New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
PERSONAL.

An address will be delivered this evening before the
Ncw-York Genealogical and Biographical Society, at
the Berkeley Lyceum Theatre, by the Rev Dr. Will
lam j. scabury, the life and works of his ancestor
Bishop Seabury, the first bishop OF the froues'sh1
Episcopal Church in America.
Mr. CIapp the Boston Shakespearean scholar, Will
lecture on Romeo and Juliet" Secretary Whitneys
house at Washington tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. John Sherwood will give course of readings
in Boston early next month before going TO Europe.
1t is made known to an interested public that Mrs
Cleveland has a new cloak and hat. 1.-THE former Is
long, tightly Citing garment Of teTracotta colored
broadcoth, edged at the bottom with band of black
lambs wool. Short double capes edged with black
cords dlape the shoulders. The hat Is square
cornered elt IN the shade es the long ulster and
Is trimmed with black ribbon and a long, gracefully
curling black feather
Mr.. Elliot Stock, the London publisher is a tail,
athletic looking with dark hair and beard Just
turning ron-gray. He is about fifty years old
NJ Camille Barrerc who has just been appointed
by NJ. Carnot President of the French RepubhL to
the post of Minister Resident at Munich IS the grand
son Of the Barrere Of the Directory and son OF the
Barrore who was shamefuy arrested and I'M
prlsoned by order of late Emperor Napoleon, and
on his release went to England and became French
master at the Royal Military Academy at Wo0lwich
where he passed many years, winning the esteem and
affection of all with whom he came in contact OF
Candles brothers. Emile died few years ago
from the effects OF what was thought 10 be insig
nfcant accident; the other Edouad, now wOrthiiy
fills at WoOlwich the place formerly occupied by mis-
father
Wild, weird tale comes from Washington, that
Pan Electric Garland is going to wear a fulldress
suit this winter. The demand for invitations 10
him is reported enormous.
MI Hertensteln, President Of the Swiss Confed
Grafton, died from the effects Of illteatment of a
corn.
Dir. Alvah Hovey's forty years OF service in the
Newton Theological Seminary will be commemorated
by New. England Baptists by endowfng a lectureship
and placing q marble bust of Dr. Hovey In the IL
brary.
Thirty-odd years ago there was poor drawing
master near Frankfort. who rejolced in the title Of
Duke OF schleswig Holstein- Sonderburg Guchsburg,
and in three pretty daughters He was so poor that
he could allow the girls only 81 month each pin
,oney But the girls " got there all the same,' be-
- now respectively Empress Of Russia, Princess of
w.,les and Duchess Of Cumberland.
1t is hoped to finish the Garfield monument at
Cleveland by July next
Nine. Patt-Ncolni says learning Romeo and
Juliet I'm French, after being accustomed TO 1t in
Italian, was harder than learning two entirely new
parts.
Professor Bissell, OF the Hartford Theological Sem
mary, has just received news of the death OF his
sister, Mrs A. B. Robbins, wife of the Rev. Elijah
Robbins, for nearly thirty years missionary to the
Zulus In Southeastern Africa Seven missionaries
In that field studied at Hartford Theological Semi
nary. Two OF them, Messrs. Robbins and Tyler, are
seriously disabled by Ill heah.