New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
PERSONAL.

To the late Mrs. Norman Lockyer is paid II
Nature this tender and manly tribute Her husband'
scientific work for the last eleven years owes whatever
1t may possess OF merit to her constant interest en-
couragoment and assistance"
The Sultan of Zanzibar ia getting very
civilized. lie has practically suppressed the slave
trade and with n determined band He gives dinneI
parties IN European fashion. with music from ex
cepn band decorated and all sorts OF Injuries
His ghness drives out In carriage ana Jour- with si1
outriders IN - arlet and gold
Ismai Pacha, the ex-Khedive of Egypt, is
very comfortable in his Neapotan home He receives
great deal Of attention by order OF King Humbert and
is much deli GIFTED thereat. Mr.. Duncan. the American
Consul, who il friend OF the ex-Khedye, lives neal
him. and they meet constantly
Captain Paul Boyton intends, it is said to
write book of travels in which will be included the
Journeys through the NewEngland rivers which he Will
begin in few days He will go down the Merrimac
first from Plymouth, n. IT,. 10 Newburyport dstaDc,
Of about 200 miles. Then he will navigate the Con
necticut from Hereford Canada 20 Long Island sound
He also proposes 70 make Journey through the Yellow
stone River.
Madame Theirs lives a very quiet and busy
life In London She breakfasts with the French Amhas
sador then takes short drive; att she dimes with the
Ambassador and his family. All the OF the tine
she employs in working with her secretary In a Ill
room nearly filled with representation papers are sup
posed TO be secret documents deposited III London
erai years ago by her late husband
Mrs. Hayes is enthusiastically described ms
wearingat the indianapolis reception gown OF fawn-
coortd satin and brocade. trimmed with ornaments OF
pearl and lace. Her only jewel was brooch of
gold and her hair SIMPLY dressed. IL added that
with the wind and " TO which she has been expOse
for the last six weeks she is brown as nut hut that
did show In tho evening and she looked and
rosy ard rounded personincatlon Of health she u.s."
Signor BrumidI the aged artist who has so
boon engaged in decorating the Capitol
ton. nearly killed while working the upper part
Of the rOtunda Wednesday. IIo sat a chair perched
ON a scanod ifty-ive feet from the floor In leaning
over TO give finishing touch to figure almost out OF
his reach he caused tho chair slip and fall off, and he
only escaped by sudden clutch at the edge OF the
scaliold. lie has been at work upon tho Capitol for
twenythree years and has lately been feeble
has been found necessary 10 lit him to his resco
by derrick.
CRACow, Oct. 5.-The fftieth anniversary
of the publication OF the first work Of Joseph Ignatis
Kraszewsk, the Polish author and poet celebrated
Friday. Numerous addresses and valuable presents
weIo sent 10 him from France, England, Turkey and
America.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5.-Mr. w. b. Forwood,
president OF the Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce has
sailed IN the steamer Germanc from Queenstown for
New-lOrk.
UTICA. \. Y. Oct. Ex-senator Conkling. who
been Ill Of mRlarill fever, lett town on Saturday
ard hopes TO iIl his Brooklyn engagement
PARIS, Oct 5.-Thc Pdtric announces that
NJ. Gambetta will visit I'aly IN a short tme