New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
PERSONAL.


Mr. C. C. Harris, Chief Justice and Chan
color Of Hawaii is no" travelling in mas native land lie
has lived iu Hawai- y years
Miss Jefferson, the young daughter OF the
actor is to DO married in June to Mr. Fajeon, the noVol-
i5t who intends to visit this country in the Autumn
Mr. Hill of Georgia can resist gold and sill
YER. He actually declines an offer Of 723OOo and ex-
pnses to lecture Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago and
DGrJt
Gov. Hendricks has lost, says correspond
cni OF RE IrOy Times. S65OO0 IN Western gold mine,
and ma, De under the necessity Of sending more good
money a'erIL
Mr.. willard Carpenter has at last broken
,ro.ud or his library and art gallery, the architects
Plan having been approved. The first building W III cost
about 10000.
Secretary McCrary, Gen. Sherman, and other
army officers v III visit Folt Adams newport tomorrow,
and Inspect the troops snI post flldrcss parade Will
take place IN honor o. tie Nist
Mr.. W. d. HOwcs spent his youth in
yo.tic-oohing home III Ohio. IL n oncstory building
st in ticket Of goosebcrry bushes, roSebnshes ana
hraiubes, and "a small grove Of Wild untrimned tees
Can't A. T. Lee late Private secretary to the
President has been in town for a day or two rs the
guest cf M Elwood H. Th0rue He sails IN TIE CITY OF
Richmond today tor his post OF duty at Frankfort
On-tAC-Main.
There il piquant report to the effect that
after carefully reading his obituaries, Mr. a. H. Stephens
IN his life auI traits Of character Of which hitherto he
had been profoundly ignorant
Prof. Alex Agassiz win be the umpire for
the Harysida on the occasion OF tine hst col
lrze racc ever rowcd at Springfield July IL ls35l ne
tllpd n,y oar on he Harvard Y. v" which the
6t college boat steered by traveller instead OF cox
swain"
NJ. Ma.scnet, the composer Of the new opera,
e Eoi de Lhore is about 30 years OLD and an exceed
ngly modest and sensitive person lie began to study at
the Paris Conservative when he WAS iO years ola and
wiiCu Il he tJOa the nr~t-panlst DflIe lie mas
also studied under Ambrose Thomas.
NJ. Hyacnthe LOysOn is living very quietly
in Paris, Madame Loys0n is teaching young girls ana
their household very simply ana economically ar
ranged FgqrO says that the first thing that strikes onen
th- lady is the persistence With when her Otck eyes hA
themselves upon those to whom she speaks
:. Olul j. Okada, and ). HasegOwa, the
three japanese Commissioners travelling in this country
have bought III the West and South quantities OF fine
horses cattle ana sheep for expectation to Japan MI
Okada says nearly all the young japanese belonging
to noble and rich families now, as matter OF course
learn English, German, and French.
Chef-Ju>icc Madison f. HolliSter of Idaho
Territory Talbot Couuty, Mary land with the inten
tion of purchasing permanent home. Judge Holister
ia q native OF th, state and for IL years Judge OF
tie Xth Judicial District OF Illinois. He then went to
Buenos Ayres rs United States Consul RENE ming there
about three years In 1871. about two years after his
roturu home he was without solicitation, appointed
Associate Justice OF the UnIted states Territorial Court
OF idaho, and was soon atrrWaTd made CbieJusilce'
DR.. Howard Crosby writing in The Christian
Union entrcot- his fellows to 50 walking. He says;
"Our country within 100 miles or SO of NewYork City
offers picturesque regions for such summer foot-excur
sion Of a week or two. Ride TO Port Jervis and walk
through Sullivan and Delaware counties, where the
bears are. or strike southwark from Port Jerys and
visit the rare beauties, sylvan and tlumnal, Of Pike
County in Pounsylyanla county described by the late
Mr. Greeley as distinguished for rattlesnakes, bad
whisky and Democrats. Explore the Catskl regioG-a
world Of cliness starting from 6auscrtes and 50 up
the P.attersk Glove, or Catshll Landing and so
up the Kautersk Glove. The railroad traveller is an
ignorIuu-. He learns as much geography a. night IN
The secpiuscar Lo does by day The walker learns
tbe ptoe "a, We the Topography aud comes from his
journey a wiser well as a healthier man"
Mr.. ID. ID. Home says in his new book that
he once knew old lady who before dining invariably
seated herself a small table and commenced 10 UP IT,
The table supposed to stand as representative Tor
the spirit OF her deceased husband When the tipping
WAS fairly started, inteTogatories began. Dear
Charles may eat fish to-day :" The table would exc
cute affirmative motions. Thank you. dear Charles
thought might felt strong desire to nave nsh Tor
dinner" AT times the response was In the negative
Then came something like the following; "Ah' /
Thought So Charles felt one OF my chlls coming on
and hsh is bad for me when have my ehllls." -
never" SAYS Mr.. Home a." knew an instance where the
answer was not full unison with Ler own wishes Ihs
deuson extended itself to every action oil het ne ava
had to proceed with great caution IN attempting 10
convince her that the dear Charles ot the table was
simply fantasy due 70 unconscious muscular eNeI'oh
and IN excited brain"
Veggis, the favOrite barber OF the Niceroy
81 Egypt is dead 1t said OF this important person
age that he had the Evil Eye and though he learned
to the matter Joke, the consequences OF TINS
reputation we're not always pleasant One morning as
he leaving the vicerega chambers Isna called out
TO him: stop the landing of the stairs" Veggis
stopped and the order reversed m the N,ceroy