New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
.ss,r oreuirg. Mr.. Owen was In charge OF tho En-
ss go LOTIONS 81 both these Expostions
or ~s. Row. w. II. II. Murray stated at an en-

their opening. Mr.. Owen was In charge OF the En-
ss 80 ss. s%a 81 both these Expositions
Tho Rev. w. II. II. Murray stated at an en-
t,.uent given to him in Boston on Tuesday night,
che new church would hold its FIRST meeting on the
nrst snn" Congregation 1000 would move into new
purh building, every brick OF which should be paid for
'AI pension of f1OO has. by approval of the
30 heen granted to the widow OF tho late sculptor
Sw.r,e Philip This is understood 10 have been made
Bu,a rcpaiation Mr.. Philips loss ON the half OF
IN ps",,rrd podium of the Albert monument which is
mato have swallowed UP all his profits on that COM
mission , :,
prof Max Miller is receiving frank and
- welcome from the scientific men Of Italy HIS
reception at Florence in April followed by
sb by Prof dc Gubcrnatis in the Circoo Ftoiogieo.
NV, oty in which the latter besides making ample
IN Enlightenment of Prof Mullcrs merits, "showed
seneihing Of his own familiarity with the science OF
E tanner nsn' 's'
Tracediennes are often tragic without mean
.,obe It's related that Miss Charlotte Cushman
esnty riding in Hartford borsecar, when, thinking
, .he had arrived her destination she turned to her
a,bnor and asked in deep tone. in which there was
or Of Katherine of England than Is usually heard on
o cars: This is Pleasantst. is IL notr The lady
nnSsssed seized her dramatic opportunity with equally
c,c effect and replied: 1T is!" There was roar OF
Issrimcnt in which Miss Cushman Joined heartily
any ~,
s Latter from the Bodlcan Library in relation to an i'm
o.ant Ms OF the Psalms which he has found in the pos
.sson of Rabbi Jacob Saps of Jerusalem. He assigns
-. a,e ~ the manuscript the eleventh century, and
shows that il exhibits important variations from the
socen,ed TEXT He urges that definite revision OF the
an,tion of the Old Testament ought to be made in
he Of such MSS but that competent persons
,b, ~ out tn all parts of the world 10
wske colaOns with old MSS before reyisers settle the
sense OF doubtful passages
Mr.. W. Holman Hunt, the artist, deserves an
honorable mention for courageous assault on that inter
,.tonal nuisance-the organ-grindcr He appeared re-
.sntly before the Hammersmh Police Court in London,
and preserrcd charge against an iineran Italian for
annoying him by playing organ The dialogue be-
tween the TWO at time of the oenso Italian the
usic,on replying to Mr. Hunts ontrcaes that he would
eaye him his instead of his company, that he had
s much right do lis work Mr. Hunt had and that Ec
sboud not This brought the matter at once before
The courts rather before the constable. The tlai dis
closed the curious fact that the organgndcr had sort
AZ contract standing engagement with one or Mr..
Hunts feminine neghhors to come and play regularly
like all contractors he financially independent for
he paid lis fine of POS out of his pocket and with
ont any help from his patrons, on whose generosity the
Judge SAID in passing sentence that he could probably
nly.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Secretary Robson
loft here this morning for Rye Beach, N H. with his
family and will bc absent till the middle Of next week
secrciary Delsno left for Mount Vernon, Ohio, on the
sie train night. He will be absent several days.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Secretary Fish left
Washington to-day for NewYork, to be absent week.
All the Cabinet now absent, with the exception OF
Secretary BristOw aud Attorney General PlerTep0nt
VIM NJ Eyarts to-day argued patent question before
the Attorney General.