New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
PERSONAL.
aud English.

Senator Edmundsis at Aiken. s. c., and will go
this week to Florida where he will remain until
summer
E1.Secretary Kirkwood has recovered fully from
the effects of his recent accident aud Is lectunng IN
Iowa on education.
Ex-Governor Proctor. OF Vermont. has given a
largo collection of looks to the town of Centre Rut-
land for a free public library.
Senator Dolph OF Oregon, has been spending some
DAYS in Havana. N. Y. where he lived and studied
law more than twenty years ago
The Hon Lionel Saokville West. the British
Minister in tits country, and Senator Bayard have
engaged rooms at Saratoga for the coming season
MIA. n. Hornby, the champion English cricket
nlaver. intends to contest Blackburn. Lancashire in
m, Conservative interest at the next general cleo
ton.
Ex-Governor Hendricks. of Indiana who has been
amending some time in Florida recuperating his
health after his recent dangerous illness, returned
borDe last week lie IL now as well and strong as
ever.
The little town of vasto in the Abruzzi, has Just
been celebrating the centenary of Gabrielle Rosseti,
fa nor of of Dante Gabriel Rossetti, WHO was born
there in 1888 on February % or March lit is not
certain which.
The Rev. Joseph Cook delivers the last of his
Monday lectures IN Boston to-day hls subjects be-
ing international DUTIES of Chrisiendom' and
| &" Australia, the Pacific Ocean and International
| Reform He now goes West en- lecturng tour.
| Colonel King Hartman, tho new representative of
Dublin County, Is said to be the strongest member
| of the British House of Commons and there are
many stories in circulation of his deeds Of proves
i'm the many electoral contests he has participated
in. On one occasion, for example, he armed nun;
! self with a huge shllelah and literally " cleaned
/ outr the whole high street OF an Irish town.
II is considered probable that Queen Victoria will
on the next anniversary Of her birthday confer a
! Field Marshars baton upon her son-in-law. the
| Prince Imperial of Germany. Such addition OF q
| foreign prince to the roll Of honorary British Of
Gcers would not be without precedent tor In 1915
| baton was bestowed upon the late King of Belgium
then Prince Leopold OF SAKE CoOurg' ana In lS4o
| similar honor was conferred on the Ming OF the
| Netherlands, who as Prince OF Orange had COM
! mandod the Dutch contingent at Waterloo.
Mr.. Labouchere distinguished himself by an
| amusing slip of speech in the House of Commons a
short time ago. Having question to ask of a
| titled member of the Government, and being in a
hurry about it. ho sprang to his feet and blurtod
ont: Would the Lord -i' and then he stopped
so that the House could have good time laughing
| When order was at last restored he began 0gan
| properly with Would the noble lord" etc, while
| n nombrr below the Opposition gangway murmured
| audby: "To think that Bradlaughs colleague
| should uttor 50 pious an exclamation !!
| The elects OF inc lute OOiohol hurry OlluloI VIII
be sold Mt his former home IN Baltimore this morn
ing. Among the articles to be sold are two hand
come Etruscan vases. dug up at Calabria and now
IN a good state Of preservation They were brought
| from abroad by the late Robert Glmor, ST., tn;
great-uncle of Colonel Harry Gilmor. They wer,
dug MP at about the period Of the first excavations
M Pompeii and have been III the family about forty
wears. the fund for the benefit of Colonel GilmoPi
| children now amounts to about $4,000.
| BALTIMORE. March Csc. c. Fulton, editor anC
proprietor of The baltimore american. who has beeI
confined to his bed and seriously al for several days
is considered somewhat better tonight. He passed
quiet day, and his family are more hopeful Of hit
| recovery.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Sccrotary Folger's ply
stefan reports at late hour tonight that the con
diton OF his patient is much improved. The Secre
tary is now suffering from erysipelas in the fac'
and head brought on by severe cold. The disease
is aggravated by lowered vitality and an impover
| ished condition of the blood due to oVerwork anC
imperfect nutrition, but it 10 not thought that there
| is Us yot any reason for special apprehension.