New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
PERSONAL.

Mr. John G. SAKE is so unwell that he Is
oancellng his lecture engagements.
The late james NJ. Beebc of Boston left
charitable requests amounting to $4,000.
The Rev. DR.. Brown has been confirmed
Bishop OF Fon du Lac BY the House Of E-~s ana has
accepted tho charge.
Senator Dawes continues to suffer from It's
bruises received from his kicking boI'e and i - feared
he will able to about much for weeks
Ex-Goy. C. C. Washburn of Wisconsin is
said 70 own the largest mill in America 1t IA seven
stories high 3Oo000 and turns out 1000 barrels
OF -four day. $500
The Hon. \. II. Stephens says he has little
hope Of getting Washington when Congress meets a.
he is feeble. Hi, friends are said to be disturbed by
his condition.
Yung Wing, the Chinese Commissioner of
Edueation has bought lot in Hartford, Conn, for
$4,000. aud intends to have erected upon IL large
he used as tue headquarters OF the Commission who Will
there superlnteud the education OF the Chinese youth
The father of Mr.. Sankey, the revival singer,
present juror IN the United States Circuit Court ct
Pittsburgh. His homo Is in New Castle. Penn, and be
has been member OF the Legislature anu collector OF
internal revenue.
Ex-Goy. English and Mr.. William II. Far
ham OF NewIIayen each given 50 900, and eSsayor
william T. Fitch has given $4,000 TO the Connecticut
state Hospital Society.
Carl Schurz delivered his new lecture, "Ccn-
tcnnal Thoughts" In Boston on Thursday evening. II
il not display OF Rhetoric bat is earnest discussion
Of subjects yaly important to the country and its honor
and fame as a nation He said our Government as con-
stuted by the fathers the true representative OF the
best thought the nobest efforts and the highest qualities
OF the American people but rs existed to-day i showed
a steady decline froin THIS standard although hao pros
peredn material things. THIS decline was que TO cor
fnnn and the lack OF sate-maDship The fathers. he
said would stand fairly aghast a the monsro abortion
which exists and eXclaim with -curplul disgust, Is 10
th, you have made OF the fair anc we trah'htsN 70
your LaUds, To bee the embodiment 0I hbcry MlsuOin,
parity and honestly Is Il this you have made or HP II
ihev could present, thcy would say -peno iitle
les mc in plsg our virtues ana niue more ia iOi'
lowing our example"
DIR. j. G. Holland wrote az follows to the
womans National Temperance Association assembled in
Cincinnati last week: For the last 20 years | have
watched with absorbing interest the various phases and
yes II the temperance reform. confess that have
not found much to me- either in the results Of
pc-sonal reform. IN the outcome OF prOhbOry leZs
Iation DrlnkarIs are made faster than they can be
mcnded, ana hr laws are neither executed nor re pcccd
The OILY Way therefore, 10 cure drunkenness 70 cease
producing H. The only way TO get d oi trhnEaidS H. 10
sfon raisiu- Them Here whore WOWpn's g Ia ot
Labor lies with relation 10 tins great work The hope of
the country Is IN as chhurcn ana tDe cnl"tu are III nc
hands Of wOmrIi--WOucn manly IN the nome, women
mainly in fhe school women mainly In The sunday school
uaye no great hope OF your society Ia iniu
rnrinc hesitation should have great hone OF TIE
results legislation, even should yOu all Ia securing IT,
An anecdote OF BOuton, the painter of inte-
rlors and he friend and eomrade Of Dauee Is told By
the Paris correspondent Of he BoS'on IoS BOut0n
4
man entered without announcing himself and stood
behind him with his mouth full OF paint brushes the
artist did not look up but mnmbcd: Look about you
Ike; don't mind me" The visitor looked around FOR
while and then came back 20 h original position sup
pressing at the interruption, the artist, without
looking from hls work, gow!ed: wen, how is every
body at homer con, nicely, thank YOU" $50 much
tic better" continued the artist children well then T.
on perfectly" The visitor then began to citcise the
picture AMI when dfter half hours cOlytItaoon the
artist turned around, he Oeheld klnS Louis Philippe.
Bouton hlusled aud st8uner,d: rlr, yCu are artist
King enough to know that Shonid have lost my lint lad
| stopped my work TO display the iateier 20 Your
Majesty" GOOD" replied the King; like your re-
certion well that mean 20 have tho picture
WASHINGTON, Nov 21.-The Nice-Prcsident
passed very comfortable night Friday and appeared to
Toe decidedly better yesterday morning. The doctor did
NOT ihnk il necessary 20 visit him again saturday.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Gen. Spinner was
at the Treasury Department yesterday. He LEFT last
MINT To- Florida whore he viii spend the Winter Gov.
Ars Mississippi visited the Interior Department sat
uiddy