New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
PERSONAL.

Senator Thomas W. Ferry, who for long
Vue was very nl. has entirely recovered.
Younc Mr.. Blaine has been elected prcsi-
dent OF zoe Memorial Dining Hall Association az har-
ynra. THE as,ocIltion has about G50 members
Parson Newman writes to Senator Morton
"Yourdrvot0u to principe. your eminent aphues'your
,over leadership inspired the wish that you might be
srrd rr Republic Y.u The asi Of the heroic states
er who stooi arn i'm the hour Of the nations peril ana
wao lay connect the glorious past with "uI unoo' '
fur.."
The cottage which the President and bis
family occupy near the soldiers Home, Just out Of
Ws-hl. .ton s n very simple The rooms are large
an have very little furniture The floors are covered
with uaune. and table ane Few chair. complete @ & t1e
furi -lug; there ac u0 orl3mcnts lhcHon' u'V1 O"n
eta ty stands Hospitality open.
Major Min0tt A. Osborn, the veteran editor
% The Ncr are4 Comm Aeysfer Is vey W al bis REQ
dece Co.. H~v Haven, and his life s desnired Of A. an
Instance of 'e u ing passion is sa4 tlal on me morn
had pr ICED the night b. promptly answered. " very
well u. " las ONO Eonef
Mr.. Ruskin appears to think that things gen
.ry are tolcrable aud not 90 endured he that
The cuef OF an the Of This unhappy age If the uni
vera bDlc OF los fools and Of tho fockg that follow
tb, rendering thr quiet voices Of the wise men o; al
net time usudblc. "Tas s first. the result OF the In
veron ~ printing and o. the easy power and extreme
pleasure o. vain persons Of seeing themselves in PRINT
III. has been ny main work from youth ur-not
IN painting OF sculpture, what II eteraly good and VITAL
and 70 strike away from ptrssy what is worthless
md venuuons 20 that now. being Cd and thoroughly
practs d la this trade know elmer oi plctuIe-d
Dot as D cheesemonger knows chees' ami haye MT
the least mind 10 try 20 make wise men our o. oos but
nv one swift busness H. 10 brand them 9f pase gu
~, ,e,c'I ,rnether bnrt The followers OF these
eu or not totally ignoring them aud caring only 70 get
lie facts concerning the men themselves fairly ava
roundy stated. Tor the people whom have real power
t. ieacn"
Princess Isabelle, daughter of the Duke de
Moppen-ier and wife Of The COmte de Paris, Is q woman
fvery great literary taste. She is an expert and de-
voted Dblophc, aud the discovery OF rare edition Is
as great delight II would be 90 the most ar
oent Drva-dust eae has splendid library At Chateau
d'Eu ThetSo things, IN which she takes most pleas
ure. are books and horses. She ia especially fond
Of her four little ponies. which she drives her
self Her husband assisted by NJ Violet Leduc
has restored Chateau dEu INTO something more beauu
IN than u old decorated WITH perfect taste and Is
ned with exquisite works OF art As Tor cOmtorN u Las
conyeu. which most foreign palaces lack-lt has
tie Amer can luXul Ol water eas anu Wih ar sen
by steam engine al over IT, Inc OOunt snow" nihsr
wise and generous, moroNcT,m IN ltoNldh- @chOOs aLu
home. Es taxes HE pnl0sophi'aily' Doh Iepiesent
ny house a. palace he sad lately 70 write IN
Figaro Don't speak of me either poorer or richer
than there are two sentiments DO not wish to
ar0ust-tnyy ana PITY
Mr.. Owen T. Davys. tae son of Queen Vic
torio uor the late Bishop OF Peterborough says that
n fI
English with the Duchess of nt but after few weeks
sbe said 10 him. You teach well that wish you
vord teach my little daughter" and the result was
tlt lac became tutor 10 Princess Victoria, c0mmenc
Ing her lucatOu from the English alphabet Time went
on and IL became evident that the Princess would in due
time a cend the throne Dr Davys, now Dean OF Ches-
tar had one day requested her 10 write out a
chart of the succession Of the English mOnarchs.
which she presented 20 hm Afterwards. beau
tifl1y inscribed down the time OF King William ~
d. DAVIS wnen paisng the accuracy Of the work. re-
marked But. Princess, You have not put down the
name of the next heir the Throne on which Her Roy
A rl es, said after some consideration, We'll, II |
put down any name after that of Uacle william. sup
pose tast should havo % pat down my own" on the
Dueb- Of Kent being informed OF what had occurred.
she Told the Dean that II WAS great satisfaction u her
ha hrr daughter should have discovered eat fact
IN 80 suue "a manner. The last duty WLlcu
Dr. DAVIS performed a. Her Najes.y's tutor wa
te hearing her read over her speech prepared
for the House Of Lords: she was unWilhg 10
read % I'M pubc unt bis taste had approved her eioeu-
ton. Sir Davye ADDS: 10 was AT no very ohg inter
after this thai "a ssrngcr arrived ~ our mousse IN
Kcusn- ton with Baroness Lehzcn, contain
slort mr-sagc Tho Queen SAYS mat S"u are 70
b. RsLop Of Pct borough Be had had some com
niuulca iOrmrv Tine win LOfd MciDvlIbe' anu
bid stated that he hardly felt himself prepared 0f such
aIous duiles - those bishop, Drt when hs noie
came ] remember Bic saying 10 my noiher, OF
q gu.ariV ca ugh, haa once salG, whch passing
Mfol-h Peterborough. and adriifing me Dedug oI III
clt4edi. and tie quiet Of Us Precnots, htl' II S'9
ever make "a bsuOp, wish 70 might De here' anu
tcre DE .cd and worked for quarter or ceLturF
eieercd by many marks Her Majesiys remembrance