New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-18
PERSONAL.
appear.

The Rev. Mangasar Mangasarln. by Dlrth
Turk has accepted call So the pulpit OF the Spring
Garden Street Presbyterian Church, fhiadelphia.
He has oeen in ,his cOnntry several years, and Is
considered an exceptionally eloquent preacher.
rorcr,ssman George. Of Oregon. is thp only
rr,her of the House who is Obliged 10 CONE part of
the WAY to Washington by the sea. He brought
Est with hun this fail far as Ohio his aged
m"ther 10 visit her Old friends IN Noble County;
ThIrfy.oue wears 20 she emlgrated 10 oregon, ana
this is her htst Ietuln'
sensation has been created in England by the
going over to the Church OF Rome of Sir Ration
SKIS and his family. Lady Sykes is daughter
of Mr. George Cayendsh- BeDtinck. Sir Iatton ID
enormously rich, having rent roll in the East
Riding of Yorkshire alone amounting TO some
S1sOOOO a year. The three properties OF Lord
ucrr,es Sir Tatton Sykes and Lord Ripon-all
trre of W hOln arr now Roman CathUlIcS-conSti ute
rou,inuIu ms n retcb Of land sixty eight miles Tong,
reaching nearly across the finest portion OF 1orH-
shire mo. her nOtaDle conversion to the .Caln9 nc
fam is also whispered of III London III IL saiu 10
be quite as important. and indeed SENSATIONAL as
any OF those above named
Miss Esueralda Boyle, who was the Leading
,plrit in OF ganzIng the Literary Society Ol ASH
,pgton " at Mis-. Dahlgren's home, Is the daughter
of am old naval officer whose eccentrlclty was to
mama his children for whatever port or place he
,as in Mt the time of their birth. Hence oGe of his
was among the South Sea Islands, and another
pac,tica. for tho same reason. son he named
Imam terpandez because he had been visiting tnaI
island lust before the child was born MISS ESiier-
aida was born in Spain and spent her chlldhoou at
Madeira.
A reporter of n Denver paper who boarded the
srec,aI train that was conveying Nine. Christine
Nilsson Rouzeaud to San Francisco, aver that he
fo,nd the prIma donna and her companions play
ing-actualIy-playIng poker and the hist words
Ina hazard from hei lips as he entered The car were
. ri see your five aud go five better or some
thing tn that effect. There's no harm In 1t. is
there ~ said she afterward know all you men
nIay il: stay out nights and then go home and toll
vour patient lonely wives you were sitting up WIN
some sick trend. | think husbands Should teach
Iher wives the game keep he profits aud losses
ar hume It il wildly fascinating. especially wheh
von are nlayIua tor "a little money aud some one
stuals-whal is IL l-oh Ves-steais the poI'
The late Hon. Robert Ould of Richmond, Va.
ban been for sixteen years "A law partner Oh N"Jor
isaac fl. CarrlngIon The two men hrst became
aroua,nted with each other in LIBBY Prison., where
they were confined tor short time after the ial OF
piehmond in sos, and 1t was while WITHIN thoSe
cloonv walls that they agreed to toim the partner
ship Az soon as they should be released. MIR. OCld
wa. commonly called Judge" although he never
held sucn office. His last appearance III puOhc WIS
on December :, when he pronounced III the supreme
Court at Richmond eulOgy upon the late Juog e
Manicure. In that Grafton he said slowly and
.,,liv Am .praking the last words y men Will
ever inter IN the presence OF TINS Court. nat was
nm I hursuay. On SUNDAY 81 ckuess seized hlu oh
Neduesday none oil recovery was aOahuoheu Oh
Fr,dnv morning at O'clock hs called Tor paper
and read 10 Jew lines Of a report annut MS oVh
ditlun stating that no was II lltil5 better though
ne was stIli very sick. Two hours lalei ne tatsov
H. hand 10 his breast, murmnred Softly, softly"
looked tow ara his vile with smile, ana was dead