, 1876-03-02
PERSONAL

C0nKreGb.
An acute observer has writton that the Ama,4
lean girl In either Eavagsly religious 0, mn
religious at all.
Tho Kansas potato-buga wear rod, white, ma
blue strpoa this year, cut Of respsot for Il,
Contoonial season.
1t Ia stated in St. Loufs that ths Daboock t,iu
coat tho defendant $4,000. 8lora WAS p,n
$500 aud Porter 90, 600.
wo advise tho godalla Democrat. 10 null DIR,
its Vest. It candldly admits that tho yos. # bu
nominated for Governor Las eore eyes.
Chichgo-killcd beef sold dlrocs to consuu.n
in Philadelphia hns brought down tho price of
mont at the hutchers' stalls cents pound,
Tho Now York Sun says Presidont Porter, q,
Yalo College. is now tho uost conspicuous Vi.
voca.o and dstondor of Boocherism. President
rortor has very high character.
Mrs. Lockwood, tbs irrspresatblo woman 1,v,
yor. has Beveral important caHoa pond1ng beso,,
tho Court Of Claims at Washington, but sho e.u.
not get recognition from tho Bench.
Tho Now York Herald wants rhymes on coat.
ling. It may send pay for tho following to Ii.
Republican Campaign Committee:
Tho hstnH Dlaino wilt before long fling
Alengshautng shadow over Roscoe Coukllng.
Now York fash!onRb!es aro going to introdps,
tho psaotice Of rinktng on roller-sltates from
London. It Was q favorfte amusement In th;,
country many yaars ago, and Was INTRODUCED
Into England by Americans.
Grace Greenwood wrote WAY from Paris 10 u.
Naw York Times that Voltaire saved Calas from
being broken on tho wheel. Tho Times might
hsvo learned better at homo without sendfoE
correspondent to Paris at all.
By recent lcgislatton, Mr. Dorgh has tho til.
to prosecute every canal man who uses honu
will, shoulder gals. Nearly all tow-hotssa hsr,
shoulder gala; but Bergh may sot tho wita Of
tho owners to work and bring about u REFORM.
tton.
A child who waa being educated on The moral.
auaslon ptan refused to get ont OF bed and bs
washed ono cold morning. Her aunt argued ttu
matter with hor, but alo finally succumbd,
when the infant logictan said "Aunt Mary you
do "a you like, and lot mo do al like. You lits
to DO clean and cold; like to DO warm sod
dirty"
Kilburu Knox, who sent u congratulatory dr.
patch to Gen. Dsbcook, and added to tis nu1s
tho descriptive title, "Gov. Tilden'a atan," NJ
appointed by Gov. Dix. Ho holds position Which
requires tho confirmation Of the Republican aen
stn to remove him, and the attempts Of Cor.
Tllon to get rid of him arc therefore Int.
foctua1
George s. Btevens, = County Jnd8e Of III.
gtnia, hiss bqen charged With gambling By n. 4.
Fowlo, membor Of tho Legislature. coa.
mitteo Of the Loglalature has hsd tho uatterrn.
dor consideration, and tho question OF gss7sn}
removal will bo considered March 20. II appear
that ho won s7,2o0 frou Mr.gFovla In pubA
gamIng-houso.
When ''spivina,' nom Of I1oundsville, II. r.,
WAS city editor Of tho Wheeling Register, i,
wrote ono evening: "To-iay Ia the auutress,H
Of the doath Of Louis philpps." when III
proof camo up the name rond "8am ph!ilpA'
"Sptv" thought mere nate Of ti,e missatt
would bc sufficient, and 30 lio wroto On the mss
gin: "Who the h-l1 Ia Sam Phillips 7" Nslt
morning tho item camo out: "To.day Ia Tho ID
plveraarJ OF tho death Of Sam Phi1lips7" Wh
IN I'LL is Sam phlllips7 2" "epiv" diiA't MI
| word about It to anybody.
Nathan Jackson, IN old patron Of NilliEs
College who had mover enjoyed tho ndvaotsgu
Of po!ite society himself, onco sent as gift u
tho President and Faculty Of tho institution
bale OF goldfish mud hogshoad Of molssaeA
Jackson built d fine Lycoum ot Natural 1Iistor
for tho College, mud loft fund To provids ~
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ana "reminiscences VI a,l7s eusnsusu ~
ea',oo oS rus nesson 9FooetA ~ ~ NV ~
otally KNOWN 'nss a. a'as cnaslos.e cuauo.au. .an" :.
oso ,'tno vi o's1u 'ne eao1 y. Wnas WAC tg.s u.s.
| o4'5 ~4o"A ~ w. Se0Aes"' SAa4e' '" 1tL
| over 8ssoos. 4n'a WEE ~ tao tatno "nen ns'pA
| Waldo EmorHop, then young man. and ID
| known, vas cn,1eapna of tia Raw. nr WerA
hnom1' "~e = eo"0asao " 'Ao 4No,* ~ n
this having bsen his only pastoral charge y!
49,. ,,,ar nd X. ,,n.no,,,, rcrn, .;,1o, in Ii,
Wcaehef aha tno u"8ao"n young s1nsot - ~ W.,
| hacorno ao f,mona ait ovnr liz world
| oeoo''A' nv '~DoH4 "'' e'SN Wv "0A'"'
Tho Pail Hal Gazette notices that Weatoa'
feat una oooa au'pasaea ~ anp1o1oasloa,.g san. ~ i
~, 49," 49,. -, n.I,... - .,,st a.. i'll
cofoIng 10 tuo Ah"tat tse91aeT OF eua9 aAs', -
| miles In 20 hours b9H minutes, Leaving Cao
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