New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-01
PERSONAL.

Thomas F. Bayard, jr, OF the Secretary OF
State, Is a freshman at Yale College.
President Dwight the head of Yale College. has already
added his popularity the students by his al
WAYS prompt ami gracious Acknowledgements OF the Gus
tomary low bow OF classesas he passes them
way from chapel each morning..
Bitter political enemies they are, In private life
Lord Randolph Churchill AMI Mr. LLbouchere init
III and even confidential friends.
The right OF Government officers to engage in other
occupations was Deng discussed In Parliament, ant
Conservative urged as an example that Mr.. Matthew
Arnold, while holding school nspectorship, had a
per.e,t right to write all the poe ms and essays he
pleased. !" don't Know about that" objected Mr.
Biggar; they might be good poems aud they might DO
bad poems. 1t all depends.
The British Government having decided steps
toward to legslatng the subject OF the storage
and handling OF combustible and explosive materials,
Colonel Mljendle. her Maestys Cnisf Inspector Of The
Bureau OF Explos yes, who investigated the dynamite
explosions ia the Houses Of Parliament and the Tower
OF London last year, Mr.. BovortOn Redwood the
distinguished English chemist, visit the
United States to study the conditions under which
similar ma erials stored and transported here
A private dispatch received yesterday by L. Contain
seau & Co that NJ Bartholli will sail from
Havre for New-York by the steamship La Bretagno
October 10.
Ludwig I.oewe who died al Berlin few days ago, was
conspicuous Liberal leader aud the foremost defender
OF the Jews III Paraben
Mr. Michael Davt been resting for the good OF his
hea Monterey and will spend two three weeks
yet Oh the Pacinc He will this city by
the way OF Oregon and the Yellowstone Park and will
be IN Ireland again before Christmas
Tho Princess Tlhemine. heir to the throne of Holland
has lately celebrated sixth birthday anniversary.
On that occasion the Queen invited to the loyal palace
all children the day the Princess and
treated them TO banquet and presents OF toys A
surprising number responded TO the CALL and though
the Queen welcomed them all she heard to remark
The hrtynrst Of August, 1885, must have been the
greatest day for births On recOrdl
Senator Dolph has returned to Washington and will
be Joined in about weeks by his wife and eldest
daughter, who are now III Paris.
One of the most interesting and valuable OF the many
private art collections ia PARIS Is that OF NJ Gave Il
OF pctures reefs, bronzo furniture tapestry
amt glass the fourteenth fifteenth AMI sixteenth
turtles NJ Gavet believing that the taste OF tho modern
Frenchman has corrupted by the art OF the last
century, rarely exhibits his treasures except foreign
Such collection would be or immense value TO
America could 1t 20 secured for Now-YOrk
Professor Allan MarQuand, OF Princeton College, is
having made III London q new instrument for Illus
tratiBg his lectures. Four oxy-hydr0gen burners
will DO used with large eondcnscrs to illuminate the
object which Will be projected the by the
lghI passing through Aliens of79 inches diameter
With this instrument paintings, colored plates, and
objects themselves. may Bo magnined upon the screen
without loss OIL color.