New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
PERSONAL.

Colonel Ingersoll and family will pass the season
at Long Beach.
Ex-Mayor Stokely, of Philadelphia, is having a
summer residence built at Long Branch.
Mrs. De Long widow of the Inflated Arctic ex-
plorcr, will sail for Europe in few days.
The late John Richard Green, the English his
torian only left personal estate of about $15,-
| 600.
Captain James b. Eads and his daughter, Mrs.
Hazzan will be among this years cottage residents
or Long Branch.
Herr Won Miller of Munich, is at work on a statue
OF Christopher Columbus, destined to crown pedes-
tai Ill Cluclnnatl.
Professor Hahnel's statue Of Leibnitz has been
successfully cast at Nuremberg, and will soon be
erected at Leipzig.
Mr.. q. p A. Healy the American artist sends q
fine portrait of NJ. dc LeSseps to the Paris Salon,
where il hangs close by portrait of Professor lux
ley by John Collier.
Tie address in memory of the late Hon. George
p. Marsh will be delivered at Dartmouth College
by the Rev. Dr. Brown on Tuesday next. instead of
Thursday, as originally intended.
More than one thousand members of the DIckn-
son family from all parts of the Union are expected
10 be present at the Dickinson family reunion at
Amherst, Mass, on August 3 and U.
The Hon. John Mussey of Portland, Me-, is
said to be Bowdoin's oldest living alumnus He
was born ninety-tbree years ago. was graduated
four years ago. and still enjoys good health
and unimpaired faculties.
Anthony X Henderson, who died few days ago
at Erie, Penn, bequeathed property worth Sl75,-
600 10 the city OF Cleveland. Ohio, for founding an
industrial school. His relatives, TO whom he left
comparatively little, VIII contest the Will.
Governor Butler is to attend the Agricultural
n or Ami
summer and present the diplomas to the graduates
The Springfield Republican, with sad lack of sympathy
with his lately lacerated feelings observes that he
will probably be given the degree of Doctor of
Potatoes.
NJ. Henri Grcville, in his Diary. tells story Of
Talleyraud whom he knew well. to the effect that
that witty diplomat when once out driving with
NJ dc Narbonne constant but oppressiyely dreary
talker. was bored almost beyond endurance. At
last he saw man, a block away, yawning violent
ly. Hist Don't talk so loud" he exclaimed to
his companion, " we are overheard y
Among those present at the Decoration Day cere-
monies at Zachary Taylor's tomb were four vet
erans of the Mexican war-Generals " Abe Buford.
Walter Whitaker and Thomas Ii. Taylor and
Colonel Walker. General Buford was in Zachary
Tavlors army at Buena Vista, and was the first
man to bring to him the news of Santa Anna re.
treat on which occasion, it is said, they embraced
each other and wept for joy.
A Georgia correspondent of The Continent writes
that the health of Paul II. Hayne the poet. is not
20 seriously affected as is commonly supposed. Mr..
Hayne, by the way, has recently published card
denying the current report that his home, "Copse
Hill.' was presented to him by Ex-Governor Col
quit. His cottage, which issurounded by eighteen
acres of land belonging to him, was built by con-
tract for him, and he paid all the expense out of bis
own earnings.
ITHACA, n. Y, June 2.-Professor Goldwn Smith,
having completed his of lectures on English
History at Cornell University left here Tor Toronto
this morning.
LAKE MAHoPAC, n. Y, juno 2.-The Hon. Saxton
Smith, ex-State Senator from the former IXth Dis
trict is dangerously sick with Brights disease at
his residence near here. The physicians have no
hope of his recovery.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, June 2.-Addison Gardiner
formerly Lieutenant Governor and Judge of the
Court of Appeals, IL hopelessy ILL., lie has been
suffering from Brights disease the last few weeks
and is now sinking and liable to die at any mo-
ment,