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nummefable articles Of value presented.
The Pope announces three new Cardinals.
A delegation from Guadaloupc presented
number of bricks made Of solid silver,
similar Ia one previously given To the
church by citizens of San Francisco.
Mr.. GREENWOOD, editor of The Pal
Mall Gazette, it is said, is about to take
II responsible position on the London
Times. This may indicate a change in
TIE Iimes's attitude on the East
ern question, Mr. Greenwood's writings
in The Pal Mall Gazette having been
strongly anti Russian. The change in
The Times, so far as its tone toward Russia
goes, has already taken place.
FRED DOUGLASS is not to be removed
from the Office of marshal of the District
of Columbia for having been guilty Of the
indecorum of delivering humorous and
witty lecture in Baltimore on Washing
ton society. AS he is the first United
States marshal who ever did anything of
the kind, we'think he might be forgiven,
though, AS Il caution to other officials, it
might have been proper t" make an ex
ample of him.
j The Rev. II 'bert Collyer was invited by
the President Of the Boston Young Mems
Christian Union to address the annual
public meeting of that association. This
is the answer Mr.. C,llyer sent: "Desr
Baldwin: Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes
fes-yes--yes-ycs-yes-yes. Robert
Collyer." He made warm. hearted and
lively speech, and DR.. Phillips Brooks
and DIR. Bellows also gave pleasant and
pertinent addresses.
Mrs. MARY LIvERMoRE speaking:
"1n Iowa saw law sign, Foster 4 Fos-
ter 1t meant Mr.. and Mrs. Foster.
They attended the same law school; be-
came attached, became partners for life.
The man looked up the cases; the woman
pleaded them before the court and Jury.
In certain difficult case where a woman
was concerned he doubted his ability to
do it justice and carried it to his wife,
and she proved it to be u case of in.
sanity"
WHEN A. Bronson Alcott was a boy,
he was SO poor, being the son of u Con-
nccticut farmer, that he had to exert him.
self to gain an ordinary living. Having
been intrusted by local trader with q
box Of merchandise, he sailed for Norfolk,
Va, to dispose of his wares, the South
being then a favorite market for timer
ant New Englanders. But he discovered
that he had no genius for trade, and gave
up peddling combs and took to pcddiipg
philosophy.
IT is said that Charles G. Leland, bet
ter known as Hans Breitmann, has de-
tcrmined to make England his home; and
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though he is but SO and has devoted his
best years to literature, 'he has acquired
pecuniary independence" But it is To
p remembered that he had rich father,
Pho acquired 8 fortune by keeping =
grocery store in Philadelphia. or he might
not have found the acquisition Of pecu-
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