New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
PERSONAL

senora Lola do Berns professor OF the harp OF tn
National Conservatory at Madrid, accompanied by
Seniors Hernandez and slnonn and senor Anibru. are
expected To arrive tn this city Dy the steamer Oh SVn
from Hayre, ON Thursday next
81 shoud think.' Mr.. Yates in his World Q.on-
dom. that the Maharaiaa Dhaeep Singh will have no
difficulty In finding purchaser for the famous sporting
property o. Eycdon IN Suffolk. which he has resolved
to get rid or lie proposes shortly to leave England
The Elyelon estate. which is near Thetfard aud aoins
the Duke OF Graftons domain OF Euson. extends to
IL acres of which $4,000 arc In hand. and devoted
to Last year there were sales OF soso9
head. including 7l.osi rabbits 67so cock pheasants
Elyedon $500 pheasants and 9,4OO parridges IL
here that the Mahoralah made @ Ms famous ram Dag OF
eggs have been sold every year Evedon Hail was re-
built the site OF the old manorhouse Of the Newton
family about fifteen years ant IL surrounded Dy
capital gardens ana charming grounds
The Hon. john s. Wise. OF Virginia. began his political
career early IN lifo early did his famous
father who whom he presented himself at the bar OF the
House OF Representatives to be sworn In as member.
was mistaken by the Speaker for page. "The elder
wise" says u Ph1adclpha Times writer was a tall,
nervous skinny man. weighing about one hundred and
thirty pounds. with large. gray ana deerset eyes,
rh,wer of obacco and was never without eud In his
mouth lie was not an ardcnt lover OK slavery, ana
believed II TO be curse ana stumD.insDlock IN
the way Of progress
Miss NJ C. Murlree {" Charles Eghcrt Craddock y has
been moving about from point to point on the North
shore, Boston, nowy delighted with each new
sight OF the heretofore unknown She has been
especially pleased with Beverly where she has been visit
ng at the resencc OF Mr. e. d. Soer the guest OF his
daughter, Mas Lily Sohor. Having heard much In favor
OF the Isles OF Shoals as tranquil suitable for
the literary work which she Il desirous To hush, Miss
Murree vent there few days ago IN company with
Miss sober aud Mrs Dr. G. d. iOmans But day spent at
the Appcorc convinced her that in spite OF the air aud
the out OOk there no chance for comfortable solitude
and study. and the party came back To Beverly again.
Professor Moses True Brown OF Trfts College, who
succeeded the late Lewis D. Monroe and Professor R
Raymond principal OF the Boston School OF Oratory,
s conducting summer school oi elocuton,.n Boston,
which IL la gey attended by teachers and Investigators.
Among the professional persons present the Rev.
Francis T. RUSSELL OF 81. Margarets school; Professors
Churchill. OF Andoyer, II. G. Hibbard OF Wesleyan
University, H. NJ. 1icknor. formerly OF Harvard and
now OF Brown. and Raymond, OF Princeton. A good
deal OF tine given to expeditions OF the ranscenden-
tasm OF Delsarte but practical Instruction Is
given, and the collateral lectures and readings by such
men the above are OF great interest. MIR. Theodore
Weld, old friend OF Wendell Phillips, lectured
about him last week, and the Rev. H. ~ Hudson spoke
ON Thursday upon Daniel Webster
The late Earl OF Huntingdon whose death has scarcely
been noticed In tho English press. was. says Lfe Ion
dom the grandson of gentleman who, having been horn
plain Mr. Hastings and having becn brought up In igno-
OF his high brth had reached middle age before he
found that he had reason to suspect that he had claim