New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-23
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PERSONAL.

General Devens is 10 give an grafton on Garfield
before the City Council of Boston.
DR.. Edward A. Freeman Is expected 90 reach This
city about October g. aud viii throughout the win
ter give his historical lectures in whatever places
call for them. His work will begin in Boston. Oc-
toher IL, with SIX lectures before the Lowell In
stitute.
Governor Foster says that General Garfield never
had time enough TO do his work He never had an
die hour The Governor visited the President On
the evening before he shot and found him more
like the old Garfield than he had keen since his
n"mnaton-as cheerful and huoyant a. a schoolbov
The late Marie Clementine Francisco Josephine.
ArchducheSs Of Austria, and sister-n-law of Napo-
leon L., was woman of great natural gifts well
read sllful artist and the poSsessor of a memory.
stored with "reminiscences of remarkable men and
fyent5 10 Was to her that the education of the poor
little Duke of Reichstadt was intruSted.
President Garfield wrote almost prophetica,lv to
MIR. Hudson an Ohio friend, on November of last
year Il believe all my friends are more gratjfed
with the personal part of my triumph than [ am.
and, although am proud of the noble snpport
have received, and the vindicaton il gives me
against my aSSallantS vet there is tone of sadness
EXPLAIN"
The Sultan is described as growing morbid in his
Tears for his personal safety. He drove ont twice
the other day to mosque, and on each occasion the
route was changed at the last moment He seems
disposed to become hermit. He no longer invites
foreign diplomats to the palace, and audiences are
obtained with great difficulty. The Spanish Am
paSSador had TO wait forty days for an interview
and General Wallace more than month.
Senator Edmunds who is going to Washington 70
attend President Garield's funeral. requested the
Court III Burlington TO adjourn on Tuesday rnornin,
saying: President Garield's emnence as a citizen
greatness "a soldier, strength and capacity as a
statesman, and wisdom a Chief Magistrate render
such q course exceedingly appropriate: and sneak
Tor all OF ms in asking that for this day even the
contentious and differences which Justice is coilei
upon To decide may rest In peace.n
Lord Lorne has won distinction as "crac,, so+ >,
ana il travelling In the Northwest with fornid
able collection of guns. The camp eqnipage il of the
simplest, and the Governor-G General il il said
ronghs 1t ;" with his guide, and spends little time
on his toilet of flannel shirt and trousers and hob
nailed shoes. AT Rapid City British Colonel in
perfect afternoon attire appeared 10 read an address
IN CATERS and flannel shirt, faced him calamity
alone alone on raised platform in ip view of his adj
n.ing trends ana came out of the unequal contest
iar better than they had dared TO hope.
Mr.. Gladstone is now in excellent health "Ioan
eat good dinner and sleep all through the night
he said to "a friend not long ago, land as long as
that goes on shall be able to do what more work is
appointed for me-" His capacious mind. saws The
Cardif Times. has no room for strict knowledge of
the precise order in which wines should ACCOMPANY
varied dishes He drinks very little and mono AZ all
he early part of his dinner AS the meal advances
the watchful butler filling up the glasses in dine
order the Premier aecumnlates at the right hand of
DIS M plate quite varied cellar of choice vintages
Then is seen spectacle which hor1ifes the carss,,
diner-out Feeling an inclination for a glass ~
wine. Mr.: Gladstone win reach out his hand an ~
bout of eating OF talking. both accomplished si,h
Tremendous energy be again feels thirsty, and once
may come nearest fIe H. no drinLar o INV whateyer
noderate sense OF man who takes and eniovs Hs
glass Of wtne Probably II the multform rssss n,s