, 1876-11-24

Tnppess drama, "Washington,." !" IL 10 be printed
this week.
aiss nlackford, popularity called tue phunix. is
now in London.
Tho Harvard students slammed Jauauschek, but
Dckcd in crowds to ytew the cavernous receeaea Of
SUlenes mouth.
Mr.. A. II. Green is to ba appointed Comptroller
tho Goycrn0r.clect.
demand for liking Hcnes Daughter, which has
puzzled tho city bools.clcrks.
Prof. Swing las at last delivered that memora.
bic lecture on .sThe Novel" at Dea3foines. Tho
audience was large anu brilliant.
John MoEsissey llas allowed the withdrawal Of
ctcctlon.beta In hls custody on payment Of tho
regular commission md by agreement 0f the prin-
cipals.
There will DO five German. Americans in the next
House Of Representatives. AL Of them, except.
ing Mr. DEentnno, afe Democrats. Schlecher, OF
Texas, IL tho only natlvu uarman III tho present
Iousc.
The California pIenecr Coursing Club, claiming
to bo the only organization Of tho kind III this
try, Ia putting tbs present to good uses In
the enjoyment Of thu famous old spUrt Of hares and
hounds.
A matrimonial engagement which excites much
interest In Philadelphia IL that Of Mr. j. Lent
The Judy Ia daughter Of the lnto Charles Macalca
ter and Il leader In fashionable society.
Rhosia Broughton's now novel; "Joan," is wotl
| spoken Of ty the London AthenGHH, which judges
| that the author may yet give to the world book
that wilt bo an addition to litoraturo. ''lIer fu.
turc is In her own hands,, " adds the critic saga
ciously. Miss Bsoughton ought to BE- grateful for
thv information.
Whcn Dr.. strousberg, the fallen railroad nnan.
H. f1h
Of the opening Of a railway doput Ut Dcrlln. All
the Court and tho mobility wsre invited. They
wore surprised. on arriving, nut to meet the Doc.
tor. lie had not larel to invite himself to mret
such fine company.
Daynrd Taylor points out for popular admiration
the following lines In James Russell Lowells
"Fourth Of Jniy ode," lately printed:
shs IT, not + Estas1S! fs"n' ~ .',s year"
fis, S;. iSax !s;Sis ;i!n, is is.
fSS:ss asy !siIHAs i q ~ SsiGx + nv IT, .s,,.
Ihut ue itao ath 'a1atd sIay are here te|ors Tine
Mr.. Stephen Flske, OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre
In Npw York, h1A written II powerful lettct " thu
Herald, with vIsw To ptoylng TINT SAakspearus
]'osatiad IL mol poetic creation, and therefore
that Fanny Uay1HportA realism fn thu tmpersona-
tiun Ut the character IL not a blsuah. IL Shak-
spearc did rcfraIn from mixing Rosa&nd poetic, It
must havc been because he had ptcmoaition that
Misa Davenport would sutne day play the part.
lt!s nuw believed that. the remarkable uomap.
tauker Of Ma.ird, wAu has been paying fabulous
| rates OF Interest to dcpostors OF 6uU francs and
upwards, IL lie woman spttxcder, who engaged
III similar operations at Munich, four years ago.
siy was thuu convicted Of fraud, aud sentenced to
three ycnFA' imprisonment. 1t IL presumed that,
Oh being roleascd shs removed to s,'an aud begnn
anew. Thurs IL nuthng ltks ths tenacity of woman
oa,se Logan spaAesa IN tsvciy 1ashaon about the
English cust''a Witch fofess the ady occupants Of
certain SEATS u The theatres to remove their hats
ana pay ',aa, 'o' w.. ."uF sssp.ns 70 pes. ans
esea'Y at'uaaan'; oae ~, xno"s o, "a Amss'eao
dstibcsatut iuug whether ahs should expose he,
ftowsy uead 10 u fashionable company or 70 home
wl.hoat oeespy'as nea ssa.s u, cannot % Ina