, 1876-03-05

We request the personal man OF tho Nav Yoa1
Herald to rest On his ears.
Be1knap Vas married three times, md it |
said his first wife WAS Democrat.
Beecher, Belknap, Babcock, and only tho seo
ond letter Of the alphabet reached yeti It i
} sickeuing.
learned French Judge once said ttat 1t leas
one party to every divorce suit was uu1is to b
narried again.
The whisky men arc anxious to know whathx
the Belknap lightning will stay where it is, os
spread around and be uncomfortable.
Senator Sharon ia ! w1dowe1; but be has
bald spot On the top of his head oud q peetS1
daughter. Eligible widows nay ap21y-
Belknao WAS a classmate in college ok
George u. Ro5esou. It IS = pity to part Old
friends thus rudel5 at their time Of Life.
The Brooklyn Eagle hopes nothing WAS sid
at the ly0dall wedding breakfast about priuci-
pies OF selection and the origin OF speciea.
an improbable ruuor in Nes7 Yo:s is that tho
Harpers are to purchase the New York Tribune
and install Mr. Louis J. Jennings az editor.
AIr. Horace White has been chosen member
Of the Advisory Committee Of the Boston Fr %
1'raae Club, in place OF the late Roverdy Jonr.
| SOD.
Ben Hill sags it requires highe. eoarsgs to
forge. than to indulge in animosities That ia
! what the younger brother has been trying to
teach the elder from the tins Of Cain and Abai
The appearance OF N1r. Charles O'Conor in thu
Tweed caso in New York Thursday Was q sur
prise to his friends It Was supposed that ha
had absolutely raiinquishel all professional
work.
The Douay veraion Of Joshua aud Noah IS
Josue and Nos; and the Independent has heard
OF man named Joshua P. Bowditch vino went
over to the Roman Catholics, aud now s,eus him.
SELF Josue p.
If the pretended J. .lW- 8, wants any noeica
taken Of his insolence aud false assertions, b
nust first give his real name and address. The
Directory shows that he Is ekutk, dinsing mud
from behind vail.
Landis, the lunatc Of V1neland, WAS removed
from his position as soon as the President
learned that he had been acquitted Of the charge
OF shooting an editor. His 1uuacy sesmod to
have no pallinting circumstances.
Cincinnati hotels will be souo.hst incon-
venient for married people about Convention
time. It Is equslIy out Of the question to sleep
IN E room which CONTAINS eight cots or to ps1
eight prices for room with one cot
Pierre Monroe Irving whose funeral recently
took place in New York, was nephew Of Wash-
lngton Irving. In early life he establishe3 ths
Toledo Blade and gave it it's felic1tous name. HI
wrote volume Of memoirs Of his uncle.
Queen Victoria honored groom OF the Primes
ConsoEt by being present when his funeral pro-
cesBion left the Royal News. The groom MA
numed hraeusslach, aud Le had served His hoya
HlShness and tue Queen most faithfully fo1
thjrty-si1 years.
The Loudoa Saturday Rerietc commsnds td"
m oral courage OF Charles Kingsley in giving NJ
bis Profeasorship Of History at Cambridge 0nt-
Eersity when he discovered tb.t hs uss unit to
discharge it's duties. The Rerieto says posi-
lively that this was his reason for resiguing tito
Professorship.
Victor Hugo preserves blot On his carpet
caused bg the upsetting Of his inkstand Just "a
aa had tiniahed one of the most celebrated chsp-
'ers IN - Les Miserahles-" So man might 81
Ways cherish patch in his pantaloons insafsea
liter he had been Kicked all the way down stanA
There Ii nothing under the sun like sentiment
Prof. B. SilIiman writes to Congressman
dewitt that the Emma Mine matter has nos
zone 80 far that it must go to tho extent 0! .
thorough and exhaustive examination INA
rends OF Prot. SiIlimao will be glad to hase
lin satisfy them in regard to the charges Oh
'rlbery, which went far enough, years aso' 70
enand complete refutation from him
Miss Mary E. Smith, young and prepossess-
ng woman residing in Bedford avenue. Nc"
.ork, has sued florist for $1,000 damages
LEGGED to be sustained by kias which he gh9a
er while in the act Of pinuing flowers On nes
ress. II Miss Smith is all she ia representea
0 be- daily kiss fran her at these rates 1on1o
. no e1tragagancs,-whils follows money
.sted.
Mr.. ". O. Cole, a wel1~kno7n resident Of this
lty, made his debut upon the lecture stage lse'
1ednesday evening at Aurora before vary
Irge audience. The subject Of his lecture "as
Popular Drifts," allowing the tendencies OF
10 time in sc1snce, theology, journalism, fno
oltics. The audience, which wss q very ap-
reciative one, received the lecture with every
anitestation OF pleasure and with ve1y since1e
It is raro that lecturer a.
caring upon the platform for the frat hmS
Axes Euch an unequiyocM succesA