New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-10
PERSONAL.

TIE Pope rs reported to be in good hcalth no4;.h.
s'andmg ms spare figure and pale face.
The Marquis OF Lorne will. it is stated co,.;-..,
N once until the close of his term in Dec,r,l-
Ar Lawrence Barrett is visiting Lord Mansc,;f,.
on his Irish estate. He viii return 70 Ane,c, ..,
in August. 1-'' ~ 2i'iie-'oa 'alig
E1-FIce-President Wheeler intends TO reno,t D.,
last years gift Of $500 to the pupilso of the M.lon,
Phpnc schools The sum is to he distributed o-,o,-
'iioSo VINO make the best record during The wear.
An aesthetic anecdote from London: AZ sor,a -
" p Priyate thratrscals appeared character nam a
Iony played by Young lady with -,lrcb cla,-..t
ness An aesthetic poet, who nal ls,rq r,;tb -.
on P Per words turned round, when the curisiu s,i
ehd exclaimed: Master. is not Polly ;rec:ars - =
The terrible shock which the news OF The a,,,,,.
on INC PRESIDENT brought to Attornov-GeDer ~
Neash Is graphically described. He WAS at lr.,l
i's' when the news was brought to him ana was i,
overcome and horrihed that he started From, ~,
tbo 80 gnu ruslen' bareheaded and aimieSslr from
20 'h,rssDce OF ms house. 10 Was several min
back for his hat. '- "S"S
me PROJECT OF erecting statue to Thomas Carlvlo
mas been IN abeyance since the publication of tho
"reminiscences" and of the discussions the boolr
evoked On the side it is contended tl,at ,,is
iehects discredlt upon England: the other "a
stronsly maintains that it is a wholesome sign he
LIS oters protest against the lowering az The
moral currency" as George Eliot vorid h.
p iuou II, Whch would have resulted from raisin.
astatue ~ honor Of one who could yri:e in -
Strain AZ Mr. Carlyle did in that work
This little picture of the President aud his ,;c,
comes from letter written by the Hon. 4. NJ Pr,..
OF Bryan, Ohio: "Twenty-thrce vears AGO N-s
Garheld sought and taught scholars In painting ana
drawing IN this then very insignificant yiliage and
not getting very large classes living meanr;,,e :;
my house, the gnost and friend Of my thor, wife
me iutiire resident was e.Gcatiy entertained st
,.ly tSpie ne young, strong green great hearted
iiaieoehe'teI youth bur two years from colleg-
ay;ii' ,a. oI ne ana push; she graceful sweet
anlaeie retiring. with disposition rs lovely = n
s'3r-ilt sky-both poor. Their .ort.le WIS ,Soi,.
YOUTH health hearts, intellects hope. and Glad I'M
L 20 say. love-" - ~ s'u a"
Inc young Cars present rcsiiaDco, the Palace Of
feterhoh, though pleasantly situated beside tho saa
anu surrounded by a splendid park, is hardly +,
eheeriul place ghostiy atmosphere hangs abou.
It, The iuckless Princess Tarakanoya. 50 rms 1ba
local tradition, had her last Interview AT petc-,oy
with her pitIless rival Catherine before her conSn.
ment TO tho dungeon from which she never emerged
Az Petorhof also died Alexandra the eldest s,r-t-
tery is sad TO hang Every night the spiIts 90 ha
eSo princesses are said To walk and se,n.t;,oss
tInoy weep. he weeping Of the chostly visitaTt~
Ihe inc wang or tho bsnshee is said to bo the s,r
p.os"oss'S OF coming death. On the evening of tho
lAtA sunday when the Car was slain more than
weeping. viz @i'''0N>soS
HALIFAX y. s., July 9.-The Govcr1or-GeneraI
was entertained yesterday on board the Northa-nr-
ton, In the evening he attended an omen air oon.
the theatre. "eN' "