New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
PERSONAL.

Professor wineheu has entered npon bis dusses ~
Brooks Lecturer on the Relations Of ReiIron end
SCIENCE, at Madison MAIDS University Hamilton. ~ r.
which no one could perfnrm better than he ''..g
Don Jose zoriia, the newly crowned ,ost. ,surr.,s
Of spain is decidedly different person ,rc, ~. $50
sake, Ruiz Gorilla, the rcvolutonis6 '
Secretary Proctor. in his boyhood was an ep,hus,.
astic eoon-hunier
Tamberiik, the tenor. who died the otb.s A, -.
once strolllng through the market at Madrid whs =.
noticed great lot Of sonsbirds IN cages. IA a,sw
thousand franc note nom hs pocket handed u 10 ne
and be- free, my brothefsi' as Che birds dew swsv W
A simple sarcophagus Of Halloween Rr.n,t. Z. !.
mark the grave Of the late Governor Bodwer Of
Maine. - -
Mseter Vivian Burnett's righteous fndizuat,o, a.
being constantly dubbed Little Lord Fauntesoys has
an ustrious parallels. Dr. John Carlyle got vey tina
occasions remarked with parionabie ssperity. sSo.
Pm no. CaFlyle's brother; am John oarlsis!s
correspondents from BIarritz writes "Ip sindyins
the habits Of the Queen the people Of Bisssitx hsru
been chiefly struck by her preference for O'Clock ea
out of doors This meal is taken in the carriage cup
Of tea is given to the goodman. and spare eskss
distributed among tho throng of chdrcn who srronnd
the Royal party In one OF her books about the High
hedge at an impromptu pcnic but a Biasrs the tea
rs Kept hot somehow In mysterious bag,
The report of the dangerous Illness Of Robert Louis
Stevenson, who is now In Honolulu. when published
IN this city about a week ago. caused considerable
alarm among the many friends Of the novelist and the
admirers Of his genius storyteiler. The rumor
happily proves 10 be without foundation For IN 0
private letter received in this city on Friday evening
last, Mr.. Stevenson wrote that he In bis usual
good health. and this letter came IN the same mail
that Is supposed to have brought to San Frsnciseo
the dsqueting rumOr There is every reason 10 BE-
ieve, therefore, that the author OF Treasure Island
VII i've to enrich literature with many more tAies
gree OF wlckedness his voyage in the south seas
"Le Figaro" states that the Emperor william H. Ia
having an Imperial train built, Ike that Of tho
Imperial family of Russia The rain, says 40
Figaro was already painted and furnished when tle
Emperor declared himself dissatisfied, and ordered tbs
work to be done over again. whyf Because the
ooors employed did not match the Blue OF his uussa
uniform
Mr.. Blaine IS looking WE'LL remarkably wells said
Representative Holman 10 washington Star" re-
porter tho other day at do not recosc whom be has
appeared to better advantage. He surrounded by
people who laying claim 10 his attention and con-
sderaton and pressed for time, but HIS bearing
more calmly powerful than hsvs known H. He
appears to be In the best Of health aud spirits his
eyes bright and there is general 6rnness In bis
gaze, his voice, his hand-grasp and bis pose, that
denotes vitality. He looks much stronger snd
better than whom him before he went to Europe,
and the thing notice is Improvement In bis general
manner He was always courteous, and bad an OF!
cellent manner Of meeting snd mingag with men, but
assertion that aggressive Will power. Nov the win
power is Just a. sfoo but Il docs not obtrude itself IN
MANNER ma Which IS both srssttve and nITossse and
shows thar he has gained . sttn morn perfect
f personality Of his party. Lis health and inteIlscs
appear vigOrou",'