New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
PTRVO

The late Samuel L. Hu ol Northampton. Mass,
had given directly 10 tina town for educational
purposes more than 100000
The Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, Of Indiana, has
so far recovered his health be able to go about
and attend TO business.
Last Thursday letter was received at the Wash
| ington Post OF re marked Wiltshire, o., Dec II,
1882" and addressed to Senator Oliver p. Morton,
who has been dead some hat more tnan i've years.
John G. Sake the poet is still Invalid at his
sons home in Albany. His disease IS neuralgia,
accompanied By chronic dyspepsia, causing much
pain aud physical emaclatOn. His mind. however,
IL unlmpalTed, and ne reads much ana TALKS as
brilliantly as ever
The eldest of Lord John Manners, heir to the
dukedom of Rutland. was lately married amid an
oswnblage of the 3" old nobu Y" large enough TO
satisfy his mob, e parent, even in the DAYS when he
manned the renowned poem which brought 50 much
rr'JiruIe upop him. rhe BRIDE was a niece OF tJat
lnte Earl oil Crawford and BdiCarres whose body
was stolen.
When Humbert of Ilaly-famed for his admirable
horsemanship-vsited Vienna, his horse, one OF the
finest In the imperial stables, was so utterly I'M
manageable that he had 10 his great Modification,
TO take ms seat in a carriage groom, since dis
charged from tie Empc or's service, now cOntcsses
that ue. BY crueIy h'gHIg tne horse on showing
him white piumes such "a The KING wore. had been
the author oil the diihculiY.
Indeed bv his photograph Prince Krapotkine,
the famous Nihilst, isn't very impressive looking
parsonage His fol, head Iuns back from his eye
hrows at about the slant of the orthodox cellar
door while his chin recedes in like manner from
his lower teeth. Big goggles are balanced over
bottle shaped uOse. AND OGd patches Oh tnih, gray,
unkempt hair ana whiskers aIe promiscuOusly
scattered about over his head and face.
Lord Derby has doubtless many a time chuckled
over IN, sagaclty selling his fine Iipp"rary 70
fates before the troubles there began. HIS father
left TO his Younger son-LOrl Darbys only bother
colonel Stanley, BeaconsGeld's War secretary, the
cho,ce between $4,000 and the Irish property.
lie took the former Lord Derby, on receiving the
latter sold 10 tor 100000 10 rch DuDun Ibef-
chant The tenants sent "A depu'au0n o AuOwsiey'
entreating Lord Derby not to sol, but he sara ne
mus do 50, because ne could not i've III lreIahu anu
would not be an absentee landlord.
Robert f. Pattison Will be the nineteenth Cover
nor of Pennsylvania aud the only one on the list
not "A native OF the State he was born IN Mary
land OF his eighteen predecessors. six were born
in the two counties of Montgomery and Berks. SIX
of the eighteen were college graduates; and a to
profession, i've were actually and two nominally
lawyers. one a Lutheran clergyman and the others
farmer, or business men. Mr. Pattison will be the
Youngest Governor the State had, being only
fhir,v-lwO The next youngest on the list was
William biger who took Office III 1907 at the age
ol tbirty-eight. The lOngesllYed OF them all was
JoseDn Ritner, who died IN the middle If MS nlne-
teth year. and the shortest John W. Geary, VINO
llved 10 be only little more than htty-three
BANGOR Me-, Dec. ls.--A public reception viii DO
rendered the Hon. Hannibal Hamlin in the City
Hail here tomorrow evening.
OTTAWA, Dec. 19.-Ihe Princess Louise has, 1t
IS under ood finally decided to pass the winter In
Bermuda The Govemor-General VIII remain In
the Southern States until the latter end OF next
month returning to Ottawa Ia time Tor Che opening
OF Iarllament.