New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-06
PERSONIL.

President and Mrs. Hayes are to be enter
tanned viii much ceremonial 81 Indianapolis Oc0-
ber l. Al electric light will irradi-te the scene
Mr. G.. }. Holyoake attended the convention
at Saratoga expressed much interest IN studying
the political methods there exhibited. Flo compared
Mr. Cougmgs manner IL experimenting TO that Of Mr.
Joan Bright
Major Serpa Pinto, the distinguished Air-
can explorer does noi al look IKE daring traveller.
He u youthful has regular ana agreeable features.
LITTLE mu-ache a merry expression, aud ne plrts the
locks adjoining his wel!-snapod head IN the MIDDLE.
Mr. John T.. Owens. who is going 10 travel
in Australia, has iIst been making a preparatory sac
Of some Of The stock on his model farm at Agburth
Vale. Maryland Tho farm Mr.. owens retains for fur
tAer experimental amusement IA agriculture
IL is the complaint OF The baltimore Sun
mat not only in the city OF monuments but IN the
whole country there Is Of Lafayette. 1t Is
singulary forget with what stately ceremonies
NJ Barthoi's seatuo OF the Marquis dedicated
IN Union Square
Senator Don Cameron and wife are taking
a look at the picturesque shores or Maine. Coast
survey steamey took them ellsworth few days ago,
wher. they tisited the home OF Eugene Hale, and
whence they lcontinfed their 10 Mount Desert
Island.
Ex-Governor Frederick Smythe, of New
Hampshire accompanied General Butler On his
yachting cruise. brought away from the Madeleine
Islands the lonely group In tho Guf OF ST. Lawrence,
which is entirely cot on from the world during tho
Winter SEASON. sturdy boy Of about twelve years The
lads father made present OF him to MIR. smythe who
intends TO give him the advantages II Nc@-Lngiand
civilization.
Senator Blaine was asked recently how il
came about that he. Western Pennsylvania by birth
auj education made his start IN business and politics IN
t<e lar East lie said IL all OWING TO his wife. Her
mother. who lived Augusta, fell dangerously Ill, and
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine made journey 10 be ~ her bed
aide. While In Augusta Mr. Blaine, then quite young
man. learned that The Eennebtc Journal old estab-
llshed weekly paper for sale. He formed partner
ship with one old editors OF the paper bought
the principal owner, and thus obtained foOthOld in
Maine. The paper prosperous and the founda-
tion of Biglnes success W non he left he did be-
organ tnc Republican party al obstacle Instead
of a help tO him In bis political career.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson. a very old and wealthy
Baltilporean, died Tuesday night, leaving an estate
OF 81 100000. The kind Old man had been for many
years president association helping the poor
and IN this position had mich suffering among
little children that he determined to provide comfort
able sanitarum for them. lie has accordingly left
endowment OF $500 900 for the Thomas Wilson sani-
tarum for Children Of the Sick Poor" and the in
stitution VIII shortly DO established by the trustees.
Mr.. Wilson also Jeff 100000 to be used as fuelsavng
fund nis purpose being devote the interest 10 the
purchase OF Immense quantities OF coal when 40 Is
cheapest this coal 10 be sold % poor fapies NJ cost
Ii dealing In coal that Mr. Wilson made most OF
his fortune.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-lt Is stated that Il.
oDonnell, member OF Parliament tor hungarian. and
ycepresdent Of the Home Rule Confederation Of Great