New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
PERSONAL.

Holman Hunts long-looked-for picture, Tho
Flight into Egypt is nearly completed, and is
said to .urpass all his previous works. The size is
about eight feet by four fee.
Charlotte Give, niece Of the great Lord Give, las
just died in England. She was the daughter of tho
East Indians only brother, William Give, who was
twenty -nlue years old when Lord Give died.
Mrs Jenkins, the sister of y. p Willis, died last
week in Boston. She was a gentle and genial
woman, and possessed much of her brothers clcy-
eTncss.
President Gar.icld'5 memory is so beloved in
California that no difficulty has been found in rails
n fund for monument Twenty thousand dollars
have been set aside for the statue designs for which
must be sent III before the 10Th of May next.
Mr.. Sturgeon feels strongly on the;subcct Of yyi-
section. Il loathe the subject intensely" he says
land am unable to imagine the process by which
men OF education, or men at all, bring themselves 70
perform such cruclties.'
The Emperor William has the desire Of the old for
quiet &" 1t is not Of course, becoming to soldier
to avow 1t too ostentatiously.' he said in response
to Won Moltke on New Years Day, "but there is no
doubt Peace Is the bcst.H The day was the
seventy fifth anniversary of the Emper Is entrance
into the iruSsan army.
The Marquis of Hurtly, who is just now sadly
wanted by his money-lendcr, has ruined himself on
$4,000 acres, with n rcnt-ro Of 100000. lie
married the daughter of n wealthy banker; yet at
only thirty four years OF age he Is in the sore dis
rcsS OF POVERTY.
Mr. Longfellow is unable to acccp, the formal
courteses which the people of Portland proposed to
offer him on his scyeny-ltth birthday. " Ny physi-
can,' he SAYS. "preScIibes absolute rest and ] do
not see any chance OF my being able to 20 10 Port
land IN February, 50 slow Is recovery from nervous
prooilation'
Whatever of advertising capital there is in her
marriage engagement Mss Clara Louise Kellogg >
using TO its fuli extent At each concert she sing,
song Good-bye,' by Io,tI. and usually on recall
H.nschels D." leigh. ho!" each stanza Of which ends
with the refrain Young Maids Must Marry This,
after she gave dinner - some friends in s.. Louis
al which she announced her betrOthaL
Congressman Moore, of Tennessee rs he sat in the
House the ether day, saw looming up before him
an autograph album in the hands of small page.
Surprising the book to be the boys own he wrote in
il this paternal sentiment: "Be a good boy and
you'll he good man Mr.. Moore was shortly alter
pleased 10 hear that tie album belonged 10 an ocef
Of the House, he venerable father 81 family.
Audrca5 AchenJach the distinguished German
painter. is to receive one Of the medals s,ru k in
commemorauon of the completion of the Cathedral
OF Cologne. lie deserves it, since the service for
which it is given an NceedinGly dangerous One
lie restored an almost oDLteratcd picture above
TIE high altar IN the Cathedral aud dd IL lying on
his back at gddy height; and he asked no CONF
pru>atiOu for the work
Captain w. II. Hooper, Of Salt Lake City long
the del; gate of Utah in Congress- isat the Metropoi
tan Hotel with his daughters He Is native OF tho
Eastern Shore OF Maryland, which lie proposes 10
revisit Tor the first tine since h. left 1t torty-hyo
wears ago lie emf grated from Baltimore 10 Illinois
in 1850 and became q famous Miss >slpp. idycrc1p-
tam and remained ia Congress Che sole represent.
alive OF Ulah for fourteen years. lie Is tie CA!cI
banker of salt Lake city.