New-York tribune., 1875-02-09
LYCEUM THEATER-MIss LECLEBCQ-rHE Nj
MAGDALEN,
PERSONAL.

II is stated that the Dutch Cremation Socl-
ETY. now numbers about 1909 members.
Jean Francois Millett, distinguished French
landscape artist. pupil Of Paul Delaroche, died re-
Gently IN his 60 year, near FOntalnebieau.
The Massachusetts, Club of Boston will en-
ter,.n ez Gov william ClaAn next Saturday afternoon
previous 10 his departure for Europe the following
week
Mr. Horace White. formerly editOr-in-chief
of The Chicago Tribune, married in Chicago on
Thursday last to Miss McDouCan OF that city. They
will sail from this city soon Tor European trip
The Rev. DR.. Stephen II. Tying, jr, was
seized with an attack OF congestion Of the brain after
the services of Sunday, but is now recovering. He
leaves town a day Two with the hope OF complete
estOrauOn 10 health.
The Pope is represented by The London Tel
egraDh as having spoken follows of four English ez-
Ministers: One, said Pope, like and under
stand That Lord Clarendon. One like, b4t do
not understand That was Mr.. Gladstone one I'M
derstand but not Ike One neither understand
nor ike 1t should be added that the Pope Gid not
know the unfortunate fourth personally"
A plaster model Of the statue Of George d.
Prentice which is to he placed the doorway OF the
new hui ding Of The Louisville COs'1erJourndt has
been completed, and is pronounced by the friends OF
Mr. Prentice an excellent likeness The figure repre-
-rIt him sitting IN a chair. let hand resting
closed volume, and his right holding "a quN pen. III
viii require perhaps ten months for It's completion
estimated cost Of the statue, NAlCA Will DC e!AL
feet IL hight Is $1,000
Mr.. Gladstone, in letter to the Rev Philip
seLaff D. D. OF tLIs city dated Hawaruen Cistic. JAN
o. after thanking him for his edition Of his Gadstone
pam phlet on the Vatican DEGREES, and " the very
valuable additions" the following auscn 10 his
American correspondence: The inquiries correspond
ence and further matter OF the Ya
can DEGREES have absorbed my mind and time that
am unable to keep pace with the packs Of letters that
have received. have once or twice made TINS known
IN the English newspapers and IL would be Kindness
If any one would the insertion OF similar ntna-
non on your side Of the water by way OI apology 10 un
answered correspondents"
The Rev. Arthur Brooks has accepted the
call rendered him by the vcsuy Of the Church OF The
Incarnation to the place made vacant by the death Of
the Rev Dr. Montgomery. He is a member Of family
whose tendencies are toward the ministry and his four
brothers are all ordained mnislers-One IS the Rev.
Pniip Brooks OF Boston, well known as a distinguished
nreacher The Rev Arthur Brooks was born in Boston
in 1s45 After the Chicago fire in 1S1 the rectorship OF
st lanes Church in Chicago left vacant by the res
ignation OF the Rev. Hugh MileI Thompson. and Mr.
Prnoks accepted call the position. De Is cOnsIdered
10 be a fluent and fOrciOe e&ten pJrlneOus speaker j.
fine reader and thorough scholar Ii Is expected thai
he will en- er upon hs duties rector or Che Church or
tbe Incarnation on Easter sunday aDOut tnat time.
BosToY, Feb. S.-Charles W. Emerson, fOrthe
nast sx years connected with The boston Herald, died
to-day.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. SIT is reported that
tbe Hon George Brown will shortly proceed to England
10 receive tAe honor OF knlghthood'