New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
PERSONAL

Justice Miller. Of the Supreme Court, has so.~
10 Block Island for the summer as fog dozen yssa,
past.
Tho Rev. II II. Haweis comes out strongly in ars.
ST. James's Gazette, In defence OF the skah. who \.
mail,ains, Is not rearly such baIbailsn as 10 n
represented 10 lie.
Mr.. and Mrs Gardner O. Hubbard are rons 4.
Europe for tho rest IL the simmer.
Herr Wolf, the vlollnist, hopes soon To mako a.
American tour.
NJ. Lsfitte. the energetlc manager Of @Le Vol
aire,' Of Paris has just purchased Il siecl.' Al
will put new III. ur' that venerable journal L.
siecle' for many yeas enjoyed The editorsLlp q
Senators Iippolyte Cannot and Henri Martin he
historian VI. brisson succeeded them. aud after AIN
came VI. Theyenet, the present MIN sier Of Jsucs
Professor Cley, Of Phillips Exeter Acadeny, q
In falling health. He has 6llc1 the chair OF aRisot
languages there for thirty Yeas
The death has been recorded Of Mrs. Dallas ones
famous as Miss Glyn brilliant shakespeaiean @ctrs
For the last two years She had been suffering from
painful malady which she had borne with fortnde
Isabella Gearns-this her real name-wsS tora
al Edinburgh in 1s23. Her father added 10 his pre
fession of architect the selfimposcd duties Of
preacher. A Presbyterian Of this stern and unbendus
nature looked with little favor upon his daughters
early inclination for the stage. At first she confined
her efforts 10 acting in private theatres but AZ he
age OF sixteen she fell in with company Of amateurs
engaged in getting up performance Tor the 81
James's Theatre In London. From the first momea.
the leading parts were assigned to heT. Al an cary
age she married her first husband Mr. wills, with
whom she spent years in Paris. Here sic pro-
posed TO devote herself 10 the French stage and vita
that intention she studied under Michc!ot. II va
an accident that led her TO appear On the English
stage. Mr. Wills died. and his widow Returning 70
London consulted SgnOr Tito Pasliaiuinl, VINO vas
her friend up the last hour Of her LIE, a. 10 k
future. lie took her at once to Charlie. kembh
who had thal retired from the stage hemole ard
her recte several parts, and appeared TO ~ iahff
grudging praise there necd, he sad, 81 pIacns
and study. But a few minutes anerward he AID
In loud voicc-he very deaf at the time-e
signor Pagliardn " Your friend Is genils, bg,
we must not tell her So" Miss Gearns. who was a
the next ROOM heard this. and took courage henibs
received her as a pupil, and after years study 70.
her an engagement at Manchester By MS Mvcs
She adopted her mothers maiden name OF Glyn. shs
appeared IN London for tle first TIM AT the olympic
TheatIe a. Lady Macbeth. The critics oi the day
praised her highly, and Kemble expressed himself
more than satisfied.
There is a curious museum al 81. Petersburg. TO
which access is not easily obtained. II contains all
the Imperial and private carriages but the most
interesting among all is the brougham IN Whea
Alexander II was killed. The back OF II Is all "
ruins and inside II looks quito dreadful one "
the cushions, however, Is still good; here ana ihese
splashes Of mud are Oh It.