, 1881-01-16

There is talk Of holding a Woman's Suf-
fraRe Convention in Chicago next: July. Some
other place will now become fayorit summer
resort.
Hang her ear-mufis on the hatfaek,
Let US not repiue at fate:
Rfster smashed her Sunday bustle
Learning brother George to skate.
Dryden.
The butter question is being investigated
IN Cleveland, and local paper says that " some
startling discoveries have been made.' This
looks as though q tub Of real butter had been
uneArthed.
It Is q noticeable fact that since the an
nouncement of the Czar's second marriage no
attempt on bis life has been made. Even the
NlhlAsss it would seem, do not believe in un-
necessarily prosecuting man,
Leap-year has gone, With its wondrous
charm,
The Past receres its oWn.
Te are still In the ring, and sadly sing
OF the chances that hare flown.
-Suedn and GdA
: 4 lady wishes to know if John Sherman
-reallr wrote that beautiful little chduson en-
titled Kissing In the DELL which appeared In
fHEfR1BUSE not long ago, and was credited to
him." We cannot tell lie. It was written by
Secretary Erarts.
@Will You Meet Me at the Gate, Birdie
Deari" Is the title Of a song composed by a
Cincinnati gentleman. If Birdie Is as sensible
Is nost Ohio girls she will not frequent the gate
TO auy extent unless you get there first. and
bring along couple Of blankets and coal-oil
stove.
An esteemed contemporary In Pittsburg
complains that San Francisco paper recently
contained s1 articles taken from the Pittsbure
sheet without credit As the San Francisco
paper continues to be published it would seem
1ntt the stories concerning the wonderful
climate pf California we're not so apocryphal
after a1l
1ennyson had his hair cnt By SaueTwein, a
London barber. tho other day, and the knight OF
1e sclssoEs made quite a speculation By dtspos-
lug oi me locks One enterprfsing American
oaeted handsome sun for the entire crop, end
eaausaasuc women admirers are persistent in
aelf demands for few hairs to work into rings
aoo brooches as souyenirs
a IroJ Journal has an anecdote Of
YEA .eaAos manufacturer residing in an adjoining
e.uaxT VINO recently gave $1,000 to the church
s,..u y. %una ae Is member, but deducted from the
"'S "..As pay oi one OF tho mechanics IN his en-
f'e1 wv eeatk lot being five minutes late at
~" ~ oue e1ormy morning, despite the fact that
o an WORKED fifteen minutes at noon to
MAKE the lost time good.
,d nosto9 is to hare a new magazine, the
1su93'eund, - which will be published month
.a..u - ue sesmsn language and in Roman char
.n.s. !" purpose is to give assistance to
Tsa eeAn Students who are studying German
;o.s.A1ts ees Will include short stories, bograph-
n.-+sa sHaes. reviews, ETC., and the editorial de-
em ~ VIII answer the questions Of subscrlb-
ogy.' q oo41na1 a41a e's Auo'-
-, a. pesson who signs himself "Haro1d''
H., u poem entitled "My Love Is in the
49,. 1ua Ii the course Of the effort expresses
,,,as., ~ 70 whether he will ever see the party
~o.a.s ue 70 again If the glen is anywhere in the
eonasst y u Chicago, harold, your love is in
on ,on l. where she will keep, nnd in the spring
s.s ~ 70 around with some hot water and salt
nos.a aar out 1t is very sad to see June
~' published In the dead Of winter.
g. .ue New Orleans Picdu,1ne accounts for
80 1ancock's defeat By the fact that tho
r,pss sea"uses of the party in nominating con-
r., W. assembled failed TO recognize the fact
~ ~ nan who habitually wore a mustache
~ 'sF elected President Of the United States
E.sss democratic ticket The Presidents from
f,os. xton down to Lincoln had cloeely-shayen
xh,ss.n van Buren a1one wore a little patch Of
c.rs.s s under either ear. None Of them ever
he..ss.a nair upon the upper lip. One strikes
49, @ea when the Republicans come into
rnn,a Lincoln, Graut Ha5es, and Garfield
ertt.ss nave been deuoninated By the Roman
ry,ser1 no1 the Augustau Age as barbarlans. MIR.
49, m was not magister barbatuk
,r.s.s .ne e2tonfederate Generals are all busy
dnIs dIe ~ tae arts Of peace. 31aj-Gen Marina
m.h. a1s6ourt Railway Commissioner, and,
aka,ss. a,ue'of: lives comfortably IN ST. Louis On
oon,n.a' u 1900 year. Gen. J. B. Gordon, as
re,s 1or the Louisville Nashville Road,
han ~ suary Of $4,000. ha1.-Gcn. F. B. Cheat
G., handsome farm in Tennessee, and
d. - T. folk has another. Gcu Toombs prac-
h. aoo Is very rich. Gen. Basil Duke is a
C.n n 10 Louisville. and has good income;
t,n. madley Johnston is also getting rich In the
Rohs.pt pso1ess'on - in Baltimore. All the sons Of
ce.1tn, = Lee, except one, are moderately sue
Cnr,-, farmers In Virginia. The exception.
E,..s. succeeded his father as President Of
Il N~.- Lee University. Gen Jubal Early
ctnrn,sxq quietly at Lynchburg in comfortable
enrAaces. enrn. Cen J. G. Pemberton has be-
e1o h.. tss1oent Of Philadelphia, il an invalid,
~ ua' written book on Gicksburg.