New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
PERSONAL.

Bishop Paddock. OF Massachusetts, is losing health.
and expects soon after the General Convocation Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church to make visit to
Europe.
The late Sir Frederick Graham. OF Netherby. was
married to a daughter Of that famous Duchess Of
Somerset who Queen Of Beauty ct the historical
Egnton Tournament.
Miss Emma Abbott SAYS thirteen is her lucky num-
ber and she expects some day to be killed in carriage
accident
The wife of the late Chief Justice Waite has been
visiting her uncle. Mr. Warner. at Los Angeles. CAL
lie bought ranch there In 1882. and became . Mexi-
can citizen In order to hold the property legally.
The Hon. W. W. stickney. Of Exeter. N. H.. whose
death Is announced was the last member but Of
Dartmouth's class Of 1923. When the general cata
logue of 1880 was published the only names not
starred were those OF the Rev. Paul Couch Of Mystic
Bridge Conn. DR.. Jonathan W. Dsndolo OF Greenfield
Mass, and Judge stickney. DR. Dandolo has since
passed away. The oldest class having living represen
taves is that Of 1920. whose survivors are the Rev
David Coodwlllle IL d. of Vienna. Ohio. and the Hon.
George w. Nrsmith. L. d.. Of Franklin. n IL The
next class which has living member is that first named
above while those OF 1874 and 1925 have only two
survivors each.
"The london Tines speaks Of the Prince Of wales
AS having an unfortunate weakness. which has led
him to patronne American csstlodrovsrs and prize
fghters.'
The Rev. DR.. Andrew P Peabody. who has lust
entered his seventy year, Is said TO have learned
to read before he three years old. He so
we'll fitted for college under private tuition that be
passed the examination for admission when be
twelve. and by remaining under Instruction year
longer be enabled to enter the Junior class. As
be completed hls college studies the ace Of fifteen
be had the honor OF being the youngst person. with
two exceptions. who has graduated at Harvard Like
many bright graduates who have 10 depend upon them
for support he spent several year, teaching
and tho bent OF his tastes being toward the ministry
aud his religious views being Of the liberal sort. he
pursued his studies at the divinity school of Harvard
University.
To PhadelDhan who commended his recent speech
on the Dependent Pensions bill. Senator ingalls, re
Gently wrote When l recall the Of tho Demo
cratic party toward Mr Lincoln whom they habitually
characterized Is baboon and clown: toward Grant.
whom they styled q butcher and drunkard: Hayes.
whom they described as q fraud and thief. and Gar
Held ss public plunderor. and Arthur as wine-bio
ber and gluiton s interesting 70 inquire upon what
theory Mr. cleveland Is entitled 10 absolute immunity
from anything but praise aud euloEy adhere 70 my
definition OF Mr. Cleveland and shall never hesitate to
say that when he was elected 10 tho Presidency the
and intellectually"
An Italian Deputy thus describes signor Crspi: IL
is always difficult to know what he wants and what he
means TO do. He is o man Of impulse. not apt to
weigh his words or acts. His decisions depend In
largo part on tho impressions OF the moment He
gets excited easily. and is capable Of doing the most
foolish thing when angry. In the Chamber OF Depu-
Nss - nsstss neither Of s words nsr gestures. The