New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
PERSONAL.

Ex-Gov. Henry A. Wise is seriously Ill at Ills
residence in Richmond Va.
The Hon. Charles Francis Adams has gone
to New Hampshire with mis- family where he VIII remain
during the present nioEth' 90.
Work on Mr.. Moodys amphitheaterin Chicago
will be begun at once IL will seat 5000 persons ana
will be finished the LIST OF October
The Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher will spend the
last week OF September in plakiug lecture tour IN
Canada His first lecture will be delivered at Montreal
on the 2lst.
Mr. Dion Boucicault's performances in the
North OF England and Scotland during the past Spring
in aid of the families of the Fenian prisoners reahea
about $1,000.
The Rev. William Morley Punshcn of England
intends to devote his next visit to this country Almost
wholly to matters connected with his church. ana he WI"
be ahlo 10 lecture only q few tlhes'
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg was invited by
the guests Of the United States Hotel at Saratoga ogve
concert during her stay in the place She has accepted
invitation and appointed to-norro" evening s 'Uo
time.
Sneaker Kerr's condition has again changed
for the worse ana IL is feared that he will not survive
Ion, ,ds,a,ch fron him received IN Washington
saturday says: much worse and hope Is growing
weaker"
Prof. Huxley has been spending several da,s
with Prof Marsh, at New-Haven, examining his laIge
collection Of fossils On Saturday evening Prof Marsh
gave his guest a dinner at the New Haven House Al
which were present Gov Ingerso, eNGgy Jewell Piese
Icut ID c Gilman of Baltimore, Prof. ISna ~ Yale, Prol
Mora OF salem Mr.. Clarence King, Mr. Domain q. Mltca
ell Mr. lager Of the Peabody Museum ircf iriIy Ok
PLin,,,lpna ard MIR. Isaac II. Bromley. Prof. Huxley
Will spend day or two more at NnM-ilven VIII iNtn
Visit prof Agassiz ut Newport, and afteTward PTJL
Gray Mt Cambridge.
The Rev. J. Rice Taylor of Saugatuck,
Mich contributes to The AHsgSa Journal some interest
ing "reminiscences OF college days OF Gov Hayes OF
whom he was u classmate He says: During the Inst
two years OF the college Hayes was more noted
for his constant newspaper reading and knowledge OF
current civil affairs than for any emineuce as student
Orr rooms We're in the division Of the college build
ing and the floor. and KNOW that ms room w
such took special interest ~ politics II
was In the lunUr and senior years that Hayes Glstln
gushc himself as student, more particularly ~ pilAe,
MATES, and in what among college boys are cosltied
hard suliesthat is Buffers analogy md logic In tese
latter studies be excelled Hayes was NOT often seen
amOu the boys mt bal.payns. quoits or Saltn( ofas
the bathing place IN Owl Crceb In leisure DOs lie vas
in his window with book, blagaZ.nc or newspaper o'
sitting tho STEPS watching how the game went on.
Ia the literary society which he belonged ne TOOK ~
active part aud always haud and ready FOR GUY
Ills ompOsiti0ns dealt chiefly win matters of ilc Shu
were brief ard always Ia the point In debate ne vs.
clear and positive, often catching some Nav IN Tue uu
ment OF his opponent. At Commencement he ha' th'
va!odictory iud his oratioDs aud addresses were corr
mcnded Hayes was slender ia his yOulhi1 days W ",
athlete in phy siqe, but more 50 In ncnia! makeup II
there's any trIth in phrrHOOgy, any one who mas secu
him will how prominent Is the region OF MS Ee''''
ing powers"
ATLANrIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 13.-Goy Hen
drichs Left this place for Indianapolis this evening