New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
PERSONAL.

Tie Socialist colony established by Count Leo ToSto
on the estate OF wealthy man in the nelShnorhoou
Of CharkoG. Russia, has been broken up. Inc o""er
Of the estate gave the colonists every opportunity 10
fulfil their utopian dreams but the continued QUARTS
the dissatisfaction and the impOSsbillty OF accomplish
ing the desired results led TO the abandonment Oh ,e
settlement. The land OF the colony has Oeeu ui'i"'"
among fifteen peasant families
The committee which has charge OF the fund for the
erection Of monument TO Dante, IN TRENT has offered
two prizes. Of 900 and 500 guden. for the best
model The fund amounts to 10000 Ire
Victor F. Lawson, Of "The Chicago News has
given to Adelbert College of Western Reserve ,nl-
vcrsity IT Cleveland $50 prize for the STUDENT
who passes the best entrance examination ~ fheh'
next June. The college offers $500 10 students pass
Ing the best entrance examinations this year
The Rev. DIR. W. II. Huntington. rector OF Grace
Church In this city, is frequently mentioned in conhec-
ton with the bishopnc of Massachusetts Dr. iuht
ngtOn is II Massachusetts, man, graduate OF har'a",
and was for about twenty years rector oil MI SAINTS
church. Worcester. Another man mentioned Tor the
Office Is the Rev DR.. Alexander Hamilton Ninton VINO
succeeded DR.. Huntington rector of All saints Dr
NlntOn /, Il comparatively young man, Hr'huhlc VI
81 stephens College, Annandae. DutcheNs 'DunHH >
y. Y, and IS fine preacher ana pIllal' si,i ,o
traitor. The election will be held In Boston on Aprl ~
few days before his death, A. Miner GriSwold'
"The Fat Contributor" described 10 party OF frehdS
I'm indianapolis his experience with Arcmus Wad when
IN. two were sent by The Cleveland Plaindealer
70 report the visit Of the Prince Of Wales to certain
town I'm Canada We alightcd' he said at station
whore We waited an hour two for the royal train
The Canuchs were out in force with banners, bands
and songs, 10 show their loyalty When one band
CT troush paving God save the Que n another would
take it up and when hey got tired some Wild chorus
would burden the air with il. Then the bands would
take il up and so ii continued until ArtemuS Got
ul,cc whore he could overlook the crowd. and de
mandcd silence Tho music ceased, the singing was
n an end and everybody turned with aston shment
NJ the Intrusion got as near Ward possible
for had been pushed back by the crowd that hastily
Gathered about him. ! almost had tit, for knew
what was coming. and IL with awful force
4 aides and gentlemen, said Ward, hcStatng for a
moment a, he took in the upturned faces of the
people below him. Ladies and gentlemen, no one
more than can appreciate the grandeur OF measure
and noblcness Of sentiment expressed in the music
with which the air for hours has been filled. But
Think thinl-that His Royal lghneSs since his
coming 10 American shores has heard tod Savo
the Queen often that he "osd be ready To say
quits Ward then fell OH his barrel box. or whatever
il was on which he stood rs the mob rushed against
II. OathS and dcnunC atiOn> of the 'dn Yankee were,
terrific the maddcncd tanuckN Sought TO reach ana
pummcl the life out Of him. Two bury fellows at
last caught him as he daSllng through the door
OF a store near the station and were about TO make
short work Of him. This was my opportunity IN
rettinc a place where I could command the mob.
frlf several inches taller than do now when ! saw
the spirit Of frenzy stilled by my shouting, Friends
lie is rres ponsible NJ any time, but more ~ WHEN
a period of nnacy comes upon him as IL has done
now. | am taking him 20 IN asylum mp the country
and this unfortunate circumstance would not havo
occurred had | been more Watchiul liut he escaped
me ten minutes ago and was in search of him when
the crowd about him prevented me reaching MN IN
and for myself | extend to Won our apologies We
did not wait for the royal train"