, 1879-08-10
PERSON AIS.

| added to Chicago US a summer-resort.
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/ PERSONALS.
The oyster is making preparations to
! To cetywayo:::5=: Come home and all will be
] forgiven.
Thomas Carlyle is SO unwell that his friends
| are alarmed.
Mr. -Ii>den, it appears, can carry Henry
| Watterson by large majority.
| Mr.. Murray, it must be said to his credit,
did not preach all that he practiced.
Before many months it will be in order to
allnde to the ''poor exile Of Ewing"
The Hon. Robert e. Schenck is the guest
| Of Trenor ", Park, at Remington. vt.
Hanlnn's nbstemious habits are accounted
! for by the fact that he is u saloon keeper.
Allow us to nominate that great digger,
Gen. Mcclellan, to dig the Panama Canal.
President Eliot, Of Harvard University, is
| spending his vacation at Manchester, Mass.
| Vice-President Wheeler, who has returned
! there, hopes the country will leave him Malone.
Some Of the Eastern papers speak of
Fechter ii his favorite role were in the gutter
The trouble with Tammany appears to be
that the State Of New York is bigger than the city
OLeary, the pedestrian, is at Newport,
where Ennis ia expected arrive early In Septem-
| ber.
|. The Duke Of Beaufort. who is now in New
York ia believed to be one OF Sotherns practical
jokes.
The prisoners at Sing Sing desire their
keepers to condne their paddles to their own
+! canoes.
David Davis needn't think that We are
wants It.
Col. 7. ". Higginson has gone to Dublin.
n. H., with his family, to spend the remainder Of
the summer.
Galnsha A. Grow might 60 to England and
Grow up with the country. He is mentioned for
the English Mission.
Ewing, We are told, is still s!raddling the
resumption question, and, rs d consequence, his
legs are not on visiting terms.
It is said that the estate left to Jefferson
Davis. by the late Mrs. Sarah a. Dorsey will
amount to more than S25, 500.
1Ir. Arthur Sullivan, while on his way to
visit Prince Metternich at Johauntsberg, has been
detained IN Paris by severe illness.
The alarming scarcity of business depres-
sion IN this country conyinces Mr.. Hendrlck 3.
Wright Of the necessity for another extra session.
It is believed that Sarah Bcrnhardt's stay
in London will stimulate the industry followed by
Ltttlt Buttercnp when she WAS young and charm
Ing
Two SONS Of the Prince Of Wales, Albert
Victor and George Frederick, viii soon become
mtdshipmen, having finished their education on
the school-ahtp Britannia.
Anna Dickinson will make her next ap-
pearancc on the ktage IN n play Of her own. It is
gratifying TO that Anna has 80 much considers
tfon for other peoples plays.
It ia quite probable that the Princess
Loniso is responsible for the large dsh-stores
in circulation It s also probable that the stories
are 1natlg larger than her fsh.
Gnmbetta, who is about to be married, is
convinced that republican form Of government
will not do for the household. Absolute power
must be invested IN the single individual.
n. De Lesseps is probably not aware that
the Monroe doctrine is loaded to the muzzle, and
that Gen. Durnside's whiskers are Of the most
feroclous and bloodthirsty description.
The Detroit Free Press tells OF paper
IS probably news to its readers, and enterpris-
ing newspaper is bound to furnish the news.
Mr Longfel1ow has highly complimented
Miss Fannie Isabelle sherrfck, OF St. Louis, in an
autograph letter, Tor tribute to his memory. :.
She is poetical contributor to the St. Louis Re-
publican.
The visit Of the Prince Of Wales to Bom-
bay in 1876 is commemorated BY an equestrian
statue Of his Royal Highnese, which was unveiled
Juae 70. 1t was gift to the city by SIR Albert
Lassoon.
4 Russian physician, ii. Malarevsky, struck
By the prevalence OF shortsghtedness among liter
ary mcu proposed that books should be printed IN
white ink Oh black paper, and has made expert
1nents with fifty PERSONS which tend to confirm his
rtcw.
Miss Ella Sturgis, daughter Of Gen. Sturgis,
and sister Of Lieut. Sturgis, who was killed with
Custer, will soon make her debut on the stage. |
She will give the proceeds OF her first sesaons
gagement to assist Archbishop Purcell, Of Gin |
cinnati |
Mr. Henry Irving told London audience |
on the 25th Of July IN the Lyceum Theatre OF |
which he il the manager, that since the 30th OF |
December his receipts had been $3.50, 00o ITO ]
stay among you. " he added, ~ have forcgone all |
engagements out Of London, and intend to begin !
t"SkA VI
King Alfonso Of Spain is engaged in. pro-
curing authorizations for church which he pEo-
poses to erect to the memory Of his late consort,
himself donating 2l0, 600 for that purpose. It is
said in official circles that his marriage with the
Austrian Archduchess Chrlstlne will take place the
coming autumn.
A prominent journalist, representing
leading London daily, was at chiselhurst at the
funeral of the Prince Imperial, hut was unable to
,aln admission to the church. Priding himself
1pon his French, he said to the French usher, ''Je
,uls le Journalist ''All right replied the
Partisan in English. but We must let those French
people IN frst.n
One of the Russian Grand Dukes is mar
led to German girl Of humble BIRTH ''society"
It Moscow snubbed her. So the other day the
Grand Duke caused hotel where many ladies Of
society" were accustomed to sup with their ad-
p1ers to be surrounded by the police The ladies
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