, 1881-11-27

President Gartic1d's E,cllory is to he llo',-
orcd In London by the founding vi home for
working girls, 10 bc caled "Gartld House."
AIady has given I,:.aU to u committee for the
PURPOSE
Mr. Laboucllerc says that the Irish lawyers
bless Gladstone daily, and thAt 4 visit TO the
Iund Court iu Merriou street might be rccotn-
.ucnded to any philosopher desirous Of witness
tnz tho practical dispensing OF tie greatest
amount OF happiness to the greatest number.
tho Nla'lcy boys keep soquict i'll their cells
at New Haven that few of tho curious visitors
rrt cvcu glimpse of their faces Walter Mail
ley Is said to have fastened slaf mirror to the
door Of bis Gel. in such Il way thar hc cat. scu
anYboty coming up the corridor. I une to turn
lis fnCc to tho wall
Miss Annie Louise Cary is mentioned as
tha possessor Of $450, 50,dl0-all carucd by her own
charm.u. voice. .Alnon:: her treasures Is ono OF
tho most perfect emcraIds in tho world; it
weighs twcnty-thrce CURTIS, and is valued at
$aN.tQ1. It WIS bought IT tic sule OF Queen lSa~
be!la'5 jewels III Paris.
The Charleston Nc,cs bess Commissioner
Lortne not to abandon the Summervtllc 8. c.
tea farm experiment without personal iuycs-
tigaston, siuce, i'll its opinion. the officer who
was sent to inspect the farm would not have
been satisfied il ncror Ut cups and EHucers ai-
ready filled with the leu had been In iuL bloom
%hen he arrived there
So;nc Of E.acollslieId's claims 10 rcmc1n-
brance and more Of tho Marquis or E1etcrs
vanity ARE pc:Eetuatel in tho mural tablet:
"To the E.c1uuly Of the IT, Hon. Benjamin
Disrneit Earl Of Ucaco11sfield X. G., lute Prime
Minister of England, for many years the in
tccpd leader Ut the Conservative party, the
patriotic servant ot lis country. and true md
valued friend ut Eurgticy House.
Mr.. S. G. ". Benjamin, III Ills biographical
sketrh Of ". H. Beard, makes the fact known
fu. The first tIne in print. that tho artist ,nukes
models In clay Of tbs figures introduced In his
pictures, and paints from: them Mr.. Beard has
pursued this course for some Years past, and it
Il Practice employed BY other artists elr Frost
johnson .'nonE etter$. hc haviu: modelled i'll
c@Hv figure If Cardinal NcCIoskcy from which
j paint his large picture
The Jesuit IA allltrs who lately occupied tile
headquarters of the society IN ltac des Portes,
Par $. have taken up their abolc ia the Archie
piscopal CITY Ut Canterbury. Times changes
are curious. The headquarters OF the disciples
Of 1guataus Loyola uow find refuge beneath Tho
eayes ot Cs.l1,n,cr5 Cathedral. This, taken with
t5e t:tctiuh III Str. .c:atD:3iatn. lio1nun Cath
0tic Tor berwick, must make NouSiguOr Cupel
nnfe 1han ever san@ul:1c To Easlauu'5 return
to the faith Of 1homas 1liecIet-
The New York post-Once has a man
whose business for the past twenty-five years
has Iec1 to dccip5er bad addresses. He has
collected directions Ut the various critics Of the
country. and Is said to know uil the streets and
great nuater Of the residences of New York
City. Some time ago i letter came directed to
.patr'rk ea<asaoncy. First liouse III America"
The letter was from Ireland. aud after the usual
inquiries the clerk learned the time the vessel
bearing TIC letter arrived. As IN experiment
he placed 1t in the hands Of Il carrier, VINO was |
instructed 10 deliver it 1T the end Of - Pier.
The h1use was sailors boarding. house,. and, |
strange as it HAY seem. Patrick Muhoney was I
found. When the letter WAS opened the ouy |
contents were found 10 be draft for $:O0.