New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-12
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The Rev. DR.. Charles c. Tiffany, of this city, will
| nreach the baccaaureate sermon Mt Lehgh Univer-
| sity South Bethlehem. Penn, next Sunday.
Judge William ]. Wallace, of tho United States
| Circuit Court will sail for Europe to-day on the
| steamer Wyoming. His trip is for pleasure only.
and he expects TO return TO TINS country IN oepte'
| Der.
Oscar Wilde says he cut off his hair and assumed
conventional clothes because of the change in bis
calling 1T was necessary, he explains, " to make
some change in assuming another role. have SAID
adieu 10 that Of lecturer on art. am now dra-
matte author"
William A. Wheelock, president OF the Central
| National Bank, is tho L" Elder from NewYork" who
gave the 81 1854 to the General Assembly at Sara
toga needed to meet the deficiency in the mileage
fund.
The Rev. Dr. Il. X. Booth, whose pastoral relations
with the University-Place Presbyterian Church
were dissolved yesterday. said there no proba-
bility that the Rev. DIR. A. T. Person of Indianapo-
lis. would succeed him.
Tho Princess Isabella, of Bavaria, recently mar
ried to the Duke of Genoa, is described as looking
like a wax statue, without particle of color IN the
face. rich, auburn hair large, dark, wistful eyes,
and the figure OF juno She Is very tlnad and
retiring and her smile is tinged with sadness.
Professor S. waterhouse. of Washington Unver-
sty St. Louis, who has just received the degree of
LIZ D. from the Missouri State University, is ma
tive of New Hampshire. lie was graduated at Har-
ward in 1853. and has been connected with Wash
ingtOn University Tor twenty-six years-that is,
ever since 1t was founded.
The fund of $4,000 raised In Cincinnati for a
Garfield monumenxis awaiting for that purpose
and drawing interest meanwhile at per cent. The
committee IN charge will meet and decide upon
location Six artists have been given until August
TO prepare models and shortly after that date one
will be selected and the contract for IL made by the
committee.
William C. Whitney. late Corporation Counsel
who sailed last Wednesday on the sudden summons
from Paris announcing the death of his youngest
child and the sickness of all the rest there with
diphtheria will be met with pleasant news on
his arrival Dispatches yesterday to Mrs. Whitneys
brother announced that all the remaining children
were now out of danger The disease seems to have
developed on shlpboard
On the Pincian Hill at Rome, last month. there
was unveiled with interesting ceremonies, monu-
ment to the Carroll brothers. who died in the war
for independence. The surviving brother, Bene-
detto Calroh, was present. 1t was their mother,
SiQnora Carroll that Swinburne, in one of his finest
"Songs Before SUNRISE " addressed as blessed
among women -" four times blessed; at whose
most holy breast four times godlike soldier
saviour hung"
Senator Justin s. Morrill,, "the father of tho
tarh" lives at Strah0rd, one or the quletest anu
sleepiest and most out-of-the-way villages in the
Green Mountain State. Withal ii is place of great
pastoral beauty. The distinguished statesman lives
In Q handsome house surrounded by lawns and
groves of elms and naples Within is one OF the
finest private libraries in NewEngiand, and III the
hallway hangs life-sized painting of Senator Nor
rll at ffty-six years OF ags-seyenteen years ago.
When the Hon. William 4. Woods, who has just
succeeded Postmaster General Gresham as United