New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-29
PERSONAL.

Bishop Seymour is rapidly recovering, and
Will scou be read, for active service.
+ shop Elder of Natchez. will, says Tho
Cincinnati EAqpirer be appointed cOadjGtor OF Arch
bishop Purcell.
Mr.. William Bradford, the artist, for the
two pictures nch he ia 10 paint or Earl Gfosvenor IL
20 receive ~ 5000. one will be Yosemite picture the
Otacr al Arctic scene.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has appointed
Mr Henry kOhcn to he post OF Ausfroiungarian Con-
suit, neral in Liverpool. Mr. Kehea was some years
ago Consul FOR the Empire IA Ncx-NOrk.
ii is proposed to arrange in Boston per-
manent memorial of tae late VII lam NJ. Hunt-his
moral Ia DE the a collection Of his pictures to
be published aud deposited permanently in the Museum
OF Fine Ari-.
Young Mr. Colt recently celebrated his
tvoat, ir.t birthday Hartford coAiing into posses
son oflis .nnense fortune. has been Shaving az
Newport where NJ dered one OF the best saots0f
The Narragansett Gun Club.
Miss Martha Charters Somerville, the only
surviving daughter Mrs Mary someryille has just
died in Florence Miss Somerville enjoyed pension OF
$3.50 year, gwen 10 her in recognition or the services
rendered TO science by her mother. Miss someryine
elIied The ResollectOns of Mary 5omerviIle.-
Mrs. Hayes did not only receive gift of
at the Methodist fair In Philadelphia: two
gwen 10 her, and also unnumbered tr1es
in Inc OF velvet slippers. bronze gov-bOxes, and
other ornaments and accessories. The President and
his wife spent Thanksgiving Day with Bishop aud Mrs.
simpson.
the Berlin papers describe sleigh lately
presented by Prince OF Hohenzollern 10 his BRIDE
princess OF the house OF rarn and salts. a marvel OF
costly beauty. The body IS shaped like a cOckleshei
AMI l. OF polished ebony nlsd with silver. and
cushions are OF the richest purple velvet adorned with
silver balls
Mr.. Longfelow. being visited at Cambridge
by Mr. Charles Warren stoddsrd. naturally asked
by the Latter autograph. WHAT shall write COR
2" asked poet and Nh. stodeard begged him
write down line ~ ms which ne mlSat have
a preference Tor. SIR. LongfelOw thought "a moment
then went 10 III. desk and wrote the four lines begin
ming " Lives of great men al remind Us" etc.
Mr.. Joseph Head, a Harvard graduate, now
Than ninety years old. the nly original member
OF the brilliant Boston Hussars now living. This
company, formed tie first decade u the century, bad
for commander Josiah Quincy. and was dressed in a
most striking uniform 81 scarlet ptllsse, lined and
trimmed with rdr. plumed hat. and green Jacket and
overa-s The former trimmed win yellow cora.
Mr.. Lewis ii. Redfeld, the veteran printer
has lust celebrated his egaty birthday az syra
MI R.dneld presided at supper WITH great
dprigh,iness and grace From his Did friend ThurOw
Ner,l, Lie received tlis letter: " Accept my sincere
CONGRATULATIONS upon the return of anniversary so
Interesting yourself and your friends. permitted
to but few men to reach fosr years and while
the number 7pared seldom enjoy you have almost
uninterrupted good health and retain al their fac
ulnes. Its your privilege also have lived a useful
life. and to enjoy the friendship # a large circle with
whom stood in tle relation OF teacher foe editors
greatly favored IN al the circumstances. conditions
sOcaiions aud relations of prOtracted yoe cher
sh as am quite sure you 30, deep and nbdiag
or tae GOODNESS aud nrrcy OF our Heavenly Father
Truly yours ihurlOw Weed"