New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
PERSONAL.

Ex-Gov Swami of Maryland and the Hon.
George II. Pendleton Of OHIO have arrived at Newport
for the season.
Mr.. Sidney Lanier who has been staying In
the South the benefit of his health has recovered
He coming to New-York work in the ways OF ltera
ture
Maude Richardson, the only daughter of the
late A. ID. Richardson and brgbt-minded young
woman Of eighteen, died lately OF consumption at Col
orado springs.
The widowed Mrs. Pickens, whom it Is ru-
mored Gov. wade Hampton is about to marry, is a Mis-
sssinpian end was once Miss Lucie Patton Holcomb,
reiguing bolle
Gov. Prescotts fellow tOwnsmen, without
distinction Of party, making arrangements 10 give
him reception on his return TO his home In Eppng, ~
H., tomorrow evening.
Gov. Blue Jeans Williams has just appeared
with great effect ut Ind ogroing Several thou-
sand spectators watched he hurled the logs about
and shouted 10 ms oxen
Prof. Swing, in last Sundays sermon, re-
fered To the Presbyterian Assembly andto the
efforts Of great diynes to walk about IN their heoogca
Chinese slippers and make US believe that SUCH Walk
is graceful"
Carl Zerrahn, indefatigable conductor has
received from the ladies of the chorus OF the Handel
and Haydn Society set Of cameo studs and sleeve ou'
TONS the relefs upon the being the heads OF dst
gIished composers
Ex-Secrctary Chandler complains that con-
siderable quantity of his best wine went down the troats
Of the trcmen who carried his household effects from
the dcnot to his residence in Detroit The railroad com
panv is now considering Mr. Chandler, demand for salts
faction.
The late Charlotte Harris of Boston has
given Harvard bequcst OF $1,000 for the ODsei'a
tory; 900 the Perkins Institution and Massachl
sets Asylum for the Blind, and after other smaller ea
cies she leaves all The rest OF her estate To the Massa
sets General Hospital
Gen. 4. NJ. Logan of Richmond will deliver
the annual address before the survivors OF HooJs IeKas
Brigade at Waco on the 9th inst Gen Logan tho
youngest brigaiier-grneral in the Confederate army
Last yer ne delivered the address before the survivors
the Hampton Legion, Of which command ne was
member
Victor Alvergnat the French professor who
lately died of hydrophobia in Hartford was wont TO
argue half in e. half in earnest that in hereafter OF
such eternal progress he believed IN we should All
have orr work 70 do And You, mcnseur" " on, ex-
meet 20 teach French for surely that Will De the ahSuS
of heaven where only the best things VIII De preserved
Verdi has been presented with leaders
sta richly worked gold aud ivory. by the members OF
tbc choir " no executed his Requsm" at the Cologne
Festival 4 laurel crown in silver and gold WAS also
presented 10 him on the part of number OF mnsicoVhg
Ltdlo, Of Cologne A copy Of the Rhine Album, by
Prof scneuren Win nasniilcent tltie1Se o S I n
executed by tne author, was hHnoct 10 olSnor Nciu Oh
the part OF she committee of the festival
This is the Southern view of Judge Bradley,
whom the writer calls tho modern Warwick: A thin,
wcl-presCryod and rather graceful figure win sIlsht
stoop in the neck and shoulders hair iron gray cOmned
straight down over ms quiet srewd iaee' clean
shaved and deepined around The MOUTH a face which
reminds one Of Andrew Johnsons but lacking in the
strength rather In the thunder ami lightning OF the
grand defiance Of the features OF the Ptcsidcni-keon
rather than strons or deep dark oye very qn ana
hrghf nus somewhat frtivc IN its movements rs u Is
owner haunted by the phantom oi sam COLI
science"
The Pope. when he received American pll-
ms the other day, spoke in great praise o the Ainer
can nation and the great Things il had accomplished and
how in tho flower its youth, It had acquires, strength
sufficient 10 arouse the jealousy OF European nations
ut there we're errors youth IN patiOns as IN men, ana
he would remind them OF two he had noticed IN them
too great precptancy in tie pursuit OF material things
and TOO proud feeling OF Independence Ihey prded
themselves on being Hepubcans (and here there was
augh IN which the Cardinals joined, hut they must re-
member all must bow the head 10 enter paradise Ibey
mus ho humble, ani not let material things interfere
with prayer.
Prof. Tyndal has marked with a loving and
rcverent hand every article used by Faraday in the
wrng-room of the Royal Institution which he now occu-
pies tiny brass plate tells that this annie armchair
once held the philosopher who rst magnetzed ray OF
light and discovered misunderstanding. Faraday, how
cyc. was no friend Of armcharst least for WORKING IN
much preferrns an upright desk aud singulary I'M
comfortable high ,soo also treasured by Prof Tynda
In corn,r-behind bust OF Thomas Carlyle presented
Iy liim TO his eyer-helpul" frend-hangs the famous
barometer used during his Alpine tour by the handsome
Cornish philosopher. whose eyes, the ladies remarked
were made FOR something better than porting over
crurible," In this ltt'e room Dayy and Faraday
recorded the experiments made IN tie laboratory below,
aud III II Prot TJhdal Is very much AT nome ihueeu
during the scientific season.
Ex-GOv. Chamberlain's wife is quoted by
Cincinnati Ga.te writer saying: Henry has had all
the nooety for and more han no ever dreamed
of hav!ny. He has had quite enough OF political life
Now he going TO live and tee children and make
something rcnunerative Of his profession lie has
three beautiful boys-Julian, Hugh and Pnilp-the first
two fine locing boys of six and four respectively saw
the little fellows marching about each other, and
was told their affection each other most touching
and beautiful. Julian would watch Hugh while asleep
and kiss him to waken HIM. Tie Same devotion exists
between GOV. Chamberlain and his brother Leander,
Chicago divine and the mother IL proudly happy that
such brothcry love bids fair TO Xist in her own house
hold. Mrs Chamberlain is = lovely woman, and must be
her husbands greatest comfort with her soothing voice
and ready sympathy. and Intelligent interest IN every
thing concerning his welfare was glad, she said thlt
had brought three voters into the world Ia be trained IN
the good OdashiOned principles OF justice, prODy ana
honor
PHILADELPHIA. June 8.-Ihe exhibitors of
the Permanent Exhibition VIII tender farewell recep
ton on Friday evening Henry Petit. Chief of the
Bureau of Management who will sail next week on an
extended tour In Europe for the benefit Of his health
The reception will take place at the logOaOn III the EX
hibllOu Building.
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