Personal And Impersonal

- Miss Lilian Smith, aged twelve years, has opened a shooting gallerv in Nevada City, Nev. The young lady is a phenomenal shootist. - Daniel Wolford and his twelve grandchildren took the temperanca pledge at a Cooper Union temperance meeting in the presence of 1,500 people. -N. f! Times. - Miss Eva Mackay, daughter of the bonanza king, is at the head of a society of young Iadie3 who go about doing what good they eau among the worthy and deserving poor of Paris. - The widowof Chief Justice Sprague, of Toronto, Canada, died of grief for her husband. Sho had been well until she heard of her husband's death, and then took to her bed and died twelvo hours later. - Annie Russell, aged eight years, carne from Templemore, Ireland, alone, en route to Mrs. Hussey, Miller's Corners, near Clifton Springs, JST. Y. A tag bore her address, and she got to her destination safely. - Syracuse Journal. - Mrs. Dubys, daughter of General W. T. Sherman, owns a plantation at Pass Christian, Miss., and the place is famous for having' oni nf i-iohoot ¦use garuens in the entire South, exhibiting more than 350 varieties. - Patrick O'Regan, who was chief officer of the British Coast Guards over lifty years ago, is living on Brewster street, near City Point, Boston, aged one hundred and four years, and good for many more.--Boston. Herald. - Consul General Everett Frazer, of the Corean Empire, has displayed the flag of that country at his office in New York. The flag is" red, with a central figure called the "Tackin Fir"; otherwise, the "Great Extreme," or "The íirst great cause, least understood," Around this figure are four groups of lines, representing Heaven, Earth, Fire and Water.- N. f. Sun. - There is no Judge on the English, Irish or Scotch bencfi who has attained the distinction won by Judge Daly, of New York, of having held judicial office for forty years. The nearest to it is Lord Fitzgerald, from 1860 to 1882 a Judge of the Irish Queen's Bench. and since a Lord of Appeal. He is sixtyseven years of age. Judge Daly is sixty-eight.- N. Y. Tribune. -Dr. Henry T. Whitney, a native oi Lunenburg, Mass., who, with his wife, has been connected with the mission oí the American Board at Foo Chow, China, for seven years, has returned to this country, bringing a Chinese girl, daughter of a wealthy Chinaman, who is to study medicine at Washington, D. C. After completing her education, she expects to return to practioe in her native laud.