, 1881-01-03
ttu,,s fa!lnro and ought to Do abolIshca. md
syatpm Of government firms uni! workshops for
thu 1,ovA at1.utl tltutnt1,

ttu1s EAIlttr0 anu ought TO Do hDOllBncu' hHu
eyAtpm Of government fnttps nnt workshops for
the boys substituted.
Lang ago yol, snttl to me, "Swcot,
:. gtorio,,a Kingdom t'cforo you f1oa";
Yun pointed It o.it to tity willing foot,
You lighted tho way NTH Jour loving eyes,
) AInry tho trlu1nphs tho ycnrs ht,vo brought;
Kcon tho pleasures. but kccncr tho palm.
1stand by yos,r sldo In tho roRtnl Of thought.
Aid nslz myself, Is It foss or gan7
-7JnAN Ktuu.
Most Of tie NEWSPAPER correspondents VINO
havc iuokcsl ovcr tho ground Vt tho Mnno
acnatarlal battle think TINT Mr.. ffnae has surn
thing. Thero aro II few, however, who 'hlluvu
tho contest f,ctwecn him md bfr. Fsyo Will 10
close nntt Noibtsul, aud who take = clneEvnyMnt
Tlancc at the future. mid Imagine thoy SEQ tho
stout form md swMllow-talfcd cunt of 1lnnnlbat
Iia,ntin occupying Senatorial ohar Tor six
ycnrH to como.
"Twcnty-ono yenrs ago this month";" says
tho Louisville Commercial ri Inst Saturday, " the
c,oud of impending civil war hung like pail Ut
Ms,'n!4ht el@ckncss over this t1u1, and two
stascs, Georgia mud Mississippi, SWUNG from
their tnonrtuxs at,i plunged into the vortex 0f
ecccssion.' II somebody would swing from
their nloorlnRs the college, gru1uato tint wnrto
thlB Bl,,sh. another ErCAt result OF tho War
would 10 accomplished.
'rhe proposed visit OF Moody nrtt Sankcy
to New Orleans Will IN postponed for sotlp time
OIL ucco,lnt OF tho immenso quantity Of work
wttc!, they aro dining in Sur Franclsce, nnd
which 10 set TO ho done In TINT nIty. As they
propose tn visit England durIng tic couttstg
spring nntl summer, II thoy should 10 dotninca
much longer In California;, tho trip to New
Orleans must 10 postponed tn1ulnitly. In my
event tnoir atny will not bo long. From New
Or1enns they will 70 to New York aud take
steamcr for EHg'and.
Judge A. W, Tuurgco Is ut work IN p1'la-
dctphta. whero he IL spending the winter, drum
ntizing "A FOOLS Errand." An unauthorized
drnmattzntfon Of hfa book having been put ut'otl
tho stage at tho West, he 1nakcs tho following
| announcement: "To whom 1t 1lluy concern:
Iinv1ng RESERVED all rights OF translation and
tramntizntlon In "A Fools Errand,' / warn NIL
persons engaged In bringing out any dramatic
representation founded uPon that work thnt
thoy will le prosecuted to tho full uxtont Ut tho
law. Persons rentInR hnEls or theatrcs for eacli
| unauthorized performances arc also lIAhle. All
| parties will tnko notfcc md goverf themselves
aceor,llugly. Albion W. Tourgcc."
Lori Wentworth, who broke Ills engage
ln1cut With Mlss Dudu Fletchor, the authnr of
"ktsmet," and WHO IS to marry u daughter OK
| tho Right Hon. james Stunrt WoFt!ey. is tho
| only surviving sou of Augusta Ada, HyroH's
tia,,ghtcr, and tho Earl OF Lovelleo. I1o tnhcr~
iod bis tito from Latly Ilyro1, his grandmother
/ who became Earuncss Wentworth In 1s5S. four
yoars bcforo her death. AZ tho eldest surrfvlng
son Of the EurI ct Lovrlnce, he heara by COURTESY
tho title Of Vtscuunt Ockhaln. Ills e!tterbr0thor
! was n very eccentric person, who Disappeared
from London md passed n long tltne rs II work.
| tnR-carpontcr at ncptford. where hu died III
tss. Imfay AnnM f,tnns, tho Hccond OF the three
children Ut l,yron's daughter. Is well known as
tho n,.thnr Of " The i}edoutns Of tho luphratos.
The birthplace Of the late George Eliot IL
| satd to 10 some TWO miles from Nnncaton. Wnr-
wIckshlrc, midway between liverpool and Lon-
<l0n on tho highway leadtng to tho ancient town
| Of Coventry. Tho house in which Hho first saW
tho light was largo brick building, Ia tho midst
OF pleasant 8nrtlon, plain md ltnpreten0anR,
Her father. Robert Eynus. was Gnililf to Lord
Howe and Sir Roger Nowtllgatc. place to which
her brother, 1sano =. Evnns, who lives In tho old
hotnestond, hns 4tlcco1led. The spot Is delight
fni!y sltuntea, nnn near tho scono OF many bis
torlc ovunts. 1iosworth Ia adjueent, whore
l.ichartl III. wits alntu. anl In tho ncighborhool
| aro the ruins Of Ashley Cnstlcs once tho hoInt
OF the unfortunate Indy Juno Grey. ueoFgt
Eltot's parents wore strict aud dayoist Me'nbes1
| Of tho Church OF England, ind many persona
! still rpnombcr tho future nnthor Of "Ion,bla
aud "Mtdlemnrch sitting ia q child In tht
hiah- bncked pew OF Cotton lShepperton) Church
and listening 70 tho dull service With dtirlou1
and wondering face. It tnny be owing In :par
I to tho wearinoss sho experlcneel tt1oro tnat ah'
nftprwart1 rcbuunded to tho cxtreme OF radon
| nltsui. Hho began to doubt tho faith OF hn
fathers, It IL sald, when she vas but j. ycar
1 nj