New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
PERSONAL.

Dr. Aubrey, of London. is In Boston. He will lect-
ure on Gladstone and Homo Rulc7 throughout the
country this winter.
Ex-Governor Robinson Of Massachusetts, will to-
morrow, at Springfield, begin hearing testimony in the
famous case of Professor smyth, Dr. Eustis and the
AndOver Board OF Visitors.
Millions Of Americans will be glad to know that Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe has largely reganed her health.
She Is able to walk out every fine day, and writes
letters 10 her friends In iirm, strong hand
The Sultan never plate but takes his food
usually with a spoon his fingers directly from the
little kettles in which 1t IS cooked.
fund is being raised at New-orleans for the
family of James Givens the hero Of the recent steam
boat fire.
The Children's Hospital of San Francisco received
a Christmas gift Of 5000 from Mrs. Charles Croker
Rumors thcken that Secretary Bayard will live in
Europe after next March.
General Harrison wrote as follows TO the Frederick
Douglass Library Association of Washington few
days ago. in response letter congratuating him on
the result Of last falls election 81 am glad
that your people feel that this result viii
aid them in the promotion Of those wise
prOvement to which you REFER and beg to assure you
OF my hearty sympathy and cooperation. You have
he vet further calls for the exercise of this homely
virtue 1t is quite possible that the high expectations
can at least keep things moving in the right direction
The Garfield Monument at Cleveland will not be
dedicated before Decoration Day. 1t is said that an
admission fee will be charged, permanently, to all
visitors.
The Pope has received nearly eight hundred re-
quests from French eccesiastics for Of the iu-
bIlec offerings which he announced his intention Of
giving away In most cases the choice Of the article
was left to himself the object Of the applicants being
merely to secure memento OF the jubilee, however
ng The Pope VII Kin pP 70 ss RSnf tie a fSi
to the Church Of Our Lady at Lourdes over a
thousand demands came from Germany mostly irom On
the priests OF the poorer parishes and nearly all
asking for one another of the objects used in
Catholic worship
Senator Beck and his son are going to the Ber-
mudas
The Princess Mathlde who has gathered around her
"A the Bonapartist and literary notabites OF Paris
at her sunday evening receptions for many years
past IS dcbarred by failing health from resuming them
on their wontod brilliant footing this winter. She will
open her salons usual but her invitations VIII pe
limited old and Intimate friends belonging for the
most part the world of art and letters The doctors
disapprovo OF her stirring out otdoors IN ne evening
but she means To- make an exception III dsNor oi "a
Edmond do Coneou't' VINO IS particularly '"'"'u
friend.
Professor T. a. Park. of Andover, who led the
action against Professor smyth for hercsy. is now an
old man, with p smooth face and long gray hair IN
cold weather bo heavy shawl about his snoul-
dcrs over his OvercOat
lnele mas uoiA d Httat utdi Va oRpS"i''iON ~SN'' 49,
son OF the late Duchess of Galliera. Ono day he Is
said 10 be a common soldier the next lie Is poor
schooImaster but in all he is nc'er do-we with
strong Socialist tendencies which have prevented him
from accepting his title of Duke Of Galiera, or any
part OF the revenues of his mothers colossal fortune
The facts are that NJ Philippe terrar is man OF
retired, scholarly habits, who has been a d!lsent
student Of history and has hitherto preferred to sit
at the springs Of knowledge in Germany and America,
Instead OF living the ordinary life of the Partisan
jcunessc doree W. Fcmar IS also the owner OF one
Of the most valuable collections Of postage stamps