, 1877-05-25

f'ed 1ameH H. Ward, the comedian. rh,.
va unhappy. AftoF slno they senars,.s 1n'oa
M,ss MontaRne became prominent in cnn,.s.," a"1
"ta SH!'iftasufer Hamilton, Of Jer,ev r,,p
naoee deleas'on and Night were s.tetbutrd ~ Z,
feauons With her. She bceau,e srconetts,n ns y
sames a. "Afa, and IN tho following year H..
.os oan srane'seo' whcre she Oiled her h.,
fork Hospital a hopeless consumptlYe. ''"
Edwards Picrrepont IL in tronh1o ...,-
1oF Two ofenses, first, for having prt,en,.s sa.n a
son 81 eoust tho young man being at an ~ nv
hnsssh BOYS arc usua1y kept nader carn ~ sn .hs,
sasofs; And' seeondlJ, for pctlttournp ths s. EEL
nsnfefs head Of Tho ao.eallc rlotscp NJ Ear r
ziaho iot permission to Tho family ero,, 'n. II.
a. ~ es.s.ass: 10 shoald not hare been 20 mr.
IN tho other; but perhaps both chsrrcs n..a aa'nker
ample confirmation. Nso mora
The most amusing descriptjon of tho o.u
sack that has yot seon tho light rsnr,..o,. ~ ePs
wearing an Astfakan cap, wide trouscra .,me., ~
Into bis boots,-"ths whoto covered bv IL.
oretcoat huttonng In tho back and hsring ,s.e "
long laps reaching 10 the seet' Thu drtss raa,,
he decidedly tho most formidable nan ~ taa ~
eqnlpmtnt fora Cossack herncttcaff seatcs H. ~
an oreteost that buttoncd behnd could h.,atx ~
het great damage upon his advertarea III, n.
10y that tho description referred to anps.,s n,,s
IN shs c2t'espondence Of tbs Nav York Htrotd'
j. Proctor Knott 1as boen e.n1;,,.,.
charged With steailns speech By Col. P, non.c
o. nowpoFt, ky. Tho speech referred 10 VA A."
lfsertd IN conVeeAa some two years bcfors ~. w.
On Duluth. Donan claims that II was de1tcrsa wv h
hlm aaa printed In tho Lexington Mol cdueo.tn,
some eight Or nine months earlier. Ilo has s,,s"
tseaaeat'F denounced Knott as 80 brain pl,atn !,
- tnles'n2 hummer, fhttentng On Other man.
wtfs sad other monsters loo od,ous I'm ,n.a.a
Thotc y \ loud call In Kentucky, where .fe.i,n..
speech II an unusual oHensc, for Mr. Knn,t ~ -
plain, S'' e3'
"hgnofs music ia not appreciated In Lon.
aon. During tho second concert In tho 1,oyal a.
ben Hail hc sat In Tho second row Of thu eho,n.
and tho Ns.rs says: ''IIo had there an errc,isn..
opportunity OF watching tho notso1s.s and 1raan.,
depsFtaro Of tho audience from tho smphIthc,1,.
ana aroma sals while she best portions Of tbc ,,.
falous lore and springttmo music Of trha v,1hx.t
music was betng performed. So vast an lncanasitx
70 appreciate hs music Was probably neycr rertaE
ca 70 the composer before" Tho Ntees, II ahon,d
% understood, admlsca Wagner, and IL pse,udtces
II at I'll. in bis faros. F'~'A"'@sa'
The Prince Of Walea did preside at III.
dinner Of tho Licensed Vicsuaiers.. Asy'um IN nv,
don. Notwithstanding tho strong efforts that VA.
mado to keep him away. Abovo 200 pctttton.
wcFa sent to him from ali parts Of The Ktoodnra
oosein9 him on no account to tnks Tho chair NJ
1~'t''Af AA0 upJcGs Q5 Inc AEflum. IL
should be understood, II To provide a hons n.
aeea and destitute safooa-keepcra, "a class almost
unknown IN this country. Tho Pall Hall 0a;titt
saya TINT tho incident curtously It1natrntcs utho
strength and unrcasonabcncss Of tho total ab.tI,
hence movement In Eng1and.'t
Gladseones latc speech on tho Eastern
aueation seems to hare hcen ono Of Tho mo,t "a.
mafkao'e cf1osts OF his lifo. After w,angtc when
took ail Tho enthusiasm ont of Tho llousc, and
wh'Io tho members wero streaming out to dinner.
Mf. olatstone-who IL now tl8 yoars Of ngo-rpsanr
10 hls feet. and. tho Spectator saYs, Hdettye,rd
noble speech. lasting two honrs and hair. fuil
Of a1gamontafro point, Of bitter Irony OF historic.
Al aota''. Of keen invcctlve. and Of grand decla.
nation II was tho greatest triumph Of l,tcnsc.,t.
bio moral and physical Vitality oyer depressing con,
dttiona which was pcshaps, cyos won in tho Inns.
OF con7'nous."
A duel with svorila recor+1., .o,,, x,
near rart. on acronnt ~ :, ,n.a, .ooa l"hco
rsancaia t1urinv IN. ,.s.s..n.."., ~ 'ho tnea1'd
pacIcr." f,nn t.,t..,.ma. '.osasson ~. @ ol 'ean
ie,cnndrd tIkc M,r.ts, rs.,s on a1'"y lieutenant