New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
PERSONAL.
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Dr. Edward Brooks, the wellmown educator, OF
Philadelphia, has been lecmring the Nature and
Culture of the Mind and kindred topics at the summer
school at Glens Falls, y. \.
Draw poker ought to enjoy hscyon and vociferous
time now at Washington, since Mr.. Pan-Electric Car
land is to have $50 900 year resident railroad
attorney
Senator Cameron IS strongly in favor OF charging
the Presidents house at Washington, or building
new one. But he would not have the present White
House. with its illustrous historical associations, IT,
moved or demolished.
1t is not known that metempsychosis has brought
Sir Boyle Roche's spirit into Mr.. I. p. O'Connors
body; yet The star" of London, gravely observes
of Lord Randolph Churchill that being in danger
of extinction a politician, as result Of his long
silence, he now, like drowning man clutching at a
straw seizes upon The Star programme, in order to
kill two birds with one stone"
Tho many friends of Miss Mary Anderson will be
delightedo says Boston Gazette correspondent to
hear that the reports of her illness have been eXaS
geratcd. She is by no means strong YETI and 1t Is
doubtful whether she Will be seen again on the stage
for over a year. She looks very wen, however, and
is full of animation; but It VIII take months 10 re-
cover from the strain of playing y Winters Tale
seven times a week while travelling through the United
States Miss Anderson is at present living with her
brother and his wife in Hampstead, where the air Is
pure and not tainted by the smoke Of the town. They
have only Just moved into their lew home but 1t
already prOmscS to be tasteful and attractive. hdl
no idea when l went TO see Joseph Anderson that
should see his sister, and was delighted TO ma her
looking almost we'll and in such good spirits'
The japanese young lady, Miss Ume Tsuda, who
spent eleven years in this country Government
student has arrived in Washington on second visit
and IS the temporary guest OF her cid friends, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Lanman. On her return homo in loo2
she became a teacher in school established by the
Empress of japan; and she has been granted leave
of absence to visit the United States, with view to
pcrfecting herself I'm the later methods of normal
schools Her American friends, who numerous.
Will be glad 10 extend 10 her a warm welcome Het
father 1suda Sen, is said to DO tie leading aSrculla
author in his native land and he has son residing
in Philadelphia
She is subscriber of the "Stuva' the organ of the
new language, printed at Mlan and is said to read 1t
with case.
The wedding Of Grand Duke Peter of Russia,
the Youngest brother of the Emperor, with Princess
Militia of Montenegro will be celebrated with great
pomp at Peerhof. The union Of the only two
orthodox dynastics In the world has already become
the popular theme of journalist and poet. No union
for wears has been favorably received by the
aristocracy and the people. The Empress has decided
10 present to the bride magnificent trOusscau This
determination, apparently harmeess and Insignificant,
Is in reality intended a great distinction. 1t IS,
in fact re first departure from the time-honored
custom that, where the brides not daughters OF
Imperal grand dukes of Russia, the bridegroom should
finnish the rousseau. The wife Of her own son,
the Princess of Greece. will not be 80 hOnOrcd. IL
Imperial family hold the little principally of Monte