New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
LRNONAL.

MesSrs sharpe and Jennings are TWO young
Mormous-tne sons OF high ofic4ls-who are ABOUT TO
enter Harvard.
Queen Victoria i said to he the only SOW
ereg IN III a, world who does not hold safe reception
OF Naw-Ycir'- Day.
Mrs. Hayes has been giving a luncheon to
fory -four ladies Thc house ana the iO, crowded
with fowers and vines for the occasion.
Thoma, Jcffcrson'S grave will not much
longer cft l present uncared for condition The
construction o. the monument provided by Congress
VII b, gun ia tue Spr.hg.
Nj. Wilbur T. storey, of The Chicago Times
has arranged. 10 il reported TO Publis1 daily edition OF
his paper il FranlSco editloo the Chicago
eduon dh -.luE ON IN tueIr locai now.
Miss Lee. the eldest daughter of the late
Confederate general is SAID 70 be an rrgec traveller
She was uot long entertained by Lord and Lady
Napier az Gibraltar, and few weeks before within
The Russian lines Ia Turkey.
The Able List Is hard AZ work upon hl-
composition, The seven sacramtu:," Two Of tnes.
.Sacramerts which are faisAed" Marriage" and
THE Euch irs are said be beautiful. and per
Yadeti ny o peculiar mysticism
Professor Yon Hoist Of the University Of
Frcipurz .uriug 81 Johns Hopkins University on
The Geini5n Empire" Tue Eova Academy of Science
him o. thIs country TO study onr Institutions 80
taat hts lectures will he few and given only such
lours ~ Ae can spare fro'a hIs ~ork.
OF Ravard Taylor's "Punce DrukaliOn. "
The Lido, Dog Nccs says that it- SPECIAL Interest IN
the poem doe~ not depend much 'he value OF IL
religious ana mystical philosophy a. ua tdc purely per
sona ac that the hops and belief pressed III Tins
curious raorv are thr hopes aad hcict- with which
this very earnest and siae@re mda closed his lie Of
aOyenfurr. uc ION IHd thought
PRECEDENT HAYES is described by a writer in
The st. LoSs Globe D,1noeot as captivating Western
Member 10y taking him Icy Tn band, knowing his
name and convrrsing him while Mrs. Hayes
make feel that she has come dowr stairs aud
AIRED Ills while TO me-, aud there j. nothing stiff
formal or affected about elmer Genelul Grant knew
better ana worked more for huJ al taer receptions
thrrr was Stiffness and distance Mas only one OF
5000 who shook their hands"
The late DR.. HallOck died so suddenly that
though MS sirp-lsughter. Miss Linda Die'z, who wac
playing Al PlIudeph Ia .'MOther ant sou" imu.e
diely summoned. the message DID not reach her until
after hie death compelled by circumstances
TO pay al the nat,' performance, hut Miss Ida Yer
assumed her part the evenug while she returned
home. in greet grief DR.. Haiiock married to her
widowed mother when Miss Dieiz was rc!} Young and
though formerly ivlhg 10 London with hir wife and
sister and brother II Miss Detz be returned 10 America
a. lie protector o. hS pdaughitr dnrns theairi
cal engagement winch las extruded much bey Ond
what Mas a. fist anticipated
Mrs. Harriet Levin Grote, the widow of the
historian has just d.cd al = Yety IA auced she
was excellent and clever woman. and lively writer
Among Aer friends tht most distinguished people
OF the tu,e. Not for her sake alone but for her
happy Suggestion "a her husband undertake the task
oil writing History OF Greece should Mrs. Grotes
be red ~ aouor she that urgOated for its Uub
hcatiOu. ai aided lis progress "a tilr successive vol
uInes SNOWY l,sreI from the press. Tint delightful
scene al History Hut" EaS; BurnsIn. al the Clris
iaaS 81 lN "'en Mr. GrOte celebrate The completion
~ Inc History Cos brewing Row 90 Uunch fOr the
Itie n,us 10 D. and drACanteo oU me pleasure OF Inv
ihS Z" Off maj hdpPv day viii Dot READILY De- forgotten
% any readers ~ tIe Personal iaf Of Grgtc" From
tac da,c o. their first acquaintance this admirable
woman cudesyored Dy patient studs 10 qualify herself
foril couPsr on-hip sitH her husband. ana at
ne De pa Crt.+r tird the delight OF lis nome.
At Tho recent feast of tn, Epiphany. the
aunra cctTYIf COMMUNICATION ~ he alteration Of
m ala p,-iorne 10 TIE CHAPEL RIVAL. James
on o"uaif o. Qiccn Yioorn. The Q1cu'- representa-
tycs urted 10 the altar rails. which. usual
Oh stair occasions. covered VITA crimson yc vet
ei 1Ii '.i.' with gold Having n.r oyria,ure 20 the
10y 'lu. tay kucg aud presented are red silk purses
obtaining t.r offerings Of gold 3ranklnCeuse and
u}r-h. WHICH, received by The .;i-hop upon the
ia - an.--il-u. hearing the inif.s OF Queen Anne
W rh orr,'> trr o. the co;uIeiuiou-tabe. In
ac-a ca.ct fuc rfJn-ic. Ms lor IN teen imhb.v
pr aired t.e -1fs ana pared ttttH upon tae uOif
q. t- s, t. asher, retired tiie cinT -.- sac anthem
i..t "a. err hv 81 JoI. i-U--. Tie Bl-lun
reiterated. m the ohcrtory services beng read the
srt;rc COO no lhc Ordinary WY Il iornell is
Ia t4-i4i tu. ,lf monarch max unc per
so.. sr:. eel hs itrllt, snd .r~'t M Nlth lights
~ Ice urff. carer. lh-tr HdN Sath. wearing
tue collars. fu The Illness " tf'Oie" Ill cgt
pei 1- atSrlt. tIc rfc-n ma forwarded
a." st, t-.I, he Lord on tiHh -:4I.- 'ic' aHd the
ttf".lnLt been >n.rn ol IT. ri3-lhi si~Ap'uf