New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-08
PERSO Nal.
Miss Harriet Hosmer is much lonizcd in Boston.

Miss Harriet Hosmer is much nonizco IN bosoon'
Mrs Miller widow OF the former Senator from
California will not be at Washington this WINTER
She viii presently set out with her daugheIss Ill"
party OF friends on journey around the world
The Rev. DIR. b. c. Magoe, who for nearly forty
years pastor OF tho Presbyterian Church al DoVcr'
n L. and Is now SUPERINTENDENT OF public instruction
for Morris County, celebrated his fftieth wedding
anniversary on Tuesday last His wife is daughter
of the Rev william Belden, VINO was ono OF AZ. hno
ea-zp principals OF tho Public School society Oh .n'
CITY They have six children ana seven siair'
children.
Mr. John c. Whittier and Miss Edna Dean Proctor
arc 1ess of ex Governor and Mrs. CaAin, at Boston
Exp,esident Andrew d. White, OF Cornell Univer-
slty and ex Professor Willard Fiske are fellow traV
oilers on the Nile. Mr. White has recently had MS
throat treated By Sir Moreli Mackenzie. lie mas also
been elected an honorary member OF inc Athcuaou w
club and been invested with the freedom OF inc
British Museum.
A correspondent who recently visited senator
Beck found him improving In hcalth, though WIN to
hope OF entire restoration. Absolute re. ana que'
he writes the order Of his doctors, ana haru a
it for him. after his active and aboroIs ie' 10 SUP
NIT to the direction does with the indomitaoie
Will and determination which have marked MS pur-
suit of everything he has undertaken In life. Ills
last prcdgious work on the tariff report, that inme
dlatcy preciptated his Sickness stands alone in is
strength and force, the climax effort OF as long anu
uninterrupted a period OF health anu Wchal 'leoI
as fails to the lot of man to enjoy lie suplni.s W
his enforced idencss with grudgns grace DIAL l0sos
no opportunity the doctor and his condition peIhit
for active employment. JUST now nc Is ucsotins
himself 10 the supervision Of the building Oh an ICE
house. with about lively interest as his large pri,
dence and caution Will permit While subIccng hhsed
to directions as 10 his health"
The Row. f. II. Capcn, who has been made
member Of the Massachusetts State Board Of Educa-
ton served In the Legislature of 1859 while student
at Tufts College. lie in the Harvard Law school
one wear. and was admitted to the Suffolk bar In
1863 and practlsed for short time in Stoughton. lie
then began the study of theology and was ordained at
pendcnt Christian Church TIL 1869, when he removed
TO St Paul, MINI. In 1870 he became pastor OF the
First UnIvcrsalist Chlnch OF Providence, X. l. IN
1875 he was chosen president of Tufts College
Prince Henry, brother of the German Emperor, cut
q fine figure during his recent visit TO Copenhagen.
A correspondent contrasts him with the Russian heir
apparent, who was also present, and says: Prince
Henry is very fair, with smooth hair, clear eyes, tai
and brouI- chesed Dressed in his glittering naval
uniform decorated with the violet ribbon OF the Order
of the Elephant, ne looks like gladstone figure OK
light The Czarcvitch II the exact opposite OF mo
JeuOn sailor Prince Graceful, OF medium nelSnt,
with almond-sh shaped eyes, a pae, dark complexion,
and close cut hair black ink, lie appear almost TOO
serious i'm his simple uniform although he be eX-
tremely pleasant and amaOle IL ne becomes ihteres6u
In a subject OF conversation
Mr. Douglas sladen, tho Australian poet, is visit
ing at Boston. He lectured there last Monday on
the poets and poetry Of Australia, and Will lecture
agaln on the same topic next Monday