New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
PERSONAL.
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Bishop Bissell, of Vermont, IS suffering from seri
Gus stroke Of paralysis.
jeff Davs's daughter, Miss Winnie Davis, Is visit
ing friends at CaZcnovia-
Mr. Barry Sullivan is still in precarious state OF
health.
Mrs Ole Bull and her daughter Will not return 10
their Cambridge homo until late this fall
Mr.. W. d. Hoard, the Republican candidate LOT
Governor OF Wisconsin, was born In New-fork state
but has lived in Wisconsin since 1857 he served IN
tbe National Army all through tho war, and has since
applied himself to farming, stockrasinS ana journal
ism He has done moro than any one else Tor me
promotion OF dairy farming in that state. lie Is
still poor man.
General A. w. Greedy now enjoys better health
than at any other time since his return from the
Arctic regions.
According to a writer in The Liverpool POST IL
IS not the part of the Prince of Waless enjoy
mcnt OF Homburg that 1t is of the few places IN
the civilized world where he Is not mobDed "hat
in past years has annoyed the Prince has oeen ue
slavsh imitation of his dress affected by tho Washers
and dudes, more especially the latter, who are Oh
American birth. Last year he took efectual means
for putting stop to this folly. Immediately on his
arrival tho old order of things prevailed. The cut
Of his coat, the pattern of his waiscoat the shade OF
his nccktle were sedulousy copied. Then happy
idea occurred to the Prince. He ordered from some
unknown source Il hideous suit Of dirty, blankethucd
tweed He put on a red shirt with blue collar,
wore soft felt low-crowned cream-colored hat, with
n hand OF orange ribbon, and thrust a blue silk hand
herchief In his breast pocket This. win Tan SHOES
completed a costume the like of which was never
seen on land sea But IL eHecteu lts purpQsc.
Tho Prince had it all to himself, ana ms year mas
had no occasion to repeat the practical JOKE
II IS rumored that NJ de Blowitz will retire from
the Paris bureau Of " The London Times' next year,
and will be succeeded by Mr. BrInsley Richards, that
journals Vienna correspondent.
Ex-Governor Robie of Mane IS mcmberelcct Of
the Legislature of that State.
Mrs. Ashmcad. BARTLETT, wife OF the Member Of Par
lament always dresses in ultra-acsthetic garb and
makes her children look like some Of Kate Green
away's pictures
Tho Rev. W. II. Alger will stay at the Channlng
Memorial Church, Newport another year
When Mr. Newdegate, for moro than forty years
Member OF Parliament for North WarwcbShire, died.
IL seemed as II his honorcd name would disappear
Mr. Newdecate was not married, and there were no
heirs direct or collateral. bearing his name By
curious coincidence his father married the daughter
Of the heir to a wealthy baronet named Sir Roger
Newdlgatc, and tho late Member, with considerable
property was heir TO the double name his full style
leIng Charles Newdga Newdegae. His only living
relations were members OF his mothers family, and
70 one Of these, General Nowdlgate c. B., Mr. New
degate has left his property, supnatlng una ne sha
ba Newdrate- Newdccae. The General has accepted
the terms and will hcnceforward sign his newly
spelled name
Professor A. W. Small, OF Colby University, Will
snend a year at Johns Hopkins, studying history and
political economy.
Berlin, sept Golfer Won schloezer, the German
Ambassador at tho Vatican has gone Fredrichsruhe.
where he will visit Prince Bismarck for several days
Count Kanoky the Prime Minister OF Austro Hungary,
Is already guest of tho Chancellor.