New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-12
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PERSONAL.

Senator Mcdonald Of Toronto, Is at the head Of tn
largest dry goods house in Canada and IS also Moth
odist preacher.
Mr. whtbrcad, one Of Mr.. Gladstone's thick and
thin followers In tho House OF Commons, IS the ownet
OF brewery which is said to pay him Sl,oo0'oOo I
year. He f. a man OF magnificent physical proper
tons but is such a tedious and unlntercstng orato
that Mr. Gladstone once thought OK mahing hin
Speaker to get nd OK him
The mother Of the present German Empress Is con
fined In a mad house. she wanted TO become the wh
of Louis Napoleon, when he President, and wonld
have done so but for the opposition OF queen VI"
toria
hno statue Of Lacordaire has been set up at Son
rczc, France =
The bones Of Stephen Tomaksevics, the last King n
Bosnia, have been unesrhcd al Jaitza and taken ia
scrajevo. They VIII be carefully articulsted and
nlacod in glass sarcophags in tho monastery church
at JaItza, the ancient City Of Kings.
The Rev. John Jasper who believes that DO sun Dc
moven has returned to Richmond after two-months
lect,lrng tour In the Northwest The pocuniary sue
cess Of the tour was shah
Mr.. Ford MADDOX Brown has been seriously Ill, and
has had 10 give up all work for some time.
Nr ruIler. the new Chief Justice Of tho supreme
Court has rented " Washington mansion for two Year,
and half At the end OF that time he will have fin
Ished new house of his own he proposes 20 Nv
in costly and aristocrauSS 8aoe "" aug ''"''
psnubcans for Governor Of Indiana, has written some
charming poems. also an excellent book on Peru
During the " ar Of the Rebellion he had moro 'n>s
so 900 Indiana soldiers under hlI-
Mr. Crane the comedian, is at Cohasse. .h'' sau.
mer as usual; almost the only representative Oh ms
q actors, colonys there. Mr. Robson is In Europa
and Mr. BarTett's beautiful house Is closed
| Announcement has been made Of the death OF MN
| John c. IIouzeau the Belgian astronomer ne wa.
I'm America before and during the Repehon' ana Wa
! ted friend OF the Union cause
When DR.. Hans Won Bulow visited London fcV
weeks ago, he was frequent caller at the rooms OF
! leading plano-maher whose Office was adorned WIZ
LARGE nictures of eminent musicians Formerly Lisht
,ortraIt came first in the place of honor, Rubnssln
second and won Buows thiiI Ius ypiidr the bust
ne $ man put Rubnscin third and Won Bu,o"
pianist and Sas he oa at Noticing that
aid not occupy the best pssd aoh Esz
| Well nerhaps YOU are right. List Is dead"
The marriage engagement of Mr.. Edward Hulse,
NJ p and Miss Lawson, daughter Of the proprietor OF
The London Daily Telegraph Is announeea ahor cO 81
sips specializing upon the prooa"io nu'"o'A ~
| millions in the brides dowry.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlalns first and second wives
were Harriet Kenriok and Florence Kenrck daughters
of two partners in the leading castiron holoS.WaitS
| firm of England. Each brought 10 MI Ch~"oori"'n
| goodly fortune
The death has been recorded at Dumfries OF Mrs
Aen the last surviving sister of Carlyle, at the age
| Of seventy-nlne years She was the mother Oh Mrs.
Alexander Carlyle who was the companion and aihai.
uenss Of her distinguished uncle during the latter pa
of his life and whose controversies with Mr. frouas
! h.ya sxcited much attention since Carlye's death
| Mrs Aiken was married in 1888 TO painter IN Dul
| fries who died last year, but he had gwen up ny
very fond of this sister, and there are numerous =.
usons her in his letters and rem nlscencss' anu ~
fairly superior woman-superior in extent OF read
ing culture etc and still better In veracy OF chAn
| ar33er sound di5cernment, and prac teal WISDOM