, 1877-05-04
PERSONAL.

States, said that ihero wns not left uueoo In Inc
whotn country. Of land which 4 poor man could
form Into . farm, enough to make one a.c,,.s
county In Wisconsin.
James Freeman Clarke. referring to T1ny7ict
Martlncaa's belief in annh1ation, says wtttlly IA
tho last number OF tho North american Rtrits.
I've cannot but think wl,at a disappointment II
must bo 10 Harriet Mnrt!ncau to and hcracf all,s
again in The other world"
Judge Cooley, Of Michigan, Is to deliver
eourso Of lectures constitutional law before thu
students OF tho Johns Hopkins University at Da,.i.
moro. These lectures yhcn placed In permanent
form will be valuable contribution to Literature,
for therc ID hardly higher authc rlty on lho aubets
in the country.
The beautiful lines in Tonnyson's "Maud,"
beginning
5is A''s5 I'm III ss!ss s. sa1 q L; H;'H; 2a, lo,s
Hound mu once again.
wcro published In separate form by tho poet eons
qnastcr OF century befosc the appearance Of The
fsll poem.
]. ". Patterson, formerly United stntes
Senator from New Hampshire, and prominently
accused In connection with tho Credit. Mobcr IN,
vcatfgnton, has been rcoicctcd to tho L1wer House
Of tho New Hampshire LcGisuiure, and Ia candl.
date for Speaker. Truth crushed 10 Garth, 1t ID
wc1l known, will rise ngat1l, and So It seclns, will
the other thing. occaa!onally.
The South African Exhibition Mt Cnps
Town, which WAS opened on tho 9th Of april hy
Bsr 1iarttc Frcfc, has been pronounced a complcta
success. Tho United vtatca and England an
scarcely represented, but 1t IL pleasure 10 hea,
that Sit arttc enjoys tho trnts Of ls labors not.
wlthstanding, he has ,dnne thus far In all h[s
efforts In behalf Of tho people Of Africa.
Mrs. N. D. Potter anl hcr daughter testi.
~ In publasict card to tho honorable dealings u
5r. Surat lIals:cad With them in tho settlements Of
tho affairs Of tho Cincinnati Commercial. Thu
Ea4utrfr had assorted TINT Mr. 1ialscad dcfrauded
the widow and her daughter, charge which no.
body believed, and which ono OF Mr.. 1Ialttcad's
character need hardly hayo takcn tho trouble 10
nnswcr.
Tho lato Rowland II. Afaoy, Of New York
loft rropoEty estimated 10 bo worth $500, coo. TIL
only Aon ID cut OF With allowance Of g. OO0 pet
nnnln, owing To bad habits and a passion ter
strong drink. The young man is 20 years OF age, =
aud has mover contributed anything 10 his ow1
support. Tho father directs that, II hc conteita
tho will. eYea tho 81, 600 per annum be- withheld
from him.
The Worcester Gazetto says that the Boston
young 1nan In society, who formerly cousecrateda
portion OF his Income for wedding presents Is non
forced to sct aside another portion for tho Old
South fnnd. profano and roboltoua spirit doth
nightly prevail among the unrcgcncrata youth Of
that goally town, and ther 'wonld fatn see Tho 0a
South turned into dr.. goods store, or billiard.
ball. or devoted to some othnr useful purpose.
Wong Ching Foo, ths Buddhist missionary
now In Nov York, Ia surprised to ind Intelligent
persons sstll holding tho doctrine OF heathcn dam,
nation. There IL hopo for him yot, however, !naa.
much as tho samo persons who hold this belief now
wcro fow Ycafs years ago cxponntess OF infant.
sf3 .nk11a 1,kat,t. Il t.. -.
tng saved our own children, We fcoi u II NO could
extend some sympathy to our heathen friends.
Editors who unwil1ingly subscribed 10 thu
opinion that the Emma Mtne Company was fraud
and Park tho head swinllcr Of tho Organization
aesm to DO now not 10 cortaln about It. lii u
pressing that 1tbcl.sult against tho Now Yots
Tribune hotly. and las the verdict OF trolyo hon.
cat mon to back him up. ''1t 10 possible" n.
marks oao wflics pcnitensly, "t1,at we havs al
been In error In speaking Of these transactions 70
frocly."
Tho Graphic has been printing pictures
OF aftoen leading t'humortsts" connected with
American newspapers. A nice looking set ol meu
they are, too,-and old enough to know better.
Ono singular fact In connection With their private
hIatorics II worth noticing: many of them su
photographers. snd 1t IL supposed that their psae'
tlco IN analysing the sounds OF words t4as aided
them to bccoEuo tho accomplished punstcss that
thty now ass,
A New York writer, improving upon SONS
Of hls predecessors, aaYs that Mis- Kate Cla1.on
waa Ia tho luehmoud Theatre when u burned ID
1911. ehc may hare been there In spirit. ~ ahs
doubtless was at the burning OF London and tho
hfEng Of the Ephcslan dome, somewhat rofltcft
bnt, gallant defenders Of woman's rights In re-
spcct to hes ago. W. deay that sho was bodily prcs'
ent At Richmond in ISL. She confessca on'y~
thirty aumtneFx