New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
PERSONAL.

Lord Lone and his wife are to be at
Kingston during the next few days, laying ne corner
stone of a college
Kit Carson. son of the famous scout, and
very witty and intelligent person 1t l. reported ID
making temperance speeches.
President Hayes received a very remark
able card from caller at the waite House the other
day. II ran thus: Rev. James Patterson, from Eng
land scotland Ireland, France Belgium Italy sEiiz r
land Germany, Denmark sweden, Finland, RUSSIA,
European and Asatc Turkey Greece, Palestine Afao'a'
Egypt Persia, India, Cashmere, Burmaa Cnina, Japn'
Australia, Tasmania, NeW-Leslaud ana Canada'
A Young man named Gates has lately
zone TO act in Melbourne with troupe, who Is grand
son of the celebrated beauty Lady Charlotte Harley
(ybo subsequently married Of.erof marines n4med
Baconl-Byron's "Iauthc." Lady Charctte's mar
rage offended her family and they did nothing for her
children who were leit very poor the Fii' n''"h W ~
out as goYetnersea.
Two young men, dwellers in classic Nor
ridgewock, in Maine, met one morning years ago. and
one said TO the other: Charles dreamed last night
that you were Judge of the Supreme Court OF Name
that was minister and thar You called on me 10 open
your court with prayer" JUS. thirty years AFTER TINS
the Rev Dr. Charles T. Allen, late President of the
State College happened step INTO the Supreme Court
room IN Augusta. Judge Charles Danforth becSonedt TO
and the dream OF thirty years was verified
The "Old Dix House, still standing IN
Worcester was built before the Revolution by the
grandfather OF Miss Dorothy Lynde DIX, the phiian'
tbropist 1t sheltered for few months tne Ihn"y
OF General Warren from before the battle OF lexington
until after that of Bunker Hill General warren was
then widower, aud his three children ana servants
lived there IN charge OF Miss Mercy scolay, the Young
adv who had engaged TO become his second we oPSa
pane Of glass one OF the windows wa, iouh1 Ibe
name of Mercy ScOllay written witA dAmOHu A"'
building Is remarkably wei. preserved
Miss Irish is a young lady only twenty years
old who has been employed Assistant Librarian III
the Department OF the Interior and has been DONG ho
foreign spondence IN that department ehe IhO'
German Spanish and Italian and IS credited Win u"
common tact and discretion In conducting the eoi'0
spondence When her father-now CMef OF INC bul'""
of Printing and Engravmg-was connected Win esa
on abroad Miss Irish. then a child, was muoh pe'0'
by Auerbach the novelist, ana, since sae has
she has made translation oi Que OF MS hol, ,ssIta
pleased him SO greatly lhaJ Ae wishes HN4 ~ '
all bis later works ,,.
Jobn Wise, the father Of Henry IL WISE
wrote in this stately fashion In May 1921 to the lS.'
of Miss Cropper the young lady who had won Ms au'
tons and possessed his heart: Having concel'e' 90
affection for your daughter Niiss sallv) beg "S'o
solicit your PERMISSION 10 maze my address 10 h'i'
AT the same time Let me express the hcpe tha' sn'
he So fortunate as 70 succeed n gaining her aiecuoD
my frat wishes may not De frustrated by yonr dappo
batIon. have thought proper 10 make tbs aPPo"'
10 you on the subject in this manner rather ina" "
SON because my character az have acquired aIlb 1
condluon and my situation IN life are not a''ok' N
known to you and n objections are To be mads t''!
be more freely communicated In this than IN a''
way. have heretofore proceeded no furthoI VIZ h,.
| lady than merely obtain her permission to maAo w.
application and sir, now pledge yon TIE hono o.a.
gentleman, that In case Nou nave oUJtctoAs oa ,s
perabe nature TO the proposed union Mnaof " fea
ibe chagTn regret and modification when may m15rspt
ON the occasion will not disturb the deetD of
extremely socitous. no doubt, Tor the happIh ber"
heioyrd daughter by persstng any further WIN h'',
That Victoria has, and Prince Albert hau, =
great deal OF warm German kiniiness, not 10 -,
.gush" Is proved by many paragraph quo'en .
| Queens diary IN Mr.. Martins biography oil 'n0 ,u
| One Summer day Victoria writes; up al SlN AI
fresh, but streets very oppressive. While was
ing Albert came in quite pale, with teiests~
ng: Ny poor Cart is dead Mem @n'er o'~n,y. oa'
hsn' ICsrt had been Prince Aiberts valet iof '"S'