New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
PERSONAL.

Mr. r r. Springer. to whom musc-lOyers IN Gin
cnuati owe 80 nucn Is 40 III th & he cannot joy
he opera fesival IN that city, even by telephone
Baron Theodore v Sun en- has pro'enied his IL
Instr ous father entire library to the pubic school
al Corbloh. wher, the C1eyaer received his early
,ducI ion
Professor Greenougb, PRINCIPAL OF the Normal
Sc 90 OF ,odo Isla ID. has de lined to a. ce2t tire
office O sup rvisor of schools in 30 ton. to which
he was elected
Mrs MevIlle. wife of the Arctic explorer. is in
frrsh t.ouhie Hen three children seriously Ill
the eldest with pneumonia an the two Ettlo ones
with measles. In are living on the third door of
a hou4r in West Philauo phia and are SAID to be IN
&c ual want.
Nile Dine the most ropular actress OF the
Palais Royal Theatre Paris. has be ONE insane. In
the middle OF new comedy. when the audience was
perfectly quiet aud attentive. she turnrd TO the
other PLAYER, and ia: DO Won hear how they hiss
mef cannot finish his piece NcNtday she tired
to Kill he, self. add mad 20 be taken 20 an asylum
Mr.. Chris,iln x. Ross viii never allow I'M or
dIsapp int 81 nope TO weaken tie chain Of az elton
that bin hun to his oig-io,t boy. Only few
days a-o be wrote to a fioni: " | am still dun
gently making eve Y effort to unrayel he mystery
connected WITH his 60 III, urI a sence IN onr
tamil tie subj ! o. e. thn tLelne o. cover a
ion { iariie ~ o tea sp' en- oi - nEns, ana
shall be until We kuO" the co itrarT"
Even the grave and dilnli d Justices Of the
Supreme Count Of the Unltcd Stat - have their lit
tle ,un now and tlcn. MOI long ago. II is said
yer arguing a case tore tina tr.1unal used the
wort precedent" accounting the second syllable.
Soon used II ngan and acccn ed the first sylla
Tnel VIII spered Justice Woods & bis n 'xt Eeig
Dor, Jdst c. or Y: lie pronounced II rlgh the
FIRST lmc' WneruOn Justice Gray asked:
"What college were you educated at i Other
Woodsr Al Yale "Ah!' Thought SOP
Mr.. BENJAMIN vi liam Leader, who has been
elected IN associate Of the British ROYAL Academy,
is tfty-twO years oil, and mas boon a constant ex
hibi,o or at the Academy for tnlry years. Mr.
Thomas Brock who wa 50 el"c ed an associ 'te, is
much younger. bu has acquired considerable
reputa ion ~ a sculp or, aud wa bro Iglt p oml-
ntnt be- ore the publ b, his ties mOny IN tue
Belt libel case. Mr.. Frink iiol was IL TIL same
lime eierred as dhie enaruver, an no ioTary d 8
ii elton for III n ly, tor he has on account OF
MS ago, prac icaly re- II I'd from tho pursuit OF bis
art.
"AikI DE- morias' etc. but the reverend gentle
man RIO now Sucoerds 10 the earldom OF Stamford
and WARRINGTON prob by won't object to he rela
ting of n story about his drcea led Kinsman George
Harry GREY. One day he was dining with some
otber sporting men at the Star and Gar er, Rich
mond. where according to TLack"ray. IL costs ten
and sixpence Just 20 looi at u waiter. Well the
story goes that his lOrdshlp. heated with wiae GOT
INFO dIsDute with "a water, and ended 10 by pitch
inc him through q window out upon the terrace
below. he mans cries aud the sm sh lg "f the
glass startled he who mel borhoOd and the land
lord came brta bless mp stars and gasped out: NV
lord Won have killed the waiter" " Iha' sh all rip
hIccoughrd the Earl. who had an Astounding faith
i'm the q OF of mon ~ 10 \ tile every clam: lush
pn' i'm down N e bin! The man wasn't killed
nor much hunt but he had the landlord put down
IN the b a round ,'rd he scare he ha1 suiie ed,
and the Earl PAID It without word.
Crtowayo arrived III Zulu and January 10,
says "A corrcsDondent of The London STANDARD. and
WAS at once waited upon bv Somhola one of his
former chiefs who deposed und rr the settlement
made by Sir Garnet Wolsrl"y. Somholl had witt
HIM considerable following for small IA ch Of.
consisting of about 800 m and women. They
gIeeted the King most enthusiasts ically. the women
knerline and kis Ang hi hand The King after
ward visited the aides of the royal house. These
latter loudly expires cd thor joy at tho Kings re-
turn aud Cetewayo. in reply, related his expert
ences. telling how Hospitality no had been
treated while absent from Zu uland Somhoa said
he knew the King would be sorry to hear that dur
ing his ABSENCE the people had been short of food.
but tina now he had returned things would be
bet'er. The speaker went OF To aitrlbu the
PRESENT promising st tie of he CROPS to the Kings
tnIn After tnkIuV leav- of Crt'wayl, 80 unOla's
people che ned the soldiers for bringing back their
Ming. The depu alton val ed on lheuphi,us
Shepstonc. no made then speech on the future
of Tulu and he cOntu utOns of caitl, TO o e.
wayo since is return amount to thrty-righ5 and
are dali, incr, aNng ere L gHtDenHgO' people is
eXneetrd be present the rr'yal of the King at
Ulund Up to the present moment everything has
gone we'll and Ceto ANyO and us su ieCts bOtn APP
pear TO be IN good and cneeriui spirits.