Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-20
PERSONAL POINTS.

A son of Archdeacon Farrar Is surgeon in London hospital
 Although S2 years of age Cardinal Man ming is strong and active.
 Duke Santonio is only 29 years old and has an income of $500, 900 a year.
 William Henry Bishop, the novelist, has gone to Europe for the summer.
 Prince Henry, the future admiral of the German navy, is a watchmaker
 Ex-Persian Minister Benjamin has settled down to his old life of art and letters
 Capt. Carter, of the Yale University crew, is nearly six feet and weighs 200 pounds.
 While in Berlin Carl Schurz passes a good part of his time in the Geological garden
 The Duke of Marlborough will enleavor to awaken an interest in trotting horses in England.
 Representative Dalzell, of Pennsylvania, IS now considered the best dressed man in the house.
 Robert Louis Stevenson was once arrested in France. He is now writing up the officer who arrested him.
 Judge Elias Smith, who died recently in Salt Lake City. left two widows, five sons and seven daughters.
 The Rev. F. J. Kennedy, young priest of Philadelphia, is the new vice rector of the American college in Rome.
 Renshaw, the civil engineer, who is now a brother-in-law of the Duke of Marlborough, is man about feet 6 inches in height
 Sir Morell Mackenzie has introduced gondola on the Thames German doctors say that this is distinctly unprofessional
 J. G. Turnbull is the Jay Gould of Aus tralia. His fortune is estimated at $50, ,OO0,- 900. He is now visiting in Philadelphia.
 Herbert Ward, the explorer, of whom much is now heard in connection with Stan ley, is a nephew of Rowland Ward, the nat uraliSt
 Ross A. Winans, who hires so many deer forests in Scotland, has been sued by the trustees of Lord Lovatt for 96, 300 for rent due, and condemned to pay.
 Herr Tisza, the Austrian prime minister, is Hungarian He was born in 1880, and is & very wealthy land owner, having inherited large estate from his father.
 Lord Tennyson is great worker, but he Is also great smoker. He is reported as say ing to friend in regard to a certain verse: Il smoked dozen cigars over that line"
 Edward George Washington Butler, of St. Louis, is the oldest living graduate of West Point. He was graduated in 1918. He re- mained in the army until 1s47, when he re- igned.
 President Cleveland continues to receive curious presents. Two small, live red foxes have reached him from Dr. Frost, of Rolla, Mo. The animals are named respectively Cleveland and Thurman.
 President David J. Hill, of Buckneu uni versity, Pa., will accept the presidency of the University of Rochester, with leave of absence to study philosophy and institutions In Europe for one year, with expenses paid.
 James Russell Lowell suffers severely from gout, but obstinately refuses to comply with his physicians instructions. He has joined the committee in charge of the commemo- ration of the bi-centenary of Alexander Pope
 Charles G. Leland is president of a gypsy lore society in England, which includes among its members Sir Richard Burton, Paul BatailGard, Archduke Joseph of Hun gary and other eminent authors and scholars. A correspondent says that Samuel J. Ran dall has young son known as Little Sam Randall" who wears glasses and closely re- sembles his father. 1t Is added, also, that tue youth is as fat as butter, and as sharp as aS tack.
 It Is whispered with some excitement among Ward McAllister's select 400 that Eliot Zborowski, the best catch of the day, has been landed by a fair damsel who is now at Newport, R. I. Zborowski has an income of