, 1877-07-05

b.ahopric. It il thoaRht that many Others would
BE- preferred to Bishop Lynch for tho ofce. mss.
much a. he, although highly respected Is not
thought 10 bayc good faculty for financial man
hgemcnt.
Lsdy Thornton and her daughters were
presented At tho Queens iast drau!nR-room. Hn
doubtful whether Str Edward Thornton will re'
turn 10 Washington m Minister Or not. he u cn-
titled to promotion, md may bo sent 10 European
Court
Mira. Annie Edwards, tho wel1-known
Engllsh writer. has Just compteteds novel. said TO
possess extraordinary interest, entitcfS Dino-
Blocking" English ctiica who have seen advance
thecA beltcvc tho work will sdvhnco The fame Of
he wr1tek not little.
The second daughter Of Oakley Hail, Miss
Maria Theresa, WAS married In New York Thurs
Gay to William Dtgelow Cfotby, young lawyer,
nephew Of De. Howard Crosby. The wedding was
private Tho bride has some literary sttainmsnts.
having written q novel entitled ''Bweet Balls
tangled"
Con. Franz si9el, stthough be sympa-
thlxcs strongly With the Turks agalnst tho 1lus-
ai1as, has no hopes Of the ultimate success Of hls
favorltca. lie believes that tbs three Emperor
''the three modern CGsarst" he eatfs shen,-aso
agreed among themselves, and will repeat tho pr
sl.lon Of Poland in tho case Of European Turkey.
Louis Lablache, the once-famous bass
singer, IN celebrated in Biographical sketch II
late number Of Dtiarafa. 11c was gifted Ut d.
turc, accomplished by aft, and popular without
measure or drawback. Ills shoe was ~ big ~
ehds boas, ard bis gloves would haro covered a
largo doll; yet he 10 perfectly artistic In droEo
and bearing that tho spectator wAs never shocked
by hts abnormal size.
The King Of Davaria ono day met a soldier
With wooden 1cR, and asked him when ha lost II.
"1n tho Of 1886" replied the warrior Erutay.
"Don't you know met" asked tho King, somewhat
piqucd 1t tho soldiers manner. "No; how ahould
L." was the reply; ''you dont 10 to the wars, and
don't 60 to the opera." Ills Majesty, u Jou
know, ID NaEner's principal royal patron.
Tho young editor Of the New York Tribune
has discharged 'proof.reades for passing tho
phraae s'ChnFes Lambs grandsont Mr. Charles
Limb Kennedy" which should have read ''Chaf1cf
| Lambs Rodson, Er. Charles Lamb Kennedy II
iap safo assertion. however. that the unfortunate
proof-reades never received anr compensation fos
the uumborlcss etrors Of the young editor and hh
associates that wete corrected in proof.
Tho New York Tri3tts,e attompta to soIvs
/ iltcrnry myatery BY remarkIng: "There IL
dread report going aboat to tho et7ecs that saxo
| Holm wears the reform garments" ~ the worap
living Who Gun preserve her fncognlto when such
calnmnY ~ this Il circulated against hcsf Tricks
somettnes avail 70 disclose anthoFshir sueecs'fn1
eenSeaieo nnoet al otno, 4aaaet ot pso'oGa1son. -
syov hirosejf ths author Of ..Ten Thousspd 4
| Yoar" by femafkIng in confidence and With sppa-
ront solemnity: II uu, tho ruthof Of that book"
bayafu Iay!of ones nao consesaauou
With Fitz Green's ilatleek, in Tho course Of which
the inter defined poetry The opposite Of rcssou
A. m hipstsatlon' no qnntea from MoedsToFtns
"song u tho Feast OF bfonsham csAtle":
A. n1mos* s,f *h,sa Insn9 o9 r. 2n Har,f ha reH IN.
..gaesi t6e scetr:s sxeisimed taa taace.
IL t. Y ~ q nsass as si.t ot Ffaaoe"
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An indecent postal-card, which ta reprinted
hero 10 a warning to offenders, bsa caused tho
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