, 1876-04-28

thst tho conseencca Of tho recipients, s: 1850
unlawful gains have beon 'bluntod b : de-
mands OF their fautlion for means to cry lRuro
ttw",'!,a ~ Washington society With It's hs and
LESION FROM HISTORY 3
turned M. day or two since, - I - 8iancing
over tho pagea Of tbs ausobtogss : OF Amoa
Kendall. When ie canc hare In y 10 hold an
Office under jackson ho wrote u hin wife :,
" This city Is tho contre OF extravhganco. Many
OF the clerks aud othoss, with N ineomo auiIi-
ctont to sat'afy reasonable mon. keep themselves
poor BY Attempting To apo foreign slinistefs
and tho high oilicors Of Government IN thoir
entertainments and partios." And few weeks
later ho mentioned having attended party At
Mr. Dickons, 42,o00 clerk in tho Treasury
Department, adding: "1t IL said he nov wants
sotno valuable Office, and "a d mesns OF gesting
tics ail hs aalary In ha present office. wheu get
p :. clerk ! shall do no auch foolish thing. Alni
Keuiall kept hi. word. and lived no frusally ~ m
Auditor. and subsequently - rostmasor 0eucra That
be accumulated property which. by la'cr Investments
died. On tho othor hand, aged maiden daughters
o. ~ Dickens may be oecn almost evoy aay 1t tho
SEo 9,sha ths p.s,axs Of ca fos extra ''f
II s only hiuce tho discovery Of the Delknap crime
thas Washington society has received
BLOW BETWEEN TIE ETES
which has made II reel and atagger. 1t had been
ho.cd th,t Vanity Fair wou!t bo openrd for time
sttes Lent but the ahow cannot oe revived Ths pub
tho dsuccs ~hereof tho lady correspondents wroto
glowing descriptions, haso not beeh rcvtyctt. Yot
reasonable and lcs, slverttssd than ~ero tho
lunketing' and Publications. hcforo Mrs. Ntarsh's
3eaa.usy rr9nt"a hss to e1r,odo The postradezshtp
ners, there en3ossbs evening rart!rs; Lady
Thornton receive" her friends every Thu.day evon-
But the electrotype glitter Inv euns where tho wood
binc eAmbeth, and zhotdJ il at disc}u
EuAAiTAELE ENTERTAINMENTS
cater many Tho cannot flourish society hui who
90 30 love tn see their na1nes In the newspapers.
scsrce = week passes that ono not tmportuncd to
purchase ticket "a some entertainment .for charitys
sake" snd on attending the pocket ia
fully touched Ercat deal uf money Ia raised IN this
F1S III ADDITION to the hbr1ai appropriations By Con-
Efres for eeemoA5nar purposes. and LII OF the
Associations there Is aohlo ignoring Of sect.
THE NATIONAL JocKEy-GLuD
hns tecn revived. With Richard Waach a. President.
and shera Will be three day. Of running RACES under
IL 4usriccs, c,mnenclng May 1G. From lH23 to 1874
tho Sasiona' Jockey Clue hero hourshed fan,ouhly,
Aid tts national coIEsr was the sceAe Of sramphs by
such horrea Eclipse 6r ChRrles DoAton, and FASH
lon. The whols surrounding country crowded Into
the city during the races, and so two Houses Of Con-
gEess used inrarably to adjourn thAt the Senator's
aud Representatives might stiend. kAndnlrlt Clay,
ground. and jsctson when President hsd i4st coli oil
Of Ms}: Donaldson. But S.ommodors stoelson's In
MARYLAND, wa4 the last President Of tho old Jockey
Club. and nav exGov. Oden H2ve, Of tie same Etato
il \ ytce-pTn4Idcni Of the new club.
MrB. ANN M0YALL
should bare her ortr In tho reporters ga1ey Of Tho
Senate The original female interviewer and writer
fos the press at shis mstEorols. 8ha the willow
to get = pension, took up persoaa, literature
1s .nus 4sns s.. A. s a i'll r r.5sss Raes 10 ss
got ~ old 1!a1nsre press and battered font Of
ling primer tyre and will: the aIa Of .ramring Jour
eral years weekly paler called ans Huntrrss. sho
~as aall scfaggy woman, With keen blacf eyes aud
Qraeea leld or growing corn - acaEecrow. gTery
distinguished Person received visit from her, aud il
Of thorn waa complimentary, but, II they decnncd she
thencefoEth abused and denounced them with her
centric pen 6he had an asaist.ns hhnduladen tanned
Sally slaek. ths countcr.tt Of her employer IN Ill
except the length and activity Of that uuruly member
the tongue. Uuce. when Mtn. loyali had become III.
--an oIenae undnr Tho old Colonial eode of Maryapd
stu IN forct III tis District. The District Autney
alotGd hard to have hes sentenced Aftct -cuycfint
to b ducked In pond, but the Court imposed nno
Of $lo and to gro security for her good Behavior for
On tbs ground that the law for the pun.h,nsnt Of
common scolde was obsolete In EnglAn,i aud never
c,uh T. deeas a. ae:. ~, nut
cannot bceome obsolete 90 long a common aenId Is
common nuisance" Mrs. No5all died In octobos.
1854, Ut Tho advanced age Of ~ years.
CENTENNIAL PATRONAGE
Clanoyons congEtssmen. who bare packed tho Do
partrnenta aud tho Government 1r1ntlusOtfra with
their huuk fttatHers Who arc IN return to work
next fall for the reelection Of their patfons have
found BONANZA II railade!rhis. Policemen, clark.,
secrethr1es, taechan!es. and watcAtnen haye been
"paeed at the Centennial b. Congressional frieuda
who voted for the appropriation, ant who demanded
OF loshurn situations tor ihctf retAiurrs. Tho result
y hat onf-na Of Tue ourloyea ths selected arc no
soFdously unfit Tor the pontions which they draw tho
pe{ o. , lns H. M nayaf ths Vsty Ils
Conateasaeh arc deprived OF the "pesqnttta lbs
oat1ef.
TIE AYEs-fATuER AND aaN.
Poor Jim Eys." as every onr used to s.l Tho risty
Senator fronl Nevada u now the tn1usts Of an asylum.
With sottened hE.in. and thtro s no hope for his re-
soseFy: ~ aon Charlie. who has ben sad ecape-
grace ana who haa given world of Eonble 10 tho old
hamosats isisnds hss occn converted dnrang Tho re-
cent 5ns1fa! hcso aud u oo Of the teHi e1hofte1s.
hc VIII h@Fua{ 1aoEe ms 9atherH !rrefefenk refaaEk
Mhen larson Newman was elo1uently descouelnF Oh
M !hs o.nner 70 GhE1suahlty run Ghiheee imuSTa,
Lan. "eN c1eateo M - HSf' ~ 1o8s CAL Re' haoso
VI ''a' "'o ''f s.'H. svrs no ,r,,. ur>,
hLAi" of IHh fEs.
Inc tTss!oeMts M 1nrnlrect sssst'ion ~ IN a. feernI
4etsAe tat nc ns.Eua' eaiasy o. sne ifsel!ehs ~as
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