New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-31
PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Louise Cary returns TO this
country about the middle Of March.
Gov. Fairbanks of Vermont has almost on.
trely recovered from his recent severe illness.
Mr.. Moody, say the Boston Journalists. bean
O. remarkable resemblance to President Grant
There is a slight change in the condition OF
Prof Sman, and his physicians think that ne may n
cover.
Mrs. julia Ward Howe has been refused en-.
tertalDment Minnesota hotel because she female
lecturer.
Mr.. Josiah Quincy is trying to start building
and organizations in Massachusetts, Ike those 10
Philadelphia.
Although much improved in health Arch
bishop Bayley Of Baltimore will spend the remanderd
the Winter IN Florida.
The nearest living relative of the old Reyo-
lutionary soldier, John Stark Is handsome and nte
gent granddaughter living in the Ole family man
sion at DuDDartOn, W.
Mr.. Montgomery Sears il the young Bos-
tonan who has much money that lie doesn't know
what to do with IT, After he has been graduated At Yale
caro- of mis- pro,erty lie has just bought beautiful
house in Boston for about 100000.
The Hon. Charles EameS, Washington
lawyer and once U. s. Minister to Ecuador, was noed
AS a man fond OF long and pedantc words When Jenny
Lind singing here he tried 10 procure free tickets 70
her concerts and was heard remark in large maa-
ner agnise special satisfaction in the concord Of
sweet sounds whan tits unaccompamcdO y Tie di'ou'e'
ment Of shekels"
| President Grant on Saturday evening went 10
all entertainment Baltimore given in his honor by MI
| s. NJ Shoemaker. Til ere many Southern guest&
who COMMUNICATED him on his late official course. "a
| young lady of widely -known Virginia family WHO
coud not lie there, wrote to Mrs shoenoser enGsnas
the President and declaring that ne deserved e 'n'A
/ OF all the women IN the i'liu
They tell this story in Washington of Mr.. Hal
stead of The Cincinnati CoDmercal lie attended So
cia gathering last Saturday evening AMI was ntrodca
70 a number OF Southern Congressman rs Tie GATOR
The Cincinnati Inquirer. They compm'nted his paper
Of which good mauy they said were taken In tier SO
ZION ana Mr. Halstead. mOdrsty blu>hng al inc comf
mrnts .oworrd upon him. said re tired 70 make sOOa
| Paper, and was glad 1t suited tnem
| vonpc man looking somewhat like
southeIrer and what like an Oneida Indian was"F
covered AMONG crowd Of snow-sboveefs NJ the oep'N
Railway station in Syracuse last week. While wau1ns
for the ptance due him it was observed that ne sed
DESTROYS of being by himsen wholly avoiding Ms ~'s
| comrades This paoriy clad but proud shoveler vas
| Bushnell FO,reS, second son OF tbe ho.vu '""'
| general, n. b. Forrest of Fort Pillow memory!
OF Miss Susan B. Anthony, Mrs. Mary Clem'
NOR stoutly says: 81 like Susan Her jaw has the se
lute GRID It would naturally get il lifelong ius'e"
have IFS own way Her eyes are large. round ana s1'
and look straight at you she has no end oi eon''a
seuse and lots ~ keen wit, sentiment, ana HUE %
turc in tho aesthetic But she IL as a'''ctoha
IA simple minded rs a chdj brave noble wouaD' VI.
has given her whole life her highest CONVICTIONS 'a
IN battling for the equality tha! she does s1e stS
,rre 10 Tie traditions Of her Quaker brih ana
like to look upon ner AZ siie ana s'lcl' "se an
! where che cannot turn and rend me ior m' s"'N''
| the cause n
While Gen. Jewell was our Minister IN knS.
sia lie visited the tanueres OF that country ana v
ont the secret OF The ksssia leather beio'ed
book doyotcrs. The secrct is the result OF 'no u
birch brlk with which the skins are dIeSs'H ;" -,
Of taow aud grease. the latter substances O'".
| largely used as food among tho lower CLASSES
which Ia carefully saved as IL eYudes rom ,.l
whom burned. was first used "a substitute '0 -.
grease IN Russia II Is 10 this day, ahn te' 80.
filing and dressing OF skins. BY system oil o"'S'
oury and literally following his nose durns h' Vs.
some of the great Russian tanner!es aud curriers'
| Mr. Jewell found this compound In great Ar''' 80
for use aud thus the mystery was solved " Ed,,sly
pcusye cOsing about $40 barfei, "nu s,'us lesns
ordered ten barrels and sent them To
leather manufacturers IN this country Win % re
| now made In America, aud doubtless WI" ~" ~"
! nearly nifty per cent below former prices -,
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale does ~.
greatly care for reyiyals and reyiyslisiS hV 80 "a.
suggestive story I" In early life happened !" IA
morning with the distinguished author ;! Ne'''
Just after wo had both heard great preachr ,,,
much rhetorical power and rcmarka'e .a.,
sneak on the text Tho whole creation groaneu " ~.
| tosether until now asked Mr.. Judd how re n''"
sermon 4 stood it, though with Difficulty, =. a,,c.
In sort Of agony 1 stood It TIL he came 70 mss
! whore he abused Gods oceau But "hS 10 sos" S., A
that WAS roaring In pain. VAS hownns VII" g. ,hs
convinced OF SIN. had to lsavc my se"' anu 49,, Al
| church crowded by tho good woman ~ ' Let
the pew Excuse mo- Madam. but II makes nv -. ,.,s
said I was not myself till stood under uoe , ,s.,
stars in his s night fhoy were not IN anSus car ss
wero not howling In pain. And oouli hoo.o",y Ne
| man de;amins thca.' And Iacn' meso