New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-05
PERSONAL.

After the expiration Of his term of service on the
bench of the Court Of Appeals Judge Danforth will go
back to live at Rochester, his old home.
The Rev. Arthur Brooks, of this city, is conducting
daily noon services for business men at Hartford,
Conn, this week task most cOngenal to that earnest
and practical minister
Young Mr.. ConIngsby Disraell, tho nephew and heir
Of Lord Beaconsfeld, has returned TO Oxford, from
the University of which he is expected to be graduated
next year. Curously enough he shares his suite Of
rooms with a member of the Gladstone family, who
Is, moreover, his most intimate friend and chum. The
idea of Disrael and Gladstone under the same rooi
tree. sharing their meals, and on the frendest posi-
BILE terms with another is of nature completely
sagger the politicians of an older generation who
remember the bitter hatred which existed between
Ben Dizzy and the Grand Old Man.
The Right Rev DIR. jayne, Lord Bishop of Chester
has created a sensation throughout England by his re-
marlabe confession in the course of public address at
stockport fortnight ago, that his two principal anu
titions in life have been TO write good novel and 10
a public house, or liquor saloon, on the beS5
principles"
Mr.. Depcw will address the students Of Vassar Col
ege Friday Of next week.
Concord n H., correspondent Of " The Boston
Traveller says that Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt who
often visits Concord in hs private car to meet his son.
who is being educated at the noted st. Pa1s School
two and one-haf miles from the city-is welcome
guest az the hotels and to the hackdtiVers' 10 me
latter he hands hvedolar note for pa sage from the
city to the school, refusing any return Change, thc
regular fare being ~.
Mr.. LabOuchere, who spent several years AT Ton
stantinople In his younger days as attache of the
British Embassy there, asserts that the present Sui
tan is the son of Kurd slave who was employed In
tho harem Of his reputed father He adds that IL Is
believed at STEAMBOAT that his real father was an
Armenian coachman attached 10 the Court. ms
rumor is a certain extent corrOborated by the dis
tlnctly Armenian features of the Commander of the
Faithful, and also by several peculiar traits OF his
character.
OF all royal personages. the Prince Of Wales is the
most ell the quantity OF luggage which
he causes to be sent with him on his Journeys. lie
takes whole boxes OF hats and huge trunks Of dress
suits, morning coats and other changes. He makes u
point when visiting anywhere OF not being twice
In the same coat and the variety of his garments
as astonishing as the taiors blll for them must be
long.
Neither Queen Victoria nor the Princess OF Wales
ever carries money about with her; and they are
frequently subjects to awkward, sometimes anus
ing contretemps In consequence. ON one occasion
SIMMER The Princess OF Wales when seelug admls ion
10 a publc entertainment In London found herself
IN The prcdcament Of not possessing the two shlngs
required for the payment Of the entrance fee.
Prince bismarck Is constantly improving his estates
and adding TO the income which he receives from them
His dstleres at Vazln, the daIrics In Schoenhauscn
and the paper and pavement factories make him
already ono OF the greatest tiadesmen I'm the Empire
and show his Industrial and business talents. lilo has