, 1877-02-20
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PERSONAL
Il Il eAsd that David Dadtcy Fle1d sltps In thu
same bed with ha brother the Judge. and then tho
next day made an argument and Mica befsYe hfs
brother, ono Of the Efectorut Cornmiaetoness.
Daniel Drew expects to be released from the
bankruptcy proceedings against him this week. and
sssests his intention 10 appear on The atttet again.
"The boys think I'm played ont. !" he said few
DAYS ago. "bnt III gtve 'em many turn and {
TWIST JeL''
Mr. John Crosslcy, whose financial emharrat,.
Eents were reported In this column sons days 40.
hsa rei!red from tho hrn Of John Crosaley l. Sons,
ensres manufacturers, and from the Halifax Com.
meFcial Banking Company.
.Two Of the oldest rtttsbnrg newspapcre-tts
Gazette and tho Comn<re4ai-haye been;coneollda,.
cd under tho name Of the Gdzeffs. Commercial,
Tho politics eouttnue ta ha radical Republican.
and tho paper ts IN all respects, except In rame.
the same In appearance a. tho Comnkreaf formos-
y was.
Tho new French Min!ster to tho United States,
II. Max ontscy, arrived In New York last week.
n, nntshy can,c u America be4rrnt ycnrs nko II
First seeEetary Of Legation under II. do bfontbo.
Ion. and hs married an American LADY,, Miss Helen
Russell, daughter Of Dir. Charles il. 1nssejl, OF
New Yo.k City. we'll known and greatly nhmtsed In
Tho best circcs Of Now York and Newport
spirftuslfst newspaper haring gonc to the ez.
pense Of procuring reports BY cable Of tho slsdo
trial. Tho New York Sun inquiries: %'why doesn't
soma obl1gng spirit bring oYor tho news free Of
cost1" Possibly because tho ocean llcs In tho way,
and most Of tho spirits interested on behalf ot
sadc arc not allowed to roam whcsc they may
touch drop Of c6d water to their psschcd tongues
Tho Afdafny. noticing tho Rev. r. Laird Col.
1aer's calculations on The Essence OF Christ'snty."
says: ''Dr. Collier, mature consideration,
&Lrs~ kA &f,&..f T.
needed modification Ia sicw of recent dlacoycfIcs,
yet tho OF Christian faith remained In the
fosm Of spiritual Cnllarlanism. Neither his
statement Of thin creed nor his arguments on be.
half Of It ara scry remarkable; but occaslonal1y
Nc meet with true and almoat profound tcmark.''
The rhl1adelphia 7t.nes ia IN Independent news.
paper with Democratic ptocsttes. but It wants no
nonsense about tho Oregon case, which It says ad-
nlta Of no dispute. ''If there shall be-" It ssys
'ttevcn votes against counting Oregon for ths can.
didate for whom the pcoplo admittedly rotcd. II
will provo that. even when the grnvest problems Of
law and Justice were to bo solved teforu the first
tndciai tribunal Of free government, MaJca had
party and Tijdcn had party but tho Republic bud
nono."
Washington has had q miracle, and thcso has
been no lhcscdufous and unsJmpathtxtn2 tnycsti.
Rutor thtrs to d!sprovo II. Tho story ls that
Ruth Harris, cooYcd woman, eight years ago was
strnck dumb while In tho act Of hlaaphcnng. Last
| weak sho dreamed that her dead ,nnthcr appeared
to her sntl promised her she should sneak aEstp.
snFc enough. when sbo awoke she could speak.
| Tho Washington Sa'lon is assured on good anthor.
ity that tho story to tho departure and tho return
! Of speech II perfectly tEno.
Tho Now York Er<ulno Port has m e.ce.dtnch
.tf1- -backcd artlcIo on tho suhicct NJ nnxsn.nr,
literary ertt1olsm, taking thu ground that Iii ;ba
1radlnr Now York rrtfrs "a ,nrr NJ character aud
ability, who would not aubmit to d,ctstlon Or In.
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| OF newspapers. Dut tho ah1o Nrliet snakes no
mention Of tho fact that his own paper, tho Potf,
refuses to notco any book that has not previously
| been advertised In 1ts coumnt, thus demanding
subsidy for giving ltA readers the literary nows OF
The day.
This London correspondent OF tho Now Yotk
Utrafd IL rcsponsfbla for misleading iaroo uorton
Of tho crcau public In scgaF to tho results Of
! Mr, lry]nx's lmpc.sonat1on OF Richard M 4
Cable alsDstth printed IN that ,ournnf stattd that
tho attempt wal : failure, and tho language used
was 10 positive thnt theta seemed 10 bo no room
lolt for doubt. London papers recently cons In
hand do not however, bear ottt tho assertion. Thn
principal critics agree saying that Mr. Irving
more successful In this part than In ony pthet hA
has undertaken.
Tho London dtA<aeun Of The I'd Inst. hps the
/ following: s.rhera will bn ia rr.idrnco At can.
brtdgc, du.Ipg The prssent Lent term, marc than
atty students wh9 havo CONS from d!ssancr 10
take advantage Of the fectufe1 ufuS1un3 bT the A..
socIation for tho Higher Education OF Women.
Or these, there viii bo at Nownham Hall tventy.
nine students and two former a. lecturers
nav hauta viii be oucned. In which .ix studeuts
! Will b. received. under thI chatRs Of I l,dy ap.
polutad by 4 COMMITTEES Of the AssocIatfon, Tho
other students viii re,Ids either with pfysto ganl.
ltes or In lodrlngs chosca for them By tho Con.
m,ttsr."
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rounr.m.n, ~: : h,nt ~ f,T.nh.r,, r.,.sd xsry
iIxsi. s.nn.,st,on. hse.ns. II w.. rs..on.h,a
..ea., ~ s,.nna.s ,h.+ 80 s,tho, ~ ,.Moa.ms
| Ansor. Dsoahter :" po.se,tcd % y,,se,ou.a = mea.
1ai sro.nt,atlon Al rou,a maku II fmno.sb,o 70,
lin, To nernetrste dull book. and h.Yn tho ine1.
niicah,v hsd tudrneot to aunno,s Il brtaht. 80
A., t,lcxrd that i'm IYn<s s,or]a hayn tha inet.
nttcahlv b.a udarnent Ia mini .rtte,s on oeu.
hsrh Nv ana s.hn does mi know ,hat t.Malamo
Anrna;. nsuuht,r !" Wa ,r,ttsn h1 tAcoeo. on&p.
hach bs. .l1aya hated htuse1f for not having writ.
ten :. Mad.me Anrot,s naurhtsr." ?" md. when hs
Va. IN thla country. ho ,hosad h,s feeling bv 70.
fu.fn0 In conaurt nc crform.nra nt .hat oners fot
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