New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-08

. announcement inquiries II Paris Is to be asked 70
s,oeft BY the engagement
The Presidents reception in Louisville, n.y.,
49, said will throw into the shade anything OF tue Anu
or attempted in that city There viii be reception az
- Cali House Tor which ? 900 invitations VIII ne SsuV'
~ durnc his stay the city viii be decorated anu III"
suated at night ooo -,
Nv Moody preached TO about 10000 people
. axe Pleasant Mass. Thursday. He appears 10 ne III
',ceut health although he is suffering frequently at
,,sent from headaches. He quite as stout as ever
jo.e in specton shows few scattering gray hairs IN
- hrsd Ills plan for the Winter IS to spread Ms NJ
sger the New England STATES Mr. nit5S anu NJ
e. KEY perhaps, helping HIM 10 cover the ne'"'
The late Ben DE Bar was noted for his KIND
- oor and unfortunate actors. lie once announced
=, I,uis tnat he had engaged an entirely new CON-
~ con,prsng some Of the best talent to be found ont
a. sn rose upon Of the worst sets OF actors tnat
hal been seen npon Nj AZ, c, ,gb,t nos,ssed
-, ~, bire ppople lac thcSc2" We'll. sir Would y gu
e. t6cm starvei They had 20 get work somewhere
Senator Morton is said TO be an irritable pa
times This Incident is related OF his PR SEM Ill
rc. Can Bliss" Mr. Morton exclaimed. rs he wINed
d., . restless sleep one night. An attendant leaves the
IN, n, obey the order "Dd YOU call him T. Yes,
a." Half minute more e!apSeS " Has the d"c,or
lac ?" ho asks again, very eagerly. N9t %. 80 80.
sWn will Won have the kindness 20 him there Us
no occasion Tor him to appear here dressed Tor party
Col. Thomas A. Scott President of the Penn
slynin Railroad, is de>crib, ID by an interviewer as
4. o-ooking old man, With mia eye rosy li'Sh con"
tl.xion white hair, with by no means formidable look
IN ynlskors He was DIRE 'sed neatly; q collar from
which the stiffness had vanished many hours; an alpaca
eost white waiscoat and darkish pantaloons' win
rgeat dearth OF icwclry completed HIS costume hu'
above all was the utcllc rt. kindly eye which seemed
l. anticnate the QuesjiOner, and thus hasten on 'e
piain attire and uuO<t rtltous appear tnce "i MI
o.t was a marked contrast 10 the spar KING J.
q, i anc-.ut clothes OF bob Ammon the boss sI-iAc
" ,pu interviewed just week ago ia ilttsbo's J"
OF the funeral of Mrs. tIigginsOn, at New
port The Providence journal gives this account; III
a., parlors were assembled large number Of irend'
but there was that terrible gloom which usually ac-
companies funeral services private residence IhrIe
Wa no darSness no display Of Grape. no hysFfa! Sohs'
n GORGEOUS display flowers invited chorS no hr"d
oryan no magnfcenty o1u4mcnird coffin, coVerei WIN
costly rosebus-theTe none Of these; nut thre "s
to- ordinary light Of day; the real sorrowns ifcuoN
wore their everyday attire their grief was expressed by
ouct and afrctonae thought Of w. spirit mat haI ned
from tho bOdy lviug thCI; behind the CONN was IL s
but simple bunch 81 Autumn flowers; ow Lazy iiei.s
Egug "a couple Of heautifu hymns to IN" accom-
of hc home piano. AND tine collin was costly, u l7 u
bu- plain IL Was clearly effective protest hsalh't
ftl cxrraVacance ever was seen IN thls clif ih'
flu.sll services ver- simple iit is'N. |alh''
Freeman Clarke, ~ Gostou, conducted them