecting !
1ev college color before the hoatrace: now they
admit tAat blue suits them best They chose
acarlet-
Kate Field has published strong plea for Anna
n;ctinson IS against tho brutal New York critics.
Ma. Field has had some bitter experience OF the
Kind herself.
II IL understood that Mr. Edwin Booths resi-
dence will in the future be in Chicago but his pro-
fssiopal duties will keep him elsewhere the greater
part OF the year
Dr. Henry u. Field, OF the New York Evangelist,
hss arrived ut San Francisco On his eastward tour
around the world. He will 7each New York about
the middle of July.
. Iii. John G. SAKE is lying seriously i'll at his
residence in Brooklyn. and will probably not be
able to lecture next winter. He expresses doubts
himself Of his recovery.
Offspring Of the patriot fathers, In countless
numbers will commemorate the virtues Of their
p,ogenitors by getting drunk this week. Such is
The logic Of enthusiasm.
The Arcadian Club, OF New York, semi-re-
spectacle bohemian organization, is about to dis
appcar from public attention. OF which it has al
ways claimed larger share than it deserved.
Mr. Isaac Butt, the Irish Home Rule leader, will
visit the United States during the coming autumn
to deli.e. lectures in several cities He will be-,
accompanied by his son, Mr. Robert Butt, and
aeyeraI Home Rule members.
Yesterday there were thirty-seve OF s*us
States;" to-day there thitty-eight. Colorado
has *tjined-" 'tGod bless us, every one, as Tiny
Tim says IN the Christmas stories. We have long
thought it WAS time Tiny Tim did some service for
the Fourth OF July.
4 Madrid paper repeats the statement that Don
Carlos is now in America. with headquarters at
Philadelphia It is thought that this is fine oh
jectye point for the preparation Of new campaigns
ns Carlos can meet at the Worlds Show without
suspicion many Influential spaniarus.
Gen. Emory, who has just been placed On the re-
tired list, graduated from West Point in 1881 He
is the same Emory who commanded at New Or
leans during some OF the late riots. His retire.
neut leaves Gen: George A. Custer the senior
Lieutenant-Colonel OF cavalry, and consequently
the first In the line Of promotion.
Miss Ada Monk, d favori!e actress Of Pttsburg
New York, and New Orleans, married in the
1ast-named city recently to Mr. William Hewitt of
Jacksonville, Fla. They met twelve years ago at
Pttsburg. and Mr. Hewitt then proposed mar
riagc- The match WAS however, broken off By
his father, who threatened to disinherlt him. He
has been constant to his first love ever since and
the marriage has at last resulted.
Amob. Friday, at Lancaster Ky., in lynching
one murderer, allowed another to escape. From
this episode may be cu1lcd two thoughts Gas the
twaddlcrs in Boston discuss)-trst, that Judge
Lynch, even with 4 hcnp-stretchins shortage Of SO
per cent, allows fewer man-killers to escape than
the process hypothctcal1y endowed with the t'iron
g7ip,' and. second, that what is one mans bad
luck may be another mans good fortune.
The Williams College students will hereafter
wear Oxford caps and gowns through the Com
rencment SESSION. There may be spice Of vanity
in this new undergraduate wrinkle, bnt there are
obvious good qualities In the gowns; they will
equalize the class in respect Of dress, and save
many student who cannot afford it, either the
expense OF dress-coat the often kcenIy felt
barrassment OF appearing on the platform without
one.
4 Liverpool newspaper states TINT 3 very un-
usual ceremony occurred at the Stock Exchange
the othe: day. Not single sale had been recorded
on the saleboard up to the time at which the morn
ing prices are made up; and the members Of the
Stock Exchange presented their Chairman, Mr..
gloves, expressing their wish that he might long be
spared to preside over them. The Times funnily
heads this announcement *tDiminution OF crime. ~
The petrihcd body of Fin-MaCou1, the giant of
the noted Giants Causeway in ireland, has been
discovered in that country. The giant is a little
more than 13 feet long Americans will take a
just pride in learning that the person who has made
this discovery is also the owner Of the American
Cardiff Giaut. It II one Of the most wonderful CO.
frrfd %h.%& IT, IT, n,n ou1J ~
digging about under the surface much, and twice
meet at the depth Of feet, petrifcd giants such
asno other man has been able to find
Mr. Gallenga, the oldest leader-w1iter on the
London Times, had Il pretty little quarrel with Sir
Philip Rose ut Pera, which almost resulted in
duel Sir Philip went to Constantinople Us del
egate from the Turkish bondhoders to try and
make IN arrangement with<&ae Porte. This 1nis-
sion was failure, and be attributed his want of
success to the way in Which Mr. Ga11enga had
written down Turkey in the Times. So on
CHANGING to meet this gcntlcman at hotel-table,
be said in 1oud voice that he considered the
Timer correspondence tissue Of falsehoods. Mr.
Ga1enga gave him back the lie; high words
sucd, and finally Mr.. Galenga threw glass Of
wine in the Daronet's face. It was thought i duel
would result, but the fall OF .Ablul-Aziz brought
the mission Of Sir Philip to abrupt termination,
and he left Pera-
Hiss Trace Earl. WHO IS occupying a 6tudlo with
her brother, our well~known animal and still-life
aainter, Room oG TRIBUNE Building, has Just COM
plesed very remarkable crayon portrait Of the
children of John R. Walsh, Esq. The two chill
dreu are grouped in single picture very graceful
II, and in the seriousness of the and roguish-
ness Of the other present contrasts Of expression
which make the picture very striking one. The
portraits are not only very strong in likeness, but
they chow an exquisite delicacy OF treatment, q
fncness Of modelling and an artistic degree Of I'm
ish and softness that surprising especially
when it is considered that it is only year since
Miss Earl commenced drawing with crayons. The
portrait to which we have alluded, and other chill
dren's heads which she has finished lateiy, are rich
IN promise for this lady's future work
ECONOMY Is WEALTH.
Among the various plsns sought By the masses to
eeonomize, none is perhaps more effective than
that Of furnishing supplies to consumers at whole
sale prices. Foremost among the champions Of
this enterprise is the name OF z. IL Hall, for
mnn5 years leading grocer in this city, ut the
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