, 1876-03-24

1t the domnnd Is made, he will owo 81 100. p.r,
tiai payments apply first on accrued tntotost,
PERSONAL
115ac!nthe Is not coming 10 America for Ii,
present.
Gon. Butler proposes-ln Leap Year, too-so
run for Congress.
Myron ". Whitney. tho favorito bses. .sluRs,
Of boston, las returned from hiB English tour.
Anthony Trollopo sara It Ia much batter 10,
pconle to road no novels than to read noYols u.
cluaIvoiy.
Senator Tlurnnn'a friends hro adviaod To tom
their cyes skiunod for = day or two and ths1
will SEQ something drop.
In Pondto.on's testimony before tbs Congress
sional COMMITTEE thero Ia IN Of dif7e,enc,
bet"eon tho Bowler hoirH aud Mrs. Dowor.
hfr. afmonton, manager Of the Now York A.
hoclatod Press. will 10 to San Francisco to halt
Ills partners tn tha management Of the Bullet,
and Cau.
Lord Houghton, ut Tho Literary Fund dtuns
in London on tho 9Th inst., apoxe Of 1fr, Dana
tho proposed now a1iniRtor to England, ~ IN
honor to his country.
Mr. J. Leutl,n1 snifto. recently deceased, used
to Say that, when child, ho had heard Dishpp
tell his fatler that 10 (the Bishop haa marriW
Doau Swift and stelts.
Thackosay once described d kiss of ottoue.,s
NJ IN kiss whtcl, Is like the contact OF oy4ser,,'
But q kiss not Of etiquette is like rip In yard
Of calico you cau't toll mhorc II bogtpa or ends.
Whom any editor OF tue New York Hera1d Ia.
ours tho awful wrath Of jamea Gordon Bennett
he is banshed to tho Telegram, aud when TEL
earaM man necda Bevore punishment la ID mad.
peraonal editor Of tho Herald,
john Drougham has boon elected President Of
tho Lotus Club in Now York to succeed White.
law Reid, whoBo artluoua duties-rupniug tAs
Tall Tower elovator-will prevent him from
mixing much In society during the Presidential
year.
Daniel Drow never did lend money o ths
Lord, AZ some captious critics have aBsetted
1Io borrowed Of the Lord aud paid Him ths
regular rates Of intorcst. Now Daniel has d.
fauised in the tntetoas, and proposes 10 fund biz
obligations In low coupon bonds-on tho Alabama
plan.
The Mikado Of Japan allows Journalists to Hend
whatoyes communications they may dosiso from
one part Of the Empire to The other. What
convenience 1t would be nom tor the Chicago
newspaper mon who are running newspapers Ia
st. Louis to communicate" their Hashlne
homo.
Col, Nicholas Smith (IdA dreelo,'a husblna)
has clover article iu tho Galary On tho incon.
ventenco Of boiug named "9mith," In which b.
gives ua aome now and amusing variations o,, 40
aucient theme. He endeAvoss to conHole biul-
aelf md his vast family by deriving tho nams
from Shem, through tho following nonIaa
chaugeu: shom. shamit, Bhmit Smith.
Edward King, an American journalist Of sout
prominence, obtained bis newspaper education
IN the Office Of tho Springfield Republican, 1iks
many good mao before him. He haa recently
been writing lettata from PArIs to the New York
Posi-, but is now on his way to Boston for tbs
puspono Of making final arrangements 10 act u
correspondent Of tho journal Of that city At ths
Centennial Exposition.
F. A. Docltoray, tho Spanish martyr, has IT,
turned to Connecticut, hts nativt land. Hs
caused hlmsolf to DO arrested In Hartford tn
other day, for the purpose, it IL alleged Of ob-
tanning froe transportation to Florida, whence
the complaint purposted to be derived. Ths
United 9tAtes Court reiuAed 10 halp him out
Dockeray Will do-for modern martyr IN oidsu
times thoy butned such martyrs ~ he-xlsha
Hhfp at q cAst's tail.
When Mark Twain Was about 10 marry, and
bis proposed father-in-lsw asked hlu Tor char
acter, he said: II guoaa Gao givo you soma
nanea that will Rhtisfy you. Now, there's blt
Goodman, Of tho Territorial Enterprise. And
thoro's 1fr. Frederick McCrollisl, Of tllo Ala
California. You write to them. I guess
they'll giyo mo d good character. I guess they
will lie for mo. Two dono the same for them
whonoyer roquiAition has been made upon no"
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