New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-24
PERSONAL.

Ganoaldi, who is now constant sufferer from
Illness, is looking for warm place wherein u
spend the winter, Capri being too bleak.
Mrs. Bayard Taylor is about to erect at Iongwooa
to her lamented husbands memory monument in
the shape of circular Greek altar Ii is 10 bear m
the top lamp with flame, and on the round
bronze Das-reIet portrait.
Miss Emily Jewell. niece of Ex-Governor Jewell
was married a Hartford on "Wednesday. n
Mr. Walter sandford, who has been for some
ime studying art at Antwerp He is about 20 re-
turn there with his bride in order TO pursue 5i,
studies further. ~
Sir Stafford NOrthcote believes in the virtues Of
political songs. "Ihere Was a wise man Of old" ha
wrote the other day, who said Give me the maxi
ing Of tue peoples songs, and VIII give YOU the
making OF their laws l certainly accept the doc
Ilnc 50 far to believe that cool songs Will 40 a
great deal more than speeches"
While President Garfield was with his sick wife az
EIberon, he declined agents persuaslons 10 IN
sure his life on the ground that lac could not afford
to pay the premium. After much discussion. how
ever he finally consented e. take ont a policy lor
900, the agent agreeing 10 take tv,, ,,,ts -
the premium, which amounted 10 oven $780, Neither
mas yer been PAID, but the company has forNar ed
10 Mr-. Garfield its check for Z D. 600 and Mil 80
eet the notes from the estate.
Another report comes as to the disposition Of Iora
BeaconsGeid's home. Hughenden Manor. Ii Las
been let, IL is now said Sir samuel Wilson gen.
tienah known for his gift OF 500 900 20 Melbourne
University and for the successful Introduction f
salmon INTO Australian waters at his owa expense.
Queen Victoria has sent the silkeu banner and
badges 81 the Order of the Garter taken oWE froa
LoiG B'-consheld's staa IN 1t. Georges Chaps! 10
De placed an the chancei OF Hagheadcn Church
When the Prince of Wales visited Liverpool RE
other day zealOus shOpnan on the way pa over
ms door large redcovered board bearing Tie wor.s
- May the Lord convert the Prince The man step
ped out into the road 20 observe his haadiwork
when broIgham aud pair of horses driven rapidly
down the hill knocked him down and the horses
tralnped over hlm, inficting injuries. The result
MAS tiat the board ami inscription were remov98
vi noun delay before the Prince reached the place.
Ex-Secretary Il. w. Thompson says that he neve1
met lD public life man 81 fautloss character
han General Garfield. lor one who pos ssed rlors
manly and noble qualities ." In his personal inter
course adds Mr. Thompson, he was honorable
Just and lNnd. His heart overlooked with genuine
benevolence and Christian charity. His sympathes
were never invoked in vain. He was generous 10
all unlSind To There were beautifully nm
sicd m his heart all the virtues which spring from
ofeoi home, family, friends and country Inpubiis
lie he bore nus honOrs with becoming nee kReS> I'D
never forgot that Il was his duty 10 serve the WHO'S
people with unseltish integrity His courage was y
that kind which is only found IN the breasts 81
heroes aud was exhibited less in his unexsra-
pied struggle with death than upon the hattleeldJ