New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Henry Landor the English painter is . grand
son Of Walter Savage Landor.
"sons and Speech will be the theme Of Sir Moren
Mackenze's address December a, before THO fhiio
sophical Institution OF Edinburgh.
The late Able Bossuet was nephew, three times
removed, of the illustrous theoogan whose name no
bore.
Ex-Governor Smyth and wife, OF New-Hampshire.
have gone to California for the winter
Nine Iedrr-Rollin who died the other day, by her
will makes the city Of Paris her residuary legaee
After the payment of various debts and egaces, what
remains IS to be employed in the foundation, IN inc
Eleventh ACCOMPLISHMENT of Paris, of free lay pr
mary school for children Of both sexes She expresses
wish that this school should be placed &c far as pos
sble under the surveillance Of her friend NJ Maillad
now one Of the Deputies for the sene together with
three other Deputies whose opinions most closely re-
semble those protested by her late husband. II me
city of Paris should not be able TO found the school, IN
question the sum shall be employed In founding free
lay school for children of both sexes at ST JOINS
Wood London, where her husband lived during his eX
lie A marble bust of Iedru- Rollin by Garraud, In
the of the deceased at the time OF her DEATH
Is to be placed in the principal room Oh the ne"
school
Mr. Tegnmouth Shore, long the Editor OF Tho
Culver, now takes charge of the religious instruction
Of the three daughters of the Prince and Princess OF
Wales. 81 wish all mothers we're as anxious" no
GAYS don't know any one who has taken the pains
70 secnre the systematic religious instruction Of their
children which the Princess has"
Mr. D. l. Moody is holding revival meetings at
Portland, Ore.
The Queen Of Italy has commanded that the rooms
occupied by the German Emperor at the Qurnal shall
remain in exactly the state in which he lett them.
The German Emperor is having an American palace
car nstructed for himself
Sir Richard Webster the English Attorney General
and leading counsel for The London Tines In It's
fight with Mr.. Parneu, q noted athlete at cam
bridge. and he beat the oxford men in the one and
two mile races. At the bar he showed himself cool.
lucid hard working and full of cheek so that
though duh man among the lights of the bar, conf
paratvcly clumsy In handling witnesses, and wear1-
knows his case. lie Is greatest in railway case In
appearance he is rather pOdgy He hrusts MS hsbus
behind his back, under his gown, and faces Jury
while he addresses them, with his stomach well Tor
ward, and without gesture OF any Kind
PAX Chung Yang, the Corean Minister, accompanied
by three members of his SUITE left Washington Tor
Chicago over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yes
terday morning. From Chicago he goes to San Fran
of absence but does not expect to return to this
country. -. w.,
The anniversary Of the natalday OF the late En-
| peror Frederick suggests the curious circumstance
that although this year has seen three German En-
perors not of them has celebrated his birthday as
Emperor during 1888. Kaiser wilhelm died twelve
DAYS before HIS ninety birthday the late monarch
within four months of the completion OF his nifty
seventh year; while the Emperor William H. ceic-
brated his twenty ninth birthday on January "a when
| he was yet Prince william OF Prussia.