... Writing from London to the -V«c York Times Grace Greenwood, tbe well-known authoress, says —A strange rumour has been for soire time afloat: in London, anil now find it given with considerable circumstantiality, if not substantiation, in the Paris Figaro ...

... them died the hospital on Sunday morning. The other has recovered. Mrs. Lippincott, well-known by her nan de \ plume of Grace Greenwood, died at New Rochelle on Wednesday. She was frequent writer for the magazines and newspapers, as well the author number ...

... Oscroft, o Townahend, b W. G. Grace retired (hurt) 20 R. A. Mitchell, G. F. o Harris, b W. G. Grace, b W.G.Grace 0 Grace Greenwood, Bush, b W. G. Grace 53 o and b W. G. Grace 31 Pooley, run out o sub., b W. G. Grace 2 Reynolds, b Thornton 57 c and ...

... .—Speaking of the half-draped statue of Washington, which cost fifty thousand dollars, in the East Capitol Park. DC. Grace Greenwood says that hia outstretched arm points reproachfully toward, those eases the Patent Office where hang his much desired ...

... afterwards Mr. Webbe got another one from Mr. W. G. Grace to square-leg for four, the hit being misfielded by Mr. G. F. Grace. Greenwood next got Mr. Grace smartly to the on for four, and in tbe following over Mr. disturbed Mr. Webbe's wicket, the Oxonian ...

... further advance in the price cos's. In South Wales the men have arranged to resume work conditionally. Good Hotjsbwtvk.—Grace Greenwood, who has recently been on tour ia the for West of America, gives account of the wife of member the Arizona Legislature ...