, 1877-06-26

Secretary Thompeon promised To be q
father to all Tho graduates Of Annapolis this Jeas.
When Dr.. Duryea, Of Now York, was
yonng man ho kept stors at Grecnpost. 1Ie sum-
rncu at tho samo place.
Prof. Perry has tho orodit Of tho faot that
all the graduates Of Will!ams coliogo thls rear,
forty In number, nro Fseo.Tfadars.
Mr. jennings writes to tho Now York
1Forfd that Miss Howe, Of boston, daughter of
Julla Ward Howe, cuts a figure In London aocloty.
6eorotaries Evnrta aud Schurz and Attor-
ncy.Gcncral povens will bo theAnly membors Of
tho Cabinet to accompany tho Pres1dent on bis Now
England trip.
Ths Harvard sgrntluatos and their lady
friends attended tho ball-match between Yale aud
ltafrard on Claas.Day, in full dreEs. It ,waa
brilliant scene.
F1aubort, tho author Of "Mndnmo Dovs-
n" and ''salau,mbo, has Just published a yot.
umo entitled ''Tro!s Centes," which Il highly
praised by the Parlstan crItics.
Mr. OKoofe, an Irish member Of tho
British pardnasat, IL claimant to IN Immense sum
'of moneY-two Or three million stesIins-lof1 By IN
interstate Of hls aamo In India.
Mr. John r. Raymond, whilo passing tho
Treasury Department In Washington, fow days
axo, Observed ''Thcre's millions tn !tr' anl then
H."
Ast. Louis woman Of pretentions to rant
In fashionable society enterod 4 music Btoto Of
that city tho other day and nskcd clork for
"somo Ut WayDsF'a muate containing no aats or
shnsps." This 10 q truc story.
mo young gill las cause to envy tho
PEineeas Doatrlee Of England" writes the London
correspondent OF tho New York 17R.ss Bhu IL
dressed ~ dowdy. and obliged to be companion
Of tho Queen in hoE very humdfaln existence.
The Eugtish woman at 1fr. PIerrepont's
reception 10 Gen. Grant wont about calling each
othars attention to this or that pretty American,
and doing 1t without tho falnteat envy. This
struck Ms. Jennings ~ being very queer thIng
indeed
Sir Robert Peel tlesplaea Sir Edward Wat
klns. Tho seasoa IL that At public ,nootinR tas
latter took occasion. on Mentioning tho namo Of
sir Robert Peel, 10 throw In Tho explanatory obaes
sation. ~ .nssn tho great bir Robert Peel, not
the present one"
Tho Massachusetts Medical Bociety has
expelled Iii. Gallo, Of NowbuEyport, for ptacticing
homeopathy. TIC Now 1IanpshErc Soc!cty expel}-
Cd Ur. 0sle'a father, qua Of the stYners Of the
Declaration OF Independence, who WA upposod to
tho then common practice Of bleeding fsres pa.
tents.
Mr. snalley tall. Of an Euglishm.u who
seusEkcd OF tho 0sant.Pterrepont reception that
nearly Ill tho ladies' he had socu there wess
Americans. 'tllow do you knowr' t'by thsls
dFesA." "Yoa mean teesusu they are 50 we'll.
drcssedf' "Racauso they |ara 10 much. uu-
dsassod.* VIA hls gsam satort+
M1. Richard Power, in q iocular wuy,
suggested that thoss members OF tha British
Parliament who could not catch lbs speakers gro
during the dshate on Tho Eastern question should
prtnt thclf speeches. Sir ratrcI ollrIan accepted
tho Invitation, mi printed h4 speech under the.
ttt'a OF "one OF the Reflected Adlreases," dedi-
catlu2 Il to As Power.
II IL rotated OF Edmund Quincy that be
left hla ovcFeoat 1t The house Of friend not long
before his death, whife ho went 10 call upon tho
HiathFops; recurring. he remarked, ~ left bad
habit behind me, and. what may pcrhsps sarpslss
you, have come back 10 reclaim H." 0a tndinx
tho sustout, Mf. Qulury humosoualy Uluded to
Dryden and spoesively quoted tho linz,
:.:-ihs habits Afs lhs kams
We wutu 1sst yraE
One OF tho bourbon papers hartp,, ao-
cusad Nf. lslstesd OF the Cineiuuati cosam3relaI,
Of 1sh!Dg Ates foreign appointment, tho French
ul44tun, believe It vak, ,-ha replied ~ fo1ows;
a y 9Ga .; 20 e., &C. oa r.
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snY ons really taou.ht 1 Desired y aLanlYn ny
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