, 1877-01-17
PERSONAL.

yarshn1 Jazatnc nnt. hts family arc now rcsiI}ag
In great poverty q. little Village OF tho Astnsas
Mile. Albsni has enjoyed great triumph At tho
1ta1fcns In fnris. where she recently began win
ter engagement.
II. Tfssot's ''fand Of tho Mitliari" IA The tatest
sucrcss Of tho paria book. k.matkct.. Norc than
0o, 600 copics hayo been sold. and tho tlcn1nA II
unabated. All the principal publishers refused to
touch #.
Among tic rcIgn1n7 fovcse!:ns Of Europe OF
German descent arc Queen Victoria, the Gar nj
Russia. the King Of Denmark. and King Of Portu-
Ea'. Only two arc OF French dcseent,-th King
Of Sweden and Alphonao OF Spain. /
Roso Eyttnge has quasseled with the managers Ut
tho rn!on Square Thentro in New York on ACCOUNT
Of her determination 10 play shelr ''afEta Mutton
at Philadelphia. Slo claims right 10 tho play on
the ground Of having translated the original French
vcFson.
Strauss, the musician, has been tnsnlteti In pasi.
on account Of Ills nationality. y French orchestra
rehears!ny under his direction wi1lfully distorted
hta musIc, and, a. II to cmphas1ze the intention.
received With acclamations tic nnt!yc leader wlo
took his place.
\ p!ous woman of Newport was shocked by tho
hlasphemy OF n ragged urchin under her window.
She bought lin u1. The next morning The slF
about her house was blue with eufscs. and the one
wicked boy 1cappearcd again With troop Of a?Iies.
Anton!a ron AprcntR came to this country from
Germany. She WAS persecutcd by the attentions Of
fellow. passenger. who persuaded her reluctantly
to maFfy hlu,. The next morning he waa found
dead In bed, mud hss body was picked up In the
bay. it WINS surmised that she had killed him and
committed suicide.
Cardinal ra.rtzl, Of nomc, recently deceased.
wna wise, p!ons, and charitable nau. lie left
c, 600 scul and NIL bis beautiful laccs, rich vrnt
ments, aud furniture to tho poor Of Non,c. This
remainder of his immense fortune Was given to his
relatives Twice the grand OLD Patrlz family has
ended In one daughter uho has given her nar1e to
her husband.
Gen. Mcdowell had a magnificent public recep-
tton At San Franctsco few nlonllls aXJ, anl tho
originator. Mr. John NcCon,,, received unboundr,l
praise for bis liberality. Mr. McCosnb hns now
surprised everybody second time by presenting
Bill Of 500 to the city aud county OH account Of
his scrvccs In tho old affair. now almost forgoteu.
The marriage Of Dr. Joseph g. Chlnn and Mrs.
Cnthar1na Lawson 1t Lcxiuton. Ky.. wns IN nm
usual cYent, md attracted ! large concourse Of
people. The bride was % ycasl Of age, and tho
bridegroom 30 Tho wedding Was brought about
hy dream which tn,l her that the Lord was spar.
Ing her for some good putpose. Woman'lLke, she
interpreted this good pn.pote to her marriage.
Gen. Butler aud Judge 1loar met q. opposing
counsel In m action for damages for lots Of life
brought bcforc tho Massachusetts Supreme Conrt
tn exceptions Inst week. Butler cited from job,
YEA q! taat man hath WIZ ~ give fof M
me- "nca 1uafe sohs tcmar1ea 'n9t taAt WA
plea OIL the desi III motion los ne" lFlal anu no
aunt tnlhf thft lie toust Wonla 1'c motc 1h''
pfested by 1t because OF IT. modern lndoesomenf.
The scainr member ot the French Academy In
aye IL II. Mignct, now 10 yeAss OF aye. II. Thiets
hos occupied his beat longer than any other mem.
Der, having been elected IN 1888. The youngest
three members arc II. Emile 0Iny|cs. 81; II.
AIcxpntlre Dumas, 81, and tho Due d.Aunale, IT.
Tho Academy II full aud but for tho pets!stcnre Of
Mgr Dullanoup. who still refuses to iake his scat
70 long u II. Lttru shall occupy lis, the forty
chairs would nll bo .lscd.
f,nc nf rho aids of Cor. Holman. Of New ror;g
,es good story at tho cxucnue Of hs own nastg.
l1e .ayn TINT. tro day af,cr ths election. he met
formrr client ,,ho had iust ua.rrd thronuh hank.
ruptcY, After congratulations had hecn exchanged
on tho sunposrf success Of Tll,len, thu client In
Gu wa. te rcn1y n .S. ae ' al
right" ''No, | ,nean about myself" said tho
un1ious man, ..,herc's nnlb,n; in going through
oaussap.s5 'hat n'"aets '@A '''A' 'e'us p''''
master, fsfhefcF
Mr.. George il. Calvert. in recent lecture, sum.
mra up 'ne acn,cssmShts o. uoetne oS sas1n:'
''t'oethe's writings filed more than at'5 Volumes
and in snfoans., sna extent 'lao't form or NJ
thos'anas o. 'e.tets aapp's pfe.s''ea saa 2avsu
epondcncc between him and Schiller; s!x Of thote
with Zetter lurIns th!sty years; tirce .o1usuct.
running through sa,f ssn,n,y q note. and letter.
ard HI. nob'e ir!ena and sovereign, K.tl August,
t'nx p !.
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