New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
PERSONAL.
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Lord Lytton has given 500 rupees 10 the
Napier memorial to DE erected in India.
Gov. HAYES il not member OF any church,
hut he attends regularly the Methodist Church. oI Wheh
Mrs. Hayes is COMMUNICATE
Gov. Rice of Massachusetts proposes 10 at-
tend the Centennial celebration OF tne Fourth oi July a'
Philadelphia without a stan OF an esfofI
Mr.. j. II. Hager, of The Tobacco Leg1, saiiea
for Europe on the oath inst in the Egypt and VIII MAKE
a long stay acknowledging in bad heatl.
Mr. David A. Wells, Mrs. Ralph Waldo
Emerson aud Mr.. Oliver Wendell Holmes were among
the latest contributors 10 the Old SOuth Chnfch 1ui
The Rev. DR.. Van Rensselaer,, late President
of Hobart College, will sail for Europe on Saturday with
his famy. He INTENDS To be absent about three years
The late Bishop Milman of Calcutta spent
the whole of his episcopal salary works OF beneYoence
and yod his travelling allowances ana private me'h'
Chief-Justice Horace Gray OF the Supreme
Court Of Massachusetts win si from this port for Liver
poo in tolays steamer, intending to spend INC summer
in continental travel.
Gen. Sherman and his daughter were IN this
city yesterday their way to NeWayen to attend tue
Commencement exercises at falo Coliess, "hero ''e
Generals son has been a student Tor some Tine
The late Bishop Cummins preached his last
sermon at Bethany Independent Methodist Church, Bal
morc on the 18Th inst. heavy rain storm prevailed
IN that day AMI before reachinr his home after the even
s services the Bi5nop contracted seyrIe eod, m iis m
Illness continued to grow worse uniii ~ cnIluled III HIS
death. lie leaves wife and several children
There will be a good deal of talking in Bos-
ton over the third marriage OF Mrs. t. BigelOw Law
renee a.terward Mrs. Dr. Hunt, now Mrs Vene T. Arm
strone ana originally Mss sae Ward Of Louisville KY
Tho lady n win be remembered, did not ind happin ~
in her marriage with Mr. Lawrence nor Gid 50" nKe 10
live IN Bosto she went back 70 her native hentcsy
where she was much admired that many stedmDoat,
were called by her ha den name. Wien nIst "rdGci
sha was u beautiful. daslling, brilliant southern ne'ie
very much accustomed To 40 what she pleased, ann Eoi
AZ nm rrllsnin cold staeness OF the distinguished
Boston :a;rilY INTO whicE size married.
The statue OF the Rev. John WitherspOoD,
one of the ssucrs OF tho Declaration OF Independence,
l. nearly completed. 1t will he unvailed in Paramount
Park Phi adcipha. during July. The Phd0delJhG Press
gives the following description Of it The monument
stand, 2i3 feet high The snre represents the patriotic
Presbyterian in the attitude OF public speaker wearing
tho period with CLOAK thrown gracefully over b!s
shoulder H. ono hand he holds IOI o! manuscrpf,
white the o:ncris elegantly extended The pose is cN
tftmey graceful aui r-llkC. the Read u well shaped
and faithfully poised, and the face Is true 10 iife'
LONDoN, June 27.--Mr Garreto Murray, Her
Britnmuic Maesty's Consul &c Portland. Me- has been
transferred to uonos Ayres NJ. Arthur Raby succeeds
Mr. Murray at Portland
BosrON, June 27.--At meeting of the
alumni Of williams College to-day william Cullen Bryant
w.s Gle ctcd President foI the ensuing year E1-pres
dent IiO pkE delivered "a centennial address.