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... Richard C. McCormick, U. S. Commisstoner to tho Paris Exhibitiol of 1876, and Mrs. Mo. Corruiok, havo arrived in London. Grace Greenwood (Mrs. Lippincott), who is now in London, is engaged on a biography of Q teen Victoria for the use of Amerie an children ...
... of Ginx's Baby, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevens, Mr. Boughton, the American artist, and Mrs. Boughton Mrs. Lippincott (Grace Greenwood), and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smalley, Mr. and Mrs. Smith f nee Ida Greeley), Miss Gabrielle Greeley, and the Misses ...
... rostrum in that city. The Chronicle says: A largo audience filled Pacific Hall last evening to hear Mrs. Lippincott e Grace Greenwood') discourse on Heroic in Common Life.' fhe reputation of the lady and the originality of her subject were attractive ...
... Bingham Canon in my next. L. P. Mc. A REMARKABLE YOUNG BEAR. THE HISTORY AND PECULIARITIES OF MACDUFF.—RECOUNTED BY GRACE GREENWOOD. (Colorado prings Letter to New York Times.) Little bruin was an unfortunate, motherless foundling—more unfortunate and ...
... Uniforms. Outfits to all parts of the Globe Liveries 4, ):GENT-STREET. San Francisco papers give pleasant accounts of Grace Greenwood's first appearance on the rostrum in that city. The Chronicle says: A large audience tilled Pacific Hall last evening ...
... Indianapolis, Id., are ready to give that for it, it be will take $50,100 of the purchase money in the company's stock. Grace Greenwood's husband, Dr. L. K. Lippincott, has been appointed chief clerk of the land office, ih place of W. W. Curtis, resigned ...
... William R. Riddle foreman of measurers, Horace C. Leo clerk, and Robert F. Laurence inspector, in the Boston Custom-house.—Grace Greenwood writes from Washington that Senator Nye looks like Ben. Franklin.—The Hon. W. W. Murphy, late Consul-General at Frank ...
... back pay, or become a dreadful railway autocrat, or a candidate for the presidency then you'll wish you hadn't done it.—Grace Greenwood. A Totteit OF PATIIO9.—A mournful story is told by a Maine editor :— The winds of autumn will soon whistle shrilly; the ...
... Contend—Chicago is to have a new law court to settle disputed land titles arising in consequence of the recent fire.—Grace Greenwood gays Colorado catarrhs, like Colorado cabbages, are monsters of their kind. —The Chinese in San Francisco contributed ...