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

The Earl OF Dudley. whose income from his var-
GUS mines often amounts to more than $1,000, 600,
is in condition bordering on lmbeclilty.
It is announced that the late Prince Charles of
Prussia left fortune of more than six million dol
lars of which three millions Is beqdeathed to has
son,
Avid rumor Genes from Europe by way of some
Western newspapers that DOyley Carte has en-
gagged Mr.. Matthew Arnold for lecture tour IN
this country next seHson
law Gould. with his wife and family, started last
ight on pleasure trip to the South flo will be
absent probably two or three weeks. During his
vacation ne VIII visit Florida, wnerc his eldest son,
George }. Gould, ls nj present
In roturn for the autographs which Senator Tabor
30 industriously collected related III The TRIB-
UNE Yesterday, the thirty days Senator gave TO
each of his colleagues unique present. This was
m elaborate aftcr-wcddng card. bound with n
heavy band OF COLORADO SILVER, ana costing SoZ %
each.
In the recently published chapters of Mr.. How
ellss story, A Woman's Reason" occurs the SEN
tence: "Alauy of the people had suburban look.
and some even the appearance of having arrived by
mo Fitchbnrg Railroad" Mr. Howells lives III
Belmont a rival town, and the people Of Eltchburg
think he Is guilty Of taking an advantage OF them.
Tho Countess do Bardi niece of the Comte de
Chambord, recently urged her uncle TO re-enter
Paris on horseback surrounded by Legitlmst cava-
lers and wearing the white plume OF Henry ~.
IN, niece no said. 4" you speak like heroine /;
but IL would never do Tor the klug OF France TO DO
arrested by policeman and taken To the lookup"
Tho iron will of Prince Bismarck it is said. Is
RAPIDLY breaking down. Not long ago according
10 a report more or less apocryphal, he SAID with
much bitterness: /" If it were not for me, the world
would have seen three great wars less. and eighty
thousand who died in their bloom might have
lived. and how many parents, brothers, sisters,
widows would have been spared their grief ana
tears
james Mitchell, chairman of the Stock Exchange,
will sail for Europe on the steamship Baltic on
Saturday. lie has been granted a furlough of two
months that no may recover his health, which has
been impaired by the duties of his position. He will
spend his vacation in the South of France. During
lis absence the vlce-charman will act ~ MS place,
and one OF the members of the Board has y0lun-
teered to conduct the prlncpal oOnd CALL
Mr.. G. A. Boutsle, the Editor of The Bangor Wing
and Courier, has just been made the recipient Of Ia
testimonial fIoLi the seven gentlemen who COM
posed the Executive Council OF Name for the years
1880, 1881 and 1882. 1t consists OF the photo
graphs of the members of the Council. handsomely
framed and mounted. The testimonial was accom-
panied by letter to Mr.. Boutello over the JOINT Sig
natures of the donors, expressing In cordial and
complimentary terms their appreciation of the
course of The Wing during the recent political
troubles Ia Maine.
The coronation OF tho King of the Sandwich
Islands oyershadowed an event of greater in-
portnnco which occurred about tho same time.
This was the unvelling Of fine bronze statue OF
Kamehameha l., the Conqueror. who was, according
to tradition the first to unite the Sandwich Islands
Under one sway. The statue is intended as memo
rial of the centennial anniversary OF the discovery
Of tho Islands by Captain Cook in 1916. The
sculptor was Il. Il. Gould. OF Boston. who states
that it does not pretend to DO aportrat as materi
as for suuh work wars wantinsi aavartheless,