, 1876-01-07
PElgOuAL,


pEls0uA1.
o.1enbaoh looks like a Gorman, and hatcs
hi1nsef for 1t. 1a iB intonsely Tsonch In ioat-
leg.
Tie next edition OF TonnYson Ia 10 b. auno-
tatel with explanations Of all tho onscure
pAssagcH.
Lucy Larcom, tie we'll 'known magazine writer,
has accepted tho position Of teacher in private
sohoo! 10 DostoI. Literature ia not pairing pro-
foaaion.
Marian Harlaud, succcsstul writer OF iutet-
convertible aus cooa-boaks and nove.a, has N
income ot $4,000 per Anaunl from Ler trashy
wpttngu.
Prof. uaocIel says that the value of pnh1lca~
ttons In scIo1tfc lua itutes IL In uyorso ratio 70
tho magnitude Of buildings and the sp!endor Of
volumes. Hacokol must have been In dog
house wlan ho ruado this cynical observation
MEa. Martha Brndshaw, witness against nj.
Ucecbor. has been excluded from the South Con-
grogAtfouat Church, OF Nooklyn. to which she
brought letter from Plymouth Church. On ths
ground thRt her namo raa uuploasantiy con-
nected with tho groat trial.
A ioeling Of compassion scatralns tho Boston
Giote from giving tho nauo Of tho pApor that
announced .hnt Miss FoHlor would play Malt in
Walls play Of "Neli awynno." aud hetarohles-
phcmouHly and by acolleut got hn Il into ths
nAmc Of the character right whore It would do
tho mcnt hurt.
Jules H1mon was electod to tho French Acads-
my by tho bare requisite majority OF Is. Thlas1
and Victor Hugo voted Tor him; tue Duo d
nrogtte~ tho Duo do NoailIes, aud Emilio Olivier
aga!nBt him and seven members who would
haVo voted against him, including Octave Fsuil-
lot, uere absent.
Anthony Trofiopo makos ono Of his charActes1
IN his new novol, speaking OF ILLS education Ia
defmanv, say: "put znthcr fancy plckod
VI, moro Latin and Grook Ut Eolu than should
have got hoso." 1pstead Of Dotn, read Bonn.
Iohn Ia famous publisher OF CRIBS, Or ponies,
and Bonn Ia tho UnivoEs!ty town.
The Herald obtxins thu gratifying Information
bycaeto flom Loudon that tho SUPPOSED female
goria in the Geological aardsns at Dresden,
just hofore hho died, rccoga,zsd hor relationship
to Director sohoopi, AMI kissal HIN touderly
thrice. Tho Director waa visibly affea!ei, aud
becSme Darwinist from that momout.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial profaue1y ro-
marks: "Woudail Phillips aays, you can't
make lconao law loose enough, but what III
sttangla evory g5og-shop in Boston, II Yoall
make the Superintendent OF pol.co' Wonaots
idea Of Paradise III to hayo 80 0ol loscoudsnta ot
the Puritan Fathers yslnly loalins for whisky
straight"
Tho uui.asIans nro discussing what thoy wIll
do with @lG0,U ,U00 Loft them by Ms. Win, Ut Wo-
burn, fur tho promotion Ut thois sort Of Clsi1.
tauity. Ur. Bellows suggosts tho sproad Of
Unitarian itaratura, tue putting thu UaitarGa
ut,a pHnk nr frrpt3tpn 1
full Protessotahtp Of ecc1os1astic4l history Il
Cambridge. to bo 1;ltd during hlB LIS by Dr.
Hedge, aud auccuasoF meAntims to bo put Ia
training.
The moro Matthew Arno1l Is road tho usors
do pooplo wcudor that tho good Iii. Aruoh
should have produced son capable OF protus-
ing such books. 1u: thots is no cause for won.
der. Matthew Arnold Ii ~ distinguished As hls
father for tho honesty Of i!fs writings and III
teraeitr With Which he holdA to his conyictionst
and conclusions, aftor Ill, hro tle crotturos ot
clrcuulsta'accs for which 10 pareus can ba bed
responsible.
Mr. Bill Kings "damn bly," toast on the biz
dam ut Minuoapolgs las oyokod curious com.
men. In tho newspapers. Tho toast was - fol.
Ions: "ous delegation tn Congress-; III ordss
that tue great wall wl,icA IL halns CONSTRUCTED
to force back tho wators af tho Mississippi u
Minneapolis usy ba 4 big dan. tho appopris"
ton mua: bo damn Big" Wo foar swaet Will
iatn viii not 10 allowed TO SEQ that appropriation
through Congress-.
uoa. Jsdaon Fitzpatrick Ia nor pretty aotifeH
engaged In dofrudug Gen. Hhorman axaiust tbt
attacks Of Gen. Hoynton. Tho New York 6ls
aAse1ts thst. nhea sherman had Fitzpatrick d.
tailed to accompany him ~ cavalry commando
on the march To tho sea, ho remarked. II kpo7
he Ia q id fool, but shon Wnnt that Kind Of :
ntn to oumnand mr. cavalry on thf4 expedition
Perhaps Gun. 6herman wauta id fool 10 a.
fond hlm. Anyhow, tho Sun tlinAs he has 81
oaa.
tho Ohio Sale Journal In noticing the fsesa'
marriaRd OF Tus Ta,BUNE'a WaaAiugtoa ees'
respondent, plcaeAntly sa1s: mir. Wight y.
member Of m old Massachusetts family no*s
citizen OF Ch!cago} graduated iu al AmsHeaa
college; additionally educated in Europa.
ua:yerslty; srsat !iyc years absozdi IL an ~
coInplltnca scholar aud lsugui4t; IL atoadJ -.
cllfooomoIsr and tnodast ~ schoolgirl. W.
one Of tho atiest aud most ratiabto aud bdst"
aQ tho nun In hls branch Of tho protession.'
4 correspondent seuda tao following a'soaa.
| Of \ AaA lncdout which ssem4 10 bo su'helsnI
| per1m,al fos insArsIon IN this plA'ai ~ ~.
| ds"a town. ths s!hss day, ia \ sas;s-eat. ~