New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
PERSONAL.


John G.. Whittier, the poet, is visiting Port.
land
Mrs. Brooks, the butter mOdeer, is making
figure OF "The Marcloness" at her game OF crbOage
Gen. Bradley T. johnson is going to live in
Baltimore aud will possibly command the 5h Regiment
NJ N.G.
NJ. Max OutIey, the French Minister at
Washington aud Nine Outrey have gone 10 Newport for
the season.
Justice Clifford of the United States Supreme
Court spent Friday Boston. lie will so to his home In
Portland to-day.
The friends of the late Joel T. Hart the
Kentucky SCULPTOR are raising funds to bring hs remains
home from Italy to Lexington.
Mrs. Belle Boyd Hammond, former rebel. Is
living in Baltimore, and giving dramatic readings SheS
described A. being very graceful on the stage
Mr. Willard Carpenter of Evansville Is STIR
rim, theoretically about his memorial library and art
gallery plans. lie expects to begin work Immediately
Col. Robert mgcIsoll has received for legal
fec a onehirI interest in locomotive, but divers cred.
ors took nnc cut OF the country, and The Colonel
has lost that dainty bit ~ property
Mrs. Eveline HEREFORD of Canton Centre, Conn,
who recently died at the Of 81 years did not have
very Jolly cine in celebrating birthdays Of which she
saw only L. The why Because she was born On
the 29tn of February
Prof. Roswell d. Hitchcock, d. D., Presi-
address in Baltimore Thursday evening on the disooV
oes and work OF the society. The lecture which was
listened to by largo audience was illustrated Win
views and diagrams.
The officers of the L. $. steamer Omaha,
the hagsip the South Pacific station gave reception
at Panama April - partly honor OF Admiral FitO"s
daughter and partly in for the hospitality shown
them by the ladies OF the city. Admiral PrtO.e WAS
then expecting TO leave Panama foI the south IA low
days only waiting to receive certain STORES VIM" WV
on the way across the lSlhmuS
Mr.. William T.. DOdgc's resignation from the
Union League Club. the ground that he cannot con-
sclcntiousy remain connected with an organization
which derives profit from the sale OF wines and hq"o
leads peopetO AJAX why. in that case, he reinaiheuS
member 90 longs The explanation, however Is siupe
He rarely attends clubs, and quite probably never "ohe
up until recently the tact that other people drank rs
wei ms NE t them and that the wines brought prom
TO Che club treasury. Doubtless be acIcl On 'he N-'
as rs be was informed about IT,
In Victor Hug0's youth he was one evening
at the house of the Due de Rohan, when yey Old
priest came in. lie WIS decropt trembling, poorly
dressed bUt be thoroughly happy expression sho
spoke IN the most plosOphic fashion concerning MS va
rious mi5erios Some days after Hugo mentioned tue
priest tho duke. He Is old , unfortunate YET 10
ia happy Tuis is religion. II you therein only PM
losophy not that the best which makes Us happy even
then confess r. and not long after de Roman in''V
duocd him 20 de Limeunais
once went with Charles Mackay TO the crystal Palace
Tie American 'Shcu cigar, and proceeded 70 snioAo
with great enjoyment, when policeman meeting Tue
pair said 10 M Seward, M tone Oi authority Sl' "
Is against the rules 10 smoke I'm these GROUNDS fu' oN
your cigar, leave tie place. "Sr' Nr seward II"
Joined with equal dignity 1T Is against thg rules or mo
to give you lmlf crown Take 10 aud pui &c in your
pocket. an" leave my presence" Tho man loof r0hd
OF listtucts took tht la -licd ots-
aAty, and d.scrrtty turned away 40 thc opposite
direction
blr. Layard is the subject Of a romantic
aneod0e Ia fgaro. Il gays tAat Wien 10 WAC ~ years
old aud louung through Hc,o,,t mia hp Wa. captured
By an Arab be aut mad, Co.,. cli,rs cool. m which po-
stion he WIS yestly admired go .r'.' n, DE women
o. the tribe "tne hHc-o .d" H. f.I 3d.. UJoy his
slavery. ana after 'u l..rd 600 uicato with
hrs irioud-, and 10 ire r't ut GOO d. 0tof ,ak tRe
Arab chct consented go rNc. l." prs ucr ors gray
hound. celebrated IA iiat ,.,,5 io -it.u- sizolos.
His 0rst htlt on hs re.uin 10 c,iiL - va, 10 tlo
campmont OF BoUa, WHO h.u 0.cH making longitudinal
excavations. and 90 bis despair without result Laysrd
was struck 10y clever dea-to eat tgansycrsoly. Ths
was done, and NiGoyeh was discovered. That happy