New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
PERSONAL.

Dr. small. president Of Colby University. VIII To-
morrow addrc,, the graduating class Of Newton Iifo
logical Seminary AT commcncement
Madame T,chcbrkova has not been released, says
.rh, London Times.7 but Ia, been transported 'o
p.nza i'm the Caucasus and placed there under Ntr''
police surveillance. She has been conveyed To heF
destination in a hlbtln cellular carriage without
Windows. and under an escort OF gcudarmcs rap'dIS
driven over bad roads and with no halts except IN
IA. omen country, where there was no inn 10 AFFORD
her a few hours rest, she has been abomhanN lea
and denied all companonship. The transportation "i
IN, h,h ~pirltcd lady who dared to tell Alexander III
r tr,,t, about the condition OF his Empire seems Ia
n,v. bc,n accomplished under every conceivable con
ditiou uf hardship II may he thit thc 'Aar teu'''
+, release Madam T,chcbrikova, bat aul"cHt> mle
Lut little effective power over the Duitdueint' VIZ"
govern I'm their names.
pr,f...or Borden p. Bovine IL. D.. Dean u tho
s.h,ol of Al sciences. Boston University. VIII de
,,..r tb, Alumni Grafton this year at Pennington
seminary, on june 3D.
81 saw Jane, Il. Osgood the other day.7 says a
uo.on POST writer "as he was on his way t. take
the train for New York. looking rosy a, # he had
h,on pa.~ing the past wec, among the woods ana mis-
instead Of enjoying the hospitality Of his friends here
| IN uo.ton with man of his social qualities ul'
mu.t be a pleasant diversion from the cares oi bu'E
pe,s and | suppose the ocean voyage help, 10 hc'P
him i'm good condition. Mr.. OSgood, indeed VINO
sail, for England April 80, is getting to be champion
Atlantic trip maker, and IS ho IS coming back nero
I'm scptcmbcr, his business engagements must appear
to him In the nature Of vacation. While he ENJOY
London which favOrs his rheumatic tcnden'ic' 'n''
our east winds rather severe upon. thl''N no
find, hi, trucst satsfactions on this side oil inc AZ
lntic among his old and devoted friends. re" mci
have greater talent for friendship than ne nei "
suppose th, quality helped him 10 turn what 'nv,v s
to Ice an rrepa Ihc business misfortune mo d" "''
Of improving his worldly prospects,
The people of savannah were much impressed rur
ing his recent visit with the fact that tD' i'o"
Thomas +. Bayard has his visiting cara "'i'I.'
his first name, his address, nor his age WISH,
previous condition OF servltndc; notl!ng III ia'' O"'
Mr. Iayard.'
The American Minister to Austria and Mrs Gran,
recently gave AN interesting reception 10 s'o'O "a
Indians who had just arrived at Vienna to JON a
d" Wild Wcst' show Among the company iN"'
10 meet these peaccablc savagcs were frlhce hc"s'
Ohe German Ambassador) and Princess ReusS' SauVul
lah Pacha Uhc Turkish Ambassador, NJ MaIei l'''c
Dntt Mnistcr) and Prince Henry Lichtcnsten Ihe III
dians squatcd on the floor of the dining room u
eat lees then droned some of their native mcouic',
danced and finally smoked the calumet, or pipe oi
peace. Of which Princess Rcuss good natlicdA ICON
a puir. None of the Indians spoke ~ worn Oh r-hs
lIsh and they remained a solid company throughout
Not even the great beauty Of Mrs Grant nor hel m
charming amiablty as a hostess could Drihh IL
Of apprcciativcncss To their painted and lack Stle
faces which only broke into something approaching
n smile when the ices were served around
London, April 3O.-Thc Queen has returned 10 "ihu