New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-24

A. rink in Washington. Justice Strong and his wife
w, c daughters are also seen there lrSn.fry, M"luaES
smu u wh n the rink is most crowded
Tho MARQUIS of LOrnc and his wife have
-. t.ep visiting Niagara in "a quiet aud simple a
I,,on as possible. Tney stayed at the Prospect
-, a,,d w liked on Tuesday about five miles III every
,,r about the Fails. with which they were greatly
us,ssod II was very cold. and the spray which
imp mars of the walk fell upon the travellers turned
coatug Of ice. They were expected TO return 10
TLe Youngest child of the Russian Care
W.. t,pt scd recently with much gorgeous cere-
-. and GREAT discomfort 10 himself. lhc Gar bore
,t,o lc FONT where his little highuess WIS taken out
=, \ HI, clothes and plunged into tie water head hrst'
,,r..s The priest closed his eyes and nose with
a. sng.r but the august new-horn' as ne Is ht\'eu
- I,,g. clnta!s in thc programme for he da''
,,.I like any ordinary BABY. aud evidently DID not
,i, lie va. tltn 4iven to the svimothcr. wrappedup
=. h,ote = and ne dozed quietly ulc another rraYer
ID II. was only lett in peace for few moments
~, ,-,, .uoiatcd his ears. eyes. mouth. hands ana
f,,t VAN aoy ~ i"". nSi S r5W Had rccoV,
',.i nam f.j~ interruption ana Jusi bG3uh I" g"'ol
AVN uciea, a-u disturbed ana al lis nu' cut On
Tine htc Mrs. Ann IIiuman Kellogg was a
-.,cs,e C. un,cu,u, laoy. tue daughter OF Mrs H'h-
,,,. me c..y American who renamed ia Aew-Lond'n
.., nef.dl.t Arnold destroyed lhdi iowa ~ l''l
81, ,,irtiuci ON horseback near Ter mousse neafy
81 l, uun The baltic that W. raging at orr Oils
Cd Mrs. Human witnessed from her hoN-t'oP nc
,,...scIs wit!in the ioIt and become 30 lncen>'d
..,,I,, Arnold mat sne hurucdy desccrd d rom the
I lo,, "a M Act from closet UAc., 81 Lad hc,i I'I
ill., d,y before by an American so3icr. aAd IeVcAt' 81
Arnold rs m. sat ON ms horse f.o Of hc houS' Tx
M. n steady shc pulled ii' niger utl ~
y, ~ MI "a &C. Hear The snap %. th' l",h, Atho'u
uIncd am asked hcr what chat h".- was WI iII't
- of u.ll snc mad drupP,d ttc F'iu. 50 ne uld l'l
H. an sic aus wCrcd mat 10 WIS lic il'"Niu- 90
ru.. This slurlt form a the subject 81 Il pdhiii ~
sir Huntingdon, whose %Iic - GIdn0litce OF Ms
Hmm"u.
}Ir. Lincoln has often been credited with
th,xprry, phrase or the People. 10y the people 'or
me ,ropc." II was not original with Elm, however;
Theodore Parser first used It, and often used 1t duug
tbs s decade Of MS lie. A lady vno was long lncu
l. Of Nj P4rkcr household, and who assis ed HIN III
his ccual work. says tuat The idea ala not spring
If once TO lis Gind in its perfect condolences; le h"d
,,pr,sed it gain and again with gradually leSScrmg
diius ness before ne gave The address 10 the AMI
slavery society. May IS ioji. where u appears thu,
"Oi all the people 10y al The p-opc aud for all tic Vco
p," "a, published IN Additional speeches. vol :, j. -
.j,ut thIt," she adds "was not quite pointed enough
FIR he weapon he needed To Use 50 often IN crit '-
lie aouu act on. 10 pierce ana rtAcitl" lAr mld {"
Ieypr and reader win tic just dci o democracy. '-
rurDc n there hv much iteration; ana can di~uariN
recall his lr, .OoE when ue af.IVHr" Urai u 10 inr
u MS plrs condensed INTO TIN, gen: Oi lic lcUI C,
VI the people, Tor tuc people.