New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-14
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Wilbur +. Storey of The Chicago Times
is about to take trip Europe, according to common
report.
The Rev. DR.. Mark Hopkins has consented
todelvcr his course OF lectures on theology IN chicago
and will give the opening one next Tuesday.
The Rev. Thomas X. Beecher preached the
dedcaory in his church in Emira last Sun
dav and at the same time had his salary increased TO
$500.
Ex-President Maclean of Princeton n. j.,
continues to enjoy moderately good health He is now
engaged upon history of the College OF New-Jersey,
which is well advanced towards completion
Carl Schurz is in town awaiting the arrival
OF bis family from Europe by steamer due within the
next day or TWO lie energies from the Ohio campaign
fresh and hearty and looking rs ii he had yet in him the
capacity for making dozen suCh.
A project for erecting IA memorial to Daniel
OCoune at his birthplace in Carhen Ireland, has been
started 1t proposed to raise the means by penny sub
scpOns. and as II is to be removed from taranisn
il is thought that Irshmen OF every shade OF opinion
will lend their aid.
Vice-President Wilson is in town and greatly
reoiced over result of the Ohio election He thinks
it due 20 the return of alenaed elements to the Repuh
cau party and believes that iE the pcrnauence OF this
return Ic7 tho hope OF fntHc success. lilo NlcePresi-
dent is in excellent health.
Prof. }. c. Watson, chief astronomer of the
American sary observe the transit Of Venus at Pc
kns China reached his home in Ann Arbor. Mich. last
once lie has been absent about IL months, during
which time he has made complete tour OF the world
The Hon. Godloye 5. Orth, United States
Minister to Austria, writes to hi, in Indiana that he
is about to take trip through Moayia and Bohemia,
and expects 10 visit the most prominent cities OF Ger
MANY as Prague Dresden Berlin. Lclpsc, R1sbOn, and
Munich, after which lie VIII return 10 Vienna for the
winter
The statement that Prof. David Swing had
received call from the Tompkins Avenue COngrega-
tional Church OF Brooklyn pronounced erroneous No
action whatever been taken by the church in the
matter ~ calling pastor Prof. Swing has simply ac-
ccpod the invitation vi the church 10 supply their pulpit
on the oath inst
Tie suspension OF Mr.. John GOrham of Provi-
deuco is only personal and does not involve the
Gorham Manufacturing Company. one OF Mr. Gorhams
largest creditors expresses the belief that he Will be able
TO pay all his debts and have 800 900 left Among
his S,cs is tract 10 of land the Hudson
River between lngleside and Nlack
The Hon. Lyman Tremain was in Paris
about three weeks ago much improved in health by his
tour lie says in a published letter: The ex-Empress
that She was lame with rheumatism and used crutches
Last evening dropped into shop the Rue de Ia
PaN purchase picture of Eugene which in
the window. A. the woman delivered II she said: She
ia not now the fashion in Paris Nobody wishes her
back. Even the negatives OF her best phOOgI aphs
destr0ycd by order Of the Government"
MONTREAL, Oct. 13.-BishOp Whipple has
arrived from Minnesota speak al the great Episcopal
missionary meeting Tomorrow
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 13.-MaiO r-Gen.W
f. Barry COnmandaut of the Artillery School. left here
this morning for Lynchburg 10 act OF the Judges Of
a competitive drill.