New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-17
PERSONAL.

Edwin Eooih'S manner toward those who treat nm
with undue familiarity il .tid to be chilling, II not
pcir.f,ins: In illustrate of which " I'll" Buhaio EN
prr-,- reel, OF! III, narrative" TN one '''a>ion lie
wa, playing IN the West. with an cN p"hpa'k'r Tor
cuisines, manager. The theatre was crowded III tho
opcung night and the mpr >>ario was IN high >pi'1tS
\ few moment, before III" curtain rr" he went 7"
Mr. Enah- dressing room. and walked right IN with
ont kn,p h,ng. The great IN the robe, ot RE
Iiru, gard At him irrs i"n-k. lu' the manager
did not the glare. and. without tiTn"r Ninark'd
,hr Cardinal the back. and said I'll" house l."
lid ulan. -,;l IN and show 'rn what ,"u can do''
Nr. booths dr'-,rr drics,d "a" a"d" li' p"'hpa. hrr
j. unable (" riN what otherwise mthl nave h'lPrh'"
The Rev. l,aac e. hotter. IN. D.. president Of tho
Grove civ College IN PENIS, lvsuia ha> been elected
president of Manchester college. IN Ninir"oia
II ha, been >t,trd IN some OF the boston papers and
not denied, that the Protestant Episcopal BISHOP -
Massachusetts, Will IL" allow Father lgnatiu' tho
Anglican MONK. 10 preach N any Episcopal 'hn'h III
t,, DIocc~c az Nt>-a.h 'tj- This l. not strange. n,
H." brought M. paper. from England aud hi, &c, rsis
t,a srandn. III that country II >"nic"n uncertain
The Lat, Newton ta>r the head "l the famous print
INK firm Of Hartford Conn. who has Just died. was
the II farmer and began h> b>inc>> career Win
nothing but his brains and his Yankee pluck His
remarkable. even IN this aso ~ gnat >r-
cc>>cs lie IA man Of d'N'p and unaffected pcty.
lie liberal patron Of the II Tl"rl rhc"l"eir Al
seminary. lie also gave generously TO the case
Institute of Shelby. Ala. and the Cvl'rd Orphanase
Ot Chattanooga. lem.
In Il recent letter Ia Prince bismarck from Troy. DR..
Henry schl smann tells about his excavations there.
lie Is making comparatively slow progress, he says.
on account Of the depth Of the deposit Of earth on
tho ruins. seventy men and three locomotives arc
that the art which he will give 70 the newly
founded museum Of Trojan antiquities at Berlin are ~
great value and beauty.
Notwithstanding the German birth OF Queen Ehh''
of Holland. her daughter. Princess wlhcnInc. me
heir apparent to the throne has not set lenrncd woin
of German. The first go,crness Of the Princess Was
French lady, Mile. Liotard. who comes still every
year to spend IL few months ~ Loo. The Princess
With her parent, the Princes, always speaks Dutch.
but she express herself very well both IN French
and English. Her primary education Is almost AT an
end. and she Is now receiving lessons In French. the
only foreign language in which she Is now g"tting In
,truction. She IL also being taught music. Miss
Winter being present at all the lessons. She has
pretty garden Of her own. with chalet ana pigeon.
croft. The Princess rises ut . and gocS 10 her
mothers rooms. Then she goes TO her father and
gives him morning kiss. At tho royal family take
breakfast. tho Princess being present, at all tho
meals. Aftcr breakfast she receives lessons TIL II
O'Clock she then goes tO the Queens rrOms. where
the time IL spent IN conversation or her Majesty
lane hcon which H. served ut IL 10 the Princess takes
drive In her pony carriage Or aniSes herself In boat
on tho large ponds Of Loo After luncheon she has moro
Lessons plays with her toys and takes drive with the