New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
PERSONAL.

A campaign life of Gov Hayes, written by
Mr. WIN. d. HJwells OF me ARnEe Monthly. VII! 10
published shortly.
Ex-Unitcd States Treasurer Spinner has re-
turned 20 his home in Mcnawk, He!Smer CO.; after hav
ing recruited his health Icy \ LONG stay IN Fl1tida
Mr.. Irving i. Church, who graduated from
Cornell University In 1873 ass recently been appointed
Assistant Professor af Civil Engineering in that in-iiu
ton The engineering department has nov one professor
and two assistant professors devoted 10 ITS sprcia work.
Capt. Richard Kelly of Falmouth, England,
hes ,cacyel from the President OF tho United States
handsome telescope suitably inscribed, reward Tor
his bravery aud humanity IN rcseuing the crew Of tns
IN ISL.
DR.. FoYlyce Barker of Ncw-York, who has
been in London on his annual Summer VISIT has left ms
London friends ard isolated himself for three weeks IN
To- pcM taS ag%r or az ts
Centennial next september
Mr.. Josiah Henson, whose character ard
career supplied Mrs Harriet Bcecher stowe with the
original conception Of Uncle Toms Cabin" is now IN
England seeking aid III his efforts in belal; 0! the VII
heriorco Educational Institute at Chatham. Ontario,
Canada his private propcity has become involved, ana
unless help ia given BIN he w be left without support
IL his oil Nix Henson = now In ms sst year Ahu
rcyisils England after the lapse Of quareg of cen.
tlry Several members Of Parliament Lave generously
assisted him. among whom arc sir A. Fcxweu Buxton
ANA NJ. $. Morley.
DR.. Schlicmann found the bargains of the
VuSs too oncrous for his enthusiasm. These werc
The conditions under which The Porte permitted him 10
rcsup,c his excavations III site Of ancient Troy: The
explorer to give up twohirls INSTEAD of cnehdD
Of III tie objects he discovered his operations were to
be nachs, by couple OF officials appointed by the Min
ie,ry OF Public Instruction and paid ny 'r shl"inann
vino wac Likewise 10 maintain six police zIpets Tor sup
porting by thei: presence the authority OF tie hHlsfs
delegates Moreover he wac 20 build dwellings f"r MS
lDorrs si, sdhtc for the shelter az ali aatIues
brought 10 light. difference tnsaIdnS ne bu,'ing
msrniia a. be used in Tie construction - Tbs bnidass
said to % the 'or Nhch ne withdrew io
the bargain the local authorities ins,etg on ilu WHO
the doctor held ont FOR mud
Mr.. NJ. ID. Conway las tie following about
the last hours OF Miss MGrnoaG in letter ron LONDON
to The Cincinnati C0mmereia: have recently heaGa
from friend who visited Harriet Martineau her last
days that the venerable aGtGnrcsS quite resoute III
her philosophical opinions the end. She had just been
shown letter asking Il she believed in 'inmorahty'
and she replied: Il have reason &c believe IN ano'
world have had enough ~ lie In one, and can see no
good reason why Harriet Martnean should De peIET
atcd' She had never the slightest becf ~ splI1 anI
but was believer in masGc'isr, aud Wy; NC iWs,n
she continued her correspondence wIih Nr Ah let.
This gentleman has sent tue rlatc !IiorLdnt VI ned
tors from her to Ms. rhilinlh :" Ms. Martpcau
The old lady bad no: gone o" ~ oSA hei gh'' the
years when she died SIZE Va. o!~ays chrs,s nJ nueh
| magazines and HoWtp"IcI5 u'"b''"si "''' ~
| OF Lcr old fg.euds." Ii
Mr.. Sims Reeves gives The following peru.
nam advice 10 yOcai,sis who addicted 70 "'s
uo,,sclvcs With az manner OF conleci.ojS nj"
ag,s. at IS impossible to say how much in'''h'
bcen den, NJ tue absurd accounts OF the raney W 80,
n,es indispensable 10 orr former c'ehi Singers -.
eyer may haze been the practice in the past s'''"
| IA thnt tie drinking Of many bottles of Deer VI -
r.r .vo,Ip, will give voice are 40 ehsoetg an n,T
IL say tho idea that no man - o 49, rs eus
man " no allows his gnests to 90 homo sv ~; 4, s,r
experience and II much better 70 o., w n yerv rare
| tireH. xiv ceie iozenke u "ei'A