New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
PERSONAL.

Mrs Garfield and her family have moved from
Mentor to Cleveland for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Aldrich will sail for home. On
September l6, from Liverpool, aboard the Scryia.
Mr.. George Jacob Hoyoake has been visiting
friends at Staten Island, and went, a day Or two
since to Long Branch.
Ex-Secretary Blaine is expected to be present al
the reunion of the Sons of Maine i'll Illinois, al
Chicago, September 10
John G.. Whittier was elected at the Republican
caucus in Amcsbury, Mass, last week, delegate 70
the convention Of the new lIth Congressional Dis
tTlct
coax Hill" the old homo of Chicf-Jus,ic,
Marshall. in Fauquier County, Virginia, is now the
property of Mr. Maddux, who made his money By
keeping a bar-rOOm IN the neighboTing town VI
Salem.
The French Minister Of Agriculture has placed at
VI. Pasteur's disposal further sum Of $1,000 to
enable HIM to continue his investigations into Tho
nature cause and prevention Of contagious dis.
eases among ANIMALS.
Henry l.. Lamb, formerly State superintendent
of the Bank Department. is announced TO preach
this morning in the Unitarian Church. Troy. v Y.
in the absence of the pastor. the Rev. W. fl. Fish,
who sailed for Liverpool last week.
Professor James NJ. Garrett. of Maryland who
has just been elected the chair of English Lam
guage and Literature in the University Of Virginia.
has had an extended career as scholar and
teacher He studied at German universities for
several years and has since held several high iu
catonal positions in this country. Recently hs
published translation of an ancient Anglo saxon
poem OF which Pro esSOr March, Of Lafayette Col
ege said This Is the best translation. by far. III
our language, and will do honor 10 American
scholarship"
David Neal, the Lowell boy who married a
German lady and has settled for life in Munich,
where he holds high rank among artists, still looks
and speaks the true New-Eng lander and keeps the
love Of his native land warm in his heart. lie iS
now busy on painting of CromwelPs First Visit
to Milton in winch the future Teyouionst and
Protector is portrayed Carlyle describes him.
farmer. with heavy tread The scene il at the mo-
ment when Cromwell with his dog enters MI ons
study. and, finding the poet at The organ, stops IN.
perceived, 10 listen. The picture Is being painted
for an American who viii, 50 the story GOES. PEE
sent IT, with Others, 10 The ctv OF CLEVELAND a tls
nucleus for public art gallery.
Louis. the handsome but eccentric young King OF
bavaria cannot. as is well known endure TO attend
play or opera unless he alone constitutes the entire
audience. short time ago he was indnlging this
strange taste at the Court Theatre, Munich, when
he fell asleep in the midst Of the play Herr was
dilemma. The play could not 90 on with the audit
ence asleep; and nobody dared rouse him; nor
dared the actors for a moment leave their places
for fear of his dspleasure. should he chance u
awaken suddenly. One impatient actress thrcV
chair the stage with crash. and AN actor re-
Deated several lines of his part Ia stentOran tones;
but still the King slept on. Ihu3 everything was
nj a stands,ll for several hours, until, next morn.
ing, the kingaw0ke and the welrIed actors finished
the play just III time for breakfast.