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Verses' He had high social position, and was
supposed to be very wealthy He shot himself at
o'clock In the afternoon IN IN office In one Of th.
busiest psrta OF the city.
For The erection OF a monument to Lfnnans
oo ooo crowns have been received. The monu-
nent VIII De erected in Stockholm, and will BE- un-
yelled on Jan. 10. 1878, the huuoreth anniversary
OF the death Of the naturalist.
George ". Curtis speech at the late New-En-
glana dinner was tine piece OF eloquence, and was
received by his auditory In the most enthusiastic
man0eE The Nation this week makes alius,on 10
aus moderate utterances On the political situation
III complimentary vein. y
The discovery Of new evidence III the Ticnborne
case a. described by Ar. Jennings, will, If SUM-
Gent veridcatton OF 1t be obtained bring the mat
tef INTO tue courts again. But 1t will be well to
walt until an authentic copy OF the paper said 10
contain narrative OF the voyage Of the Osprey Is
produced before placing credence IN the reports.
Mr. James Adams. F. R. c. S., surgeon who
"es engaged three weeks ago at the London Hos
pital In 1eubying the leg OF boy at the hlp-folnt
"a" symptoms OF death from, exhaustion, md i'm
mediately undertook the operation Of tranefusion,
supplying eight ounces of blood from his own arra
he then continued his work, and completed 1t sue.
cessfully.
4 new novel BY Mrs. Alexander, called s'The
Heritage OF Langdale. " will be Immediately pub.
lished under special arrangement with the
author by Henry Holt i Co. The forthcoming
book on Russia, BY .. Mackenzie Wallace, which
bfs. Ralston, the highest English authority, says
in the Ashenuum, he believes *.will prove the
rn>n Drn
lished by the same firm.
Mr. John Albert pr,oht n am NJ 1ohn pr,ob+
has lust made hi. frat annearsncc AZ a no1ft;cfan
and an orator. delivering a eneecb nj Rochda1r m
the Eastern ouestfon THE leading newenanara
nredict Far the vnnro man brilliant rntnre rha
PoY- afou Ga,srr .Te nhserye rerara to tha ee1for
Tnhn Brioht a. Tho crnaa3ar !, 5ouht1a.s e., non-
econanca ~ n v,1o,,u. ossor't, naoa +h<, ..a5a,,
on hehnlf OF the onnressed cnnattansf,ta,a
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Inc nc" 1ork fof'o OF wednesday says: .Ars.
~"sSl
ano some otnez 4aa1es Win tnree names apiece md
muen !atgeF soEtmeht OF progressive s1e"s' a.
seueeu LUG 1esa1on ~ tue Ns"a.A fte'os'efs YES.
.efoAs' W sno" tnaI oooy "nhe u "ay s1pee1 Il II
ooes NJ. .aAs eteps ~ ~ 1ea..an tus 'u1snes nosp-
lants u mr. eee' ine nesp.ao'e gen11eman IT,
1erteo 10 Is e1es cnafseo WIN tne nelnous
onense o1 allowing women 10 pFeaen IN n's pnlp't.
Three Boston women tre singing in the provinces
Of Italy with some success. They are Miss Avonia
Bonney, who reached eight nights with Lucia at
Naples; Miss AdnI daughter Of the once we'll
known Lizzie Chapman, who made her debut at
Varese In ''Dinorah''; and Miss Abe1l, whose
first stage appearance was also at Varese, where
she personated Azuctne. There are more Amer
icau girls seeking for engagements In italy than
there are theEttes to hold 1hem- -
The rnmor which has safned CURRENCY IN ihe New
Tori napcrs to the effect that Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett 1neditates private wedding creates un-
bounded CONSERVATION In the whole world Of snob-
berry and tuft hunting. Some Of the most advanced
spirits venture to affirm that Mr. Bennett owes q
public display On the occasion OF his wedding to
himself and to society. But, it Mr. Bennett is mar
RED perhaps the world ought 10 be content to allow
him to be married in his own way. Anything to