New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
PERSONAL.

Ex-senator Window will spend several months
in the Scottish Highlands.
The Rev. Phillips Brooks is expected to occupy
his Boston pulpit again on September 20.
Judge Hoadlv, of OHIO has almost entirely re-
covered from his recent attack of malarial fever,
Ex-senator Pomeroy of Kansas. having spent
the early summer among the Rocky Mountains, is
now enjoying New-England sea-air on Sctuate
Beach.
When the Rev. Robert Collyer preached at Ilkley.
England this summer. he able TO point to the
clurch-yard gates as the work of his own hand
when he was toiler at the FORGE
Mr.. l.. A. Emery. who has been appointed to a
place on the Supreme Court B-nch of Maine, be-
longs to the law firm of Hale. Emery & Hamlin. his
partners being Senator Hale and son oil ex-senator
Hamlin.
Mrs. E. Lynn Linton the English story-writer, is
faced lady Of sixty years, with gray hair
and spectacles. She spends her winters in Rome
and Is general fayorite III society because OF her
brilliant conversational powers
Dr. Schemann, who is at Widungen. Germany,
busily engaged in putting the finishing touches to
his new work on the excavations on the site OF the
larger city of Troy will soon visit England with
his family and spend some time with Mr. aud Mrs.
Karl Blind on the Isle OF wight.
Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, is in Scotland
under the medical care of Sir Henry Thompson. His
health has slightly improved. and If 1t continues to
do So he will remain IN Europe until "A complete
restoration IS ELECTED.
The Editor of The Lyons On. ~ Republican pays
the following tribute to the memory Of the late
William Writ Skies. who was once a leading con-
tributor TO the columns of that paper: " He was a
man of somewhat retiring manners; but those W hO
knew him intimately remember him as one of the
most genial of men-a rare conversatlOnallst pos
sessng a fund of anecdOte, ana delightful com
panon. He was q man of sterling integrity, honor
aole upright ana charitable Adversely never
discouraged him. and prosperity never spoiled him."
Rear-Admiral Charles Eugene CALDER. who has
been appointed successor of Admiral Pierre the
French commander in Madagascar, is a native
of Cherbourg and was born ou July 2. 1924. He
entered the service in 1910 and became midshp-
man of the first class on September |. 1912 He was
promoted TO the post of ensign on November l.
1916 and lac received his commission leuten-
ant-commander March 3. 1854 He was adj
yanced to the position of comm ander on December
81 1862, and he became commodore on May -
1889.
Miss Jennie Young Of this city, recently delivered
her lecture on Long fellow at an entertainment
given by Mrs Gladstone IN London, and IN ade. says
The Queen most favorable impression on the
crowded and fashionable audience. Her personal
recollectons of her friend and countryman rs well
M her remarks on and impressions OF his life and
works were listened to with deep II teIe ana the
pleasure of the lecture was greatly enhanced by her
rendering OF several of his poems, set 30 music 10y
various composers and introduced by her from time
To time in illustration. Miss Young had just re-
turned from a tour IN Scotland aud the north OF
England. where she had lectured in many places on
various famous poets
BAR HARBoR. Me-. Aug. 29.-The United States
steamer Tallapoosa, with Secretary Chandler and
Senator Hale on board, left here this afternoon.