New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
PERSONAL.


Controller Campbell will not be in town before
the latter part of the week. He Is at the seashore
and is improving In health.
The Rev. Arthur Brooks, of this city, will address
the Hitchcock Society for Religious Inquiry at Am
herst College on the evening of June "a.
Ex-Governor Hoyt, of Pennsylvania will address
the Adelphlc Union of Williams College on July 2
lie is an alumnus of Williams, class of ls49
Hal" Orth, youngest son Of the late Represents
tive Orth of Indiana, has received as keepsake
the desk occupied in Congress for so many years by
his father.
The Rev Dr. Deems, Of the Church of the
Strangers is spending this month lecturing and
preaching in the West. He is to be in his pulpit
the first Sunday in July.
Mr.. Charles Spraguo Pcarce the Boston artist
who has received the medal of the Paris Exhibition,
is loss than thirty years DID, and is almost an inva-
lid because OF weak Lungs
Mayor Edison will leave tho city to-day for his
country seat in Vermont. Ho goes there with a
young son. who is i'll, in the hope that the change
will improve him. The Mayor VIII not return De-
| fore next Monday.
One 'day recently Meissonier called ut Detaille $
house and finding him out went into the billiard
| room to have some practice. In making dithcult
stroke no cut hole In the cloth. and being unable
10 repair IT, pasted bit of paper over it and made
thereon an exquisite lit tle sketch An art collector
has offered 800 for tho patch, but Detalle Will not
| part with IL.
The monument to tho late Under-Secretary for
| Ireland Mr. L. II. Burke. who was murdered IN
phnnix Park. subscribed for by the resident mag
istrates OF Ireland, has just been erected at his
orave in Glasneyin Cemetery, Dublin. It Is guarded
dav and night by policemen since the Invincibles"
| have threatened to deface or destroy II.
| Prince Arisugawa. cousin to the Mikado OF ia
pan. is about TO publish diary of his last years
| tour in Europe. japanese papers state that the
Prince was much surprised at the splendor OF the
royal palaces of Europe, ard urged that the Mlka-
dos new residence should be built on more mag
ni6cent scale than had been intended Accordingly,
$50. 600 600 ia to te spent on that edltice. ln-
| stead OF the 81 100000 originally appropriated
| EIis6e Reclus, the great French geographer and
social revolutionist IL short of stature. slight OF
| frame, with no typical French looks about him.
HIS forehead is massive, and is surmounted by
| tangled shock Of brown hair streaked with gray.
His full beard and moustache of the same COLOR
His deep blue eyes and all the features of his face
express power, sympathy and high intelligence.
Like Prince Krapotkine. he has moro the air OIL q
man of thought than of a man OF action.
Sefor Hippolito dc Urarte, for the Last thirteen
| wears Consul General of Spain in New-York, will
sail tomorrow by the Labrador, via Havre, for
Algers. where, at his own request he has been APP
pointed Spanish Consul. The health of Senor de
Uriarte has been somewhat impaired through
twenty-five years of incessant consular services in
| different seaports Of the United States The most
arduous portion of his labors, however, occurred
during the Cuban rebellion, whom no protected the
interests of Spaiu in NewYork, then the centre of
the Cuban juntas, maintaining the good VIII Oh MS
| American friends
Postmaster Pearson for some days has been un-
able on account of sickness to visit the Post Office
and will probably be confined to his room for sew
eral DAYS longer. He is, however able 70 transact
business that Is brought to bis attention at his
house.