New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
name and the date Of their weddngday engraved nsd
And prowng correspondent goes mad over IT,
Ca;uto- Dauyafs aupnrosead article on fha

name and tho date Of their wedding day engraved nsdA
And prowling correspondent goes mad over IT.
Sainte- Beuve's suppressed article on the
"Brummagem Cesar s now said To have been pro
voked by an unlucky slip Of the Emperor. Who thres
the Constitutional, said ~ him. " read you Win In
tergst IN the M0nttev"
The real hero of Lieut. Cameron's return to
his home was little Pickles, his pet dog who in new
collar and with the extreme end OF his tall ornamented
by very large blue bow was taken TO tue railway
ton, and amid tue firing Of the salute and the ringing
cheers Of tho British concourse covered o lace Oh tns
brave young officer with iinpassoned i'cks'
Henry MAYHEM, writing of "Jerrold's Lon
dom describes Jerrod as young Adons with hair "ths
color OF ripe corn large full, uDfathomablo blue eyes
exqustly chsclcd Roman nose skin fair ana smooth
babys and freshloking as new-s!.ed
young MILDLY" than living by the hardest OF liter
AIRY labor.
Rutherford B. Hayes is said by one OF his
bographcrs to have been model infant scholar Ne
played with the little girls; he never tardy; he
didn't splinter his desk, throw paper balls at unof
Tending mates, nor blow UP with powder the institution
OF learning pin streamers tie unconscious backs
vi trusting teachers. And though he WIS pointed az
with pride by his Instructor he was always exceedingly
bashfrl
Nine. Cornu, the foster sister and lifelong
friend of Napoleon ILL., has deposited in the archives OF
the National Library at Paris package of documents
that may throw light into the snoterranean passages OF
European history. In her VIII was provided that his
letters her, beginning when he Only 10 yea old
and ending with written Two months before ms
DEATH should be placed In the library, aG that the seals
of tue packet containing them should remain unDroken
for 10 years
An enthusiastic correspondent OF the OH
caJo Tribune says Mr.. Joaquin Miers conversation Is
"iu of fiery grace" and repeats choice morsel OF H.
Conway p said Mr.. Miller" what fellow he Is for
story He told that spry Of my going about III England
IN a red shirt and my trousers tucked into my boots
You've all heard IT, dare say There was MT the slight
est foundation for 1t. had any such costume
with INC In England lett all that kind OF ting az tue
mines. dned with Conway at dinner party one ay
aud asked him where lie got such story He sad that
he picked it NJ somcwhero but II w1nid IKE 10 nave
him he'd retract II. 'Oh, no. told him, III wasn't
worth while, but Rated To have people disappointed
As long they expected TO see mo IN that style was
sorry to disappoint them'
The Mrs. Paulina Wright Davis whose re-
cent death IS announced OF those unfortunate
ladies whose later years have been saddened by the
blind faulty with which mt the outset they guped down
the Woodruff -Cla1in utterances. Mrs. DAVIS was
woman OF uni eaclabc character and social position;
vet sg actually wrote series of letters 10 THE TRIBUNE
In favor OF Free Love. Every letter showed Der innocent
bat the editorial efforts make her and her associates
sec the danger OF playing phOsOpically with SUBJECTS
OF that sort only mcensed her. Tie Subsequent WOOu
hull ex,iences finally opened her eyes, and In dlsnlly
sbe retrcatcd Europe She remained however 10 inc
end an earnest champion OF Woman Suffrage. In spite
of her intellectual yagaiieS she Was always greatly cs-
teemed and admired By those knew Lee