, 1877-12-30
PERSON AL.

Mr.. HAYES to get mad aud tear mis- scauRz.
PERSONAL.
Minister Welsh is making good impress
sion in England.
Prof. Huxley will visit the United States
again, but not to lecture.
The Marquis Of Lorne denies report that
he is going to the House Of Lords.
The Khedive Of Egypt never dreamed OF
giving an obcisk to New York.
Bismarck has put telephone in his study
at Tarzin, connecting it with the Foreign Office at
Berlin.
Paul Cassaenac says that Gen. Grant ap-
n1anded tbc disaster. Of France and t'soft sawder
ed" the Prus.ans.
The Philadelphia Times. considers itself
authorized TO say that Prof. Swing has IN annual
income Of $50, 900.
George P Lathrop is writing novel, the
sccne Of which is laid in New Hampshire, to be
published in the spring.
President Woo1seys son was married the
other day to daughter OF the late Stephen Salts
| bury, OF Brooklinc, Mass
| The Boston AdUertiser remarks: Men
| like Mccormick. who prosecute case to the eud
rather than submit to an injustice, do the public
SERVICE"
4 gentleman of Troy, n. T., has in his
possession the Roman History used by Cowpe1, the
| poet There are notes on the margin oy Cowper,
| written III English and Latin
! ssHumo Sum" is the title of q novel by
Or. George Ebers which deals with the time Of
Constantine. His ''Daughter OF an Egyptian
K,ng'' is one OF the most successful Of historical
! dctions.
| Csssius We1les, Of Hartford, owner OF
| Turner's celebrated painting 1.-The slave-ship,
has just bought at New York another work BY the
same artist called "A Visit to the Tower OF Lon
| dou.' The price is secret.
The high Court Of Appeals, which has
authorized the Rtualist, Mr. Tooth, TO pnt his
images back on tho altar Of his church. consisted
| of two Unitarians and reputcd inadel, while the
Btshop's counsel was Mr. Judah 2. Benjamin.
Dr.. Ho1mes' compliment to Whittiers later
| and more religious poems is much admired In Bos-
| ton:
| So feryid. 70 simple. 80 loving 30 nurc.
Ne hear but strain and or verdict u Is sure
It's Holy George Herbert cut loose from Ills church,
Gen. George Sheridan, the Louisiana ora
tor has agreed to deliver address in favor OF the
| Morton monumental testimonial IN fifty cities and
| towns OF Indiana, beginning at Indianapolis IN
January. He delivered with the senator twenty
two speeches during the lasl Frcs1dcnHal CHILL
| paisn.
Asympathizing friend writes to 11r. Hough-
.on .h,nt the atlantic dinner as follows: IL see
the papers arc very hard upon you for leaving out
the ladies and introducing VINE at the grand Whit"
tier banquet, but think you ore right. Iremem-
| ber in my younger days. at oanqoe' gwen III NY
native town. the case WAS reversed; the 'aoes were
/ introduced and wine left ont, and It was unlscf-
sally admitted that tno ao1es were 'asls LUG "ofe
Intoxicating, beside oelng 1nonsAnu7'olu oe'tei'
The Boston Herald remarks: Justin D.
r,,too.. o,t,,nmcpts in regard to the labor qucs-
40 ho,t eona; To those of m old fashioned
~...o,-.r;ndcd. short rt-sightcd. ignorant, and Vi
sa,. .-nao.rn,onis, Of thc English stylc Of forty
~c,rs aco Fulton saws the reason 20 many men
80 nrcmn1orcd ia because you have rot women
clerks behind your counters. women in your shops,
and your offices, and your factories. These women
are keeping the men out Of the'r Places no
gave men any more 1isa1 ~ "oiA Nn4n "o''eA
haEe:'
Dr. Edward Ecgleston tells the New York
n.,,,,a. what aort NJ an informal and novel
o.osn;zat,on the Endeayor Club is, that has grown
49, =, his conorecntion. Not the least of ite
-itcs il the fact that it is probably the hrs
soc,.,v an rccord that has established shooting
1.,,o-1 within the walls OF a church. DR.. EseIe.
eon 1,r.fe,s shooting gallery to billiard-r room.
Sh,ch at 1east one church in the country has had
~ aoc IN alont and answers the scrupcs OF
,ors fastidfous neople by the declaration that IL
r. won1d eayc souls to keep a grocery in conncc.
t;an with The chutch he would keep one,-a dr.
one.
Mr.. Redfield, in the Cincinnati Commercial
+a1a +ha following story about the late cx-Prcsi.
r.nt Johnson: .tstai. pettibone owned dog
which was a great fayoritc Of Johneon's. The very
+ 1av' before the ex-Presidcnt died he stroked TIT
animal unon the head, saying, Prince, yon and
a1c setting old; We arc not long for this world.
Th;s va. SUNDAY: Monday night he died, shor
d;.tancc from Grcenyille, aud Wednesday trair
broncht bjs remains homc Prince was at the de-
mt md the chr containing Johneon's remains rat
over The faithful dog crushing out his life. Gu
| r;ons1y enough the dogs name was Grant: but
t johnson had prejudice against that cognomeu,
| and a1wav. substituted Prince"
:,. o-+o, of +ba western unior
i1es'.e 80 c.. r-,nc;.co renorto
ieiessapn eoa.paus' wv H ..a ~ to1oo,onh
tnat ne "ns nn .a'o. ~ .t.n.;c and pacfac co,.ts
messages between .ue n,a 49, 49,. ,dr,it =
| Out mat tnG DIteeuk !4NAA%tGo EeNto Aos