New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
PERSONAL.

Congressman Robert Adams, jr., Of Philadelphia:
Hit. OF Illinois. and Wheeler. OF Alabama, have
been appointed by Speaker Reed regents OF the
Smithsonian institution
"The London Daily News says that Louise
Michel was born at the Chateau Of yroDcourt in
the Uppcr Marne on May q, 1890, at in the even.
ing and registered the daughter OF Mile Marie
Anne Michel, femme de cbambre. She was pre-
sented for registration by DR. Laumond 10 VI. de
Mahis owner of the said chateau. and Mayor OF
Vroncourt under the name OF Louise. Louise was
brought up by " and Nine. de Mahis and re-
ceved a distinguished education. As they had =
children 1t supposed they would leave ner tnef
fortune but Mime. de Nahs died before her hus;
ntesiate. Louise then became the village schs9..
an s Pa snd Vas ia the sxes and
Jules Simon. who could have oDtaitn.d nct Fs,ease
WIS offered. but refused, because Louise thought
that to accept would be to cesert her ie''o"s al
misfortune.
A most Interesting course Of lectures is oeins de-
Ivered before the students of the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary, at Fairfax. Va. by weh-kno~n
cIersvmen The first was given recently by the
Rev. Dr. W. r. Huntington. Of this city, VINO mads
q deep impression by his eloquence and force. Last
Tuesday the Rev DIR. julius f. Grammsr, OF Bal
m tro1e ASasolic Sase Ministry Among others who will
speak Bishop Paret OF Baltimore nna ,nb hreS eS.
men including Bishops Phillips Brooks ana Potter.
have been graduated from this seminary, WnIcn ~.
Il LtxL
same Old-flshioned type OF churcnHlahShip i' "NS"
1t has always been noteu.
Miss Frances T.. willard delivered lecture on
temperance to a large audience in Chattanooga
Tenn. the other evening.
French papers announce the offer for sale OF tns
library of Renan The library is divided into Two
narts the first In uding the Oriental library. to
whose collection Renan paid great attention, ana
containing books on the phlloogy and history OK
the Oriental languages. The second part contains
books on general phlology, ciassical stuuiss we
Middle Ages etc Renan himself expressS9i P esq Soutd u
sire that the library In case II should De so shou
he DISPOSED OF block. or at least tnat te uOpns
in the Oriental part be kept togetntns pu, pnsss I
an offer is received by January ], 1870, the DOCKS
will be sold separately
European rulers 1t Is now learned tnat PRESIDENT
J,,ure has become an expert rider. When hns
George of Greece was In Paris recently ne and
tho president took lessons in an academy. hinY
George afterward purchased a macnlne ana sem ~
to Athens where he is now often seen astriue !.
And later when the King or Portugal-"no - eA-
tremely portly-was a guest or NJ faure, 'e sa'tr'
took him TO the same academy anu had MIN Az
structed in the use OF the wheel
Prince Pedro OF Coburg the grandson OF the !a'e
Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil Is now hopeiessy
insane About three years ago he was suddenly a''
tackled with insanity and could be removed from tne
Coburg palace to a private insane asylum only WIN WIN
tho help of the local fire brigade he now ,as
that he succeeded his grandfather 10 tIs ID, To.
throne and treats his attendants accorulng,y' ine
Unfortunate prince is about thirty years oid'