New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
PERSONiL.

Mrs Helen Hunt is to be married soon, 1t Is
announced to a Mr. Jackson prominent business man
OF Colorado
Chef-Ju>tice Waite has returned to Wash
.ugton ON Mddetown, whore he mas been to visit his
wife, "hO - sick.
Justice Joseph p Bradley of the United States
supreme Court, who has been passing the Summer In
Vermont, arrived at his home in Nework, y j, yesteE
day, on his way Ia Washington.
Gen. Shcrdan's visit to the Pacific Coast at
this time was toexamuc into threatened Indian troubles
in Oregon lie reports in Francisco that affairs are
not 50 bad ~ he expected to hnd them
Prof. James Law of Cornell University has
applied for the skeleton Of American Girl to be placed in
the University museum that Of typical Iotting
horse. il is thought the request will not be granted
Mrs Charles Moulton will be married on the
2lst inst to Mr.. j. II. de HcgennannLindcncron''
Danish Minister at Washingon. The ceremony Vi tahe
place at Cambridge, Mass, Mrs Moal'ono present ic'i
dcnce
Benilmin Franklin, as POstmaster-(icncral,
established a postoice at Falmouth. Ne, on oct. 8,
l77 and the centennial OF the act observed quietly
~ Falmouth on Tuesday. The original cohAi'Sion'
signed by Franklin. Is still IN existence.
President Porter of Yale College and the Rev.
Dr. Leonard Bacon, at recent meeting OF ccrsymcn IN
New Haven opposed motion 10 invite McsSrs Moody
and Siukcy to that city ~ aeon mWntdnc th.t tAt
tory tory " ''''
Robert Dale Ovens physician, DR.. Eyerts,
has written letter announcing that the former b. re-
stored TO sanity and is about 70 start for hs home AZ New
Harmony, Ind, where he will remain for time under
medical carc abstaing entirely from labor The Doctor
thinks that his patient Wil IN snort lme e ape 10
resume h5 work with all the yiS0r ana ability To he cN-
pcctcd III man Of hS age. Mr. owen also lGpiItht9 Il
three months rest, and that hc feels deeply the kind
words which the newspapers have SAID OF MN IN MS
affection.
Mr. John Anderson has aroused bitter feel
ing by refusing to De taxed further tor the support Of
the Penilie4r school correspondent of The ErennG
Post complains that school teachers throughout the
country contributed q fund Ot 5000 or $4,000 to "a
memorial fund for the Cambridge Museum in connection
with the Anderson school and adds NIh reference 10
the Boston SnccS at Mr. Anderson for refusing 10 give
any more money Might not small portion ol tiIis
fund thus obtained have been applied in better aith ana
better MORALS 10 re sX,ihe',on ui any i'Ih2 'ent'
as they done In, mcmOry OF the great nn who I'M
ai!tHtcd the school and nsultcd the gentleman Wlcsc
generosity had enabled him to do so!'
Col J. W. FOncy comes to the rescue of
Americans who aIo ridicucd by Enssha.cn for their
nasal twang. he writes in OF his London letters:
Let ADMIT at the start that there nothing more dc
lktful than the conversation of an educated English
man or Engi,hwoman; but the moment You pass from
their circle you assailcd at every quarter by
nngng Of dialects, ami M many eases most nccmpc-
hrr>ibc lrgon. often hnd II difficult To understand an
English clergyman and il Is ire common remark of
Americans who visit the ihe'teTs tha they lose large
portion OF the play ~ consequence or the rapid ANA nl>-
finct enunciatOn OF actors in subordinate parts The
same observation may De made Wth Justice q! mo't nt
the speakers in the House Of Commons. Take ont Mr..
ii i next 90 impossible 20 comprehend what nearly all
the others say
There is a funny side to even 80 sad case
As the abduction Of Charley R0's The father of thc lost
boy tells the story reporter Of The Ihade'phia
Tunes While in Canada. recently he saw circular Of
circus manager announcing figures OF the Ross fam
iy together with an on from the himself of
reward Of ~ 900 for the discovery Of t" boy NT Rrss
went to the circus aud figures Of himself and Wc,
and Charley Of which bore the raH resemblance To
the originals WihO making himself known he talked
with the exhibitor. who told him Eo was frequent
visitor To the Ross household and that all AZ the fucs
were strikuEiy accurate likencsSeS When Mr. Ross
m.dc himself known the man vas duubf0unded !or
molucnt but immediately expressed his deep sympathy,
declaring his Willingness 90 pay the $1,000 reward and
offered In ease The bOy found 10 give tie father
~ 900 week for 30 weeks for the privilege Of exhibit
Ing him.
LONDoN, oct. 6.-Lord and Lady Dullcriu
return to Canada next Friday.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 6.-JellcrSOn Davis
loft at to-day for Hopkinsyc. Ky, his native
place where he will deliver address at the Agrcuu
RAJ Fair on Friday.
TORONrO, Oct. G.-James LOudOn has been
appointed Professor OF Mathematics and Natural Phios
ophy in the Toronto University. lie is the first graduate
OF the institution who has held profcSsor,hip there