, 1877-01-14


PERSONAL.
Madare Perron, an old lady who lately died at
Paris has bequeathcd IS, 000f. to the Municipality
OF Marsciles for founding an asylum for unfortu-
nate dogs and horses.
In conversation with newspaper correspondent
recently, Mrs. kellogg mother OF the prma
donna, said Patti was the only singer her daughter
would ''take off her hat to.''
Too late for insertion in the usual place Is the
news that the naughty Aimee and her company be-
gin season Of two months at the Eagle Theatre
IN New York on the Goth inst.
At AK. two weeks ago, there Was unveiled q
statue OF Mfrabeau, whose ancestral castle Is stu
ated in commanding position, overlooking a
charming valley, ten miles from that town.
Mr. Turner, the borough-assesso. Of Bucking-
ham. Eng, banged himself in consequence Of
young lady having accused him Of seducing her.
He declared IN letter left behind that he was in
nocent-
Col O1cott carries some Of the late Baron dc
Palms ashes in snutfbox. and the rest OF them
are distributed among members OF the Theosoph-
ical Society. Never before was there nobleman
quite so promiscuous III his society.
The yiscount Maidstone has enlisted in the En-
glish army several times as common soldier, and
been bought out By his relatives. The young
mans plea WIS that he was allowed but e10 week
income, aud Lord could not live on that.
The New York Tribune announces with becoming
gravity that Mr.. William Winter, its dramatic
critic, never By any chance wrote his name
s.Ulllie." Did he never ''by any chance" write
it t.Dillie, a" or 4'Wn,., - or .'W." Winter:
Lucy Hooper inserts that there are not half a
dozen men Of eninence in France whose private
history wonld bear the slightest scrutiny far
the Seventh Commandment is concerned. Theirs,
Cambetta, and Victor Hugo are not Of the un-
spotted Elk.
Dr. s1ade despite his ILL nsage by British jury,
has been taken up BY sundry high personagcs in
London, including II. H.. II. the Princess Louise,
and her sister -in-law, Lady Archibald Campbell,
pretty Manchester hei1ess, at whose house in
Beaufort Gardens Slade is holding eeances.
Count Bcust, the Austro- Hungarian Amba.sa-
dor at London. composed waltz, - LIE Retour
- !es 10 express his delight the safe return
OF the Prince Of Wales from India. 1t is about to
be published, and the proceeds OF the sale will be
devoted to the relief Of Iungariaps in distress in
London.
George Hoar in a letter TO the Williams College
Alumni at Boston, said he regarded that institution
as lone Ut the frontier posts OF civilization against
New York. - But the New York people claim that
the college is one Of their frontier posts against
the civilization which has developed W1nslow and
jesse Pomesoy.
The late Lord Tweeddale yas q fine boxer. He
once whipped gigantic costermonscr sound1y.
When the fellow satisfied, he cried quits and
said: -.Well, I'm blessed if thought there
anybody hut Lord Twiddle as could lick me-"
"Ah," replied his Lo5dship. ~ am Lord Tweed,
dalc!' ''Then, blow me, it's not fair! II you'd
said so at frst I'D let you pass
Tho Ra,,;nore amfr;eaa throws more darkness
mn the ccnne,tNsy ,,isnute by saving that the real
c,rse of thc many noetponements of the wedding.
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- a,as,e,b1v rot of ae,;co+e nuture I. thc statc
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IN VIE" y. .us n"s.o- c,ais
sankeS WILL '!1e paeA po."e,s' ."s -,,
calls tue anecuo'e u no"!ano al' t4a ers1
having been 'n1es'ea ny p'cAl'ocNet' ne .ooA oee
sion 10 remind .he ~, tnaa
aH-sce1ns F1oe1oence 10 "Ion' va 'sa1.s -. opsa'
and from "notn no ssctets WIG ~ Nv !see ~
added, ''thcre may be any present VINO are IN
sensible to such reflections l beg leave to stnte
+ho+ +horc ora a1so two Bow street oflccre on the
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LOOKOUT
The df{datie Monthly for February Will contain
-, ,r+ic,a: m ..r,bc Political Condition of South
a',.N,, ~ .t,,,. -, thot cta+a The writer
Cafolana W nat''e =. su4' .' 49,
withholds his name Tor 1eas Of Tue socia' oe1'a
cisu. which, il the expression may be permitted
ia noz- so fashionable in Southern communities.
T. ho1a. .,,o, tho ncrrocs arc not CAPABLE OF self
He NOUS ll.'' W. ~. ,r,,;tn. no 5cs;rors
government, anu represents 'ae ".'.s -
OF rc-ensIavng them; but owing TO the dangers OF
this. from tue negro himself, they will probably
.".s. 4' .1,as.,..os :, statutes disfranchsing as
eonhne .ueulsse ~. ~ s,a.t.s -, ~ c-onnd and
many as may DC u Luz .'1eN, ~ ~ $50
smother, as has already been done IN Georgia.
Tt,o Win q, Cant. Gibstone. of the English ar
my, has been divorced Tor adultery WIN ,,a .osu
Louth, Roman Catholic On the eve OF MS re-
turn to England, after long absence abroad, she
wrote TO him: 'mnA-nu mn raa ~ aAu hcsr and
for nc to write-1 must tell you the
.1 ... ,or wou,d mt dare to live living
trata, 'ol "oas - ;ahtaan ,nortbs 7 have met
lie. During inc 'as1 e'snAeen n.o" 1ar a,, c;r-
and lived with another man. "no' uiaet a.' 80
cunstauces, will never give up or cease to love
.:.1 w. whole hcart and soul For this man hare
VIII ~, ra nos;,;on society. dare hardly