New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-06
PERSONfL.

The house in which Mazzn was born has been
purchased by the people aud presented 10 the Mu-
Dicpallty of Genoa and is now, with many interest
ine relics open TO rne public
At the Dartmouth College commencement, last
week. the degree of Doctor of Divinity was con
ferred upon the Rev. r. r.. Meredith pastor Of
Phillips Church. South Boston, and well-known to
Suuday-schoo workers as the teacher of the Ire
mont Temple Bible Class lie formerly resided Ill
this city.
IN accordance with his yearly custom on the
Fourth of July, SIR. G. ". Childs, of The Phiiadel
mia Public Iedgr, on Tuesday treated the news
BOYS of that city 20 an excursion 10 Paramount
Park. and dinner at his mansion of Belmont
About $50 lads awaited themselves OF his hospl
tality.
Prince Bismarcks recent appearance in the Ger
man capital was of brief duration. Almost mmedl-
atelv after the great debate the Tobacco MOnop-
DIV bill he packed up his baggage, and, with his
wife son and privy counsellor departed for Yarzin,
i'm Pomerania, where he Will 4emalh untl IalI, WIN
the possible exception OF fortnlshis stay at
Iephtz.
4 pleasant feature of the Fourth OF July celebra-
tion in independence Square Philadelphia, was the
annearance on the same platform Of NiessIs Beaver,
stewart and Pattison, the rival Guberna oral can
did,tcs After shaking hands and drinking together
out of "A big SILVER Oying-cup eaeli mace an address.
Glowing with patriotic feNOr, but with no alluson
to party poitlcs.
The Countess Olga CATALONIA dc Willamoy, of st.
petersburg G.de Willamoy, her brother, the first
secretary of the Legation at Washington, the Rus
son Minister. Mr.. Slruve, and family and little
COZ, If thc J9pauese Minister who is IN the charge
nf Hrs strive are now at New-BuEhton, Staten
Island
A bazaar in aid Of tie Princess Louise Home for
Young Gir.s wa recently opened al the Duke oi
Welliugton's rdng-s, hool IN London. The Prin-
cess mad intended to preside III person at the maui
oural exercises but as the arrangements were not
completed before she left for Canada she conented
herself By sending a donation OF twenty pounds
the proceeds of a picture painted Dy heIseH ana
sold Tor the benefit OF the Home.
4 Roman correspondent writes that Mario, tie
great tenor singer, has about recovered from hIs
sickness and is looking as well and handsome as
eyer. with his white HAIR and beard, ruddy complex
ion and piercing black eyes. Having gog rd OF the
doctors and their medicine, he In. resumed his
favorite pastimc of carpenterng, and showed the
correspondents with great glee, the mutllateu re-
mains of a splendid and costly Hdcd table, which
he had been sa wing into very ll-mlde brackets.
As Professor Gammel who formerly occupied the
chair of History at Brown University, was leaving
the FIRST Baptist Westinghouse in Providence al
the close of George William Curts's recent orator
| there lady accompanying HIM asked: How
would you describe that grafton, lIoleSsol
! hear. someone call II splendlu: ma 4oVsT ~
1 seem 10 be the proper adjective Ivrle't re-
| Piled Professor Gammell. IellcS| '""' 10 'iN
| proper auJecuNe.'
Secretary Foger came to TINS city on Mohual
to attend to private business matters YESTERDAY
] lac visited the Custom House and had a long inter