New-York tribune., 1877-11-10

~ nj. son. william Reese. and will appear ~, IN I'm, sliS
pi~,oher number OF the Magazine o. A1'eI'e"' "''''
Dy,,;r;stor John Welsh will, doubtless, enter
- ,,ncb and gracefully in London lie is la'isu uo''
80. wealth 70 support his disposition IL Is ronioni
shu =, b,u in Philadelphia that when. during ENhr
% tpes he gave a reception so large as 10 o'erno"
,.t. n his house, he provided % an0,hsr tdnv
TIE ms guests by opening 20 them tne new AIaugnS @
I i F,ne Arts. TO the fund Ior NolOn i"S'
.. o. IN t6e largest contributors.
C.,,nd Thomas Wentworth HigSlnson Is
to Boston TO live after ALL The story 10
h'' Ng.t which TIE TRIBUNE IN common WIN
tA'' .,ocrs was msled nto publishing was
o'''l & the rdiculously small foundation Of his nav
49, inst one sunday with his sister in Camordge
~ f,r the future are not vet tul,y formed Dut ne
His S,,Feu up bis nome IN Newport nor Is he hAey
10 40 90 90 present c.
Sono,or Conkling at the time the County
.,.,.,on was held which sent him as delegate 10
- ..~ was driving along road about Uuca When
~ oet member Of the convention returning nome,
-, "a well give You our instructions now,' shouted
. - and the two men stopped their horses and
- ,rsre the whole instructions the Senator received
,,nt vou TO take up that little feler CURTIS ana
- n.r oiiyc. we've stood his nonsense long enough
Tie senator ~ uH w. ruWps during the process OF skin
"r, en-, i6iak that he didn't greatly enjoy IT,
There is danger that we are to lose one OF
-, most powerful Of the few distinguished modern
veIists Pa lindan opens his review IN the 'ege'~
,,gye ~ Turgutneffs last novel; virgin SOIL WIN 'he
.t,op. "Wil il really be his last nOveli' and then
Goes ON 10 say that this book, which gives so hopeless
.,r-o M Russia has been the means OF calling down
rnoD s author such storm OF derision from the hus
iar critics that he is cut TO the soul He declares that
bo will write no more books-that bis career as an
autbor may be considered ended Literature can " al,
% f lose s0 acute and pictugesGuea writer 10 Is 70 ne
tnad mai when ms wounds little healed, NJ IuI-
cll'l.d will reconsider his determination
When Andrew jackson was young man
Attending court 1t Rogersvhe, Tenn lac hved al no's
famous for its good cheer. one daV, a. ne SAT on -
piqzz1 "A youth came riding along dresSeu III ''o - -
- f,sbiop. his eyes fixed on vacancy repp INK
- .t,tcs which It was the custom
- .. ,,-,os f,r strangers TO give each other Al u
ce saw the fop, and determined 10 play .he
=. ~ r,uifsce He welcomed the silent stranger Win
s,ioished potencss, and the company about Tue hIe
-. room for him. But the automaton was
NOT 20 Le won 10 conversation. lie "aiAeu
mi, and down the room contemplating MS own
,r,c.s and presently exclaimed, eommandinsly !;
.sr.,ll,rd I want support" supper spread and
the stately youth deyoured IT, Then he resumed DIS
MI -r.ve-ei not a word the remarks Of the hreslde
~ NJ LAWYERS aud judges, and Jackson grew more ana
more vrathfu Landlord. want To 60 TO oed!' vas
f1e u,xt demand; and he added. " want room 10
yvefr Jackson represented that the house was IuA'
and there was NO single room TO be had; the young lei
low ,r,. mot 10 be moved Jackson disappeared and
shortly returned announcing that the guests room was
r,5 The two went OF through the front door oil the
c,r,rr fY and stopued-at the corn-crhthrough
t,e cracks OF which light shining There's you.
rourI .lIt Jackson DO You Wl-h Jo il7l' ln' -
N0 insult 40 all You vowed you W'uIu not eteI ~
o. r,. with epv one and demanded q room by Yourseil'
Tt4r- 10 - sin" vow Will not sleep there siId me
dandy Bg the Eternal you shail exc aliAeo Jaths,l
T -1Ilg- the youth he sent him 40 one toss INTO me
c-h and locked Tire door Ana there ne -ldu a5 us,
fstr-- by the ImpetuOus Jackson IAls Is a tdIe Io
Isted by an ancient lady Of RoSerSv'ue'