New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
PERSONAL.

Both In this country and in ENGLAND the eldest son OF
the Prince ~ Wales is called in the public prints Prince
Albert Victor bat by the member, of the royal family
ne il invariably called Prince Edward and when he
usceuds tie British throne be Will be known AS King
Edward.
Mrs Adelaide d. T. Whitney is sreudlnssthe summer
season at Maucncster-by-t sea. Mass
The Duke Of Nassau who by the death Of the Prince ~
Orange has become heir presumptiye to the Duchy Of
Iuxcmhourg has palace near }ebrich, which i one Of
the great sights OF Germany. Connected with It are
probably the finest stables ina Europe where!are bred the
! t,mou. Icmon-colored Nassau ponies The Duke has
voluntarily been exile from Germany for some years,
refusing To Ice recouccd 10 the Empire and the practical
con.r ION OF h- domains said that he has
at last been persuaded to accept the new order Of thugs
| BENJAMIN f. Butler at Chicago was all that every
boly's fancy had painted him. says PWsbWB Dspdich
writer lie was the hardest man to find there. and dis
appcared like lck-n- the box his coatalis twinkng
like the heels OF prairie-iog going into IT, hntrow
whenever the heated efforts ~ the horny handed To
shake hands became uncomfortable. Few men from south
| ~ the ONO made amy struggle 10 see NM
In declining. now for the third time. the title OF Ma
Doe Mir Dudley Buck follows an nlustrous example.
When Handel was living I'm London, ono of the English
| universities wanted to confer degree upon him. lie
naty refused 10 accept IT, what do want OF ihcr DE-
gree rncre" ne criod. pointing toh shct laden with
| his great compositions, there Ia my degree"
Mrs, Abby NJ pm spends this summer at Belmont
| NIas,.. near the old llowclls estate
The custom house people ut southampton had q terri
blc time inspecting Nine Nmuc llaul1 WartcgFp bag
rngn she had forty .A trunks aud packagcs aud took
ada, pud half To- to through lhem ne lilr Florida
handled mos, gluzcrl, The officers iehoR. ilom thor
cru,lou, aspccL that they wore loaded Win dynamite
rrofc.,or i. q. Van Bcuschotcu, ~ wesleyan TINT
ycrsit, Nith hie family, viii Hl Tor Europe {" day 10y
u,, hamburg uo steamer Gouort AT y, M lilo VIII
.rnd tne su1mcr In Germany aud IA tho all viii pro-
coed to Athens wloro he will hayo charge for the next
,rtN of the American school ~ tn-SirN riul'' sue
cc,lug Professor /. Il. Packard of ale tie n' pre-
,,,-S .nrut considerable time m Greece, and Ia, *
tru.Nr tnpn.raullct kuoWIrdee ot tho country anu
deep interest ln Hcht"l"Sl'l' ''''''''
Mis-, Harriet A. Taylor daughter ~ judge Era b.
TAYLOR OF Warren, OHIO, General Garleds successor IN
the House. wasma RED last week to Mr.. George W. Up
ton OF Washington
Madame Adam will visit America to study s institu-
ton. ana learn what there To Doe learned here and VIII
probably publish book of her impressions Tine date OF
her visit is not yet nNcd Telling how she came 10 enter
Tie world of literature and politics she says; was
scarcely twenty-oue-a girl on In the provinces
,rh., I vrr,tr nv frat book PrOudhOn had just come
ont with his Justice IN the church ami IN the Eelou-
finn wherein he attacked Geor-c sand ana Daniel stern
CouutcssTA g5ulD This book put INC In white heat Of
ind;sna;ion seized my pen, wrote oil my manuscript.
flew 10 Paris. and launched my book. IL made some
noise. and even called forlh reply This unex
pectrl honor. soon after the Commune was din
ng one evening with Victor Hugo when he exclaimed;
Every great political revolution, with the exception OF
this through which we have just passed has bad an
utcueut chrouicler who I'm the midst OF the conflict,
has noted in his Journal from day to day ali 'hat occurred
about hm what pity none OF US thOue M 10 40 thls o
nm. Commune why. have done that Yer thinS,' |
responded with aiaruy; my daughter on hcciHs 10 the
country in March. ISL made nc promise To Mrto down
for hefeach day all that Sc" ana h'did ~ h'I e'u'
to me the things she demanded was 10 500
this journal, which had kept IhthluI{' hAyo You II
AMI asked thr poet Il /. possible that my daughter
r1uv have prr,ervrd it, answered must see IT,
must have Ii night continued my most But IL i 100
,te 10 send II to uight.' remarked No. my servant
shall accompany YOU and lie can bring II back he re-
UIIed obrSed Victor Hugo had my Journal that very
night and the next morning the RdRpel ILLS organ, began
its publication"
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