New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
PERSONAL.

DR.. Thomas Chase, whose death in Providence has
already been announced born In Worcester, and
was graduated from Harvard In 1913 Having
served Instructor in several schools and tutor
for three years at his alma mater, and after two
years OF study abroad he became, In 1855, professor
Of Phology and Classical Literature at Hayerford
College, Penn. Twenty years later he chosen
president OF that institution, resignng IN 1886
account Of failing health. In consequence Of his pro-
nciency In the Greek language he was appointed
member Of the New Testament Company OF the
American Committee for the revision OF the transla-
ton Of the Bible. lie was also member OF the
Pathological Congress in stockholm I'm 1883. He was
the senior editor of Chase stuart's series OF
classical text books, and the author OF n4merou:
essays and addresses. His address at the Friends
school on Whittier in l87i was sald 6y the poet MN
sell 10 De the most discriminating. Just and sympa,
thetlc criticism Of his literary work that lie had
SEEM and he made him one OF his literary eAecu,
tors. During the last few years Dr. Chase has resided
in Providence, dcv0t!ng himself TO literary work.
Countess Brazza di savorgnan, the slsterin law OF
tho celebrated African traveller possesses castle at
Brazsco in the province OF Udine, where, says The
London News she has founded three schools for teach
Ing lace making the little girls out OF their school
and wording hours. The girls are paid fok the lace
they produce every month"; and get prize IN money
besides for good conduct
Cardinal Howard's death reduces the number Of
cardinals now living fifty all save ten OF whom
we're appointed by the present Pope. Since Leos
succession the Papdcy no less lIdn eisEI -siA
wearers of the scarlet have died Twenty four OF the
surviving cardinals live I'M Rome, although three OF
them are Germaps. and three are French ana Of me
remaining twenty seven, nine are iaanS six French
men three Austrians three >panlards two Portuguese
with ono from each Of these four countries: tho
United states, Canada, Belgium and Australia
Lord Tennyson married at the age Of forty-onc,
which IS one reason perhaps why It IS thought that
he was disappointed In love while young. His wife
was a niece Of sir John Franklin Her father, Mr.
Scllvood a LAWYER by profession, is reported To have
AT first: but aerWard lie was entirely reconcned ts
IT, Before the marriage Tcnnyson had, OF course
achieved fame
Prince Ernst Of saYe-M'iringen who married MISS
jensen the daughter OF the German historian, Few
DAYS ago IS now thirty three years old. lie Is the
second son Of tho aged reigGing Duke OF Meiningen
and is second wife, Princess OF Observation-Disclosures
burg The Oldest Of the Duke Is married 10
Princess Charlotte OF Prussia. eldest sister Of the
present Emperor Of Germany, and known for many
years AS the II0henzollern Venus Prince Ernst
ha, lived for years IN Munich. and OWING 10 MS ~
erarv and scientific tastes Is extremely popular III
The cultivated circles o. society In the BaVaildn cap
ital II was in Munich that he met his WIFE
beautiful and clever woman. As the Old Duke mar
ried few wears ago for his third wife woman WIN
oit a title. he had little reason 10 oppose the WISE
choice OF his second son.