New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
PERSONAL.

Miss Anna f. Die kinsOn is in Philadelphia,
and i. Also said in good spirits and still holding to
her determination not to desert the stage.
Mr.. George G. Perkins, the Republican can
didate tor Governor Of California, couli hardly be made
the hero Of sunday-school tale, since he ran away TO
sea when lie WAS thirteen years Old.
NJ. Got, the distinguished French actor and
scholar, enthusiastically admires the Engshhat ho
has sent his sons TO the Charter-House school 10
acquire the character Of an English gentleman
The President, it is now stated, will remain
I'm Washington all Summer, with the exception OF one or
two short Journeys not occupying week altogether.
He Will spend september his Ohio home. Attorney
General Dcvens and Judge Key will also spend the
Summer in Washington. making occasional trips TO New
England Secretary sh rman will not leave Washington
until the last OF August, when he Will go To Ohio and
| make "A few speeches Mr.. Eyarts goes to vermont on
the LIST or August. Secretary Thompson VIII slay "a
short time lis Indiana ialu, ana secretary Mc1thry
will spend the Summer IN house at the Soldiers Home
near that OF the President.
Senator Dawes, in his address at the Cum
miugton Centennial Celebration Thursday, spoke en-
tertanugly OF James Everett, long an amlabe and
genial citizen or that Mr. Everett often related
that he with other small boys was playing with
tin cannon when divers British soldiers led by Il
mounted officer passed by. Little Everett Valiantly
discharged his tiny cannon the face OF the enemy
frightening the horse that he threw his rider The little
gunner surprising he had killed the officer. ran In terror
INFO the house and hid under the bed TIL all danger
| passed According 20 Senator Dawes. Mr. Bryanrs
early life at Cummngton had some little unpleasant
nesses. The infant william was puny and very feeble
in body ami OF painfully delicate nervous tempera-
meut There seemed httle promise that he would sur
yye the casualties OF early childhood. In after years
when he had become famous those who had been mei-
cal students with his father when nc struggling for
existence. with the odds very much against hun, de-
lighted to tel OF the cold baths they were ordered To
give the INFANT poet in spring near the house each
early morning OF the summer months continuing the
treatment OF Outcries aud prot stations OF
tlcIr patient, late into the Autumn sometimes To
break the SKINNED the surface II was III Cum
minston th- youth kicked on the forehead by
horse, receiving the lett side or his face wound.
tho scar which he carried Ia his dying day The
horse was one which had been driven To the house by
| some Que quest Of his father. aud toe small boy
ought n would be- fun 10 throw chips aJ his heels al
though warned by Austin, whO lad ,ne added wisdom
| OF single year more OF life, that such course war
dangerous. He persisted In throwing the chips, how
cyoT, and badly kicked that iOr time hls life
| WAC dcspalred Of.
Count Redeem, the Lord High Chamberlain
OF the Emperor OF Germany, has just been created
Prince. He a distinguished musician, who has writ
ten more than opera and composed great deal o.
highly meritOrOus chanbrT-nusic. The new Prince Il
seyen years old and has no SON TO sueceet