New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-22
PERSONAL.

Senator Pendleton intends 10 make n speecb q,
Civil Service Reform IN Boston next mouth. %
Dean Stanleys penmanship so abominahs
that the printers once turned Halo OF The .,,,i
nuSh' IN MS Ms, INTO" Horn of the Burning Beast;
General Lowry. Democratic candidate for Gov
error of Mississippi is said 60 have courtly mspner
and eloquent speech He has cean-cut and lelica,.
features. blue eyes, silky blonde mustache ami
capacity for blushing like girl.
Prince Bismarck. IL is reported was asked on ba
half OF Italy for advice TO the best way 10 eeet
cordial alliance with Austria and Germany. ana
answered; ROM yenir nous tendre Ia main Il faut
passer par Vienne.'
monumen6 10 Victor Hugo is to be erected in
his island home of Guernsey by the inhabitants
who are much attached to him. 1t was TO Guernsey
that the novelist dedicated his Toilers of the Sea
=" that small rtion of Norman ground. seyere
yet kihd' my present asylum, perhaps my tomb"
General Burnside was devoted TO his beautiful
wife. who during tho war sent him daily letter
After her death she never seemed absent from his
thoughts and he felt sons affection foT her aged
mother. When the Senator's body was carried %
iroNldence 1t was taken into Mrs. Bishops house
nat the Nencrable lady might look once moro Cd
me race that was always full OF kindness for her.
Mr.. Gladstone has written thus to a Liberal WIN
undertook his defence against an accusation thar
ne had appointed TO Office one of his sons who
afterward received fl.000 "A year for the safns
Office: Mir w. II. Gladstone was appointed to one
OF the Junior Lordshps OF the Treasury in the last
LlOeTal Administration. and received the ordinary
salary attached 70 such an appointments Ii was
not new Office specially created nor an Office sn,-
sequeniiy abolished. but which has ALWAYS
been filed by member of the Government Tie
office to which Mr. H. Gladsfone has recenfi lcen
appointed IS that of extra Junior Lord OF tie
treasury, bui TO which no paw l. attached. Such
an arfan cement, for which there II precedent. IS
z" enable sir. VI. Gladstone 10 undertake. lthorpb
without remuneration RESPONSIBLE Governments
work."
Tuesday morning. said to the assembled students:
may say. for whatever my words are worth
that in AL that has been written or said lin The
praise OF Mr. Garfield ] wish 30 concur. And
think may, for speak from personal aceuain-
tance and experience with the gentleman. having
met him. not intimately, it is jTue but Familiarity
enough to testify TO all those high qualities a.
President and man that have been aScribeI 10
him ard have made HIM beloved and honored ly IA
an IN conclusion he urged the students TO take
an example from Mr. Garirlds career. TIE HYMN
that followed was most appropriate: - Just and
TINE are Thy ways Ihou King OF saints st the
meeting directly after morning recitatons. Presi-
I dcnt Porter was present and again addressed tic
students dwelling on the college life % the deceased
ann ms high scholarly attachments. Secretary
ENarts,' lac said, or ms return from abroad made
presents TO fr ends. and his gilt 10 the President
was several books froI The classical authors
showing the reputation the President had in Wash
ingion"
LONDON, Sept. 21.-The Princess Louise has
arrived IN London from the Continent.
ATHENS, Sept 21-The King of Greece and the
Premier with a numerous suite. VIII start on sun
day for tour OF the newly annexed territory The
tour VIII probably occupy two months.