, 1876-03-04
PERSONAL,

PERSONAL
Tho Nation says '' tho sense Of tha rnlyon,,.
IN constant, onnipresent In 1eoseo EHer.
novels,
There Is 4 strong movement In Non York fo.
tho appointment Of Richard Grant Whits to b,
position Of Librarian OF tho Astor Library
Gen. Comfy, woll-known journAlist OF eo
1umbus, O.. ia au applicant for tho mlasiou I.
Austria, NTH flAttering prospects Of SUCCESS.
bIr. E. L, Godkin, editor Of tho Nation, b
written work on Government, which will 4
published during the year BY Haury Holt l. ca
James Gordon Dcnnett and biz aauces onto,.
Cd thelr baul In Ottawa immoussly. No inrii4
tion from the Governor Qenorat wa4 seoul,sa
for that.
A newspaper correspondent In nouno happl,,
describes darlba!dl By referring to him rs il,
fugitive from tho heroic ago." He Ia to-day u,
most popular man III Italy.
Gambetta understands liberat man to bo On.
who respects all vaEiet1eu Of rog[ous bst,ef, IL.
Guiding their ministers, and ali the practice.
which spring naturally, even It remotely, from
religious opinions.
What > pity 1t Is the aooiaty reporters Of
Washington nover thought Of becoming taatsc..
ives BY Ascsrtaintug not only what dscs.ss
cost. but how thoy aro paid for, they might rao.
dor substansia! sorvics to their country.
Emerson advises unknown poets to publish
their versss, II they must 300 their norktn print
in the poets corner Of the country nsrspape,,
"You cannot put good vorros In 40 obscurs 4
corner thas they will not roach tho eye thar wss,
made for"
1.-The charm Of French sooaty," w1itos cor
respondent, ais 10 DO found In those salona
which arc froquentod by tho Kings OF ParBisp
BohomiA- Journalistic, pools, dramatiatb, artaa
--uheron the Republtc is Queen aud Vcto,
Hugo god"
s1acrcady lxod the limit for u theatrical audi.
ouco worth playing to ut half tie number of
righteous required Tor the saving Of Bodom. On
ono occaaion tho actor actually went through.
heavy performance for tho edlGcation md
amusement Of fivo paying auditoss.
Twenty years ugo, when tho present Dr.. Eliol
was q tutor Ut Harvard. lie heard Tbs atudept
speak OF him as TOld Eliot" But lRat winter,
walking into town ono evening, ho met two IN.
dcrgraduates, and heard one say TO the oths,
when no had passea by. II wonder whore Chat.
lie iB going at this tlrno Of night"
The Hon. Ell ?. Norton, nAtivo Of Mansdsld
Cincinnati New York, and Washington detbe,.
atoly starved himself to death Ia shs latter city,
dying on the 2sth uls. He wAa absolutely With.
on. money or means Of getting It. and preferred
doa.h by starvation to tho acceptance Of charity.
When the Queens apoech Was delivered By
hosaeif In person, GOO memboEs OF the Commous
s1icd to appear at tho bar Of the Lords, which
pan calculated to hold fifty OF sixty parsonA
IT.. |,ak III
! noarly squeezed to deatll and had to bs carried
i homo In cab. Tho American Congress Is nat
facilo princepa eyeu In the exhibition Of baa
| manuers.
| Tho Detroit Post thinka Dean Stanley was no.
equal to hia opportunities in conducting tn
marriage ceremony of Prof. Tyndall. Tho Dean
might have asked thS bride it Bho would ttts
that anthropoid to be her coordinate. to lo1a
| with her neryo-centrea and to cherish With hei
uhols cellular tissue, until final molccular dls.
turbnnco should resolve liH organism to Ii
| primitive atoms. But ho didn't.
Ten years sgo Gibson died in Rome. loa.ns
Gao, 1000 to the London Royal Academy in tEult
for tho nation, provided thoy exhibited his vsra'
| ons works, also loft in tho sarde baquest, Ia 1
| gallery to bo built for tho purpose. The gallefT
mas to ba fitted for tho reception OF other ap'
proved works In sculpture, hut 1t has not been
built to this day. aud thu worka Of Gibson ~.
main in tho cellara OF Burlington Houso.
| Lord Lytton, tho new Governor-denotat Of
1udia, is expected to maintain his viceregsl
court On the principles ouunoiated In hia " Owea
Meredith:
We may live without poetry, music. snd sst:
We may i've without friapds, No msy liy. without
But civilized man cannot ltvs without cooks.
lie may llye without booss,--what II knowledge bu'
He msy li,a Sithon. hops-shss Is hope bpt dseslt'
us msy live without lovs,-~has is p.saloa but ra
But where u tho man that can Tvs without dinin9f
AoTKh AnRIvAIA.
Palmer Ho1se-E. Fentou. KAueas John Taylor
Cincinnati; II. D. W'laaor. Detroit; N. q. ncDondE
md ". 8. Vent, London. Out. O. Quinn, Bc1aptoa
pa. :J.F. Mortimer, Philadelphia; J. I. Emerson
Lafayette Davis Gilaon, Minneapolis l.. u. Eamss
oltaws; Q. ". Mle1aren. Grand Rapids; ".
;gssis Now York; B. ps.tt Clinton s; y pan1s% T.,
Yasa: 2'' laoaa: Sass4 1 xs@esa;, :. o'ssslaaa;
:aAo.9 ksGs e.: ne,Sss T. L. s:y. b. T Hss
q. 1. F9o.t. Now Yor1; Thomas snail, dlnton; =. I
Willard, Cleveland; Il. /. nuilysnt. Burr osas;!. \
IL ntest:G ea b,.ais; e IL" s
"a sydasy sea y spfRs:F Il as
| Potter, New York; Capt, Gorham, Il, f., England
Fred ,Vilh. asneral Freight Agent ": U. 1!srsad ~
r. DiIl. n!ehmonl, Ind: ]. n Edwards. U. 9. /
tic Hon. W. Q, Hamilton, Fond du Lao: 4. l.. Heto1
Cincinnati; tie Hon. 3. d. Burt, hfarquotts; Col :
II. T!lsopt Sterling; Gen. ". 8. WslbfiJge, Toledo
q. A. dardiner, Detroit; tho Hon. 8, 8. Ks5E bunn =
| 49,. Gardner Hat4se--J. +. Cu!ulort, Ba1tmoss: y
J. i. Murr, Boston; O. N. Frean, baltimore; Q.
Rason, sttsator; J. P. McNamAra. FalEyisv; Z.
Mtliken, xancAville.
THE ER0DlUM.
Dr. Asa Gray describes, In tho Journa!
] Ecience and A,ts, tho curious provision b. uhc
tho seods Of tho E+odlum {Wlll RsrRnium) II
enabled to plant themselves In tho gfouns