New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

.o-sor who should suffer under Mr.. Maurice Kings
~ f-ooiions in regard to Canon kingSleys devotion
N io5icals he was connected with. For 1t is the
" p ,rson who asserts in frdSeT'S MaodrHe that
SIM roslev had none OF the feeling which has made
Ca MI nv a periodical for the sake of Aud Lang
othfS non offered far higher pay elsewhere an! Mr.
~ ais: carry my pigs 10 me oest marhe'' WIS
tS.s'SoVnrIght remark to the "fi'eH
,ooin comes up that story OF WebSters IN
,e,r 70 Harriet Martineau-a story which is char
".,c enough TO be repeated occasionally Inc great
as ushered up the large rooms to where the author
u~,,t,c,L ECONOMY literature stood expectant muir
OF 70 n,,sb nrevailed. All eyes were fixed upon the
III I'm went Harriet's eartrumpet Down stopped
%" ,sssive head A silence prevailed VERY fine
VIC Miss Martineau" said Mr.. webster, slowly,
eTeIv IN his sonOrous voice. very, returned the
ttSsr taking down nor trumpet
The Hon. L. Q. c. Lamar and the Hon. j.
don are mentioned possible orators at the cere-
- ., LAYING the cornerstone of the proposed Con-
No. monument at Chattanooga The three base
To-. ~ the monument are to be Of Tennessee lime
S. the die" or square block on which are 10 be cut
-. ,rorIs Tho Confederate Dead Is to be OF Stone
tsip granite and the shaft OF Tennessee white mar
- noor,ia granite The " die" on which is the let
be or ~ IN he one solid block the sides being six feet
ti,ns about feet hgh between the mulduG on
" sset high including holdings his DlOcA VIII "esA
~ tons or - 900 pounds
NJ II is solemnly stated that it was not
,,,ris sherman who declined at j Washington ball
.Ionce with Arthur OF England II was Miss Helen
arboso father was then Secretary OF the Interior
- when invited to dance a round dance by Prince
,r said her mother objected 70 those dances. Prince
,bur consulted his card and found the only square
80 tor which he was dscngaged would not come of
- o'clock in the morning, and Miss Cox told him
,rst return home before that hour The lOcket sent
- prince Arthur to Miss sherman was sent as an ac-
rrledcnent Of Gen. Shermans politeness in present
k.e Prlnre with very handsome rife which II. X. H.
I'd
Arthur.
Mr.. James Merry, prominent Scotch iron
master horsC-racer, aud Member Of Parliament, VINO
LATELY died was apparently, spite OF his blood and
ts;png more Cavinistic in heart than III head Once
nn,n A time happening to meet Mr.. James Baird, his
,ope,t in politics and rival iron shortly after the
liter had gwen his celebrated halfmOn TO the Church
fsrotand he tainted him with it, and limited that the
ooronts whose praises in all the pulpts OF the
scotch Establishment, knew nothing about its theology.
Rsird challenged him proof and Merry bet sovereign
mathis friend could repeat the Lords Prayer from
beginning 10 end Baird, who not without stratum
OF Fun in BIS composition quickly repeated the psalm
beginning The Lord Is ny shepherd wHei cupOh
Merry, iuorlut aud discounted produced sovereign
vita We'll. l could not have believed IT,
Mrs HavesS wardrobe is the subject of a
,1e,al loaded telegram from Cincinnati to The Chie0go
In,ey-Oceaa M. jenkins reyerenty and pictuesquely
sys: BY good fortune your correspondent obtained
description Of the decided upon by Mrs Hayes
s'NA'A0.A'
sugur dress will be OF elegant black silk, cut pincesse
IN style and Will be high in the throat with long sleeves,
and of course full train. Ii will be trimmed with black
velvet blue san and Nalenceuues lace, and, although
rcn and elegant is pronounced very plain. The cost
will be- $500 Tho evening or reception dress Will be or
Quaker gray. with cOrsage waist, square neck denl-
sleeves aud train fl viii be- trimmed with NalGn-
C-uues lac. fringe and flowers and Will cost $500 The
morning dress will be OF blue cashmere, handsomely
TINA td with SILK OF the same shade, win lflISc 10
match, with demftrain and princess polonilSe
Lady Smith, the widow of the founder of
tie Lunrau society who died the other day at The age
Of IOl bad unusual vital energy 10 the last Her teeth
were almost perfect her eyesgt did not fail her TIL she
hid lived century and then only failed far that she
was unable TO read. being still able she SAID TO see
the landscape and Der hearing at worst only little
"lari" what Is much more wonderful she retained
her memory up to the very last, correcting friend
within a week Of her death to the authorship OF a
hyun Lady smith, Ike most persons who have sur
yyed their contemporaries was woman OF exceptional
mental vvacty took keen interest IN science declared
that she for inquiry" whatever It's Theological
results and manifested the last keen interest III
uubHc affairs she appears also 10 have been generally
loved for the gracOusness OF her character ana was
mentioned dis OF the most charming o. women Dy me
historian Roscoe After she 100 she was troubled
with optical Illusions faces crOwdinE around he Oui sue
had nerve enough 20 he slightly amused WIN lelh "n
n .c..rd n very extraordinary fact tdat IN the multi
tues OF faces she not one was familiar to her.
MONTREAL, Feb. 2G.-GeOrge Hague, formerly
Of the Bank Toronto has been appointed 10 the mai
sgershIp Of TIE Merchants Bauh
CHICAGO. Feb. 2G.-Ex-Chief Justice Igleslas
Of Mexico aud arrived here last night They leave
for CARA Fails ana NcW-l OH to-mOrrON.
HARRISBURG, Penn, Feb. 26.-The Hon.
James p stcrrctt Of Allegheny County succeeds the ate
judge WiliI.u.s as Justice OF tne supreme Court.