New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
PERSONAL.

CdTuOu Is WIltIIB pay Srtcldlly Tor treDa.
| We've Ward. She will give II in French In Paris
joaquin Miller has written a satirical noen,
on modern society," curiously called The Princes. J,
John Bright Is said to have modelled nj.
style in oratory after Bible Shakespeare and Ioh.
Milton.
Mrs. Henry b. Stanton follows her Theories,
one of daughters has become student Of pelic,,
| in this city.
The late Rear Admiral Alden will be b,yed
beside his father in the Eastern cemetery at Portland
Me- The remains OF Commodore Prcbe and o;ber;n
guished naval commanders we're buried there.
Gov. BrOss illustrates the marvellous prou,h
Of Chicago by saying That in $50 be wolf uas. IA,
door Mlcbganave., tine principal residence sret
OF the city. His friends themselves By tel,n,
him that he has had better luck than the general nm :,
Western editors. The wolf generally squaed in IRON, a.
their doors and hOwled.
Mr. lido BrachvOgel, editor of the Belletriscb.
Ze,t,ng has done novel thing in sending an uncoosed
American dinner for IL persons all the way to Berlin I,
reached there excellent order. and the IL Berlin gen
tleinen were enraptured with such American decae,
as wild turkey, canyasback ducks and oysters NJ,
BraobyOgels list Of good things included the deart
with fruits aud nuts even the wines Amerian--
the dinner was com 'Iete
Mrs. Mary A. LvermOre, in the course Of
lecture delivered at indianapolis last Saturday evening"
denounced society stflVlIg Wntllc
the same shape and to mold them like many candles
what are going to do VITA the superuOIs wOmen ."
she asked. "Why train every girl II she sure 70
become a wife. a mother aud housekeeper; and also
train her II she were sure never to become wife,
mother and housekeeper"
The senior members of the Massachusetts
Legislature Emory Washbun Of the House
and Charles Theodore Russell OF the senate-are resi-
dents of the same ward Cambridge and belong tho
same parish Gov Washburn is chairman Of the House
Judiciary Committee, and Mr. Russell is at the head of
the Senate Judiciary Committee. Each gentleman 10
also q collegiate professor OF law. Both members
of the Wbig party but when Gov WashOurn entered the
Republican ranks, Senator Russell became Democrat
Mr.. Castellani thus describes the beginning
OF his interest in antiquities :" My father and being
jewellers in Rome greatly pleased with the desgbs
OF certain objects discovered IN EtruIia and Magma
Gracia We determined reproduce those desigDsi in
modern workmanship, and for this purpose tried to get
held Of some curostes that suited THIS tie be-
ginning Of my collection Of antiquities. found IL mecca
sary not only 10 possess these curiosics hut to study
them because anxious not to INK up the Roman
the Etscan and the Greek decorations bat 10 preserve
The distinctive characteristics of each period"
Mr. William NJ Evarts was entertained
on the evening of his sixtieth birthday at The
Washington residence OF Mr. b. Chtenden, the Brook
Ign Congressman. During the evening some one had
rallied him about becoming Secretary Of stas
under President Hayes. Soon afterward the CON-
latest craze--the groesque notion that the little din
Guilty about the Presidency should De COMPROMISED y an
agreement that Tilden should be President ana haS@
Secretary OF State-and some asked MI Eyarts wh
he thought OF IT, "Oh it's wei enough for Gov hayes
to give away bs Office If he thinks he Ought to; Ou'
I'd like TO know what right he mas TO take mine
Mr.. Zachariah Chandler knows a good thing
when he it. He has put up in his Office reeens
cartoon representing him holding big elephant, la
beled tine Republican Party" by the TAIL as 1t was
falling through bridge into the chasm was crossing
Those who study the illustrated papers VIII recOleI
that the sturdy Secretary, bosridng tie chasm Win
a colossal foot planted on either brink, STOOD grip
ping the tail OF the elephant with both haEdf
while bottle WAC within easy reaching distance says
the Secretary; "Thas the best cartoon that was ever
published. Icaed the Presidents attention to IT, ara
convinced him from my position and grip that, uplS
those rocks crumbed would certainly land the eie'
nhart Bot TIE thing thai bOthers me- no cOutinucd,
is TO understand how in the world could lei 20 ny
grip long enough TO get al that bottle"
The late Admiral Joseph Smith made his
LAST cruise shortly after receiving his commission az
commodore sailing Boston In NoXember 1913 Tor
two years voyage i'm the handsome new rigate Gam
herlainl. "Tlomas Catheed, Mariner" who served MS
country at Si2 permOntb and ratons" in the foretPp
Of the rrte relates these incidents Of the cruise ID
letter 70 The IIbq,y lrJus: 1.-THE LIST Len was Anhre"
r. Foote OF Forts Henry and DOneSon celebrity Lieut.
Foote was rigid teetoaler and af erTard very pror
pent i'm getting through Congress the act aooshhg o
whisky ration navy We had not been long al seq
before he started ship temperance society tn the gre"
disgust OF the old sea dogs, many OF whom were ready
any time to take "A dozen with the cat, rather than 70
miss their grJs- welwacrcd though 1t always was VI
course ho got but few members from among mat Glass;
although he promised his recruits more huer'y as"V'
and al that The first lot OF them who went on nOc'V
ot u.bop. then the rendezvous Of the Mediterranean
souadron came of next morning drunk as lords WIZ
swollen heads ont of joint ana partlcooteu Oou'
the eyes THE teetotal society had fOnaeie'l ,aJ
down. mead first Their liberty wa, OF SoaIe, ~ fs
foOlcd with; as on cd boatswa's mate oil the 49,,
used to put he kept tue g spcl LayarIs pth and
on roa rd Tie old Commodore wiukcJ AT all lur 'ua
smoke nothing lie great fayoiite WIN ,Ie .' ~
lie carried bs head at an Angle 70 the right III.
hands behind HIM and eyes cast down. as though ~
deem study: but il well known fore ana ait tue
hi Ar s,Ig tl,ies he mad zone eye the ana %.
oIaer ip aioft , nothing escaped him, from truck
Dock