National Republican., 1877-08-23
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Al the soldiers reunion al 0s~-gu, August rs.
srrA ron PATTERSON. Of South rarolins has
isiained amer tes iays shsence In Newport.
Ghs 'IRASr Is likely 10 realize his wish to
nsst The her, " fro- Italy having advised Carl.
hald, ~ his intention W visit him during the
rutnmn.
GLADsToSE Is Q skiiiful woodchopper, and
sometimes when he ~ish-, u chup Into tho favor
stu thsm
Ma ARTHUR Ar CIAw, tho grandson Of
the evolutionary General Arthur ". tfair. and the
last of his family has Just died at penn Square
''ennsvivan'a s' the ngc Of eighty.
VI.ToR Huso is not only . statesman and a
r-'i hut prpificni nphoiseret II Is even hinted
that during the Siege 81 Paris he wa, willing 10
hang out the b.nnrrs on the outward walli''
MIss NErLIE TrSsLEv, daughter Of the editor
~ the Lyons RrTrl'strrn, h achieving quite repn.
tered hei tsens aud has evidently brilliant career
b-fi,rc hcr
TuE will OF the late Chauncey Rose, Of
Terre Hsuis Ind, leave tho bulk ~ his property
tl,te OF thni ony siHO0 To the yign County
Orphans uome and s7boD for q fres medical dis
rsnssry.
Two TRAMps who have been passing the
heated term NJ Old Orchard Beach. Me. EnIghi the
Other day ov-r the tmrntAnt question as to whirh
| city New Orleans or BHsp'n. furnished the best
sq,lane meal The Rortnn man carved the other
ap, and tho Hut s sill ahead.
Mss Ina 1. wHITK, tho daughter Of the
L.rd Maym II london. was married the other day
al " ranis cathedral with an enormous nmouni
T. .""ns .s %s T%%rf s%% w s,snssS ny by
large that " hal I" Ne cut with a silver sword
Sp-cisi,y manufactured Tor the purpose.
NINE ApEiIsA PATTI has paid NJ. Escudier,
manager of The Italian theatre In Paris 100 onnL
a. forfeit for the breach NJ engagement. She has
also leiegaphed 10 N. Strrtnsrh NJ New Y rk IN
say thsi she accepted hts proposals. for the United
siaes--namely. io0of Ior each psrformanoe and
s,,sa.
NOR: S:Pss sn 5 s. ns Ss" RsI%i"1'' .ns ..
ASpREo. the chronicler Of the Jockey. tells q
stnry of Gounnd and q! the mystic love with which
he hs~tn.plred dozen Of The highest ladies IN
Paris. G0tinod. WHEN on q visit lately to certain
Countess. let bnnon all on tho carpet-e button.
pro-alc trouser button. The Countess picked m
nj S1n IN .nS *. sSa sssn In n.s q
he made by the most skilfui jeweler Of the Rue de
Ia Pals, and she nov constantly carries II round her
neck. The other day this lady In her turn was nay
ing visit her medallion round her neck as usual
with the mcisiiion YES. snswcrsS he countc.s
Of what il inrin-es Look " Rbe Opened the
ln"tet anil Nine Gounod saw to her astnnishmcni
ir"nseT button. II belonged tn NJ. G,unod. my
dear" said The infatuated Countess.
MISS KATE FIELDS personal appearance was
referred tn mi long ago with very scsnt courtesy
In iefer to an Amrican tournal. Talking Of IN 4
isc, 70 Mara9et s,s Ln,dnG coTrc'Gondeli q The
she bad any retaliation b,tled m thai she "con'd
not he tempted 10 discriee Journalism by venting
pcrsonsi malice For myself" she added. 81
hsve tho heNrtrst sond will ~ all members of the
guild, male and fcmnle; but ~ one must draw the
line Snmewhcrr. draw u at -. neversaw him,
and rather donht nom h. descriptlnn u he ever
saw me. hut would Ike some NJ my friends In the
wesi to know that really nm nni reduced /, .
spinal column, and avn IN qniie ~ good condition
season" Miss Field is writing a one-act piece FOR
N,ss Madzs Robertson
rssMlrp HowEs saw the Prince Of Wales At
. garden party, and Describes him Is . very good.
hhis eve. Ths P,,,ccss Louise, a pretty well we'll
9 ,rs minutes then nose and giving his arm 10 'he
they knew The rrinnr shook hands with scvcnl
laie> he passed lism And they all cDmrtesied as
he hook ihsii hands ] was standing Guile near
chit, fun year old, suddenly broke away, ard
rAn ~ rirh some iaisies. On tar wsv bark, a. u
suddenly realizing heI prnSim'iv IL her royal ilcge
she fol- fiat IN her hre ,t'rccilS IN front of him
oot Gni irr, away ~ u nst,oa a salsam. The
Prince gave hli'c start as " IL run forward and
pick hnr up hut Mr. - VII" was with us.
WA tho msrsst ,ccideni. hut 9nits Interesting
--rncd 50 amused sud plcased with the iiuie
thug
JOSEPH sHERIpAN lie FAsu, the novelist,
aud consul ~ tho Governor General OF Canada,
WA desreudrd from a noble HugIcnOt family
~hGs , E MI " ~ sncs Ssms estates nGn the rsvoca,ion
rocious youth. a six years of age being accom-.
pii~hrd ti thr making of sketches with exp,ana.
tory rmart. written underneath. One pf these,
rresavcd long afterwards by his mother repre-
senis . hsllnah IN mid.ar, and two ,erons,ii who
had occnriei It, faTling headlong IN the earth the
disaster b~ing explained ny these words ac~ the
evr'e u irving to 20 n heaven" One of his
rrularitirs In later Flo was strnng tasio e., III,
snrernstniaL lie was ofien encountered In Duh
In honkshops porpg aver snn- rare black letter
os,rology nr dcmin,Ilogy One honk setter relates
how he usa.l o. rom~ In and ASK with his pecni,nry
pleasant voice and smile 'anv nntc ghost sinre,
hr me Mr. -Y' aud how. an q neSh Nne i.cinp
handed 10 hun, he would SpIIim loave the sbor
uu,i ne had read II frosr covei 10 cover.