The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-21
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THURSDAY. sEPTEMBER Il, 1873.
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College lecture course wiz d talk on ) ]" The
continental Congress, y ~ a ~
Professor Max, Muller and Professor
GoldHin Smith will return 10 Oxford .du-
ring the month OF October. II Y. Z
The Prince Imperial, oi the Napoleon dy-5
nasty, viii spend November in st. Peters.
huRgh By aviation oi the Czar.
& Tohn b. Miller has sued "a dam Ga6dis, OK
East Washington, for calling him g DIN
thiei. He claims $40, 900 damages IS 81
8 Mira. Governor Hayes took a special prize
81 $50 &C the Ohio State fair last week for; q,
bouquet which she sent '.s. ..: III
Professor Swings church In Chicago will
take no part, as q church, In Mr.. Moody's
revival services soon 70 begin in that city.
~ The death is announced Of Baron Elio de
Morpurgo, presid ent Of the Austrian Lloyd,
one OF the leading fnanciers OF Austria
Genersi Todtreben, the defender OF Sc
ibastoEol, is among the foreign officers who
are attending the French Autumn Ma-
nGuyres.
Felicien David left three-act opera,
ftThe Captive" which was prepared Tor
the Lyrique, but withdrawn on the eye Of
presentation. t.i,,3.;. ,at;:s:,i'!
So The marriage at Chicago is announced of
Bertram Eustace Milford, OF England, to
Maria Louise. daughter of the late Horace
E. Clark, and grand daughter OF Commo-
dore Vanderbilt. E
Z Mr. r. E. Glassett, who has for some time
Jast edited the local columns OF the Ports
mouth Enterprise, has retired from that
Journal.
Al tremendous g amen ? from his vast con-
gregation followed Mr.. Surgeons prayer
! the other day that the Turks. might soon be
driven out OF Europe and, ee whole Of the
Mohammedan power swept away from OIL
the face oil the earth.
So Mr.. F. D. Hayes, the Boston gentleman
who ran away to Europe to escape testify
ing In regard to disagreeable matters con-
corning Mr.. Blaine, returned last Saturday,
no longer having the fear OF a congressional
committee before his eyes.
The death is announced, at the age OF
ffty-tWo, OF the ex Empress Eugenie's par
sticular friend, the Duehesse de Padone.
Her husband took the principal part in or
ganiz1ng the demonstration at Chiselhurst
on the 10th Of March, 1874, when the Prince
Imperial attained his majority.
It is announced that Colonel John For
syth, the veteran editor OF the mobile
(hla.) Register, is hopelessly ILL.,. His phys
ical health began failing many months ago,
and soon afterwards there appeared signs
of mental weakness, and at times he fails to
recognize his oldest and best friends. He
has performed no editorial labor OF any sort
for some time.
Al French physician who has Just beenre-
ceiyed BY the Pope thus reports to the
Roman correspondent OF the UniuerS:
t.The, Pope is healthy and vigorous; he has
no disease. ALI his organs are in perfect
harmony, and his countenance, voice, and
gesture are those OF man OF sixty, not OF
eighty-five. He can, and even should, apart
t from unforeseen accidents, live thus ten
years more.", ::,
Grant has just been interviewed by fe-
male correspondent. CHE said he hoped
: his sons would not marry until they were
established in life and perfectly able to sus-
tain wife-not that he was opposed to
early marriages, but he said he always pitied
young man who had wife and the pros
pect Of family responsibilities devoiying.
. upon him while he had no lucrative means
: Of support. He spoke of how obedient his
sons were" @rE
William e. Baker, the proprietor of Ridge
Hill Farms, Wellesley, Mass, is arranging
Liberty OF Conscience Festival. Among
the representatives OF different denomina-
tons invited to serve on the committee are
Rev E.. E. Hale, Unitarian; Rev. DR.. Rol-
lin 81. Neale, Baptist; Ezra Farnsworth,
Orthodox Congregationalist; e. r. Nudge,
Episcopalian; Governor William Clafm,
Methodist; Rev. j. A. Laforme, Catholic;
Rev. A. A: Miner, Universalist and Pro-
hibitionist; and Rabbi Isaac Ritternan,
Jewish.
Sothern thus explains to reporter why
he wears moustache In "David Garrick y:
"When I play sGarriek' for rum in
variably shave; but if have to Jump back
to Dundreary' in a:few nights, and then
back again to sGarrick.' do not, simply
because ] cannot act sDundreary' with
false moustache. 1t Irritates me to that eX-
tent chat dose all facial expression. OF
course amr fully aware that might as well
wear helmet in Garrick,' but think you
will admit that it is an unavoidable draw
back under the aforementioned circum-
stances"
y The Prince Of Wales, when he is in Paris,
says correspondent of the Boston Gazette,
lives at the Hotel Bristol, where all his
rooms are furnished in the style fashionable
in 1920. The landlord has repeatedly asked |
the Prince If he would prefer some other
style, but he has always SAID he likes this
old fashion. The dressing-room alone is
furnished in contemporary style, and pro-
yided with English comforts. He used to
be fond OF breakfasting in the public break
fast-room Of the ground floor, but four
years ago somebody tried to enter into con-
Yersation with him-somebody who had
never been introduced to him-and he
quilted the public room and has never since |
returned to it. He dimes out daily, COM !
monty at some fashionable restauIa ant.
g The latest London gossip concerns still
another American marriage into o ducal
house OF Britain. The engagement Is re-
ported Of Mrs. Hicks, wealthy widow OF
New York, who has passed several seasons
in London, to Lord Henry Gordon LennoX,
brother OF the quadruple Duke OF Rich |
mond-Gordon, Lennox, and :Ambigny. |
Lord Henry, it will be remembered, was |
not long ago moved to resign bis Office in !
the Disraeli Government as CHIEF Commits
sioner Of Works, by reason OF his indiscreet
dealings with tra,nway company. He is |
personally very popular In London, and as
everybody bewailed his political mishap.l
everybody, no doubt, will rejoice in his
matrimonial good luck.
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