New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-16
PERSONAL.

Senator Evarts will return home with his eyesishs
entirely restored.
The moruary chapel enshrning the tomo Oh ihiors
has never yet been finished.
The Rev. Dr. Horato stebbins has Just celebrated
the completion of his twenty-ffth year Of pastoral
work at san Francisco purse was presented 70
him containing 81 s64 in memory OF the year loo4 IN
which he was settled there'
Professor Loving has given up his directoShip OF
the chemical laboratory at the University OF bressu
after nearly sixty years OF academic ser'"c'
The Rev. DIR. ". J. Holland, Of Piusburs, is to DO
Tho naturalist OF the Government expedition which wiz
90 This fall 10 the west coast Of Africa to observe inc
solar eclipse.
The distinguished aquaforttst NJ. Henri Lefort' has
CONNECTED portrait of Gambetta which IS ead 10 10
a perfect likeness Of the great statesman anu oi"'
Herr Ludwig Piesch, the celebrated German 800
and author has written long articles TO the peod'Ha
- HE native land in praise of exhibition Of Ameri
can artists in the Paris Exposition. Herr Pctscn Is
surprised at the general excellence OF Ine Pt
and considers them equal 10 any al '"'
The Fmperor of Russia will be obliged to give tho
Prince of Ieuchtenberg who recently married tn'
Princess of Montenegro large fortune ere ne can
live as his station requires The family is decidedy
moor The Princes father married the countess Sea"
barnals a sister OF the renowned sBooeieH "no''
ucbt heart and warm blood she also possessed M an
eminent degree. Their marriage was, in consequence
| ,nbannv and the old Prince endeaVOred 10 seOuro
dvorce because Of her relations with his COUSIN mo
| Grand Duke Peter of O1denburg. The Car however
refused 10 give his consent 10 ue s p ncnj death
tbev remained man and wife till the Prnces oeaI ~
~ ,resent Prince and his brother were left INC
beau,fnII palare in the Marine Place: ST. fetersuu
Eut lack Of money forced them to oJss inc ave hs
doc ~ a common concert hall, who proposed 10
Start cafe chantant in the palace HIS ones wa wa
accepted but before the papers hau oeen sIs, Co. ~
Em heard of IL and purchased the pda.o i
mineral Council II has been used In thaI capa oy
eVar since but il Is rumOred that the gar VIII P n
n 10 The Prince in the future II Is Wen ,terS
| that the Prince Of Montenegro, Ine om0 mon his
| of Russia IS unable 10 seCuo any ''
! daughter.
NJ Bin, Mayor of Montmartre, has oeeh soa.'u.' 49,
,sed and his post filed by NJ. wiggishof. OF Alsauan
descent The former, who Is an artist nan 'no n,
1,,ro N nant portrait OF General Boulanger, whcn
U ae cX bihited at the Salon in 1885, but which "e
| General himself refused TO purchase
NJ 1oscnb Cook IS at his Lake George home en-
gagged in literary work
a a dinner not long ago. Wike Collins reia'eu
INSTANCES brovng how impossible it was 10 in'ruou,
into q novel descriptions of places and things "honS
| ,o,;rorv In one of his works he descroed MUSE
| -, 80 bod meyer seen and which was enureIy tue
| gsnrsbg of his Imagination. few days ai'er tn'
,i,cation a man called upon him TO protest asaps'
h in,rod,icton of his house into his novel, SuSnss
| 80 sav the pages of the novel contained pe, ,,
| description Of the mans propeIsS; man wno was 50
oct about his eating that he weighed every noi i,
HIVcb entered his stomach, Mr. Collins nal ~ reay
| never heard Of such man; .rarc" 20 Ss hook. by
nrised one week after the appearance Vi ns y, inow
p'oU NJ, of AN utter stranger, who wished 10 hnow
tsic rhat rirht Mr. Collins made him RIDICULOUS III
pyylnt nv mentioning one of his pecullarl'es'