New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-03
PERSONAL.

Kaiser wilhelm, looking in tho best of health,
| took a drive at Gastein on July ID, with the
Thermometer at 1909 Fair. in the sun. 1t was the
twentieth anniversary of his first visit to the Cas-
| TEN waters.
| MrS.Takahashi Consul of Japan at this port, who
| is now in Japan Government business, has been
| appointed Commissioner of Japan to the Industrial
FAIR TO be held in Boston in September next He
will leave Japan to-day for America, and Is expected
TO be here before the TAR opens.
General Booth is at the head of the Salvation
Army He has manageable son. Miss Charles
worth is a devoted member of the Army. and re-
Gently distinguished herself by conducting meet
ings in Paris and in Switzerland. She is, moreover,
a marrageable young lady, and has fortune OF
fl0OOO. IL is announced that she is soon to be-
come the daughter-ln-law of " General" Booth.
An altoge her heartess story, here related only
a terrible example of hot-weather depravity in re-
portoral circles is told 10 the effect that the Hon.
Frank Hurd always says TO q hotel clerk imme-
diately after registering: " wish you'd have sent
up at once pitcher OF lce-water, couple OF cock.
taIsand shorthand reporter OF one Oh the dailles
The Rev DR.. Power. pastor of the Garfield Me-
mortal Church, Washington. thinks there are more
church members in public life than is commonly
supposed lie has several Senators and Judges,
and hall dozen OF more Representatives, among
the regular members of his congregation. and thinks
the same can be said of many other churches IN the
city.
By the death Of the Countess Dzialyoska, nee
Countess Zamoyska the name Of the Dzialynska
family one of the oldest and noblest IN Poland has
become extinct She survived her husband, Count
Titus more than twenty years, and when her only
son. Count John, died without issue two years ago.
the famly's armoral shield publicly broken
into fragments, according 10 ancient Polish Gus
tom The family is not, however, extinct as a
daughter OF the late Countess Is living aud was
married 10 Prince CZartorlski.
Monsgnor Capel has been spending several days
in the beautiful village of EIgewater just below
burlington, n. j., on the Delaware River. His first
pubic celebration of mass in America was on We'd
nesday in st. Paul's Church. Burlington, in the
presence of a congregation of only three persons,
one of whom was his hostess and the Others newspa
per correspondents. lie he intends to
American fashionable life at Saratoga and Newport
science aud culture 10 Boston, aud primitive and
working life In the West
An exhibition Of relics of Martin Luther. now in
the possession of different public bodies or private
persons will be held on November 10, at the Bran
denburg Provincial Museum in Berlin. This mu-
scum already possesses the Bible OF which Luther
made daily use, and which has annotatIons in his
own handwriting. Tie entrance money is to be de-
voted 10 the Luther Memorial, which 1t is proposed
TO erect in the New Market IN front of the Maren
Kirchc the Oldest church of Berlin. At Witten-
berg a very fine Luther medal has just been struck.
Ii is of gold the centre and silver round the Dor
der.
NEwBURG, n. Y, Aug. 2.-Charles s. Brown.
Justice Of the Supreme Court started last night for
the Thousand Islands where he will spend his sum
mer vacation.
CHICAGO Aug 2.-The Rev. Father P. J. Rior.
dan. of this city, to-day received official papers
from Rome appointing him Coadjutor to the Cath
olIc Bishop of California.
KINGSTON. Aug. 2.-General Grant. who is now at
the Hotel Kaaterskill, will make driving excursions
10 Overlook and other leading points in Ulster
County. lie will familiarize himself with this part
of the mountains, leaving othor points for future
visit. To obtain distinct idea of the topography
of the mountains he will drive down the new road
ON the eastern slope. On saturday morning he
viii return over the West Shore in special car to
Long Branch.