, 1876-10-03
PERSONAL.

1.
said to bo tho most exquisite trash that tb,, d,'
gutehcd author has yet produced.
Mr. story's colossal statue Of America /. t,,.,,.,
for Philadelphia. About the base the,,. VII,
placed limo Of exqutsttely lovely woms, ~ )"
liandh and arms fntcstaced, representing thu ,,,ss
6tntcs. a
Three Roman Catholic priests and On. v,n
known Methodist ctergymnn--the Rev. Edward n
Myers. D. D.-haye fallen victims to their d.,e
tfon 1T attending the yellow fevcr sufferer, IN &,
vannah, :"
Maurice Sttnkosch has been playing planoto-,
accompnnimcnts at Dclocca concerts ip ph,d.,.
phta. 1t IL rulnurcd In San Francisco and ch,,,,,
TINT Maurice was drawing the long. bow Ia Il,
statements concernlng proposed mustc.h,r, /,
thoso cities.
Tho French Minister Of Public instruction h.,
ordered that lccturo On tho sucz Cannl sha, i.
delivered In every Lyccum Of Franco at least nn,,
year. Ono hundred reduced models Of The c,t,I
have been constructed for tic purpose Of e,tt,,.
Ing thcse lectures.
Tho ctoaing Of Fanenil Hall against yftto,,
Woolhul! ha6 excited ut least one Dokton pspt,-,
the Herald, which says that tho spirit pronntpr
this action Is thu same which closed tie hill ID
Daniel Webster and honndcd Phillips and O,,,tu,
from the platform.
Gnribaldi has written to Mr. Arthur Arnold ,tu
he secs no possible solution Of the Eastern question
except by tho passlng Of tho Turks across thc Bal,
phorus; md he believes that confederation al
free peoples In the Balkans mhy provo as ustf4ta
England ~ an Empire which Will always b. til
centre OF renewed Instructions.
4 curious provision Of French etiquette h th,l
which c1ompts tho Duke d 'Aumalc from ''reQu.tt
ing the honor" Of the Starsha. Presidents eonr..
ny, AZ al ordinary entertainers who arc in poi,
tion to extend Invitations OF nl aro expected III
Duke, being Of ltoyat blood. Is only expected ION,
quest the pleasure" Of seeing the President d
tho 1lepublc.
Many Of tho ilnpes Of Dr.. Slade In London hs,,
taken 10 writing lctfors to tho 77mts. e1p'aIp!a
how impossible it il that they Should hare hss
duped. and how incomplete were the obsctrlttotl
Of tho experts who clnim That they hare e1polA
the medium. A mnn VINO IL consclcntIon.l}lr1
scientifically dupcd would be more or less thss
human II ho should permit hin1aeIf 10 be unt.
ccyed.
"Te1as jack" complains that the recent en
pAt9n against the Indians was conducted In 4 uph
lnysterfous manner. lie said to a reporter: IN
was tho first campaign In which could rtra
mako out tho object Of any movement. ourtona
made no use Of tho scouts to my purpose whla
among the Indians. spies were watching Us fna
every hilltop. and werc In no danger Of k[ti
caught unless they wished to-"
The New York papers hnvc admitted ignotante
OF afrn. Catherine Macaulay Graham, to ah0a
certain lettcss Of George Washington were ID.
dressed. Tho Springfield Republican taktt III
trouble to ezplnlu TINT this Mrs. Graham VII tst
.u'Ho. -! ae.o.' y. snhaitu t.'o1' 1'a' ~. e..
1nHsoae IN hef aay rs ancaulay' y "ns In h's =.
Was Maea11ay, too, by her first marrlsgc, aaa
Gcr history VIVA known under that name.
i, ~. n.,-..,. ..,..- 49,. -. - III,
dr. Aeupath Las taken tho pa9na 10 efp'a'a ~.
he IL not the agent for Theodore T!lton. Bell
tho aren, for uecchey, he yaye, Of course be touk
fesn@ aona 9 ~ W. Mh ~, 10 cca M be
taclo Of Triton md ueechcr under one Hanssss'
mont, or oven lnon the samo nlatform In one tssr'
tno ,yonl, In ~ moro ,,fatr...ino thnn thclft2.
!"e' "o"'o vs. Nv ntole oto'e''4"s ''&'''
pcatanco slngly as lecturers.
Tho Loufsytl1e Courlrr. ..JoyrunK publtshes ~ IA.
.t,-..t,n. .,''a.,,.ta. -, ,,n, ,,!. v,l,ahtt tr.
s t.!estns ueeet'p'lon VI ~" ""u 'a tt.tth,
pioymont for negroes in Indiana, II says !h.. w.
NOUS. Negroes are cauaht IN BY The ageut4 In'
a"a a saasA. ,sa,a na ~ The, DE-.
medsatc'y on reaching thu stase' anu y sus, ysi,
sre can obtain permanent sitnat'on' Ins orss r
In Stating thcsc facts will lo appreciated BY al.