Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09
Personal.

PEKSORAL.
Captain Webb, who SWAN the Eng
1ish channel, is lecturing in London.
George Honey, the comedian, sailed
for England from Boston, last Saturday.
A new poem by Dir. Swinburne will
be published in the London AiltheHoCun1
shortly.
Mr.. George William Curtis intends to.
psss the summer 1t AshtielA Mesa
chusetts.
Rev. DE-. 8. Irenieus Prime, of the New
York O5seTUeT, is in Northampton, Mas
ssehusetts.
What a thanksgiving there will be
throughout ciiristendOm when SeTvia
cal YES Turkey!
Mrs. 4. T. Stewart has given away
four hundred thousand dollars since her
husbands death.
Governor Beverage, Of Illinois, hPs
been staying with friend IN Middle
town, Como c.iCut.
Ex-Queen Isabella will prUbably re-
turn to Spain, s9 she IS now ifee u DC,
about the twentieth instant.
The Grnph.e says: "GovernOr Tildem
loved ami lost s. Batavia girl. He wa
cold, but she did no. freeze to him."
Eliza WeatheTsby has arrived from
Europe. She begins a ser 7on OF bur-
Iesque at the Boston museum next week.
Mr.. Eyarts might have dCue mora
than he did FOR mis- reputation IL ne nan
rusde his Grafton half rs long amt twice
az good,
-. s,~,,,. rV,,os5,r- ,irbF n cyE
content, mon colonel, was trsmendOJG-
We wonder whether her colonel TeaU
ia content.
Young mon who go to the opera boufte
under pretensc of improving their
French, need to be blessed with guile
less parents.
One Of the candidates fr admission
to Amherst college spelled Jealousy
"geliGy," and another interpreted juicy
into "gOusey."
The Cincinnati Commercial believes
Sunset Cox will supplement his treatise
"Why We Laugh" with another one
"Why We Crow"
Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner and Mrs
| Warner have arrived home II Hartford
Connecticut, from their foreign tour.
Mr.. Warner mas gone to Phiisdelphis,
| to remain 3 week.
President Clark Sealye, OF the Smith
Uoman's college, in Northampton, Mas
sachusetts, he9 given five thousand s.Ol-
Isrs toward purchasing an srE collection
for that institution.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg sang the
iStar. spsngled Banner" ye ;terday, st
the dedication Of 8 new t0Wn.h99, III
New Hartford, Connecticut, where she
is passing the summer.
Dartmouth college has just graduated
S man fifty years ole. Tie new GLIgDlnus
is Rev. J. s. Small, who chose in this
singular manner to repair late IN life the
deficiencies of his early years,
Father Walsh, into whose parish in
Meriden, Connecticut, six Sisters OF
Mercy from Ireland are coming an
pCunces his intention to Introduce the
order throughout the entire StSts.
One CLEAN Of sunshine irra6istes the
managerial brow in this otherwise
gloomy season. jefferson is To return TO
America and open at The Wslnut-sJteet
theater, Philadelphia, "a November.
ScandaI-mOugers have circulated = re-
port that Judge Hilton is sG Legitimate
son Of A. T. Stewart, and on this ac-
count inherited his vast wealth There
ia rot the slightest evidence to sdts eff
feet.
Bartholdi expects to have his cOlOsssi
statue OF Liberty finished in time to he
exhibited ct the Paris exhibition of 1873.
The wrist, ghicl vas moulded lately,
took two hundred sacks OF plaster for it,
composition.
The Evansville ,JOJURG. recently COLL
tanned this brilliant s'auZL Ws7 Il m
tended for an acEOstic2
T here's balm in Gilead- sovereign healer
is magic name is " Hayes and wheeler
he more on taEc CT 81 Tie better,
Gull find it faithful TO the letter.
A monument to Francis Dssk, the
Hungarian statesman, il to be erected
st Pesth. Foreign and native artists
have been invited to send IN designs,
and prizes have been offered for the
three best ones. The cost of the mOnu,
ment is not to exceed one hundred thou
sand flOrlns.
Mr.. William Walter Phelps has begun
suit, placing his damages at ten thou
sand dollars, sgaiCst a collector who
published his name ia list OF delinquent
taxpayers. He asserts that be has no
interest in the land advertised, and that
the publication hes had a tendency to
iDjure his financial standing.
Mr.. Richard Clarke died in West Ch6s-
terrified, Massachusetts, last week, aged
ninety-ole. He was the brother OF Mr..
John Clarke, who is so well known for
for his public gifts in Northampton,
Massachusetts. Mr. Clarke had been
married siXty-seVen years, and his wife,
who survives him, Is two years Older
than he was.
Mr.. Black, the English novelist, cOE-
templates tour in America. Mr. Con-
way says Of him that 4" he is not only
brilliant novelist, SIS all the world knows,
but, as 1t may not know, does the finG-
art criticism for the London Daily NeJUS
with which journal be has, believe,
been connected ever since he came to
this region as 3 poor Scotch lad"
Mr.. T. Dewitt Taluasge says that the
toughest thing he ever tried to do was to.
be good at a watering place. This Ie--
minds the Graphic OF the piOus young
man who returned from abroad, and,
when asked how he liked Europe
sighed: "Oh, dear! what 8 good time 1
might have had in Paris If hadn't ex-
peFienced 8 change Of hearth
An action Of divorce has been raised
before Lord Shand, at the instance OF
ASCOAAS OuppAAuf CAucSt SUI VI LiiH carl
OF RinuOUl, against his wife, Lady
Agnes Cecil Emmeline Duff. nee Hay
the action proceeding upon the ground
Of alleged adultery on the part OF the
lady. The viscOunt is described IS late
ly residing at Dupplin esstle, Psrtshire,
and presently at GrOsvenOr Gardens,
London; and ViseOuntess Dupplin as
lately residing at Castle hotel, Dart
mouth, DevOnshire.
Pere Hyseinthe SAID in one Of his late
London lectures that he believed tn
Latin church might yet become I'll
center Of e united ChristendOm. I
argued that this could be brought abo
only by reform Of the church, al
that this reform was contained il the
two points: Rupture with tGs papal
and fai htUlpess 10 he order %
church. d r. G sdstoue, Mr.. GraatD
Dir. Beers siOIG Hope, tns uishop Of
isle, and the duke Of Argyll, Wers
ent.