New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16
PERSONAL.

Congressman Jorgensen, who has the dis
tiuetoo OF being the only Republican member Of Con-
gress from Virginia Is enjoying the society Of the Bos
tOntans.
Easton Mass income Of which is o. be used for the
support OF schools and Improvement OF highways Will
become available next year
President McCOsh, of Princeton College, is
attending the annual meeting Of the Vermont STATE
Teachers Association IN session at Barre and viii
probably deliver an address.
The Queen, desiring to form an estimate of
the value of the latest accession her empire. has
nissoued photographer to obtain for her a Of
views OF tue Island OF Cyprus.
Mrs. Mary LlvermOre has been delivering
some lectures In london on the /" WOmaDs Suffrage
Movement In America" Her English friends anx'
ious that she should remain long enough to infuse
lfte life INTO the movement IN England,
Mr.. Moody has given $4,000 to Wellesley
College, the proceeds OF the sale Of the Moody and
sankey hymn BOOKS. II will be permanently invested
IN scholarship TO be known as the Moody and sankey
scholarship" and be used IN educating some deserNIe
beneficiary.
The late Arthur FOrgeais. the French archG-
Ologst devoted large part Of hts fe TO researches
into the history Of the City OF Paris During The time
when che bridges aud quays OF that city being
constructed be conceived tho happy idea Of examining
all the debris OF pottery etc, that the dredging ma
chnes brought up, and by this means discovered the
various guilds ANA corporations number OF religious
tokens gwen colleges and other objects OF IN
tiers relating 10 the med9yal history Of tho capital
Mr.. Robert Lowe, the English statesman,
photographed: al He Is fully feet inches high, OF
medium stoutlless. which Is relieved by pose
and rather long legs In complexion 10 is of the AiDno
type. his hair Is q lossy white and worn somewhat
long His eyes aided by the most powerful micro
seopie glasses His features irregular ia the sna
tomeal trpaFte division, his being the disturbing
member as to equal length He beard. but his
smiling face hike charity, oOyereth many defects DIS
perfect good humor and true politeness make him UNI
yersally liked for ho has sngulaIY striking youthful
ness or freshness OF and conversation that wins
You uncOnseiOusly toward him. In appearance In
Thought and In expression Mr. Lowe decidedly orig
inal man. He Is ripo classical scholar anu his per
sOnal and political Integrity, hts manly, FRANK lh1e-
pendenee his suavty as well as aus great auo varied
sound ntelnsehco' marx hihi as "uo VI e"o eN VI 0
imcs."
A characteristic anecdOte of Garibaldi is re-
lated In Life" of that General recently published.
one evening In 1861 he met by Sandman shep-
herd who was lamennng the loss al OF his lambs
arbald at once proposed to his stsf that the noun
tans should 10 explored for the little yagrant but after
an unaVang search the soldiers retired rest Not 50
the General however For the next morning GaTfbaid
who was accustomed always to be the first man awake
in the camp was found by his attendant In bed and fast
asleep ON being aroused he opened bis eyes In some
ALARM and instantly inquired whether the rest OF toe
house were awake or not lie relieved receiving
an answer in the negative, and stretching his under
tina counterpana Of the bed he brought 70 light tiny
lamb which he banded II his TREND urging HIM 70 laN
IL with s speed aud without being Observes 70 I
that by the side OF the bed saucer ~ ihe bo1oNi
Of which remained a few drops OF milk