New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24
PERSONAL.

Prof Benjamin Silliman is very i'll at his
home In New-Hayen.
Ex-senator FentOn and his daughter belong
to Florida er the rest OF the winter
Senator Conkling, say the letter-writers, has
u blcachcd appearance and gloomy expression.
The statue of Juarez was cast in San Fran
cisco Oh saturdaythe first work of the kind ever undcs
taken ID California. aud therefore memorable.
The DR.. Quincy who is about to marry the
Hon Charles Francis AGams's only daughter. Is tue
youngest - Edmund Quincy now living III Dedhain
Mr.. r. b. Aldrlch is in position TO answer
th5 Iipperian estion. WHAT is fameP Washington
credits Them TO ~. Badrck'
Mr.. John J. Anderson, the author of school
histories desires known that ne not the person
with the same name who now acting as receiver Oft
Continental Life insurance company
The play which Mr.. Bret Harte and Mr.. Mark
Twain are writing together is to belong to Mr. Charles
Parsoe tine Hop sing Of Two Men oil sanay bar LIS
The Rothschilds are said to he worth-ali OF
them together-the agreeable sum oi S3.iO0,OCo,ooo
One OF them Boron Edward, has just purchased at ado
ton curiou, piece furniture covered with plates Of
Seyres, Tor 100000 francs.
Senator Blaine found beautiful bouquet on
his desk In the chamber when be hrs, appered
there the other day He looked bale, hearty ana happ
and the Senators ali rushed at him to congratulate him
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evidently dill not go until her husband held n
seat by the election of the Legislature rather than the
temporary appointment Of Governor and as there are
scarcely six weeks OF the session lct doesn't Ihhk
Augusta and 10 Washington for ~ short petoh
Mr.. Escoglra, the Spanish artist, has done
graceful aud timely thing Before salhs iof fals
let 100 in gold FOX the Metropolitan Museum ID A'
city Gas slight token OF bls appreciation oi TIE An@
ess OF the American people and OF his interest," " ''
progress OF art
Mr.. George l.. Catlin, who uses the columns
- rh, Commercial doer.lser to distribute to the Amer'
can press the witty paragraphs for which he sOmeun
gets credit and sometimes doesn't. has been eie'e
dent Of the Paraeraphers Association. Inc nemSS
suip consisis OF paragraph writer's ior Tue u'h'
A Western poet says that he has waited iot
Some bald Of powerful song To pour music % 'A'
'"i'"7 Kin to those sweet strains u.at toueheiu
That vent down in Ashta6nIa
In Tie soul Of p L. hiss
Valentine, the Virginia sculptor, whhe AZ
stanton last Fall charmed with th' singing y!
bttle blind gill Of a song in which occurred the Hne'
"when shall behold thy face I" The music the "VuF
and tle touchg presence OF the little GIRL WIN ue'
hands nut up a. II in mute appeal, made pciuie w.
me artistic mind which AZ has reploi1ee" ~ "'''
his studiO Ia Richmond
The Hon. Thomas Jones Yorke, Congress
man from New Jersey from 1887 TO 1889 and from loti
80 ~, WA, ON the door Of the HoLsc on Monday LOOK
, ,ro,g and well kept. Mr YOrke was candidate os
ecctiou to the XVIII Congress, but ne was "o' -.
ted although he went 10 Washington With the broSd
s,al OF his state Fernando Wood ~ wy ou'
ur,,rnt ON Monday who served WIN h'H'
DIR. Mary Walker promptly appeared al tho
Uu,.u SUFFRAGE Convention al Washington last VEGA
nh ert animation of her presence IN the ha.l WIS ue4
slr standing on the platform and waving hcf arm
,e ,sy, forth treasontbe and hloodenTInS oi"A"-'
II the Constitution. Her bloomrr e0s'aAr Vas vs 10
Dor BLACK. with pink SIX h,i'u.t 80. ,rfat
gite the necessary touch OF color !" he'
Mr. Moody will be entertained by MI Du.
rant the founder Of Wellesley College d"iIns us '
uos,o, The SINGERS accepted for The IaieI la'' NJ,
,r,s Will he divided into nyo complete ehohN -
rr,t rehearsal Of the consolidated ch"'rs '"'o M
shout 900 s,ngers prcsont. Pr0i Loeb io"''
r,,tor OF the New-EuS gland Cor eryaloIy o. sfss
Dean Of The BOst0L Ohl''i''' N'''
lng them. ,:,,,,s vieWs
Mrs. browning, writing OF her religious Wv
&, a recently published private letter Nii"' -,
| tariansm OF the National Churches 10 "N"n ia
bcl,ng aud OF the Dissenting bodies 10 "~, 80.
stand 10 se.her before me cn pre'p ja'' ''' y a.,
,nn Truth las far each thinker can "PP''NN1. 49,.
,,nendcd-aud love corIprcherdiu mlAe Wy Md
~ hone OF church. But tie Christianity ., ~ ~,
!. AMI 10 wander roui ChIist anu tho h"ie %. Am -,
Major ]. W. Powell lectured on the ino''s
bcforo the laxative Radical cab Of Boston I,a
~ the end said that be would conclude ~iih "' "a
proyerb. which he gaSe In Indian sinA'o"N '""
| means d.tr-lcted frOm It's path
Let mas tax very long Nmr'
let a man talk sciy ons inie'
Let "a uiau tax aNNig oas 'usR
A hobs lac VIII boru into io'A. a., tha In.
/ Major Powell hal no hesitation IA ietii'hs '"'
dsns must Of nrco, sity dio ont ~ f'se' A..
"Olivc Harper" who is now lecturns on ma ~.
Z. Tame TURK" Is described ~ brns mite a'''s Ia
average hight s,r ng AID healthy ana veg ,,vss
| IA spite of lancness which has o'mpeh'u ' sa,l,
er,tohes during the past az years hes yea" ,S,s,
| developed aud well bsanecd' and he' eyes 81 .,nap
and penetrating She "a atreuao"sV 0pP % Labor
suffrage but holds strongly 10 womshs ss LOOK cot.
AM 10 be paid for her ahor she i'psl' ,s .ro saA
| lied STxelty Years IN California; selue s"'