New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
PERSONAL.
Nine. Erminia RndersdorlT will make her PEP.

Nine. Erminia RudersdOrif will make her per.
mancnt residence IN New-York after this week.
Mr.. Henry WattersOn is about to diversity
the drear!ness Of jouTn ism By lecturing upon the
Wlimsicaiities Comicaltes and Realities OF Southern
| Life
Mr.. Allen c. Beach is forty -nine years old;
Mr. james Mac,in hfty-four, and senator sch0o1maker
nearly dy. The other Democratic candida "a are much
/ younger men.
! Theirs and MacNIahon we're decorated, in
| BIC. ~ King Leopold. OF Belgium TT the same ure
hors for services rendered occasion OF hetakng
Of Auyers, and MacMahon for brilliant conduct during
/ the siege
| TIE NOLdon) AcademJ in announcing Mr..
Bayard TaylCrs forthcoming work on German Litera.
tire. SAYS: We have no one in England at all
parable 90 Mr Taylor IN German, and especially Schiller
and Goethe, literature"
Ex-Governor Marshall jewell and his wife
celebrated, Saturday evening, their silvergeddng
and the marriage Of their youngest daughter There
many silver gifts and anniversary poem contr
Outed oy Dr. Mayer, Of Hartford.
Secretary Eyarts told a friend the other day
thus records a letter in The Graphic-that h Lad just
received letter from Of his daughters 10 tins feet
Dear papa Thank you very kindly Tor the doncy you
sent me- but he's 50 lonely. Won't yOl soon be home
papal"
1t is said that Raphael Sommes, when dying
for short time i'm gned that he stood upon the deck u
ship preparing Tor bGte. lie gave QUICK hbN positive
commands, t0lkcd apparently with his officers aud
seemed elated with anticipation Of victory lie rec yerei
con 'ciousness however, before the last moment ar
rived.
Mr.. Stedman's readers have for some time
been OF the opinion that collection Of his later pc
wa ia order and tboy viii be glad to learn that al his
contributions to magazines and other poems, since
the collected edition Of 1873 viii be found IN volume
soon be puhshe By Jas r. Orgood Co., under thu
title OF Ha" tlornc, ana DINER Poems.
Nine. Eudersdorii, the distinguished singer
has writing heartily admTng and regrefui letter
concerning her friend, the late rherese Tieuens She
says tha; Tetonss beneyOenco was as great her g
MUS that jealousy was to her tu. a word. She al
nred and praised her sister artstes honestly enthuas
tically and than have I myself heard her
press her delight tho Of ger, and urge
impFcsari0 to promote the new talent Therese
Tieiens was the most loving and beloved OF IN
her hOmp She married, refusing many brilliant
oer' becausr her family above all her moherand her So
Augusta Krus children, and again theirs had grown
into her heart OF hearts and rel rned there paramount
sovereign Of al her undivided, unyafyng ahectoS 10
2 fo 1--we and WORK i0' h'm was iH'0'' "0"'
The young lady who wrote the little novel,
one Summer" has been making call upon Liszt she
describes him tall thin, with long white hair long
black robelike coat, being able; long, slight, sens
tive hands; manner used to courts, and smile and
grace rare in man approaching seventy. lie c0nversed
aIiaby, with his guests and then suddenly he rose
and went his writinGabe and with OF his LONG.
sweet smiles, he took bunch Of from o
glass the table " and presented them to
the ladies' And these which stood on
LISTS writing table by his Ms. music, presented b. the
hand that has made him famous, already pressing
ami will he kept among our Ponates except one perhaps
that wl distributed leaf b. leaf TO herowols Tipping
friends with date and appropriate inscriptons on the
sheet vhera Il rests" Then ne played How ne smiles
as he aysl We fanced 81 first IN simplicity thathe
Wa smiling MS. but later IL seemed merely the music
IN IBIS soul illumuing his cOIgtenance HIS whole tae
changes and CLEANS and grows majestic. reVcalingls
ms scr spirit his hands caTesScd while thcy H. tefd
tne KEYS"