New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14
PERSONAL.

Madame Bonaparte, of Baltimore, now over
ninety wears VI axe has become very iee"ied Noes o'
venture out Of doors There applehensons th'' nef
eio9c. ''''' '''''
The Rcv. DR.. Bridgmau, of Albany, Is said to
No. .e,.ut,a q call TO the Madison Avenue Baptist
Crci of tis city, ON The corner OF IAirrJ-rs'-'' a"u
wa5i.or-tye The salary Is placed at the very hOeru
sum oi fl5VnO. o., ,.... ot
One of the chief ornaments oil the theatre az
MIS- Audersou's first appearance IN TINS 'NS ioI,'ay
night wa, Ex-Governor Tdcn. seated IN % Dy vim
W. I-a.e Young ladies' bealning conunu'"y VII"
pleased and gracious smile. IL
Asa Low. Morton is described as uls"IHiS
mi awkward his large feet appearing 10 De 'Ho oi'y
bTr, D., knew Tie thing be loved 20 DO was 10 olg,1
colt. aud n this he was rtm3fA"D! s"'''''
school lI.te> called hiH i''45'
Mrs. Fremont says that when she went 70
San Flnc.,c. in 80 the day time were "''u d
q marked attention. Sac was told That " Zine was worm
S50a minute" and that SIZE mast hold as u slsa' 0'"i
nt.ff fU- brief visits ma 10 % Ltf uuiih- tue u"''
Cbiaf-Justice Waite has recently taken up
his re.ijerce Ia The house ON Rode lsmd-.Ve' once
oecIr.i los the late Sir stanton. Miss waite constant!
appears at lie gatherings of Washington society anu is
always accompanied by ner kindly father who never
seem 10 hurry her away.
Mr. I0prfeIlow has entirely recovered from
1fs m is neural a. ANA bis health is better than u
lasbe.u fol- many years. His daughter Edth VIII DC
married very soon 90 5ir. r. II. Dana, 3d. the hiAus m
and clever son Of r. H. Dana ir The youps la1y is
Cxcc,ui..ly pretty, lar ana soi1eN--'lI'u NN0 'N'
morning.
OF that accomplished and kindly man, and
6,a-.f-l actor WI .iu Warren, ii Is SAID t-'i although
nearly seventy years old, he does nos LOOK mere IMAM
Hfv Aud it is said further thai dll tie ola -I''c'S
which belong to tie queer, silrspiiius characters Ae
la, made hls own for many years ID 4. ....N
united Inn sr lucug most remarkable coduie""hce 'N"'
Is LA, 81 p.o,etu mask.
Judge Guild. of Nashville, was one OF the
mint. officers VINO received Laye etc ddIu bis Ni-.' 'o
,bat CIV .8 1874: audgthis IS She Way Judge a.
scribe. tl. Fr,ncumau Lafayette was s,oai' Wee
formed 1.u about five feet inches h-h aad large
head "a u.1el eve. saliow color large h-any nose
mouth e.-iormed. deuujns n.i-hess AMI c'As''"'''
with large - au.-loIh.ls cars
Nj. John /. Morphis, who has just become
alars q ,le Northern District Of Mississippi, was 'lt
OILY -,u.-,rn Republican member oil Congress "l'
joined ile liberal movement in 1872 He was n~-'e
of The S.h but. nevertheless, supported DIR. Gieeier,
the gra.: preacher o. AI0 ItOu. Mr.. Nor.m.s acuon
iD. no gsIrI politics uati I'll the time OF Nj Hay
uoIuiaauoa, he returned TO the party
Kwo-Suug-Tau, Chinese Ambassador IL
yneaal j, o very liberal and "ciiread person. Win an
exceptionally great appetite iOg 0".ed-r. 4ue uf-'
portion of l, travelling diary has lately been rne-d o5
the Goy,rum,nt in Picking lie especially notes thai
lie Wcs.er nations, uAc1 they conquer Ios "a c0un-
tres au as profit They form prudent designs ana CARRY
them ont Iy the force OF sa:u diplomacy. Them "h'A
they have obtained wealth and valuable tnl-, safely tie
VI in bags aud bundles. they satisfied AMI feel uu-
der no necessity to destroy tine al fmI ot coJLti.s
I'm order O.. conquer them. 10 rs not t-cl rus h ' USE
military force alone 10 5lbdull- n-lol. and provinces
This. ur al.- is novel method Of cong Ill-, uuc4-
amfl tu al antiquity.
Nj George Francis Tram appeared as a
with. s.. iu Philadelphia court-loom toe other GaF.
..Gearc. Francis TIjiu tie philosopher aiun-' siiu
tne counsel for defence. Then must tine witness r.
peat" -ail tho cri,r stepping back d-sniyed " e' nlm
repeat L do ,olemuy-" d" don't s0.eE.a.y," put lu
Mr Train, have nothing to do with sOemniy.'"
But tine judge explained the usage. Of the court,
and suapping his fingers with an intiteren
twIr OF his right hand, the eccentric witnete
concerned All ewes thcn followed him e.
the stand He sat bolt upright and looked mildly
around His broad face bTonzed TO tbs hue of COY
per His shock Of iron-sray hair stood out from Dis
head lu curs Ike so many little snakes I'm resi- 10
the question as 10 his residence he SAID, Madison
square" Aud what your business ~. Tram e. con
tuued The counsel FOR defence " am loaicr have
sa ten hours lay three years Central Park, feed
ing svaViows and playing Wit children. lOu are
gentleman large suggested the counsel No; au
a large gentleman. have been traveller, merchant,
b9rk. iiI0ad builder and so on which %, said very
comic "a, and Mr. Train frOWned az The utlcrlng.