New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
PERSONAL.
twenty or 80.

A collection of Schllcr's business letters in.
Guiding 200 nevor before printed, will shortly be pab
hshed In Leipzig.
The Detroit Free Press announces that Susan
B. Anthony in search Of the man who described her a
occupying improper attitude u toward Mr. dnItDn a
adds That sho proposes 70 ne amotner1a" I" lin with
all that thatname implies.
King Oscar III. of Sweden will be a long time
absent from his kingdom this Spring la tho middle Of
May DO win p visit to the G1 10 Be 81 sSa II %
ginning Of June VIII go to st. Petersburg to sec the En-.
peror Alexander
Judge Grover Of tho Court OF Appeals has
uroyed 30 much In hoath recently that the fears which
ere entertained concerning his future usefulness have
heeu IN large measure quietcd II IL thought that with
rest and travel he will overcome the nervous Prostitution
which seems to be bis main trouDe lie WILL st sooa On
o Southern trip.
In The Lynchbarg Wa.) Gers there Is an
obituary notice OF Mr. Charles Henry Lynch, who 10
stated was tho grandson Of Charles Lynch tho orts
nator Of the famous Lynch Law" Inc oa tree Is stl
Judge Lynch's victims suspended This abatement
il Confirmed by the authority Of Webster who says
Lyneh. who thus took the law into his own hands"
The congregation of Christ Church, Balti.
more of which Assistant Bishop Dudley Of kentuckywm
the former rector has extended call to the Rev William
Ksus Of ,G this s hueh but s
vet given an answer to whether he VIII accept tbs
lie viii remain in Baltimore week before returning to
Kentucky and will not bis family for some time
The drollest political announcement yet made
IA that Of London correspondent of The Dublin Free
mans Journal who declares that the Admlnstraton
seriously considering the appointment OF Mr. George W.
smaley the London correspondent OF TIE rk,BCSs; TO
succeed Gen sShenck a american Minister 70 En-
but il Is not perhaps, very rash statement TO say that
up to s time Cen Grant has NOT seriously considered
the question Of appointing him.
Count Enzenberg, formerly resident Minister
Of phs and as
in his album three OF unusual interest The nrst Is Of "
Gulzos, who writes "In the course Of my long Life
have learned two wiso thing:-cne 70 forgive much
the other Is to forget" Theirs wrote under
eerity of the forgiveness" Prince Bismarck wrote below
these two sentences the following: have learned In
nay life to forget much, and to make myse 0acn Tor
given"
In giving his constituents an account OF his
recent visit to America Mr. H. C. f. Chlders, NJ p, said
he was never 80 amazed whom he compared his last
trip with tho he made yeas BEFORE just previous
to the rcbeliOn He noticed greet development In NJ
tional feeling. Formerly the Americans thought too
mueh of what others werethinking saying Of them
now they appear have acqnred thoroughly imperial
and national character and had grown in national cont
ers especially Germans. had CRAFTY Increased A. me
close Of his speech be gave the 'ess
briefly, and cvility, delusion which his countrymen
generally entertained.
The inevitable squabble over a rich mans
months ago. left fortune Of $1,000 000 and the funeral
was hardly over before the heirs began to quarrel about
the requests One relative, who had received $1,000
said he deserved times that amount and gave notice
that he would contest the WILL The latest move COM
bined by the widow and some OF the other heirs ana
consists OF petition to the Michigan Legislature Tor "a
amendment to the present law relating 70 the
who appointed to take charge OF the eetAto
until it settled and instead to give the executors CON-
rO The resist the proposed change IN the INV ana
powerful lobby enlisted on both sides, bitter con-
| test Is anticipated.
Mr.. Smith, Vicar Of Landulph, near Ply
mouth, England is extraordinary specimen OF the
| muscular Christian. meeting Of tho vestry OF his
church was recently held and several letters from tho
spiritually minded Vicar readn whichhe had spoken
of his parishOners by the endearng torm Of "unciyI
lied swne" and had play fully nsnuaed that tho parish
officers rOges. These observations caused GOOD
OF cOmmotion, and after exceedingly fervd 70
the Vicar withdrew with celebrity and locked the
brethron in behind him. When Of the imprisoned
made his escape he knocked down by the ener
geic Vicar in the churchyard. At last accounts sum
it Is to be hoped that little seclusion with the opport.
nifty for reflection which will AFFORD VIII prompt him 70
the adoption of mider form OF propagatng his opinion
| SALT LAKE CITY, April 12.-David p. Lowe,
the recently appointed ChefJusce of Utah. hes arrived
| here.
| WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Hon. GOdlove
s. Ortiz United States Minister to Austria, Is here. and
expects to recciye his instructions on Thursday.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-Treasurer Spinner
to-day received autograph letter from the President
| accepting his resignation as Treasurer OF the
United States, and expressing for the retiring ON
the warmest sentiments OF regard Tor MN
| together with high appreciation OF MS weuAno"s
probity, patriotism, and OFFICIAL integrity