National Republican., 1877-08-07
PERSONAL.
CnARLrs FRANeIs ApAMs pays M,4s6.es

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS pays $i,4s6.9s
taxes In Quincy |
Hon. J. T. L. FISpLEY, of Maryland, is
guest at the Metropolitan.
Hon. A. L. PRIDENoRE, Of Virginia, is
stopping at the Metropolitan.
SENATOR JONES Is summering with his fam.
ilv at Norwalk, Conn 1t good place to get over
tile imitation fever.
MISS ANNIE LOUISE CARY has contracted
for q 81 40 monumcnt TO be placed in the family
cemetery lot at Durham, Me.
PROFESSOR S. EMoNs Brown, of Rochester,
n v, Theological Seminary, died at Lowell, Mass.
a few days ago OF typhoid fever
SENATOR BLAINE and family, Eugene Hale
J,cnsurc excursion to Mount Desert and Mr.. lIales
house at Ellsworth.
Miss EMMA ABBOTT, Signor Brignoli, Nine
Carreno.ssnret, Signor FerIsnti, Herr Charles
FritsCh and Mr. Charles Pratt arc at the United
States hotel, Saratoga
NINE NILssoNs husband, NJ. A. Rouzaud,
writes 10 Messrs Hathaway 4 Pond, Of Boston. that
his wifes engagements are such that she cannot
visit America next SEASON.
The late Thomas J. Dunbar, Of Boston, loft
an estate worth million, and bequenthed sl5n0O
to twelve employees divided according 10 the time
they had been In his service.
LADY MARY SCOTT, youngcsN daughter of
| His Grace the Duke Uf Buccleuch, has been mar
| ried to Colonel the Hon. ". k Trcfi>is brother
| OF Lord Clinton, who was in this country year
| OF 50 ago
COUNT TOUGHER DE CAREIL, who ten years
ago bOaSted or being the only man personally deco
rated by Napoleon III, has just made a speech,
| says the London World In which he roundly abuses
| France for having once submitted to the EN-
| pireF
| MRS. ANAsTAsIA LANE, the widow of Ed
ward Lane, the Orientalist, receives from the
Misses DeFoo get sI75 and Miss Martha Chartrcs
Somerville, the dSnghter and biographcr Of May
sOmarvile. Is granted sb0.
JoHS W. YouNG, the Prophets son and
| ,haI 10 has anripIiah
clara Stcnhousc, one of the pretty widows Of his
brother Joseph. His first wife Lucy Garfield, he is
his third, Libby Canfcld cousin Of No. l, for love
Mr.. J, W. FROST, the new Indian agent to
the Crows, took with him an old friend, the Rev.
dians and baptized eighteen children and two
adults. The new agent desired that all persons
in legal form; aud on Sabbath morning five whit
men took to themselves dusky brides.
THE Ms. of Shelleys "Hellas" has just been
, Byron brought SO, aud one from Charles Dickens
developing his idea on the subject Of spccch-mak
ing beside graves, si3 good deal Of interest wa
excited by the production Of a lock Of Charles tn
r FirSts hair and portion OF his beard taken 1t wa
stated, when the cofin was opened by order Of tn
mltely sold for $3.50.
= DR.. J. W. PARKER, pastor Of the E-stree
Baptist church, has gone to the coast Of Massachu
s"tts IN spend the months OF August and Septem
her During his absence no public service will b
held on account of some extensive repairs an,
t alterations which will he made in the andenc
It rnom. A new organ will also he put up by Hoo
# Hastings, tho celebrated organ builders OF Bot
" ton. This church Il one Of the oldest and mos
furnishing Of the Baptist denomination in thi
clty and Is Often called the mother of churches
= no less than fpur, some of them In fourshin
y condition, having been founded by members fron
d tins church.
It A CURIOUS anecdote Is current now of Pau
?. line Lucca and the tenor Sonntheiler who In ls
4 | when she was neither known nor rich, lent her
" diamond of great value, which she wore when sh
| performed In "Semirnmide" but forgot to return
him. SOuntheler was then rich, and thought bu
u little OF the jewel. lie however afterwards aske
n formed by the dIrd that she had been robbed of
"a At length SOnniheer fell into such diffioultie
y that lac was obliged TO take legal proceeding
X against the FUR borrower, who. rs she could nC
prove the robbery alleged In her letters was cot
dsmnrd two or three weeks ago to pay heavy dau
ages 10 S0authellcr.
!. TIE London World tells this story from tn
- memoirs of LaferTiere "A young dhdche Of EN-
x bassy, who now occupies prominent position
II diplomacy, was invited by Count DemidOf Whe
a. taking coffee he inadvertently took piece Of ST
d gar with his fingers when a footman presented tn
n tray The Count, shocked by what he consdere
" want Of bisneaace, made sign TO the servant
throw The basin out Of the window, The attach
although he took the lesson an affront would III
y allow himself 10 appear Disconnected. He dram
l. his coffee slowly, and then, looking at the Coun
!, caTelessly dropped through the window the spOol
>. cup and saucer, saying: did not know that sue
8. WAS the custom here v"
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