New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-04
PERSONAL,

Sgnor Salvn Is going to act in England this year.
| appearing first at the Drury Lane Theatre.
Miss Potter the eldest daughter of the Hon. Clark.
son N. Potter, is engaged to marry Mr.. Leslie Cot
| ton, OF Wyoming Territory.
Princess Marie, the eldest daughter of the Comte
de Paris is beautiful girl Of fourteen. with o
wealth of golden hair, fair complexion and large
blue eyes.
| The late Tom Taylors library is almost entirely
made mp of presentation COPIES acquired during bis
long journalistic career Many of these books con-
| tain valuable autographs.
| The young Count Andrassy. son Of the distn.
| gushed Austrian Minister. is sort of universal
| genius. He has clever and original mind. is de-
voted to art aud himself an artist and is high-cred
man Of remarkable personal attractions.
The Crown Prince of Austria has been writing
new book abont hunting IN the Carpathan Noun
tains and few copies to be published and dis
trlbuted among his personal friends and companions
in his hunting excursions.
| Princess Louise has been pleased with the
novel " a Sailors Sweetheart" that she has made
water-color sketch representing its hero. William
Lee. dashed 10 the top of his water-lOgged brig IN
| the South Pacific.
General Gariield's class at Williams has not only
furnished President but Treasurer of the United
States GIlGllan). q member of Congress Jacobs.
General Garfield and General Rockwell have been
companions and friends for many years.
About Lord Beaconsicld fashionable London 80
ciety is SAID 10 gather and humbly adore. Even
Lord LyttOn submits drafts of bis speeches to the
great man and does not vince when the lordly hand
scores out OF his MS. whole pages OF cherished
phrases.
Baroness Burdett-Coutts is so happy in her mar.
rage that she wants to make all about her happy
ole Sbah has yiyan N
of her estates spending for this purpose about
So 00O Substantial presents were also bestowed by
her upon the PERSONS employed upon her other es'
tateS.
Mr.. James Russell Lowell writes to the Worcester
school boys who celebrated his birthday: =" Ii any
thing could make the higher ATTITUDES OF life ton
which an enterngl more pleasant, it would be
snch breath of spring air as came TO me IN your
letter. recalling for a moment my own boyhood. in
the kindly remembrance of me expressed tby Other
boys Give them, pray you, my best thanks and
good wishes Tell them that men OF my age are
proud TO have been born IN Massachusetts. and that
il rests with them and their coeyas to keep the old
Commonwea so honest. so earnest and so true TO
her best traditions that they who come after US may
have the right to be proud OF their birthright
as We"
George Eliots' will, made last May, has just
been proved in London. the personal estate being
sworn under 500, 600 She beGueaths $4,000 to
Miss Emily Clark, So, 900 to Vivian Byam Lewes,
and an annuity of 5000 for her life to her house,
keeper, Mary Bowling. The sum OF $4,000 Is TO
be set aside in the names of her executor. Charles
Lee Lewes. and her husband as trustees, and the
income paid to Mrs. Eliza Lewes, the widow OF Her
bert Arthur Lewes for life during widow hood,
anu on her death second marriage as TO one m0ie
of the capital fund for her SOL George Henry Lewes
and AS to the other moety for her daughter Marian
Lewes As to the residue OF her property, the tesla
;rIx gives the same to the said Charles Lee Lewos'
his hens, executors, administrators and asssns'
absolutely