New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
PERSONAL.

Senator Wade Hampton has at last shaved on m,
side-whlskers which he has so assiduously cnltva,od
for 10! these many years.
1t is said that the Prince OF Wales is the only ro
alive of the King of Denmark who finds life at Freden.
borg wearisome. The fact Is that the castle is a
very small place, and the Prince is, like EVERYDAY
else "cabin'd crlbb'd cOnfnds They give him The
best room in the house. but that does NOT onI,s
satisfy him. and he welcomes the dag Of departure AZ
gleefnlly as any schoolboy halls the Of the hon.
days.
Miss Tenant sent invitations to attend her wed.
ding TO the children of the ragged schools in which
she Is Interested.
81 heard a new story about Phil Armour the t,tcr
day. said gentleman, who also remarked in "Ths
Chicago Tribune" that the story Z" Is absolutely true
minister called TO the great packer. and briefly
stated his case. woman in his church In desti.
tute circumstances. she had been deserted by her
husband, aud was worthy Of charitable attention The
minister's flock being too poor to do anything the
minister appealed TO Mr.. Armour and received $50 In
cash. The next day the minister called again, and
returned The money with the Information that he had
learned inc woman was not IN good rcpnte and that
minister was Of opinion that the woman not
worthy OF anything. Mr. Armour made some in.
the preacher had gone he called messeng ger and sent
the woman a. check for 300. lie he'd satisfied him.
self that the woman was the subject Of malicious
gossip
Sir Edwin Chadwick who died a few DAYS AGO was
recently asked to what he attributed his long life and
good health. "Well,' he replied, Il have always
taken great care Of myself; have my daily tub. IN
which ! strongly believe. But my great aye is un:
doubleday hereditary. for my father died at the Of
eighty four, my grandfather AZ nlnetydve, and my
two great great gandfahers were ccntenarans" Sir
Edwin, 1t should he added, never smoked, and lived
largely on vegetables.
Justice Miller, of the Supreme Court. and Mrs. MI
Ter will spend the summer at Block Island.
Professor f. I. Fcnollosa, who will assume charge
Of the japanese department Of the Boston Art Museum
early in september, has been for twelve years con-
nected with the University Of Toxic Japan, place
obtained for him shortly after bis graduation from Har
ward by Professor Edward :. Morse, who had himself
held for three years profcSsorshlp In the University
OF Toxic.
James W. Queen. the well known optician OF Phila-
delphia who died recently, began his business
career with the McAstcrS. who were then the lead.
Ing opticians Of the country. After leaving the
McAnlsters he founded the firm Of Jane, ". Queen
& Co., which Is famous all over the world for It's
optical supplies and delicate apparatus lie retired
from active business IN i'67 Iince which n tne 10
every summer % 20 10 Cresson springs, PENN Where
he died.
Mr. Justin Mccarthy has been ordered by his phy n.
clans to Royat in the south Of France for the benefit
Of his health
The Rev. A. ". wilson, one Of the Bishops Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church South, has set ont on a
tour around the world 10 look after tho interests Of
foreign missions
A handsome slclllan marble eros, fixed on a marble
basis 20 the memory Of the late Sir william Gull has
been erected in the parish churchysid OF Thorpce'
Soken with an Inscription in mpert. liable lead letter.
ing: In loving memory 81 William Whitley Gull, who
beneath is a text What doth the Lord require Of
thee hut 10 do Justly and 20 love mercy and 10 walk
humbly with tbs God - Micah vi, 81