, 1876-05-13
PERSONAL

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PERSONAL
Gen. PFndo, the Preatdeat-electof Of Pam. {. III.
| well entertained In England, ~ oeh
Hiss Colenso. daughter Of the Bishon ~ w.,
is now publishing an interesting novel in Tho VA
CoEonist. N'e Na'a
The late Lord Amberley's book IN ..p.,u,.
be1e1 WILL De published a. soon as IN iade1 ~,
be prepared. ''1s1 ca
| The fashionable men Of Paris ride popie, ~,
year. The bigger the rider, as compared n.s, ~.
steed, the greater the STYLE 'A III
The Boston Posk observes that modern s.,,.,.-
which was ancient Thesalonica, seems In hovs
up the counsel Paul gave it. and to be in v,nt ~.
little more This sounds like q call for Ta,ns,s
Nr. Philo Remington, OF Ilion, N, Y h..
an act Of charity as judicious a. genesona j., ~
ing to the University Of Syracuse the sum ~ 11ao
GOO, on the condition that hereafter the unv.r",.
| will keep its expenses within its income.
! Mrs. Adelaide Thompson nee Brush. WIN ,u,,.
still girl displayed remarkable courage and hsa
ism ut the sinking Of the propeller Pexanh;. ~,
| was awarded the gold medal Of the Li.es,,tr~
Association for her fntrepidity died In Detro;. ~
the 10th inst ~
ofenbach believes that in writing IN one,, a.,
even minor composition, the taste Of the nnh; -
the city where it is offered should be cousut.d. =.
believes firmly in local color. Then II he hrnns
out new piece in Philadelphia, as he has prom,..s
he will put in it drab.
William Far'ey, notorious rudfan and p1up,r,,.
Of New York City, better known IS 'sReddv n.
Blacksmith" died Wednesday Ct eou,urnn,,oa Nv
He had killed several men and been aconitt.d ~
technicalittes It is said that he was a eona,n -
Varley, the English revtvalist.
The Boston 4dre7tt<r cziticises the title ot MI,
Dickinson's new p1ay-''A Crown OF Thorr.r
''because it will offend the sensibilfty Of bn,-
d7eds and the taste OF thousands" !" We fear u.
ddrerfts<r's remarks, il they had circulate,
enough, would offend the good sense Of hund,ed.
OF thousands.
The Dr.: Mudd who sits in the Marylsnd regs..
lature ~ Republican is not it appears, the an.
geon OF the same name who set the broken leg d
John Wilkes Booth The mistaken identity resut,d
naturally from the similarity of the names. Sen.
ator George D. Audd hiss always been known =,
m ardent Union man.
The New York critics went ND TO Bo.ton IN =,
in judgment upon Anna Dickinson Is IN act.r,.
and they treated her rs though she were enrared IN
confidence game or a blackmai1ing operation
The comments Of Mr. Winter, OF the Tribune md
MI Sehwab, Of the 7fn1es, we're cruel and 80 e.
treme that they carried with them IN autidote tn
the poison which they administered Miss Dic.dp-
son was entitled, at east to respectful treatment
The d!ta California OF the 5th Inst contains ths
Following curious item: ssMeesrs Sherman a
Hyde have published waltz dedicated to the mem,
bess OF the San Francisco Stock and Exchsnes
Board The composition Il that Of Miss Ma.yJ.
shawhan, young lady Of 10 years, and the daugh-.
Ter o7 the Well-known operator, Ar. J. E. Shaw-
1au- 1t IS composition Of considerable merit,
Ind would do high credit to much more matured
musical genins.' II
murderer named Fish was detected and bsougai
o ]ust1ce in London late1y BY means Of blood
loand, which scented up chimney vhesa tn
kull Of the yictim-a little gir}-vas concealed
The owner OF the bloodhound now proposes 10 ex.
ibit the animal, aud divide the proceeds With tn
rife OF the murderer. All the respectable portfoa
London IL aghost at the idea, and rta1fy fem
here Is danger Of the importation OF Amer.
:au sensationalisms-
GoF. Hayes, OF Ohio, startled his friends n
oledo the Other day They had been saving thsa
was in favor OF the unconditional repeal Of the
csumpton act, and blowing tfumpets on account a
is superiority to Bristow in this respect, Noxh
IS said to reporter Of the Cincinnati Commercial;
certainly, lam not In favor OF the repeal of tha
esumpt1on act, unless something Is substituted
As "AA@ A4SA( EA1%lAA4l3 ul1uK ApQUE specie
cnts Us soon rs the time prescribed In that act.
mr. Charles Dudley Warner has been at soms
Inns to ascertain the reasons OF the growing cold
'ss Of the Germans towards the United Statos
side from the suffering caused by fraudulent
7aeEcan securities. there Is no doubt that the Ger
IN Government spresds abroad reports unfavoe.
lie to Amerlca with view to stopping emigration,
ID this movement Is assisted by the statements Of
'rmans who have returned from this country Il
cir own, after having made unsuccessful bpainea
1tures~
'ctko, one Of the most eminent robbers d
eece, who had amassed sufficient wealth to en.
e MIN to lead the life Of peaceful citze4
Athens, has become disgusted with the ennui d
pectablity, and has betaken himself to Thssoe,
ne scene OF his former exploits, a,-where he h
ing and plundersng with great success, and with
his forntr activity. It IS hoped thst Nj,
eed. Of New York, and Mr. Won uollen, d
caso' may be Induced to Join him. Petkoisa
Is Of age, and fond OF womankind-
he ado that is being made In New York overY
enoach e1cites the wrath Of GONG educated per-
8, who happen to know how he and th
VIC are esteemed in Europe The New Yoti
KS says: 1.-THE opera boutIe is eimply the sez+
instinct expressed in melody, and its libretto h
Nv dtpfd0'eron eclipsing in iudeceney the bold.
e1osls Of Queen Margaret That this Is fail
mate OF h. odenbach's work he himself would
dispute. And yet New York welcomes him
Sankey's hymns, and its clubs are eagef fos
privilege Of dining him.'
clerk in the English Dead Letter Office recently
nee letter which proved to be 80 myateziouf
suggestive that It was referred to The police.
1iry showed that Mrs. Helen Snee, aged 90
advertised for medical man, promising topA3
rally for professional assistance in IN interest,"