New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
PERSONAL.
people.

Ex-Gov. Chamberlain of South Carolina has
been for visiting in Maine His health is said
to be- precarious.
The Hon. Neil GiImour, Superintendent of
Public Instruction in this State, has returned home from
his six weeks visit to Scotland
President Hayes has been invited to be pres
the fair of the Virginia state Agricultural Society
Gov Hampton of south Carolina is Ia be the orltor
Ex-Congressman John V. Farwell of Chi
cago seriously i'll with pneumonia since his re-
from Colorado At last accounts his condition was
more favorable.
The Hon. Allen Wardner, father-in law Of
Secretary Eyarts died at Windsor VT Wednesday morn
ing He was Alstead, n. H., and had passed MS
nnetieth birthday
Mr. Alfales Young, a son OF the late Brig
ham Young, has settled Pinckney Mich, aud begun
,he practice of the law He was graduated from the Law
Department OF Michigan University.
Ex-Attorney- General Stanbery is described
as tail and having electrical eyes. lie his coat
butloned close to the collar He mpresses some peo
pie as good representation OF Mr.. Paul Dombey sr
Mr.. John Mccullough, CALIFORNIA; favOrite
actor was given farewell benefit in San Francisco last
Saturday evening when Hamlet" played. Mr
Mccullough toIr or several months dnra
zion in the Eastern states and Europe
Ben De Bars death was the occasion of
much public sorrow in ST. Louis. Of snop
dows displayed memorials. Under the chandelier in the
yestIDue Of tue Olympic Theatre hung card
draped i'm mourning with this inscription: "In Memo
riunn-Ben De Bar. We shall not look upon his Ike
again"
Senator Ben Hills war horse, over the death
and burial Of which there has been considerable gusn in
the papers is phantom steed The Senator, IL Is stated
on authority, " never had war horse he was never
borne through any battle by anything he never had
die his hands. and never Composed an epaph
about him II he dld ule
Mr.. Apollos r. WetmOre Of this city, while
dining with Gen. Joseph Hooker Garden City Hotel on
Wednesday last remarked that he had shot ployer on
Hampstead Plains 1.-THE site Of Garden CITY sixty years
ago He must been in arms them, remarked tne
General soto friend at an adjoining table, al
ludng 10 tae very yOuthui appedahc" vi tho O''"S'
rian WemOre
A special dispatch from Chinnequa Springs
TO The Phadelpha Times says that the complaint rom
which Mr. f. L. Davenport Is suffering is gou which has
recently attacked thu heart Thursday evening the phy
scan reported heart symptoms bad nearly sub
sded strong hopes entertained OF HIS recovery
His wnale family at his bedside, excepting Mss
Blanche and Mss May. who are abroad Miss May Is eA
pected hOme this week
President Anderson of Rochester University,
who has been lying at point Of death at Freepor Me-
was more comfortable yesterday Prot. j. H. Gilmore
who is with h telegraphs to friend In this city; "Dr
Anderson is comfortable and We hope better" OF his
illness The Rochester Democrat gives the following details:
"August TO- he quite i'll and confined to his ROOM la
making examination the ply scian ascertaneG tbat
one lung was inactive The fever was broken up In 8
conyaIescing pneumonia sot in aud assumed yiO-
lent dangerous form. Upon the 18th Of August the
President i'll that his attendants were
allowed to him, aud he unable TO obtain any rest
except by assuming half reclining posture The phys
clan, who thought ne worrying over the University
and business matters told him he muss throw from bis
mind all thoughts Of home matters. He was answered.
Doctor have got beyond that From the very nrs',
it is said, that DIR. Anderson had no nope Oh
his recovery and SO expressed himself He asked 10
| they know at home how Sick how very sex smt W
the 25ta Dr. Mitchell OF Bowd0r College Was sunVheu
in CONSULTATION At that time tue pas!ent was very low,
was delrOus and kept moving his hands about pQhs'hk
al some imaginary object otc. Inc inactive iuh< hhI ~
| this time begun u develop alarming symptoms Ihe
coughing was very violent and worry bad matter Oh gan
grenous raised. Tue VOICE was not aDe 70 u
more tnan Whisper and the whole the appeardhee Va
the pauent was very alarming DIR. Mitchell prononnced
recovery impossible ami the end Attending the fresi
| dent gave up all hope On the 27th Dr burDahlA oi
Yarmouth was called in also counsel, anu his oplon
was the reverse OF the Others. He stated t IeooS1
nad already begun, aud that tho crisis OF the "S
| passed vi on this, hope again revived some"hA1