New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
PERSONAL.

Senator Dawes and family have gone home to Pits
field for the summer.
Colonel IngeTson has the rcprehensible reputation
Of giving more fees to walters, etc, than any other
man In this country.
OF the great trinity Of the Ant-Com Laws League
Yillors Golden and Bright. only the first ana Oldest
now survives. OF the three, Bright was Always enc
most composed ard methodicaL when CoOdeh was
any ions and speculative and Villicrs sometimes fret
full and impatient, Bright, the yoLngeSl or the thr'e
and the bodest and camcst character OF Them all Wac
In council the man OF s0undest judgment
Mrs. Frances Iodgson Burnett viii sail tor England
on May II.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss Dorothy wal
bridge Phillips Of Washington, and Mr. Edward Banker
Hilton Of Ncw-Y orl, at Washington on April %. ID
is announced that there VIII be four bridesmaids Sl s
IN Dvctore gowns, two in pink and two III Me
green.
Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria may be depossd, but
Will not probably DO kdu appel as his predecessor
was Three hundred young men have voluntarily
formed themselves into body guard and sworn TO dc
feud him 10 the death. Their badge IS DEANS neal
and they are armed with swords reviewers ana
yatagaus made entirely Of bulgarian steel
A writer in THE Chicago Times calls attention TO a
memento Of Stephen A. Douglas. ." have he says
letter from gentleman living in the state Of New
York IN which he informs me that he has IN his
po,scssion a Greek grammar which was the property
az DouraS when he was L student at the CanandaIgua
Academy. New.YOrl1 in 15Ja-34. When Douglas LETT
school he presented 1t the writer Of the letter VINO
nrized Il very highly. Douglas CANE homo, and In mo
course Of time reached the United stais oeao A ~
writer, Of the letter remained In NeT-f ofh etate. 10
was prosperous lawyer and drifted into politics lie
was elected District Attorney Of the county where ho
lived. The whrligig of fate caught him lie Is now
in reduced circumstances and oners ms Heheh'o l
sale to obtain "A pittadce"
Mr. Henry C. Pitney, who has been commissioned
Vice Chancellor Of the State Of NewJersey was DOTH
ut old Mendham on farm possessed by several geh-
eratons Of his ancestors lie graduated at Prince
ton in 1915 along with W. C. Cattcll, sftcrwar presl-
dent Of Lafayette College: I; '" Hodge ol II'n00o"N
Theological Seminary, and other eminent men.
The late l. V. williamson Of Philadelphia, was a
tobacco chewer all his life. bat never allowed his eX-
pcudtro for " the wced' 10 exceed cents WEEK
senator and Mrs. Stanford and Justice aud Mrs
Field Will presently set out for Alaska
Mr.. Justice stephen. of England. has assuredy a
most impartial mind In court recently, abiding to tho
cas-, of a defendant who sought to escape liability for
certain expenditure by throwing the blame of ordering
it upon his wife, his ordshlp Enthusiastically buTted
ont That Is a very Old excuse. often felt fSlai
Adam mcan-that Swell | have always wished
10 hear Ewes account Of that transaction"
IIomlny Hi is draped with gloom at the news that
Pan Electric Garland will open more jachpOa there.
bur VIII hencetOrul abide at Washington.
John Bright was fine billiard player.
Ex Governor Pattson, of Pennsylvania. now devotes
his energies TO managing bank at Philadelphia
Poughkecpsic, y. Y, April 10 (speciab.-It is re-
po.ted mat Vice President Morton and family will re-
turn to Rhncbeck about May or soon after the New
York Centennial. spend the summer at FllerShe,
Mr. Moron's new home. II IS also stated that Pr'at-
dent and Mrs Harrison will aro0mpany The wee
President ard HIS family, and Will remain with them at
Eller5lle several days.