New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
PERSONAL.


month
Schiller's profits on all his works, 1t is said,
fell short Of $4,000.
The Rev. DR.. Pusey, the celebrated Enghsh
clergyman, is 70 years old
Murat Halstead lately gave 800 to the Chill
dren's Home, of Cincinnati
Paul Morphy is alluded to, in a rural paper,
a the inventor Of Morphine"
Prince Arthur of England goes to Rome, TO
participate in the sports of the Carnival.
Gov. Jewell of Connecticut sings in the choir
of a Congregational Church, in Hartford.
Dr. Hooker of London has been elected
member OF the Academy Of Belgium.
Mrs. Tyler, widow of President Tyler, has
established her residence in Georgetown, Nd.
Five French cannon grimly decorate the
lawn in front of Bismarck's country residence
The widow and the daughter of Lieut.. Derby
a John PhGnix"-are residing in Washington.
Trentanova, Roman sculptor, resident In
London has made marble bust of the tenor Caponl'
The Queen of Denmark wears calico dresses
in publicity way Of rebukng extravaganza in dress
Prof. Murray, of Rutgers College, has been
commissioned Minister of Public Instruction for Japan
The Prince of Wales will, it is said, preside
at the National Eisteddod TO be held at Mold North
Wales this year.
Mr.. C. d. Brigham late editor of The Pits
birgh Commercial, has bought 1000 acres oi land III
Florida, and turned farmer.
Simon Thomas colore1, of Toledo, lately
purchased the Lutheran Church in Perrysburg, Ohlo'
and gave II TO his negro brethren.
Mr.. G. II. Moore, Librarian of the New York
Historical Society, has been appointed Trustee and
Superintendent Of the LenOx Library
Mention is made of lady, now in Washing
ton. whose hair Is 60 nches long Her name IS Miss
Mary Ialston, and she il a native of Iowa
D.Ir h. - Miniafnr
nopehas been made an honorary member OF the Greek
SyliagOs, literary society OF COnstantnople
Mr.. Emanuel Deutsch of the British Museum,
noted Oriental scholar has gone tour In the East
He &i pass the rest OF the Winter IN Egypt.
Launt Thompson will make two statues of
the Rev Abram Person first President OF Yaeonc for
Yale grounds the other for Morgan School, In Chnton
The Hon. G.. j. w. Agar-Ellis is dead, age
49, He was the youngest OF the late Lord Dover
and was British Secretary Of Legation at Athens, IN 1862
We read that Cora Pearls effects are to
be sold at auction, in Paris" The effects Of such a
pesent nuisance 10 be got rid OF By an auction
sale.
An article by Mr.. Watterson, of The Louis
rifle COurier-JoHGl on the life and works OF Bulwer
Lytton, has attracted great deal OF admiration ana
sympathy.
The British National Life Boat Association
has passed vote of thanks MI w. c. Bennett for his
ballad GLOW We Saved Them" which has been set 10
music by MIR j. l.. Hatton.
Mr.. A. ID. Butler, superintendent of the
gardens in Regents Park, has been honored with the
SILVER medal OF the Geological Society Of England, in
recognition OF valuable services.
Dead: b. d. Emerson, of Massachusetts,, COM
per Of schoolhooks who leaves 100000 10 Dartmouth
College and $4,000 to his heirs; and Indian lon the
last of the Creek Tribe, in Georgia.
Twenty thousand engravings, after Turner,
will be sold in London in March. These, is said, have
been lying UNDECIDED for 90 years in house in Queen
Ann ST., which the great artist used as a studio
Philip IIill negro, just deceased, near Peter
bOro " c. had attained II is said the great age Of O5
years His death says The Raiegh Mems was caused by
OyerwOrk In trying 10 eXtngulsh nre IN ms mousse
In the English turf season, just closed, NJ.
Lefevre won sllsl7O; Mr. sayille, $s6,G45 Lord Fa
mouth $40; Mr.. Morsly, 5000 and Baron Roths-
child, 134O5. This by skfu betting fast horses.
We read of the death of Mr.. John Holland,
the friend and biogapher Of the poet, James Mont
eomery He expired at sheffield. and buried at the
village OF HansWOrth. MI Holland was VOlumlhOus
writer.
People live to a great age-in the newspa-
pers Here now is Mrs Cassder Yeates, 100 years
months who present at washngtons inaurnra .
tiOn President Of the United States She mas just
died, at Cincinnati.
A tender and touching allusion was made by
speaker in the Kansas House of Representatives to
recently deceased member Of the State Legislature:
Brother Riggs" he remarked, will not feel the cola
where he has gone"
Once Week accompanies comic portrait
Of Mark Twain with this compliment. "Mark Twain Is
altogether the best living exponent OF American hunor
and he may be sure OF receiving a hearty welcome
whenever he reyisits the old country"
Leading hOrticulturiSts of London assem-
bed at banquet that city, the other day. Ia celebrate
the publication Of the tooth number Of The GardenerS
Mdgdzine Messrs Martin Upper, Hahn Friswel ohlr-
ley HibDard and others, delivered speeches.
Nellie Magernie, formerly of Pittsfeld, Mass,
recently died of starvation and poison at st. Paul. Mimi
So saws current newspaper tem-addng that the poor
girl mad tried TO her living sempstress Iaed
for want Of skill, fell sick and into want and ultimately
took opium.