New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
PERSONAL.

Senator Herman. it is said will spend part Of the
| Summer ut Leadvile, Colorado
Dr. j. G. Holland and family have gone to Bon
! nicast,e" their charming Summer home at Alex
! andria Bay among the Thousand Islands.
Professor Asger Hamerik, Director of the Peabody
Institute at Baltimore, sailed for Europe yester-
day. lie will spend his vacation at Paris in recrea-
| ton and study.
| The MARQUIS de Noales who is the new French
Ambassador to LOndOn-the position of which NJ.
! L6 N Say so quickly tired-fOrmerly represented
| his country in Washington.
Mrs. Hayes in her social life makes powerful
! ally Of her special pride, the White House cOnserva-
tory. When ex-senator Gordon with his wife and
daughters departed on Wednesday, for their home
in Georgia the ladies carried some beautiful floral
souvenirs, seat by the wife of the President.
Senator Edmunds makes sharp distinction be-
tween private interests and public business. 1t Is
said that lie never permits himself to be called into
| the lobby while the Senate is in session. In view
of certain dark horse contingencies the profess
sIOnal Oiceseeker might INFER from the above tnaG
! his life in Washington year hence may possibly
not DO happy one.
1t Is said that General r. F. Buffers visit to Call
fOrna has some connection with the defence Of the
son Of Mayor Kaoch, of San Francisco. He did
not flatter the local pride Of citizen of Salt Lake
City who wanted to know why the capital of Nor
mOu0Oln was lOnOfei Will q VlSlLs Ddu no DuSl-
ness here" he replied, but could not get out OF
coming"
The day after his arrival in Rome Archbishop
Gibbons, of Baltimore, dned at the English Col
lege with Cardinals Manning and Howard and sew
eral bishops One of the members OF the Arch
bishops party, in writing about the dinner. says
We were treated with much kindness, aud enjoyed
tho occasion no little. Cardinal Manning looks
more like a mummy than anything else and no
lar g. auo atI In nAltn n0t
can testify that he ate next to nothing on this oc-
casiOn. Cardinal Howard, on the other hand, is,
iniaDpcarance and carriage. one OF the most mag
nifcent men have ever seem"
Bishop f. O. Haven, who was Chancellor of the
Syracuse University when he recently ele-
waited to the Methodist EpscOpate made pathetic
address at the reception given in his honor by the
citizens of Syracuse and the faculty and students
of the University In closing bis voice was choked
with emotion as he said " In few short weeks
shall DO wanderer on the face of the earth. AL
ready have my appointments. l shall be obliged
to visit Tennessee, Kentucky and Pennsylvania
and be present at four conferences IN Texas. The
most time that can hope to spend In what may
call my homo will be three or four months. Bat
WHEREVER shall 20 shall often think of you. /
have lived here as long as have over lived any
whore. But feel now rs if must say Good night
to Syracuse, and good morning TO San Francisco
That is where must soon take the remnant OF my
family"
Americans who caught glimpse Of the Princess
Louise at Niagara, last week, greatly pleased
with her sweet face and gracious manner. Just
the sort one would like to invite to tea" exclam ed
a spectator, after moments eager scrutiny. The
Princess was dressed In black. with hite ruchIng
about the neck Her dress was rather short, ana so
far as casual observer could determine, her
jewelry was conspicuous solely by its absence She
wore dark hat with red facing in front, and on
her hands were what woman characterized as !:
" Nothing but cotton you're bOrn."
Prince Leopold was dressed in a light suit, with .
small, round black hat. His dark hair has ten
dency to curl and is parted near the middle of his
head. A light mustache and goatee serve to
relieve al extremely fair face.