The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-02

granite fre-proof and three stories high The
first floor is intended for library the second fol
magnificent music hail. and the third for ar
art gallery.
THE cause of Rocheforts latest duel was his
being called an impostor and windbag and q
scurrilous mercenary. Such stickler for ETH
quette would never have time for regular bust.
ness in this country.
GERoNEto is not pronounced Gee-ronimo, but
Heronimo, says morning editor Hood
hracious, what is he hiving us? What hay and
hiddy style of talk this hentleman would het us
into. By hosh, we won't have it. Ho to! Ho to!
Washington Critic.
"WHAT lovely woman!" was the exclamation
of Chief-iustice Waite upon passing frst-class
beauty when walking down Pennsylvania ave-
nue. with friend. What an excellent judge!"
said the lady, when her sensitive ear caught the
f1attering decree of the Chiefjustice.
Miss ELIZABETH PEABODY. who recently cele
brated her eighty-third birthday in Boston,
received. among other presents, purse
of $780, which she forwarded at once to her pro-
tege, Sarah Winnemucca, the Indian princess.
for the benefit of the Pluto school in Nevada.
In the recent public sale of Mr.. Beresford-
Hopes art collection, in London, the notorious
Philippe Egalites SAPPHIRE ring fetched SO, 675;
the largest pearl in the world two inches in di-
ameter, So, $50; 6. diamond. an inch and half
across, formerly belonging to the King of
Kandp, 81, 785, and suberb aquamarine sword
hilr, once carried by Murat, King Of Naples, 81,
TO-
IN 1929 Mr.. Martin F. Upper was entered as
while there took the prize for Dr. Burtons theo-
logical essay, Mr.. Gladstone standing second.
when DIR. Burton had me before him to give
me the E25 worth of books" says Mr.. Topper,
she requested me to allow Mr.. Gladstone to
have so worth of them, as he was SO good a
second
In the Christian Advocate, DR.. Buckley tells
his readers that Dio Lewis had a mind bright,
active and original; prolific of IDEAS but not dis
tinguished by sound judgment stable pur-
pose. He bore about the same relation to medi-
cal science" says the Doctor, "that Henry Ward
Beecher does to theology-except that Lewis al
ways stuck TO his cardinal principles physical
exercise, abstinence from drugs and liquor and a
simple diet"
A CORRESPONDENT writes to Notes and Que
ries: ''The Russian national hymn is Haynes
Bayly's I'd Be a Butterfly, played in slow time.
Lady Dufferins song, so Miss Myrtle is Going
to Marry ls For Thee, oh Dear Dear Country.
a well-known hymn in Hymns Ancient and
Modern. We Don't Want to Fight, but, by
lingo, if We Do is from Mozart's Twelfth
Mass, sung in the English Church to the words,
Judge Me- 0 Lord"
SENATOR HEARsT's maiden speech in the Sen
ate was the delivery of memorial address in
honor of the late Senator Miller. The speaker
closed his remarks as follows: "Sucn exam
pie should be written on the mile-posts of the
highway chseled in the cliffs along the trails of
the Rocky Mountains craven on the granite OF
the Serras, hewn on the tall pines of the Pacific
slope and commemorated in the flowers in the
valleys Of the dead Senator's native State"
COURAGE, TRUE LOVER.
Why SO full of care fond lover,
Why so full of care9
Courage. winds that sigh above her
Whisper low, Grovaire.
Courage true lovare
New York journal.