New-York tribune., 1875-07-13
PERSONAL.

The Rev. w. II. III. Murrays new church in
Boston will not occupied until IT is free from debt
Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps is stopping at
Bread Loaf Inn. Ripton. Vermont
The Womcn's Centennial Committee Of
Providence necd - 900 from their celebration Of tho
burning of the Gaspre "A few weeks ago.
Gov. Chamberlain of South Carolina. accom-
panied by his brother. the Rev l.. r. Chamberlain OF
CHICAGO is paying visit his mother at West Brook
fcd, Mass
The wife of Mr. Amasa Walker of North
Brookhcld, Mass died last week. She Is said 10 have
been woman of culture. highly esteemed by all
who knew her.
The Rev. Wayland IIoyt and wife of Boston
sailed for Europe Saturday. They accompanied
hy many friends the steamer whore they agree
ably surprised u tn1 their sateroom handsomely deco
rated with choice flowers
$50 far as we are informed says Tho
Bnealo Courier " Licutenant-Goy Dorsheincr has no
thought of exercising the nrcrogatycs ~ the EVecu
tive chair during the temporary absence 81 Gov 1iicn
Albany His duties In connection with the capitol
Commission will require hs pres nee In Albany and he
will reside there after ine 1T of september"
The Right Rev George ID. Cummins of the
Reformed Episcopal Church has returned To Baltimore
after an OF several weeks Nearly all the money
necessary for the building OF the Bishops new church
has been subscribed. Mrs Cummins ana her daughter
are arranging for concert in aid ~ the church building
fund at Luihervie MI. where the Bishop and his family
spending tho summer.
rial headed by Mr Disrae has decided "a place mar
BILE slab In place OF the present tablet the poets
grave in the little church Hucknell Torard. Tho
Greek Government Is to be asked 20 furnish block "
Pentec marble for the slab There /. also talk OF doing
the memory Byron the long delayed justice of erecting
a statue Of him IN SOME public place In London.
A Mr.. Sheb0llt, who lives now in Lucas
County Ohio. who is native OF Bohemia. has what
might be called % baked Bible II formerly the prop
crty OF his grandmother very devOut Protestant who
was victim of good deal Of religious persecution.
An order passed by the Government ordering tue
seizure Of every Bible for burning. When the old lady
saw tue officers Of the Law approaching her house 10
search IT, she wrapped the book In batch OF dough and
drposted II In u hot IL was thoroughly baked be
fore she take IL out again. but she saved II ron
destruction.
Col. j. w. Foney has sent from London to
the Superintendent OF the National Museum In ndepen-
dence Hall. In Philadelphia, three interesting mrmen-
toes: photograph OF that part Of Domesday Book DO
voted description OF the landholders OF berkshire.
nearly 500 copy Of the Great seal or ing
land with fine head ~ Queen Victoria sent Dy the Lolu
Chancellor 10 zen. SChcnCk, In response 10 hls request,
and original portrait OF Charles H. lent 10 the Msr'in
by the American Consul at southampton Ihis picture
originally belonged 10 the Duke % buckingham ~
interesting to PhiaGcphahs because II IN one OF tte
coemporary portraits Of the King who signed the ehas
ter which conveyed Pennsy lvanls " William Penn
QUEBEC July l2.-Monsgnor Roncetu. tn