New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-10
PERSONAL.

Cadet Whitaker is soon to lecture at Bu1alo on
his experiences at West Point.
The wife and daughter of Senator Miller will
spend the summer III Europe.
Theodore j. Toedt, the well-lnown tenor, leaves
for Europe this morning on the steamship England
Frank L. Harris, the only survivor of DR.. Hayess
Arctic expedition, is janitOr of one of the Boston
public schools.
Sir Henry Rawlinson is to succeed Mr.. Darwin as
foreign honorary member Of the Vienna Academy OF
Sciences.
General de Cissy, who was lately so prominent a
figure in the Rocefort and Kaulla lawsuits in Paris,
is dangerously i'll,
Ezra Whitman, the veteran Editor of The Mary
land Farmer, has recently celebrated his seventy
first birthday,
At recent drawing-room of the Queen, General
and Mrs. Fairchild were presented by Mr.. Lowell
They are now on their way to New-York on the
steamship Germanlc
The health Of Pope Leo Kill, long in an ursatis-
factory state Is said to have improved very much
lately He suffers from nervous irritablity, which
causes all opposition to tell unfaVoraDly on us
health
President Hinsdale, of Hiram College, was
recently appointed superintendent of the public
schools of Cleveland An effort is being made by
the college authorities to induce nm 10 remain
with it.
Miss Clara White daughter of President Andrew
ID. White of Cornell University, was married to
Professor Spencer Baird Newberry on Thursday, at
the house of President White on the University
Campus Ithaca, n. l.
At a meeting of the Longfellow Memorial Associa-
ton held this week, James Russell Lowell was
chosen president and Oliver Wendell Holmes, John
g. Whittier Charles W. Eliot, Charles Deane and
W. d. HOwells were elected vice presidents
OF all the Roman Catholic clergymen in the
United States in 1884, it is said that the only one
now living is the Rev Father Hamermans, who on
Tuesday celebrated the ffty-thrd anniversary of
his ordination and the forty-nrst OF his present
pastOrate, ST. Mary's, Troy n. 7.
A memorial window in honor of John Bunyan is
to be placed in Elstow Church. Thus the man who
spent twelve years in jail on account of his heresy
and schism is avenged; Amid all his dreams; the
great dreamer probably never imagined such an
honor as this.
Itisnot long since it was announced that Don Car
los and his royal spouse the Duchess of Madrid, had
agreed to take separate roads in life The severance
has lasted only short time; for 1t Is now an
nounced that the Duchess and her daughters have
oned Don Carlos at his residence the PrlOry, near
Windsor England.
The recent appointment of the Rev. Ernest Will
berforce to the newly made BlshOpric of Newcastle
appears to give general satisfaction in England.
The World says OF him: " lie is moderate hlgh
Chnrchman; he is very fluent and affabe in his
speech : he is temperance light and, besides all
this he is a great lawn-cmis player, which Will be
quite new attribute i'll a bishop. What more suit
able for the game of lawn-tennls than episcopal
CATERS ~
Mr. John p. Howard the Vermont philanthropist,
who has given nearly quarter of million of dollars
to various objects amassed most of his fortune in
this city in the hotel business He has resided for
many years IN Burlington, w. where he is univer-
sally beloved for his good deeds His latest bene-
faction is to the University of Vermont, and is a
statue of Lafayette by J. Q. A. Ward, of this city.
1t Will be publicly unveiled in September.
Madame Materna will sail for Europe to-day on
the steamship Mosel. She has received many offers
from managers for future performances in this
country and carries one to Germany with her in
writing to which she will reply at some future day.
The sum promised in it is $3.50 for each per-
formance In concert or opera, for forty perform
ances. besides hotel and travelling expenses,
Madame Materna to give notice OF her intention to
come six months before the date OF the first per-
Torrance.
ATLANTA, Ga. June 9.-SenatOr Hill arrived here
from Eureka Springs this afternoon. He was met
at the train by large crowd of people, but there
was no demonstration account of his critical
condition. As his carriage passed through the
crowd, hats were removed mark of respect.