New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-23
PERSONAL.

General Grant will spend the early portion of
next month at his old home, Galena Ill.
The Rev James Freeman Clarke is expected to ar
rive at home from Europe about August /.
NM Detaille and De Melville have just completed
their great panoramic painting of the battle of
Chanpigny.
Arab Bcy, the Egyptian War Minister who
leads the opposition to the Khedye's administra-
ton is said to be by nature quiet, unambIuous
man. But hls mind has been fred by the specula-
tive vapoIngs OF European political enthusiasts,
to whom he has always lcnt ready ear.
Ex-Governor Leland Stanford has placed in his
San Francisco home the art collections purchased
by him in Europe last year. comprising 30 pieces of
statuary and ISL oil paintings and water colors
Among the paintings are tul-length portraits of
Mrs. stanford, by bOnnat and OF Leland Stanford.
jr., by CafOiuS Duran
Thomas A. Armstrong the Grcenback-Labor cam
ddate for Governor of Penns lyania, is n printer
by trade and now publishes paper devoted to the
intcres of workingncn. lle WAS the first inilu-
entail man on the side of labor to take bold stand
against the riots OF 1871 lie is tOrty-GyO years
old, unmarried and portiy and digmEed III APP
pearancc.
Senator Edmunds and Justice Harlan of the SUI
preme Court appear to have laid aside all the cares
and dgniied restraints If official life at Atlantic
City. 4 correspondent says they are not unfre-
quently seen the beach throwing clam-shells with
all the enthusiasm SchOOlbOys III the classic game
OF duck on rock.
BY the recent death of Judge Hiram Bea1es, at
Ann Arb,r, the Bar of Michigan loses an hOnored
member lie was a man of marked legal ability, OF
scholarly tastes and of large reading outside of his
profession. Judge Beakes studied law IN this city
under Juuge RapailO. He caves a wilo, CHARM
ing and amlabie woman ana one daughter.
Mr. Milais's picture of Cardinal Newman, at the
ROYAL Academy, London Is described as an
exceptionally fine piece of portralture. 1t
reprr ems His Eminence clad in scarlet,
sitting in an easy attitude. facing the spectator
sauarrly. The red hat lies upon his knee, leaving
uncovered the noble head with It's crown OF slvery
HAIR and the renle. sensitive face is inclined ;or-
ward, looking our at one with kindly eyes ana an
expression OF quiet Intelligence and benevolent
sympathy.
The late James Quinn Smith, contestant for the
seat IN Congress for the IYth Alabama District now
occupied by General Shelley was originally named
simply James Quinn. In early life, when lie was
Only an obscure country shoemaker, he was party
to an important II suit. The Judge advised him
TO employ a lawyer, but he declined to do so, aud
managed hiS own with such skill taat the
same Judge was led to remark - You have missed
vour calling; you should have been a lawyer
" Perhaps IL lsnt 100 late YETI replied Quinn and
that very Gay nc began Studying law In (hTee years
lime lac was admitted tU the bar and he was after
Tor twelve years united STATES DiSrlCt Judge.
The name Smith he assumed on admission TO the
bar but what reason has never Oeen ascer-
tanned.
AlINNEAPoLIs MINI, May 22.-Bishop Foss
passed restless night being delirous much Of the
time, but he was more comfortable this morning.
The swelling OF the parotid gland indicates diilu,ed
py;rmc poison. Hi pulse is less than 100, and
his temperature trltlc below normal tie aSslmu-
lates his uouri-hmenJ-inIlk and bee tea-and his
physicians and friends are encouraged and hopeful.