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NK. WILLIAM Cullen BRYANT did not
O. tn the William Alumni dinner in Boz
ton. not caring to take 20 long . journey
at this Indictment season. "oid men are
like moles." he wrote. ''they love sun
shine and 70 nestle in warm corners"
DIR. PRIME, editor Of the New York
Observer, is now in Rome with his daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Stoddard and Miss Prime. He
is pleasantly occupied 10 revisiting the
monuments and galleries, and in meeting
the artists and literary men Of the city.
Miss ESTHER ALICE MERKLEHAM, JEFF.
ferson's great-granddsughter, holds .
$1,000 clerkship in the copying division
Of the interior department. She unites
the blood Of the Jefiersons and Ran
dolphs in her veins, is an occasional
writer for the papers, and the author of
popular little Sunday school book,
"Lost Pearls"
Mr.. GEORGE BANCROFT, the historian,
though in his 18TH year, 10 q tireless
worker. He is now in Washington gath.
ering materials for the forthcoming vol.
umes Of his history. In person he is
spare, with bushy white hair and long,
good weather he rides horseback for an
harr, attended BY a groom. -
I'm late Bishop Domenec, of Pitts
burg, should be reverently remembered
by Americana. During our civil war, in
1859, at the instance of the late Arch
bishop Hughes, he was sent by the Fed
eral Government to Madrid, whore he
was largely instrumental in preventing
the recognition of the Confederate States
as belligesent BY the Spanish Govern
ment.
MADAME CATHERINE MAaERKA, of
Vienna, who accompanied her husband,
one of the Austrian Commissioners to
the Centennial Exhibition, has published
since her return very entertaining ac-
count of her journey. She says she
much admires American women, for they
are handsome, but she does not approve
Of their customs and habits. They
dressed richly, those whom she saw, but
were too fond of snowy ornaments.
She was pleased with the hair dressing,
especially of young ladies, which was
more simple, natural aud becoming than
that of the Vienna ladies.