New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-05
PERSONAL.

Mr. Dronson AIcoit was able to ride ont and witness
e anniversary exercises OF the Childrens Temperance
Union of Concord. on Saturday iasI
The late Harvey D. Parker "a said to have provoe' III
his will for the completion OF the extension no" DehS
IiIt IN fine famous Boston hostolry which bears his
name.
Lord Randolph Churchill is said to prepare beforehand
81 ,,,t ,o manor carefully every important speech
no vers and he geldom reads book but studies news
papers constantly
The present alarming Illness Of Governor Hamilton, OF
Illinois, had s orign in severe cod contractor oi
ing excursion The bood-ycsels OF his throat oeo ~ We
almed and burst. and several serious hemorr"So' now
occurred.
Iouis Rossuth still cings to the Lutheran Iai'h III
which he was brrght M bat does not deny that byron
may have been ght when he wrote that rIglons
their turns and creeds VIII rise WIN olher Jo'
The Rev. DIR. Aubrey. who arrived in this city from
ENGLAND on Monday afternoon on the AaSKa Is prom
mont Conversational minister of LONDON, altnor OF Tue
National and Domestic History Of England ana iro-
qucnJ writer Tor the press -, ,.,.uo
Mr. Cbaunccy NJ. Depew will deliver the Grafton Deiore
the Literary Societies of Rutgers College, at p No. on
the ruesday of commencement week, June l.! Iis SUD-
icr is announced The Educated Man III fISc'io"
Life"
There ia now on exhibition at Toohs Gallery London
nesized portrait OF sam Ward, painted shortly peiore
his death by the young English artist Johh EnIot' at
Rome It's said % be equally admirable as p 9
ami "a a work Of art and is highly prized Dy ME WI"
relatives while brilliant artistic career Is pec'eu o
Mr. Elliott
Ex-Governor Prescott. of Hampshire mas secuioD
one hundred and seventy portraits of distinguished men
for the State House. Dartmouth College, bis alma mater
and Exeter Academy where he received MS carrier eur
cation Among those at Exeter portraits OF Danlei
Webster Edward Everett, Lewis Cas Jared sparks anu
George Bancroft
The inscription cd by Lord Tennyson for the
lately unveiled statue OF Lord sratford de Redcfe in
Westminster Abbey, was as follows;
.'Thou third Great Canning stand among our best
And noblcst, now Thy long days WORK hath ceaSeu'
Here silent i'm our Minister OF the west,
VINO vert the voice OF England III inc East
The lines do not strike The PdH NAL GdzeHe as parucu-
larry nappy and 1t thinks the point made IN the Two
concluding lines " strained almost 10 puefiHtS'
The late Louis Brassn the distinguished Bel gian mu-
stefan and and long president OF the wagner Do
ciety OF Brussels originally intended IOr an ACTOR
HIS first and only appearance the dramatic stage was
At the age OF six in play dealing with the romantic
story Of eneyieyo Brlbant 1t contained scene III
the forest where the child Is found by some hunters ana
asked for hi, name That mama very sonorou' one
h. nj first declined unable 10 give, t aduohlseI
i'm an nm crtonc by his mother (ShO also acte.i ms Oler
i'm the pay ne cal ed ont his shrl, childish tieDie
My is LOU, Br;ssin 10 the uhDOunucu Va
the audience 1t may well be imagined.
Krasczewski the Polish poet recently tried ana SEN
fenced rs an anarchist has always been most method
zeal worker lie never takes work in hand until he
has the subject his I'm gers ends and when ne mas once
paccd himself at his and begun to write, the sheets
fall from hm mt an Incredibly rapid rate He is Tor was
I'm his stdy often from dusk 70 daylight ana II he Turns
into bed AT one or two in the morning. lie is up again at
eight His diet is rugay ITSELF he takes regular walk
ing exercise in the afternoon, receives bis friends hedr
some music ami does little painting ana beEhS W"lA
Ia earnest at aboIt D. m. ktascleWsKi mas away
known aud believed in himself; aad one OF MS uea3st
maxns Ia been that the truly happy man i He VINO
has no mite ial desires who connects himself WIN
nothing eartAly ana who loves his neShoor oeter nn