New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

ter have been filed with material brought In from
the country by steam-cars and are now coVereu
with elegant and expensive dwellings. An aren't
tect the other day told me that more than 100
houses, costing an average not less than Tzuuou
EACH would he finished or well begun on the BACK
Bay this year. and that he had knOwle'ge OF
Twenty-Five or thirty more to be built as early rs
possible next Spring. AT one time the stare heid
large amount Of property down IN that neighDor-
hood. and IL still owns lots from when ~ VIII prop-
ably realize more than a million of dollars Inc az
Rregate of its sales within the past month is some
thing over $1,000 600.
era occasions undertook to make capital for himself
hy alus,yns To essay which he SAID the Kew I'd
ward Everett Hale had published IN me A,tdnuc-
alleging IN substance that It took ground IN favor
of restricting the ,It OF privilege OF snHragr, thai
II voiced the purposes or desires OF educated anu
arsfocratic Boston, and that II clearly toTeshad-
owed what would happen TO the masses unless they
rose in their might and made him Governor. just
what essay he was thus shaking as red rag before
his auditors, the reporters never found out. but
those who knew Mr. Hale quite certain that
II was not of his writing. Now II IS stated hat the
article was IN he dUGR'ic tor February last en-
titled " Limited Sovereignty IN the United States;
and though The authorship Is not avowed. YOU NAV
take my word th3tit was written by Henry CABOT
Lodge. q gentleman not unknown to the world 0i
letter.. aud abuudautlN able 10 hold us own WIN
any critic. Hereafter hc Is II lend hand at law
max ng and practical politics, having just bceh
elect ID from Nahant to the lower branch of tie
Legislature, where some Buieute will probably
give him an Oup0Tiunity 10 defend ms Opinions,
which do not seem 20 me 50 very threatening 10 our
liberties.
Fir. and last there has been much discussion in
private and In The newspapers rs 10 thc authorship
OF certain other articles IN Ihe atlantic within the
past year aud n hai-l mean thc series hen began
with that notable paper on Certain Dangerous
Tendencies IN American Lie" a. Il includes the
ouaintly-titled essay on " Sincere Demasoey ~
Toe number for the present month. Take my word
anain tba the writer of these paiers, and OF others
to come next year. is the Rev. j. H. HARRISON hr
is gentleman somewhere about MY years oi 3te
formerly Il resilient of Nncand. y. j., ior the last
few wears living at Franklin Falls. y. IL. He Is
now in full fellowship with The trItarinn Gcuonl-
nation though understand hc -ah his minlste-
rial ilfe Methodist. BY fun her undeIsian 4lng
that hc does present hold regular pas or
at, bon come acrOs; ms name occasionally III
connection with sunday services.
ihe deferred t0aNc dinner 20 Dr. Oliver en-
dcll ii0rc, ou his seventeen birthday IS never L"
Ice eaten. Somebody ha- had q very happy thought
auuii! tne matter. The AutOcrat. Professor and
Poet Be- 90 revisit the of his early trumphs and
Teuown. In other words. BE has agreed to meet
some ot his friends at the breakfast Table on a
morning now about three weeks distant. 1t Is no
part Of NV business To tell who the ladies and
gentlemen ar, that Will join in this famous break
fast