New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
PERSONAL.

Sir Joshua Reynolds chair, in which 50
many OF MS celebrated painted, Is 70 be pre-
| sented TO tle Royal Academy by its president
General Wade Hampton is so much better
that ne hopes take his seat in the senate IN very
short time.
The house which John Randolph built and
occupied at Roanoke burned to the ground last
Sunday. II was owned and occupied Oy the Idhl! W
the late Judge Wood BOu.iih'
The Misses Evarts have been among the
Washington ladies' who, during the past winter have
shown so great enthusiasm for the writings OF enaAe
speare Ssyenty-Gve the ladies most highly plac9d
M he society OF thaj city have been reading Gehte
WINS works in classes.
Mr.. Gilbert De La Matyr, Greenbacker, is
not II description De credited, an eugaging person.
He has a tail slender figure bigh and exceedingly
narrow head with long dark-brOwn hair eombed
gray eyes, ana cross expression.
The services of the late MIR. j. y. MacGahan
are to be gratefully commemOratcd by the Bulgarian
authorities on June O. the anniversary OF his death
They will hold formal public ceremonies. Mr. MacGa'
han vas man or snguagy 1ne nature, al once strong
and gentle. aud he VIII or long 6e m0uiued Oy his
comrades, who al loved him.
Mahomet Tewfk Pacha, the eldest son of
the Kuodlyc and the future ruler OF Esyp, Is stout
man OF pleasant face. and courteous, unaffected manner
He Ina, on gnatCd and mainly supports many schools
and he takes real interest III The progress OF educlo
HIS eldest son. five years old, IS being brought up
accoung To English notions and under the care OF an
Epglsb nurse OF the brothers ofTeWlk Pacna was
Educated in France and IA Eugaud AID one l. bo"
In the military academy az WoO.wich' while IourA Is
At school III SNlleftdnI.
The late Professor Daniel Vaughan, Of Cln-
cnnatj man OF remarkable attainments and eminent
scientific service is sand died from severe aud
prolouged want % the comforts Of hfe lie was wholly
absorbed In scientific examination ana spetudtiou 80
absorbed to be careless o The practical necessities Oh
existence IL was proud. too, aad would ask no hep'
He suffered greyously and, dying at the age OF fF
eivlt WAS Old before his time. The pathelc s,oiy Ot
Prnfssor al ghan's last years cannot bat make one
LINK thar a civil pensiohsJ winch syeS an uhsein,h
student opp' 'rtunliY 10 pn.'ue 3,5 YSu'O-0 "O'' u"
starved NAV sometimes oc EOpl thihE'
Prince Waldemar, the third son Of the Ger
man Crown Prince WHO died fortnight ago. was III
only three days HIS disease was diphtheria eomlcaea
by sudden oppression OF the heart t was at IN the
mornlng that the doctors told his father that
he might retire to rest there was no Imminent
daro.r As he left the sick room the young Waldemar
ouoped his eyes and said IN English. Good night"
which were last words he uttered Hall an h"hr al
forward he nred head from hi. pillow immediately
sank down again, aud no more IL h related that
fhr Wne Lazy whose visits always proc"de the drt'H
OF some member ot The royal Hniis on b'uhus' TSS
seen the OF the young ptlnce ues'h " So'"A
Oh guard at the castle
or Herr Krupp, the famous maker of guns
and cannon Tie London Wor!a SAYS that he Is u tail
nne-loozng old man Of remarkably commanding pres
oncc lie has beaut ful home at Essen. ana r'iaes
how young bard-Torkng man no hAed upeh inc
sts Of the present thst Of his future home
ever he should succeed IN his carecr and bow be always
used TO del gnt. boy, when Do g0t holiday 70 as
cend the hill and lOOA down INTO tho pleasant ana
peacotu valley below He IS known, OF course, 10 al
the children for miles around but no tells one iokihgy
shat they only him by his heardrcss OF gray elt
which is curious solt o: cooked hat turned up ~ the
hack looking most oOmicsl until one gets accustomed
TO H. lie has received almost every order nom the hands
of HIS EMPEROR and has been offered every title 70
that of a Graf" Thoy haYo always been refused,
gratefully but firmly; he says while proud look passes
over his old and still remarkably handsome features,
"Hcr Krupp born aud Herr Krupp Will die
4 truthful anecdote IL told In connection with Herr
Krupps marriage. one day being in the theatre at
Cologne he struck by glrsh t&ce Ia the BOX or
pOse ne begged OF hi. friends Who was acquainted
with the family 70 introduce him. NeXt day he was
engaged, and the following week the narIias" took
place. This marriage, concluded hastily, has proved
most happy one Frau Krupp bong esteemed and De-
sd ia "A