New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-03
PERSONAL.
Ex-Governor Frederick Smith and wife Of New
Hampshire, have started for VISIT to Cuba

Ex-Governor Frederick Smith and wife Of New
Hampshire, have started for VISIT to Cuba
Thele appears to be no good ground for the rumor
that the Rev DR. W II. Davis Will resign his Albany
pas tOrate and come To New York
Going through FL Paso, on his way to Mexico. Gen.
eral Bragg asked whom the Democrats would
nominate for President this year. and replied unhesI
'aihGiy, Grover Cleveland on the first ballot'
Sir John and Lady Macdonald have taken great
active interest in some recent Methodist revival
meetings at Ottawa
Much satisfaction is to be felt at tn. announcement
that Professor William II. Brooks, of the Red House
Observatory at Phelps n. Y, has been elected a Eel
low OF the Royal Astronomical Society Of Great BRIT
aln In recognition Of his numerous astronomical dis
coverles. Professor Brools has discovered no less
than eIcVen comets and added many facts OF the
highest IN portancc TO the worlds stock OF knowledge
oi DINER worlds Ii IS Observed, too, that he has
accomplished these results with telescopes of his own
construction, hs having even ground aud uosLrd tba
lenses with his own hands. ''0
The Prince Of Monaco 10 almost entirely blind.
NJ lfahcsquc sarcey, the famous critic says
Gouncd doesn't know how to write Wa llslcn IN
him defcrentally when he reads something at the In
situte We even applaud but mono of us understan his
phrases lie is always In the clouds and sueaks Of
love and the beautiful and music If they were ami.
mated beings We admire his wonderful musical talent
and pretend 10 fathOm his thOughtsr ~
Bishop Bcde Of Ohio Is so feeble that # s tboucht
he VIII hot Do aDlc 10 preside at the Diocesan Con
venton which will meet in Cleveland ON March IA
The Rev. DIS. iodine, OF Kenyon College, GIbson NJ
Cincinnati, Greer, Of Prov dence and Coleman ~ C,r
cnnai arc mentioned In connection With the assistant
bishOprc Of the diocese
Lady Archibald Campbell, the patron Of t,, a mac.
'oral players al Coombe, Is described a., sometime
Of an original In taste, dicss and manners She r.
tall fair, slender aud exceedingly graceful slc "a
sphitualist, and devUtcd 10 all sorts Of n,vstlc, ~,
conventional In her ideas aud conversation and sit
gcthcr very Interesting woman. She has written r.,
The Nlnl 'eelth century" and Is a faVoritc ai Mari
borough House. d" '"''
Bertie7 stopford, the London millincr SAYS The
STAR Of London, IS the Hon. Albert Stopford n half
brother Of Lord Courtoun In business he is NJ Felix
Of Felix Rouys st. Georges Place Hyde Park He
has had plenty Of distinguished patronage. and some
nom the theatres, which pays much better lie
dressed Lady MOncldOn for The Red Lampr and has
dressed some ballets He understands having i'm Paris
very well and no wonder, for the Comtcsse de Paris
takes hin about with her when she goes shopping
Tbs Conesse de Paris is considered one Of the best
dressed women In Europe
Tho address sent TO the Crown Prince nom Berlin
on the occasion o. his thlreth wedding anniversary,
contained no less than 10000 signatures II was
sumpiuously gotten up, In rich leather binding
studded with prtclhus stones, and ornamontcd. both
realistically and callgaphc ally. the cover bearing tho