New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-31

PERSONAL.

Mrs. Lowell, the wife Of the poet and Min
spain recovering from dangerous attack OF
typhus fever.
Mr. John La Fargo is now at work upon n
medieval battle design tor the window which
is to be placed in Harvard Memorial Hall by the class Of
go memory of their felow-sudents who fell IN the
CitOyen Jules Wales, the wel-knOwn Com
munist refugee In London. in writing recently to Nile.
Bernhardt Tor PERMISSION to call upon her, SAID: NJ
Co is friendly enough to forget taas he was near
being shot by those with whom L vauqushed
and receives sometimes the morning just as il
was not a prescribed X youuonisL'
Most of the distinguished Parsia ladies
-aid have special taste literary or artsuc
The Duchesse de Charities paints birds Mile. Blanche
de NemouIo works in a studio; the Comtesse de Paris
collects rare OOOks; adde's OF the De Brogle fam ly
preuare material tor history their time aud
NJ Car1S Lectures at the college OF France are ATTENDED
by the daughters of the great families OF the country
The late Countess WaldeZrave was 70 the
last distinguished in appearance aud bearing; she was
slender lady with beautiful eyes and expression OF
mingled INTEL genca and sweetness. Her social success
entirely due to her personal qualities and not TO her
wealth she had genuine kindness and generosity and
was always ready to help distressed and 10 advance
talent and merit. Noble, honest and largehearted IN
all things this daughter OF Braham, the singer, never
assumed pretantiOus manners, but was proud OF her
parntage taking delight IN introducing Der father to
FANNY as first among the many relatives she became
connected with by marriage.
The Emperor William is described as doing
very kindly thing during his stay at Ems. large
party OF schoobOys headed by their master arrived at
Ems to spend "a holiday. After exploring the town and
drinking they troOping along the COW
cred cOloundde OF the Restaurant Gardens The EmDe-
ror. walking quietly along in the opposite direc-
ton. accosted the foremost boys saying; what
brought you here, my adsf ave came 10 spend
holiday and to the Emperor" promptly replied
their spokesman. 4" TO see the Emperorl Then ha'ea
good look at him -. reuined the monarch, turning hu
self round back and front. " am toe Emperor Ana
forthwith he took the delighted boys 10 bookstdh
close by and presented each OF them with photograph
OF himself
Mr.. Spurgeon, talking lately in the pulpit
of proposed prayers Of the Established Church Tor
The ssaton OF RAM said that il might be that the SINS
II England were such to God TO say mo THIS
Judgment shall be withdrawn from you. viii not
near your prayer" But If that land TO continue 10
be the cradle OF liberty and OF the Holy Gospel then IN
doubleday pass through its Of adversely
He could not wish III to his country, but IL his fellow
counirymen would not remember God except IN a0
yerstY, then adversely ought 10 De desired. Ii crime
was still to flourish. IL drunkenness 10 be as uni
yersal as at present. II Oatns and OlaSphenes were 70
be heard on all Sides Nation 20 40 on sheu
ding blood OF foreign cOnutries-lnYddinS hos22
lands where she had no rigat 10 place her IOot-auu
righteous man then 10 interpose aud Try TO stay Us