New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
PERSOVfL

The late f. VI. Ward, the English painter,
became artist at very early age; he fist exeried
upon the cookery book colorng all lie pictures
Of joints with tie hues of nature.
Colonel Il. w. IIigginson is said TO be ac-
tiyelv engaging in Massachusetts, polite, this year. lie
j, on the OF j, publican speakers and j. talked Of
not only a. "a can iilale for Mayor OF CimDrdse, Out
also as canddate Tor the Legislature.
The Emperor of Germany is wonderfully
strong aud active for OF eignty-lhrec Tho
Other day at strashurg horseback from till
hslf past without tasting any food. then he went
home and slept hour and afterward appeared quito
f-.,h "a dinner. and remained at all evening party iii
midnight.
Mr. Thomas Llttleton Holt. the English
JOURNALISM VINO - inst died. i reported have been
The ORIGINAL " quccg. shabby Montague Ieg. IN Martin
CLuzzlswt' though the portrait was 50 oyerirawn "a
70 ID" barely recognizable. Mr. Hot wa- kindly and
mai man. and rcA go0r, never without friends.
The Rev. Mr.. Cook, during his vacation, il
said - have been Bard WORK studying the Chinese,
Mormon aud indian questions. Throughout bis Western
"trip he took personal note OF them. II ~ stated thar Mr..
cooks Nonla, lectures thl. season VIII b. illustrated
hy ,,el fc exp rneh's oh Wich nc htchus 10 20 III
cons .dcrlhc sums.
NJ. Louis Blame is so small mar that merely
has head seen The tribune OF the Chamber ~ Depu-
tcs winch reaches only To the waist Of an ordinary
man. lis expression and manner are peculiarly ln-
vcuie and been well preserved. even % tho
rosy checks ana black hair. on may fancy - be -
loo,ic on THO veteran Democrat Of sirtyiglt. that
yon have "A boy before YOU. Though comhatlve enough
IN pu1nc e. ". Blanc Is really the ml.dest OF men.
Because o. his voice. feeble woman's,
and 81 has diminutye figure he ms been called " the
microscope orator." IN HIS quiet ittle Paris homo
lie never loses AIS academical aud somewhat suited
manner ~ speech. He tails II nc writing
BOOK OF aGiicssug somebody IRON he tilDunc. No
r u Imam speaks better English. brt 10 h. the argu
az he schools rather than the c0oquIl Neruacu'ar ~
the Although be was IN the hao Of speaking Eng
Is, duuns IT. long Residence o. England. aud VITA his
American wife. VINO died Two years ago. lie fnuc pr
his stve language aud always sides Oh INTO
II when possible.
Judge Key, who has recently for the first
time made long visit in NcwEngland. quoted by
correspondent Of The Cincinnati Commercial! as dc,lsr
ing himself extremely pleased with al he He
aouished by her immense prosperity, the perfection Of
her machinery the prudence Of her farming. ana tho
strengh OF rer moral fcrcos The quiet. undemonstr-
tive ospitaty OF the NewEnglan lcrs seemed TO HIM
charming" and he much struck by the general
feeling that labor Is specially honorable In one of tho
smaller New-England States" he said. "
entertained by an ex-member OF Congress re-
ported TO De wealthy. At least everything
about him indicated wealth. His family
small and in speaking OF them he said that
hs son, about sixteen years old, at the Wnito
Mountains. thought OF course, his was taking his
vacation frsclass hotel. which Is what We would
naturally expect Of rich mans et pleasure re-
sort We'll tbi. family went along To the White Monn-
hotel This gentleman called for his son and introduced
Bun me, telling Inc that he had employment az the
hotel bcll-boy during the SUMMER lie was earnips
pocket learning habits or industry ari
spending his vacation at noted pleasure resort all AZ
once While We were there TINS COY answered oeicaIs
with alacrty and eft him seemingly perfectly con-
tented with his situation. In case OF adversely that
Will know how 20 take care Of himself and n Dc IT,
herits his fathers fortune he VIII know now 10 take caro-
OF that"