The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-06
Ireaas o. INTEREST.


-"Commodore Rollingpinss (Mr- j.
II. sCsrter) recently delivered = lecture
Il 81. Louis, in aid Il the fund for the
rsiief q the family Of the late n J.
Dalton, mate Of the relief-boaf Cham
bers. A handsome sum Was realized
for praiseworthy object
-Osehasonlito Irodaiomf0rtsnelm
Larok Is the title OF little fortnighfly
Journal published In kolozsvar, Hun
gary, whose columns contain original
r.icles in French, German, English,
Italian. Spanish. Portuguese, Morse,
Swedish. and Magyar. Often the DO
ems are followed BY translstions into
several languages
Miss Blanche Willis Howard, the
suthor Of ssOne ~ummer," has become
4 permanent resident Of Stuttgart,
where she has taken the place IL the
ste Ferdinand Freiligrath. The poet, a
editor Of Hallberger's Illustrated Jour
sai, the foItnightiy eclectic, printed in
English. which has . large circulation
On the continent
Miss Fanny Barron Of New York,
Who has carried the maternal instinct
MO literature, and who has made for
tire out Of children's books, has taken
ID the platform, but SIZE lectures only to
shidrn. A correspondent says: She
i delightful little woman, vitha head
witch j. al brow. something like Mrs.
Browning. only far pTetrier.
Mr.. Arthur Sullivan and Mr. W S.
Gilbert are assuredly cOrEirg ID this
country in the autumn 10 attend % the
production Of their new comic opera.
An entire company is a. be formed in
L0ndon for the representation u the
piece. Mr.. Gilbert will arrange all the
details 0f stage management. and sfr
Sullivan viii conduct the orchestra =.
ine opening performance
The London World has an article
e IL series Of Celebrities At Home.-
il which il renders justice to Ralph
Naido Emerson a. Concord The
writer winds up thus: "No one xho
tas visited and conversed with the sage
Of Concord can wonder nj the love
Which his neighbors feel tor him, or the
reverence with which be is regarded by
the scholars Of England and America;
no one can leave his beautiful and hos
pitsble home without knowing that, for
once. II least. ne has been in the pres
ence Of great man"
Iii ! have any AMBITION wrote
Bsyard Taylor TO an acquaintance more
than ~ years ago. "it is not 10 make
uyseli notorious, but 70 live As rich and
ample life-to enjoy Is large a store
q experience-as this earth can furnish
The only things really value for their
own sake, among AL my writings, are
ny poems, and tney are perhaps Of li-rle
Ealoe TO others Great popularity in
book Is a. often sign Of mediocriiy -
q excellence, and thus IN authors sue
CESS may sometimes humilixre. rather
han exalt him. in bis own mind.r
The announcement of an Interest,"
ng magazine " lind = Il made BY Serb
krs Nonfhiy. being the letters u
Madame Bonaparte TO her fat her from
Europe, during those most romantic
lesrs when she Vas seeking recognition
~ herself and - Boz las she called
her son) from the hands Of his Euro
Pean relatives These letters lay in
iaroer room OF the old Paterson man
aon on Souti Street. Baltimore, from
.at death Of Madame Bonaparte-s fa'her,
II 40, until few Years ago. when the
no'ise vas pulled down They were
'aen sold TO junk dealer for trifing
.an' ana by him to paper dealer, who
ascognizIng their value, disposed OF
lem 70 The present owner. from whom
ny we're obtained by the editor OF
ss1seHer- The first installment appears