New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20
PERSONAL

rrs,,ce GRAY OF the Supreme Court OF the Unitcd
States has been spending few days at Newport
Mr. Gladstone says he can hold out no hope that
he will be able to take part in any poiticai "orA ai'e
the settlement of the Irish question S T Ghs a done
life Is to secure Home huic a., Il, anded
he believes his public Work VIII DC ehuou'
Miss Harriet Hosmer is at Bar Harbor'
.,,a e berr raised in England for tho relief OF
the venerable DE- Charles Machay' VINO Is poor anu
sick. 49,
Mr. william Warren after a pleasant VISIT 10 MI
,osonb Jefferson at Buzzard's Bay, has gone 10 MS
sisters house at Onset Bay.
Frank Holl painted only one woman por'r""
Mrs Alice J. Shaw the whistler will return to this
country in few weeks
Sir Edgar Vincent the financial adviser OF Inc
Kbedlve Of Egypt Is making brof tour ia Inc oh'u
states.
wo have. saws aThc Political World OF London
lately made the acquaintance of the American b'sop'
nd in many breast has been kndled the desire Tor
few such mon TO nfuse fresh HE anu Viso' ''o INV
English Church. Bishop whpple of Minnesota mas
hccn greeted throughout England with the enthusiasm
ho deserves for he Is man who anywhere wouid
command instant attention lie lateiy adufcsseu d"
immense gathering which had been called tose'hcr ny
tho Bishop of Rochester listener describes h'Sop
whippc thus; His striking figure anu be fountain
of sweet tears makes II easy 70 noe Ist Tbe
Indian flock have como 10 "oIsHP snoalo,
has never vet been, venture TO assert, speanci
more able to sway the hearts OF his hearers 10 Syl,
nathy with missionary effort HIS own nedt Ias "
rTr,ng with the wrongs of the RED Man-shanieiu
wrongs OF which America is only Just peglNmng ts
.nnnSt and which she can never elace and only by
LIZ are,t love has he been able TO obtain success IRON
what was so long looked upon as the hopcess Gauss
! OF Indian mission work"
Sir Charles Dixie and Lady Dixie VIII go TO india
IN November. and accompany Sir Frederick Roberts
! IN an expedition to the Afghan frontier
Mr. Toole, tho actor, has been recently at Ax-les
Rains with his daughter, taking the waters for Til
| cont He was to be seen every evening In tho gam
| ing rooms. peering at the baccarat through tor
toIseshe eyeglass in the most philosophical manner
He always plays standing up, and whether he win
or whether he loses his face never moves muscle
As rule however, he generally seems to win, wh'cf
perhaps accounts for II. As he does not understan
| A word OF French there are often amusing dialogue
between him and the croupiers or the perambulatin
| money-spatchets Soon after his arrival at AK
receiver an Invitation visit the Emperor OF BraL
Interest I'm tho stage indeed he does In all the arr
! and he is capital English scholar. Tho pair had
exceedingly lively interview anu parted tho warme'
Of friends.
The detachment OF Captain T. o. selfridge roi
duty at the Naval War College within a few day
after being ordered there naturally caused surpr'
and speculation among other officers some suppose
that his detachment had some connection with
recent court Of inquiry In the Ikeshima disaster TT
only Significance attached TO the last orders Is IN
no Is senior TO Captain A. +. Mahan, the president
the college and that tho original order was resov,
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