New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13

Pacific Coast whose theories have become the plat
form Of the and-law agtators of Ireland. was born
In Philadelphia forty-thrce years and received
his training and education thore. His father sui
lives III that city.
Tho appointment Of Judge Underwood TO the
Tariff Commission calls to mind an incident of his
early years. Someone asked his father, then Fed
eral Judge in Georgia, what his son 5 politics wer"
" | don't know" was the nOnchalant reply; L
haven't seen the boy since breakfast"
Careful search for the birthplace of Madame dc
Seyigne has resulted in finding the house, which IS
situated IN the Place des yosgcs Paris 1t is now to
be marked by u marble tablet. placed on its faca1e
hearing the inscriptions Dams Get hotel est nee, lie
GFevrier 1926, Marie do Rabuhn-C hanta!, Marqulse
de SeygDc.
The wife and daughter Of Justice Stanley Mat
thcws, of the Supreme Court Of the United Staes
will attend the Commencement exercises at Prince
ton College next week. Mrs Matthews will DO ono
Of the committee Of ladies' who will receive at
the entertainment gwen by the Juniors 10 the
seniors AZ farewell fete.
Three thousand guests wcro invited TO the we'd
ding of Mile Lucy Rohschh and VI. Leon Lam
bert. Mt the Temple of the Rue de Ia YictOre Paris,
on May 80 Among the distinguished company
present were the Princess de Metternich tho Coun-
tess lie POurtales, the Marqule de GaiIfet, the
Prince de JoinYile, Marshal Canrobert and Lord
Lyons.
Mr. Henry w Shaw Josh Billrngs") and wife
who left this city, May s. to drive in their own car
rage to the White Mountains, reached Llttleton,
\. H., last week After resting there few days,
they will harness up again and drive on to the Glen
House. where they will spend the Summer. They
have been greatly pleased with the experiences OF
their novel excursion
n1Sj7 Mrs.Thoreau. mother the famous author
then i'm her SEVENTEEN wear. with her daughter
Sophia, called one day upon Miss Emerson, who was
then eighiy-four years old. Mrs. 1horeau wore
bonnet ribbons of considerable length and Of rather
n gaudy hue All through the hours conversation,
Miss Emerson kept her ewes tightly closed and then,
n her guests departed said: Perhaps yOu noticed,
Mrs. Ihoreau, that | closed my eyes during your
call. did so because did not wish to look Oh me
ribbons you are wearing. so unsuitable for child
Of God, and person OF your years"
The great throng that gathered on Friday last
at Atlanta, Ga. to greet Senator Is. II. HILL ex-
pccted TO see him pale. emacated and lettering.
But to their great JOY he appeared to be in almost
his usual flesh, his step firm, his figure erect
and his eyes clear and bright. He silently santcd
the crowd, then descended from the car and walked
unaIded to his carriage. As he drove homeward,
thousands If spectators lined the streets, all silent
and with uncovered heads. Mr.. Hill left Eureka
Springs JcCaISe he unable TO drink enongh OF
the water 10 do him any good. lie has made an I'M
misiakable gain in strength during the past MONTH
and expresses himself hopeful of getting back 20
Washington III time, ut least, TO vote Tor ulaI ad-
JOurnment OF the session.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H.. June 12.-Ichabod Good
win Ex-Governor of New-I Hampshire. is dangerously
i'll of congestion of the liver.
MINNEAPOIIs Minn June 12.-BishOp FOss is
steadily improving and is now conyaleScent' Inc
tissues of his shrunken leg are being renewed aud
it is believed that his recovery will be complete