New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
PERSO ONAL.

Nine Gerster and Signor Campanini have
been calling on MT. Lonyfeilow AZ Cambrdse.
Judge Hunts right side is entirely par
alyzcd. hut ne soid 10 be immediate danger H
mind - clear and he il aware Of his stare.
The Emperor Of Germany is n kindly grand
flthor lie a'vays himself arranges. with the bdpd
his wife. the Christina. g1fts on the family tree.
NJ Friedrich Luther, a theological student
at srasburg Cnycr.tv. Us distant ku.man Of he
great Roformrr re r, IN direct line from Heinz
Luther, INC of Martin rr
Chief JoseOh of the Nez Percfs, is de.
scrib"d as having square, honestlooking face, with
coal black hair "bauQed" on his forehead braided
behind He wears garments displaying all the colors Of
the rainbow.
Mr.. Gladstone has accepted the silver axe
presented by divers admirers in letter sanZt at t'
"qualItic5 are Z them selv, lesson for IL strorg
ID Of intrinsic yalue, not easy 10 be injured, and not
lntonded 10 iunr" anything else
Mr. Clarence Cook will give the concluling
lecture. February 10. IN tins winters course at the YAH
school Of Fine Arts What good things his audience
TO hear my bc coriecrurel from the attractive title q
HI. lecture: The WeStwa-d-Stcnping Muse
Professor 4. s. Packard, Of Bovdoin, al
though nov eighty Old, conduct the clape 4
ercses ard The recitaious of the seniors 10 Buffers
An,'oy aIo5 chlcgo Of ne library, and often supplies
the pulpit NJ mo college aud 10 Other places.
Sccrrtory sherman is pleasantly described
by corr'sn.u uiont Of The Npr'nqf"i' R'p'b'rn as
one ~ ID. tac>t II not the taiicst iu W-unol
slender erect. graceful. hcarl fIl-ookin, man e't
dent'ycf th, rur.-t habits. lie wore on The morning
referred d, -ht. oosei''nr. Ia k-"o'or'i ulster u
rough texture, which pcrhap-. 'n polt a"eo"ted rt
I'"NhE " pl'.. 'ilh u>n'ii. ''' M 'n , ' ,,I
"o.i .I." -. All. commonly ,roru tr elderly ,.a,.e
m"n.
N"itlng % PilnceSS Ailco, 4 correspondent
,I b. , cot 80 NnH
In tr, fair wreath Of pruccly caidr bad been toTa
from ne. 5a.l.n- heart. and te.rs-soat.ne fears-o
the sweet ..'r Jay bloe,ou which she iaI herself pu
10 us 's' 'l''N "'"'f '''''' '' ''"''s "'"'' ',
as -h. '0l' Ier Lands ~ cia'i'dd' "A'h l' p'iH~
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his cal .d Tor one ,c. and BE-. -1yeu mc oac I'VE f,f
it, how then "' 'n" ut" Ifli
poM9 Ea'. the hiI'l2nt NoNN" N'hI"a
lady, whose .rof'Hui krpwciE" ~ N.ntrit literature
and fao.l 'v il c..-inal composition have -F'H h'ra
1-u z.d as.i.l anon modern ran't', - lo" o'y
twcniv.tvo years OH She b0lu 70 learn n-cit With
her mo- 1rr' A,'v ~ me oa.r age Of forr years sae
bal,:sv t-I,.I cd in company with brother through
c,t .., .rg.n ana breadth Of the peninsula. a, Cal
cutta J was c,rred b party ~ Bpn-al. and r. glsh
Io1is 10 whom she exhibited her extraordinary power
oe eimprnv,satio1 In sickos compo,el n accord
src" WIN me elaborate Ine, oi e'h,IfI h'e' ina
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Ss1Iy ,ia,.s NJ iirdoo History
n, lo,,-i.,,, eoboo1 Gomhetto betooI< himself
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year. u" was d'' eii'rd 10 ,'e I"'', par - '"'uY
eight he Wao stl irCGess, hEt confident ~ Li' own
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many o' tn' fici OF pi'l''' l'iH''"'''1' ''' N0
fence pf D. o.o w. the Editor OF the Rcr'R WtS ln
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