, 1881-03-17

Tho Nlhilists believe that tho Car llns Eouo
out Of tho frs'ing.pnn into tho ilro.
Carl Scllilrz ls nractfcnl. for tito UOston
lanQuet. 1Ic WIS dtlrl ut IlaItllnure tho other
tay.
Tho Baltimore Gazette says that at Is
rnthor punfu to learn thRt thus Fur tho 'ca,lor
In tho Forcpauxh competition for tho nlost
beautiful wotnnn' IL II ChcaRo girl" Our os.
teen,cd contemporary Is .nlstAkcn. Ga!t Ilanil-
ton docs mol live III ChicnKo.
1Ye aro pleased tn note achango of fashion
nn,u1.g gentlemen whose tenstsl1eios lio III tho
direction Ut utttlcllng themselves to othor puu-
associntfon ut TAtintoI. Muss,, having bcen do
tcctetl III Il cn4srso Of systemAtio enbcxzleme,lt,
killed h!msolf with n revolver.
A hustle and q ba',E
On tho rn-ctAIr gently hung,
Tho toothbrush u,t tho soal,dtsh put nway,
Botne pcarl-powtlor OIL tho stand,
Clocko'! hose IN her little hand
Mabu's getting rcA.ly for tho matinee.
-Chtcago Alothers So,lH
Another grent triumph for wo,tlat.. Miss
Mary Kelly, of NDw Y0rk, found IL nun ,,u,icr
tho bod lhst Thursday night. It IL u 1lattcr OF
600 ytars s1ncg wO.lsn begun to look under tho
bod for u nln. and the flat that thor perse.
vorancc hAa At last bcuH crowned with success
must DO gratifying IL every nd.nigcr Of tho 8cx.
III yiew of tho Czar's assassination, n.elan-
choly Interest will attucht for our lnt1y rcadcrs
to tho (aet that ut tho lust reception given Iy
Queen VutorIa ut Buckingham ralnco bis
daughter, tia duchess Of EhInburs, wore a nat
tlcuAt Ut rich bt.uk satin festonrcl with satin
and Jet lace. and Il cnrdAKo anu trnin Of rich
bruch6 vclvot, ltnea aud trimmed with rlattlnR
OF satin and tct. Thoro Is nuthtng sadlor than
dcnih.-unoss 1t Ii to receive tho bill for lross
lIkn this,
Tlere Is some little criticism In Washing
ton On Mrs. tIuyes' conduct upun tho part ot
hlss. GrHnt's frlends. They allc9e that ot4uct
requires that tho wlfo OF tho incoming President
should invite tho wlro OF rho retiring Peosidrut
to rtdo to the Capitol with her on tho duy OF tho
inauguration, and that Mrs. ltuyes forgot that
duty on tho 4th Of Mnrch, 1871, aud oil tho 4th Of
Mnrcb. 1881, she Invited Mrs. 0nrileld to aucoln-
paty her, whon tho Invitation SHOULD have como
from Mrs. OArtlold.
james Gordon Bennett, thu proprietor of
tho Now York Herald, whu ut prraont spends tIs
time In Pau. Frnneg, short tllne ago uugagcd
Johann Strauss and his orchestra to leave Vienna
for ono mouth, and psay at lau yxolusivoty for
himself tilennotu und his friends. strauss will
pasa through s'nrla wlthlu y fow days. Ha .lo-
ma1ldcd 10O.0M francs salary for Aunsclt and
orchestra, and leanptt acceptod without word.
DO We read In tho Papors OF Germany.
Having III the two prGcetllng lessons, chill
ds0n told you n1ut 1cp1Ttors ut u4 seu what can To
learned about eultDre Fharo dEeEent kl,ltis Ut
udtloss. The pttnrln.uAIaE sits In . yuuu1 al. BY
hinsof but ha duusnt h1vo such easy tlu,u you
may thtnk. People who NaAt 0tites eunu 10 sau him.
itu suyt to each uno. "Ato yuu true to tho Old nax
sud will you do Whist Nc want Juu to Attor you arc
efuctodl" 1t tho taan kaJ1 Jss tan edtot-tn-chlef
~rles article saytua tliat the cnuAtrY II on tho
brink vi cfs!s. thu& thu glorious Constitution u tho
Ailadum Of our Iborllss. a1d tlat tho only way
ut tho xuOds Il euot Tho aerng patriot and 4ul(-
Ancehcinx hero Mt. " tho utico Ut Constable.
Whom yuu got u he 4dt0sa. buys, and wuHt tu wsta
article ahHt viii n.2ka GnEnxR hum bp ring
something Ahout tile palladium Ut Liberty. 1t
IL nut abeious. Rnd TU4dR pretty. After the Udtot.
in'eh!es has roat al the pap0ts oxcopt biz OWE
h9 tells tho 0theF editors what MHte about uaee