New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
PERSONAL.

Miss Dudu Fletcher, the writer OF "Ki.ms,s
is young lady still in her twenties very sparkl,,s
Der talk, pretty, and thoroughly accomplished in sevea
languages. N
Ex-GOv. James b. Groome OF MARYLAND uho
has been under medical treatment at Baltimore 70, -
Illumination OF the eye, has returned TO his home in can
County entirely cured. '"'
Secretary Morrill, sat up several hour, On
Thursday, read the newspapers, and conversei with o.
iting friends. lie is still weak in body however and \,
Is thought will be unable to ransac, any business at IN,
Treasury Department before Inauguration Day W."
Gen. Amos. b. Eaton, whose death was an.
nounced Thursday, Of The audience Assem-.
bled at the Yale Art School Wednesday evening "a
listen to Mr. Donald G.. Mitchell lecture on Every Da
aesthetics" Just before the lecturer appeared Gen
Eaton suddenly fell dead.
Mr.. Eugene Hale, Mr. Chambers son-in.lax
s. according to the pencil OF Mrs. Clemmer ye,y
stratbacked little gentleman, with very smooth ress
handsome face and long head, full OF keen wits tia,
have wonderful facility for bouncing the ba,terd
and sugared side Of everything for hiInsolf."
Doubtless there are few persons living who
sailed with the late Rear-Admiral Wilkes in 1893 or
second exploring expedition to the Southern sa Ana
it may be that Thomas Sinclair now resident Of Ok
ford Talbot County, Nd, is the only living sacr who
took part in that cruise. Although over 20 years
OF age, he recently took unto himself Young wife
Once, when Mr.. John Mccullough was play.
Ing Prince Of Morocco IN the Merchant Of Venice b
brother actors played merry trick upOn him. They pre-
pared for the ca5kt scene with POrta ackinthebox
70 attached to the lid Of the casket that when il was
ened the grotesquc thing would y up The graceful
pnce walked up to the table bent over the box turned
The key aud tho next instant particularly ugly jaeE
wtb a red wOollen cap, bounced into the ROYAL ysage
AID Inflicted agJnzing blow upon The royal nose Ils
audience was rather more delighted than was MI Ne.
CulOugh.
Prof Edward North of Hamilton College has
great hopes Of modern Greece. He says THE journal
of the Greeks points TO growing power that de'-
tined to WELD an influence SECOND to that OF no other
political agency Athens. with population Of 10000
ss not less than so periodicals" Aud he adds: oneO
the most genial and enterprng editors in Athens the
Rev George Constantine OF tho AGenid was educated
at Amherst College, and carried home one OF the first
Another Athcnan editor, the Rev. II. ID. kaopathakes
received his theological training In Ne"lOrA and mas
twce expressed his preference for an American wife,
Flood Ireson, Mr.. Whttiers hard-hearted
AarDlehead skipper has ut last found defenders IL
said that the tide begun to his favor after
the first outbreak, and that the people OF MaFbenead
have been years entirely satisfied that reson suffered
anjusty and very indignant that their ancestors and
ucesresses should be eulogized in the glowing strains
OF poetry for what only the momenary cbuuon OF
the rage of parcel OF wharf boys As All illustration OF
The intensity Of conviction and feeling In Marbehead On
The subject TO this day 1t may be mentioned that year
or two ago stranger lecturing there began by recogn
lag the happy auspices under which she spoke namely
TO the descendants OF those brave women VINO 50
,amously chastised skipper Ireson's inhumaDity. At
,his point she was interrupted by yoey III may
say SOY of misses. 81 am afraid, said She looking I
idi, around, Il have offended some one 81 You have
nsulted" cried voice, the whole people OF MarDle
head"
The Eliot Monument Association of Newton,
Mass, has received two designs for monument to the
Iev John Eliot the Apostle OF the Indians who began
his missionary work among the red men at No
nantum (now a part Of NewtOn) in l6i6. one
Of the designs is for a Gothic monument
"a feet high. From the pedestal or pllnth,
which placed on base eight feet square there rises
round column with base and cap Upon each OF the four
sides OF the pedestal panels covered by canopy Tor
NE name and other inscriptions. Another design Is III
the form of canopy supported by four ornamental col
nus the columns being supported by pedestals, winch
ARE connected by bslustrade upon each OF the rour
sd.s Within this Enclosure and covered by the CANOPY
il placed sarcopnagus upon which rests BlOle qul
md other emblcms, with inscriptions A poTuou oi 'no
space about the monument Is incioseu oy % hs
closing walk with convenient seats P'aeeu "P'N S
inner side or this outer 0alustrade
LONDON, Feb. 23.-lt is officially denied that
fine Queen will go to Germany this year.
PARIS. Feb. DIN. de SGaplande, Senator
from the Department OF the Nord died to-day at the ss
Of 70.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-Jos6 NJ. Iglesias, ex'
CbiefJustice OF Mexico, accompanied by se'ef VI H
staff, arrived here tonight route East. 4. Z.
PARIS, Feb. 23.-Thc Figaro names. a dlsnh'
guished prms donna (Adelina PATTI whom 1t charges
with having eloped from st. Petersburg with the Tenor
Nioin 1t states further that the Marquis OF CauH O
lowed them and that judicial proceedings Tor sepAf
ton have been commenced