, 1877-12-02
PERSONAL.

Won Moltle PLAYS whist nearly every
evening, and also devote= an hour to music. He
has cultivated for soldier. anu is especially
fond Of the compositions Of Beethoven, Mcndels-
so1n and Schubert.
1t is certainly feather in Mr.. Gladstone's
cap that he should be the cause of producing en-
tire unauiuity in the Corporation OF Dublin for
the first time within the memory, Of man. The
freedom Of the city WAS granted him mem. con.
Lockwood j. Co., Of Boston, will publish
shout the Goth OF December Il small illustrated
volume bE Mr. Mary !. Livermore, containing
two Of her besl stories, one Of which Is temper
rnce prize eto'y that has been out Of print fo- a
numbe. Of years.
Richard Goodsell, of Creston. Ill.,. desires
dnE TRErSE 10 announce that he would like to
Be ,''spaned" with some ''lady.' The curious let
ter Of Mr: Goodsell On this subject ought to be-
,een In facsimile to be appreciated. 1t closc=
T'th the wise observation that. as he has had
'pretfr good luck in othe- 1nings, he hope5
ITO have pretty good lncs In women"
The Theatre Reform Association desires to
establish periodical assist in the fur,h-rance Of
Is designs. The chief promoter Of the scheme Is
IN Episcopal minister, ''whosc 1notives,'' says
the Philadelphia Times. ''scem to be good deal
better than his p1ans arc practical fo-, while mis-
sbjec il undoubtedly good one, 1t is apparent at
aglance thai his methods are visionary"
On railway line recently passenger
B:o2ped the conductor and asked, *'Wly does no,
The train run faster:' 1T goes fast enough to
tult ua. II you cont like the rate OF speed of
and walk was the rejoinder. 81 would, re-
Piled the passenger settling back IN his seat. 'but
my friends wouldn't come for me until the train
comes in, and don't want 10 be waiting around
the sts lion fox two or three hours
The following is related by Nevada news
paper to show Senate: Jones' influence in that
State: 4 boy in Suuday-sctool. after hearing the
Superintendent talk about Providence. asked an
other boy, ''Do you believe all tnat:'' ''Yes.''
*'Wha.! that God made all these mountains and
I'll this town. ''1es.'' '.And all these mines
On the Coms;ock:' Yea" s.Wel1, 1 guess
John P. Jones had something to say about 1hat:''
Richard Grant White objects to the phrase,
''coyercd into the Treasarv,'' and thinks it is
specimen OF newspaper English Eut it il merely
the li,era! language Of the United States sta1u!e=
Whether good English not, it is the appropriate
phrase for newspapers to Use when describing the
Let Of putting money in the Treasury by warrant.
The suppostion Of the Stw York Fosf, that the
money TINS returned is '*coveicd' BY the war
rant, seems to be rational.
The father Of Chief-Ju5tice Chase once
wacercd with two friends 1h2: his wife had u
svec.er temper than either OF theirs had. The
three men thereafter entered room where the
three wives we're making caps Each commanded
his wife to throw her work into the IRE. The
wives OF the friends refused indignantly to com-'
ply, but Mrs Chase's cap went into the fire in
stantly. 1t is Ea1G moreover, that she 1uanaged
her husband In all things when she had the mind
to.
There was q full attendance of students Of
The Medical College OF Ohio at lecture in the
amphtheatre Sunday night, when DR.. Thaddeas
Heamy explained the process Of pastuE1,ion with
living illustration. Tue child was born according
10 announcement. The Caste p7onuunces the
lecture shocking and Indecent, and there can be
question that IT was unnecessary, since the az
oience of 800 in the n1nph!theatte could have de-
nSed no p7actlc=l benefit from the Illustration
Bismarck was at Bad Gastein, Germany,
IN September. 4 beautiful young Honoverian
GIL OF noble family woo saw him there expressed
1eellncly the sentiments OF many residents Of
'ae eaal! principalitcs absorbed by the Empire.
Gar Court has gone. - she says dcspondenfiy.
our opera has gone, our commercial prosperity;
and what compensation is united Germany when
berlin and the King Of Prussia emperor OF
1eru1any she will not call him} alone GET the
benefit Of it."
Some medical students in Cincinnati col
!eSe, ditsecting female subject few days ago.
1onna what Is called doctors paraace corset
nseH' When tight iaciny has been practiced
ea1oueh several years, permanent dent or hollow
~ produced in the liver which may be seen very
pla!nS after the woman is dead and her liver dis
eeeteo out. This Kind .! liver occurs frequently
IN women that physicians hare given it tie name
" corset liver" In the subject mentioned the
HOLLOW in the liver WAS large enough for the wrist
VI crown man to be laid in it.
Ihe Boston -4dccrtser Of recent date
says: "Bayard Taylors course of twelve lectures
~ me Lowell Institute were completed on satur-
sas evening. crowded audience listening to the
al words of the eloquent scho!ar and critic. No
u'fcons.es on literary topics have ever called out
more enthusiastic audiences, night after nicht,
81 1he Eal Of the Institute, and any city might be
promo OF The interest evinced By the caEer throngs
aaat came together for instruction from one emf
aently qualified 10 !mpart it. The twel-e lectures
save tie chief outlines of German literature, from
:" - beginnings in the eighth century, when the
aaJ Of hildebzand w2s written, 10 tho death OF
Goethe In 1882,