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

Cardinal tIiien is Sald 10 ne III Hi hefaHn'
Ex-GOy. HoIatiO Seymour spent Sunday IN
Chicago.
Gov. BENJAMIN r. Prescott Of New-IIamp-
shire wiz be inaugurated at Concord Tomorrow
Bishop Pinkney Will deliver the Baccaiaureate
sermon on she 24ta INST. ~ tue Maryland Agricultural
College.
Mr. Neil GilmOuT, Superintendent OF Public
In-truet.Qn intends % sIe thf sumner g III Europe
Mr., Henry Holt and his company have done
very gracious hing in sending 10 tire students lHfay
nf the California University 100 volumes 81 thesr Choicest
staDdard publications
The future King of England is credited with
the possession of LUCKY hand at roulette lie wins al
most always This year at Monaco ne g'mbied 10 the
extent 0i II 100 winnings
Miss Poynter, the writer OF that remarkably
pleasant novel Mg Little Lady" Is sister Of the Bit
isis painter, Poyntef, r. A She is said to be amablo and
attractive, nut not Do rilifui.
John Motley, Tie late John Lothrop Motleys
greatgrndatLcr. from Belfast, Ireland, to Fal-
mouth-Bow Pprilaud-in Maine. aud there worked at
Ills radc ~ n oiuer An unc OF the historians Charles
M1ilcY, now tiycs iH Deoring, AMI ~ 81 yeats old
Tom BcntJl's wcll-kuOwn portrait painted
cy 30, le hs5 become the property OF the 6soou HIS
torca Society. ald that body to celebrate its a9qls
uo has invited The Hon. John T. DARBY 20 gave an adj
dress upon tco Iie aud times OF the -ret POLITICIAN
Queen Victoria has completed her 5Sth year;
dom have attained this The oldest OF all Is the
Pope vino Il 3d. Emperor William is 80. thu car is 80.
Nctor Emmanuel ~, Emperor Francis Joseph nearly
H. rkc youngest OF the s'yercins Is Aphonso OF Spain
Victor Hugo is said to have ready for pub
LEGATION Mss called "Satan." 1.-THE Four Winds OF the
sprit' Che conclusion Of the novel "NineV-fhre"" and
two Tragedies " The Twins and " Torq,emada." Some
me 1ic,,e cauricc Oh tie rart tBe aUihor delays
reir publication. lie calls tnem "the fortune Of his
Isdadr'ii'dren."
Earl Rnss,il. il is reported, in spite OF his
advanced age follows the question with ali the
to .eBce and ca -eruess Of his prime. His sympathy
I'd d.lJIaycd for MIR Gladstone. who, he thinks, has
oarned lesson about supporting Turkey by force OF
Earl Russell recently expressed n s ePhdf I
0iIon 10 an ga ir'ni that EnSaha G'u not uii'' Du'
Was orlg yrd into Waf against itu5sh
4 tihla once owned 10y President HayesS
atLer is carefully preserved in parts. in South London
derry VI. When Mr. Hayes removed to OHIO he sold
this article II furntUrrn Odfa5hiOned comfortable,
divided in the middle and having four legs upon each
s.ir--to ono of the tOYnsmen. The latterS son, ME-
Dwight 7, lc stil retains daft Of the table, the other
a'f naviig been sold 70 Use BAPTIST Church Ii a. made
0f clcrry and Jird's-eyc o'aIie
Christian Reid, tie nOye.ist-OthciWise Miss
Fl her of North Caroua-EaS cXceGdiBdy pecu lar eyes,
b. Tie CHcin1 0ij Commercials Washington corresponds
cnt may 30 D. loved At Che races. when her in
tn, stables and watched her win nor uncle she passed
among te horses cGressng and pattDg them. her eyes
looked Of "a ustI0us black. AT dinii she was talking
wilma wolLmeaaiGg but silly and her eyes were Of
a dear gay. Late; she found acoageI al s,It. aud
her eyes we're or the mos tender blue se IS g9nG ex
traey graceful, ami very SAY; cannot Dear iie least
reference 10 der wnuns on WAC" suiJoV, suo AZ pd-
fully sensitive
MIR. AUGUSTUS ST. Gaudens the sculptor, sails
today m the Ayssna for Europe, where be expects to
mako prolonged stay. lie carries with him t@o inn
uortant public commissioners well private orders for
sy,ru busts and those have the work he has
already produced are confident that he will not only
perform the tasks committed 10 him bat thai ne will add
name oi substantial honor 10 the list of our american
SC ltors fcg gentlemen tins city have requested
i - Gauaeas TO eXe3noa Ife-size statue OF Admiral
T,,ragut and The trustees OF the sal0r' sung HarbOr
have ccmrissunci Rim 10 make statue. also ne-SZe.
Of Bi,ert Richard Randall, the founder OF that inst-
taiiOn.
Dr. II. V. Redfcld who has been travelling
through tie South. says: p} stefan IN Notsi Ala
a,na having large practice in the rura districts, aud
of necessity stopping anoug his pa;,eus, te!is shat
ncteen OF twenty of the meals he sitH down to are
81 fried meat aud bread. Yet dyspepsia does not
follow tue eXtcut would suppose he THINKS they
escape the disease wnch such diet would seem to in
vie by the out-loer life they lead. This physician says
that dyspepsia wonid lie an unknown disease in the
southern Satr not not bread aud the frying
PAN Army life during the late var cuscd more dyspep-
tics han bullets Killed. asked th,s physician Why It
was that ia the Eastern states. where lot bread
steady diet is almost unknown, dyspepsia was even more
prevalent thtu the southern states lie eaid tlat u
was rie and CAKE which played the mischief in that
quarter. PIE and cake worked the same injury 10 the
,iomaci uf The Easosn people that hot bread and the
fyngvau did for the Southemcrs. II anyting il was
worse lie Thought he would rather risk his digestion
ujou Southern Distht than NcWitu Sand pie Ide lie
w. 10. grc1trI ctT~r, and annually Killed moro people
by slowly Drcsrinc down their digestive powers
LoNDoN. june G.--Ihe llteet bulletin an
nounces that Madame Titans is gradually recovering.
Tier progress gives the ply scans every satisfaction
BosTON, June 5.-AieSSrs. Sothen and Flor
cuce. the comedians, left the Portland steamer to-
ni-ht weeks fishing IN the Ranscly Lakes Maine.
NDIAEAPOLIS, Ind, June "a public fare
we'd has been tendCed eXG0y. Hendricks before his de-
parture Tor Eope, TO take place at the Bates House
Friday evening. Senator Mcdonald kas been invited TO
dCiiyc. The l1reWcii address.