Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-21
A TREATISE ON COLOR
PERSONAL.

CHIEF-JUsTIcE WAITE to a Chic ago re
porter: 81 have no opinion, in politics. In
my situation that subject is out of the ques-
ton"
Ms. BRYANT, the poet, is to be honored
with statue in Central Park, New York.
The statue will be in bronze, Gfe.s.z', and
will cost about $4,000.
Mr.. w. w. CoRcoRAN has been deluged
with poems relative to the home.bringing OF
John Howard Payne's rem aims, and threatens
to have Them all published to the uttermo,t
rhyme.
COUNT BozENTA, Nine. Mosj.ska's kus-
band, has decided to become an American
citizen. His naturalization papers have been
taken out at San Francisco, where he will
settle down as a civil engineer.
BARON NoRDENsKJoLD, who b rs just sailed
on al exploring expedition TO Greelaud, be-
lieves that "Greenland's icy mountains" lie
on or near the coast, and that if he can suc-
comparatively free from ice, and even
wooded in its southern parts.
AN exch ange says: "The curiosity to know
whether Mr.. George Bancroft has ceased to
write the History of the United States betrays
q very imperfect knowledge of his character.
| The forty or fifty volumes already finished
form very interes wing preface to the work
| upon which he proposes to spend the remain
Ing 200 or 300 years of mis- life"
Nh. r. w. DoNNELL, of New York, has
donated the building known as the Worlds
| Hotel, s Joseph, Mo-, for educational pur-
poses. Tue leading ciliz.ns have raised
| $4,000 TO furnish the same. Mr.. Donnell
| it is understood, will endow the college
handsomely, with view o. making it the
| leading educational institution 10 the West
The Rev. Dr. Campbell Fair is urging
| Episcopaliaps in the Diocese of Maryland to
| adopt plan whereby ministerial support
shall be al least 1900 per annum. Fer iu,
stance, if the annual stipend of any parist
or mission station shall be 500, the mission
committee will pay TO the rector the sum o.
$500 per snnum, making an equal value pei
] year Of $1,000.
Mr. HENRY G Bowen, of Brooklyn, will
hold, as usual, Fourth Of July celebration
at his well-known country seat. at Wood
stock, Conn. The programme includes Al
address on Natural Kids to Education" b,
Rutherford 3. HAYES, Of Ohio: a poem en-
! titled "Our Country" by John Greenlea
Whittier, and an address on temperance b.
John B. Cough.
NJ. PROSPER Stanton this month cslebrai
ed the seventeen anniversary OF his birth b
giving formal and final farewell concert, i
which he was assisted by Mime. Saintor
Nine, Adelina Patti, and Messrs. Sims Reeves
|. Santley, Lloyd and Rigby. He has lived
Lon ION aimee 1S45, has been Sir Michse
CostA's principal deputy for generation
and has travelled and played upon his violi
in every European country from Finland
Italy.
WHILE the first anniversary Of Garibaldi
/. death was being observed with appropriai
u exercises, telegram from Leudinsrs, Ver
r eta, announced that one of the patriot
+ most trusted officers had followed him mi
It the other world. Alberto Mario was boz
e IN 1877, the desceudent of one of Venice
: most noble families and, besides his prove
= az soldier, he gained some renown Is
N man OF letters. He wrote The Red Sai
4. ~ Calabria, an account of the campaign
1850, life Of Garibaldi, collection
literary and biographical essays, q series
political essays, = series of li1ss Of marry
X for Tree thought-from Bruno downvar
e, Personal "Reminiscences of Garibaldi"
,e Maemilian's Aa9azine and a series of biogr
he pixies Of noble italian women for TIE Ensii'
ne romas's Magazine.