New-York tribune., 1879-09-29
Personal.

NJ Gainbetta's favorite pastimc is said to be
the game of skIttlcs.
Monsignor Capel, it is reported in on Irish
journal. is coming to America tins Autumn.
Mr.. Blore, the architect of AbbotsfOrd, has
Just died at venerable
The kilograms which the ex-Khed.ve sends
on from Italian residence currently reported 70
cost him S4OO day.
The German Emperor treats his troops in
the most paternaI fashion. Good morning. my child.
rem" he says with kindly SMILE rides past thu
-ades up him; aud all the regiments
answer Justify, Good morning, your Majesty"
The two young sons OF the Prince Of Wales
both very fond OF the youn 10
follow IL profession. They are bright, manly boys
with look OF their gentle mother about the upper part
OF their faces. They have just started of a ship Of
war for a long cruise They fare exactly Ike their nfss-
except In particular-ther sleeping
dation Is somewhat better
DR.. j. w. Ross, of the United States Navy,
is "A man WAC, his brave discharge OF dangerous
duty which he sought unsummoned, may well be called
hero Last year, although he had never had yellow
fever, he volunteered for medical service at Holly
Springs and after working zealousy for two months,
very nearly died OF the disease hnselt This year
WAS sent down Memphis, where be mas been working
In the most thorough and enectual way
Mr.. G.. w. Childs is quoted by The Record,
OF Philadelphia, saying that General Grant vii re:
that Will then 20 10 Colorado. and thence 10 Chicago
after that going to Galena for a long Mr. Chmds
adds that about next May the General Will visit Pha-
dclpha, and he has already declared hs intention u
spending the Summer al Long Branch MI Cmlds
manent resident OF Philadelphia.
John Stuart Mill, standing at his desk in
the India House In Iss2. has been licturesquely de-
scribed by Professor BAN, who saw him there. NiHs
tail, slender figure his youthful face ana bald heao fair
hair and ruddy complexion. aud the twlichng 81 hs
eyebrow when lie spoke frat arrested the attention;
then the yiyacly OF his manner. his thin voice ap'
preaching to sharpness. hut with nothing shri or pain
fll about Il, his comey features and sweet expression
completed the picture. He always. at thai tme wor5
tie drcss-a black dress sat. with fiA nceKle.
MANY veirs alter that he changed iis dre-.,oat
suroIi but black cloth was ms choice 20 tle eni.
VI. Roqucs de Fiihot, eX-Mayor OF PuteauN,
was the aio arsocratic OF the recently returned Com
munisie-ho belongs 10 one of the oldest families IN
France o. crime the Christian teEdauce T. tho
wounded Communists whom he picked mp IN the ~r'et
where they were dying from gun-shot wounds. Ho~a'
as poor in New-Caiedona any of tie other oH'''-
though De had left behind him estate and hou.'h'
ing business, which his wife carried on successfully IN
hs absence. lie might have donned clothes made ~
the best tailor in France when ne arrived at Port ven
dfes and travelled thence luxIlous nrsi-cass -
rage. But having so Jar dun. oi 90. guy "l i'''. 1
was doteri, 10 drain % 10 tAr aat drop ana o ts
on tie journey iue iei"us canvas .". az" "a
ihird-oluss cauiage with tho.e a. lis c0in-uo'' ~
misfortune Who were Tot iuyalced-
Victoria. Crown Princess of Germany who
suffers severely rom ncuralei, staying at some min
cral springs IN syra. sheis known during her stay 10
Roinerbad a. tnc "C0unicss victoria Won Lneen''
and she leads very quiet and simple le. Size spends
most OF her dime in walking and reading with her at
tendants she "a great fayorte with ihe con' ny
peoplo She Is so good" says one; " She NOT 'ny
thanks pleasantly and gracionsg, as y "e were her
equals, but she esks she meets us In the park
and osrs anout our afar-." ADDS another Ana Wat
ulesas the honest population 10 80 cd" an is tht TRUST ~
posed them Dos tie Pruc So Siir ia' io coos Nl1h
t.r but s satisfied win cooking. l. nos rfru
brolht bed of hcr owu sne f- attended, hN 'Ni rttA-
lug womau," the people cXultinelv tfi au inquirer