New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
PERSONAL.
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The grave Of the late George ID. Prentice ID
still unmarked.
There is report that Mr.. Edwin Adams
will never act again. being in very feeble health.
President White of Cornell is studying in
Pars-and probably enjoying himself at the same time.
Mr. David A. Wells has received telegram
of sympathy on the death OF his wife from the leading
men of both parties IN Congress.
Prof. David Swing doesn't like the ancient
theological Injunction, Prepare for death" lie says
ought 10 be Prepare for life"
When he enters the Senate, Judge Davis will
probably OCCUPY the large chair made FOR the salSa
Daniel d. Pratt OF Indiana when Senator
Miss Kate Field has returned to the pro.
fession which she adorns. She is regularly engaged
upon the staff Of that literary and political weekly
The EIdniaer OF London
Miss Mathews is a young lady in the fresh
man class Colby University Maine who has just re-
ceyed the prize for best college preparation The prize
will pay her term bills throughout the course
One of the good and manly things told Of
President Grant Is the story of his generous aa quiet
bcnelactions to poor people IN Washngton-espeeaiy
the educated poor who are without employment
The Comte de Paris overlooked Commodore
Stockton in his account of the conquest o; California 30
the Hon. s. j. Bayard OF Now-Jersey mentioned to him
this mistake and lie has prepared the corrections or
edition.
The granddaughter of Daniel Webster the
widow OF iulcs neutlcS Ouy, H't> AZ
and il writing volume the bomclife OF Ier grand
father About 600 acres of land remain Unsold around
the house at Marshhcld.
The President-elect of Dartmouth College,
the Rev Samuel c. Bartlett, y. d, OF Chicago las been
vigorous contributor to the press OF the country 10
+ 50 wears OF age and has had Gi &c experience h Pay
toral aud collegiate WORK
Senator Thomas Francis Bayard is gTaphi'
cay described as III shape like his sate-lonG ahd naF
rowland his intellect is built good deal on the same
order Il reaches down solid basis OF fact ana 'g
and towers up Il long way, but does not Dro"cen ou'
mach" 80
Chief Justice Ryan of Wisconsin is rapidly re-
covering his health judge p, was CT years oil age
when appointed TO vacancy en- tie supreme Court
borch and two years ago he elected Tor the term
ending in 1883 II he lives until th-n he VIII De -
years oil age
Mr.. Jefferson Davis is about TO occupy
house at Bcavcr Missouri CITY, there TO write 'ao
"reminiscences OF his public caTccr which divers Hg""f
ciois friends have been demanding AT his hands heS
IN he assisted in his work 10y prOmGen man o! hoV'
and by Mrs. Dorsey. southern N!i,cc OF verses
MIR. J. NJ. Bailey of Danbury is described by
n Milwaukee reporter IN n dcl.cately lrahN h'"",,
which would ornament any newspaper. Ids eaha1'
person says: "SIr Bailey Is Rather tall sum- eraee'1
awkward with long dark hair. trninS SihN III nso!e
and , IclcLtf,,l drawl" Graceful awkwardncss IS one
of the lOvGest things in the world. only 70 be e9uAa
by q tIiling ktnk III the eye .
Miss Anna l.. Dickinson VIII appear III lns
city on the 2l OF April She is said to be exceedingly
wei, satisfied with her success thus FAR one OF the "
opnepc recollcctlous of stage experience IL OF
J,rcy who's. left black smrch upon her bana
Whenever be kissed it. The plays IN which Miss Di'1
snn viii appear in this city " Crown oil Ihorh'
and new one also written by her, the scene OF ~A'
is laid partly in Colorado aud partly IN y Sem.a
mis- last said arazeliy why, Anna, thee doesn't pa
at an thee acts as II thee was AT home
The Rev. L. LivermOrc, Episcopal rector ~
ST. Peter MIMI. has in his possession portral' Oh ."
grandfather Samuel Livcrmore Delegate 10 Tue W.
tuepta Congress and number Of Old aud interesIls
letters In letter written to Judge L'crmOge' III ~"
President Mcshecl wcare Ghe Governor OF Ne"-n''Dr
shire wns then called PrcSdcnO bcgs the New-ha"p
shire REPRESENTATIVES, Washington 10 be very eeon0H
ca ".or we had great difficulty" BE- says III se''ns I
money Tor vdr last draft for $50. We tired ~ % IN
aa a Usn !tor Pr~sdcMt Wear requests Jngc Liver
more 10 to Ncwiampshise IN order 70 p pr.dea
naiycly. {" think 1t advisable that tne Cmei ''"
should be person educated to the Jaw. -.
The young daughters OF the thornton .' %@,
liz arc describe, tall and slender, WIN W.
rather p.ain fscc9, and complcxons OF that 'aIow I
ness snpposed to be unknown To consumers OF '''
beef and plumb pudding OF England They ae's ,,d
rs greatest p,Ainncs., their abundant llsh' h' a.,
and ucd With ribbons their dresses rather slo'' 80" -.
from unnatural expansion and tbeir SHOES VIZ" ,,,s,L
mot nj all di,niuutvc have coles thicker than az! ut
can shoemaker would dare 10 make INC "" ",,a,r,
th,y walk ride or "pull tho river are au u" u.,
sourcn of sstorshncn; 10 young ladies' whose o Wn,er
are danced out waNed floors. IL Si!n''i sxsreise
rain snow or sish. they are "nt takIns '" cncers
accompanied by thc: father or goIefh''s ~ In brave
opera or the theatcr, Lady Thornton eon'5 ,nshers
with slk laccs and Jewels; brlDd are tI' rl,eu cut
with their guVcrucsS dressed JUST rs p''n! ,nh plal1
for n walk, IN their long beaver clolh s.
brna,,-brluiuIed felt hats down over Ihtf eoS "A.
The Nawab Nazim was carlcatnrea III wv" va,
r,,iy and when the number containing the e"r0O ,,n
laid upon his IIighnesss table he boiled Win , Ca,
and rang for Mr. Fox, his secretary TIC a,ov.
not like him in the least said his iliehneSs was s-
mainly ugly: IL was taking unwarraniab.e hOei'
IN fact. poking FUN at, making fool CT '"V too
Nazim OF Bengal, Behar am orssa.' MI fvA g.. round
poo TO hint that the podgy little figure WIN ~ uvs
ewes and goggles, looked so very MUMMY
an very true Mr. Fox tried another tack h 0
that caricature was n sacred art In when w" ,h,ts
islanders exceled all the nations OF the e :, the
car,co,ure WAS like n seat In the Cabinet o ma,
hi,best bonors to which an islander eoHld a'p no
nohoav in ,aet-not even q sacred personas. - con
Archbishop OF Canterbury-was deemed " men Of tie
nuerrd his right to be ranked among sno eartoon 10
aueiS1 ,ns he had been made fun Of IN ~, dsys
pnrh or Vanity fair. aud held up ior !" Ths pace %
Ia he laughed at by the nation at large Inv
iieyed and was placated immediaten' m ILL Of
Sr. JoHNsBURY, VT, Jan. 3l.-iho ,',nss d
tho late Arumah Huntington Of bau'0f'