New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
PERSONAL.

General W. T. Sherman has accepted IN invita-
tion to he present Mt the Veterans Reunion which
is to take place at Concord. \. H., in short time
General Sturgs will take up his quarters at Port
land. Me- as soon rs he is relieved of the command
of the Soldiers Home.
A. NJ Palmer. manager of the Union Square The
afre. will arrive in this city from England by the
steamer Alaska which is expected to reach the port
tomorrow or on Monday.
Among the passengers who arrived from Liver
pool on the steamship Republic yesterday we're the
Rev DIR. Bridgman. Governor II. Is; BlgeloW, OF
Connecticut the Rev. |: /: Munger. General L. u
Osborne and Lieutenant T. NJ. Woodruff
George II. Morgan. president of the ST. Louis
Merchants Exchange, was visitor at the Produce
Exchange yesterday This Is his first visit to this
city in three years, and he spoke of the many I'M
proyements in the city aud III the manner OF tTaulng
at the Produce Exchange.
The popularity of Mr.. Stephens in Georgia seems
TO be as great as ever, notwithstanding the fact that
so MANY papers of MS own party trying TO write
him down. On arriving at Atlanta recently he was
met by brass band, and the greater part of the
town white and colOred, who called for ana re-
ceiyed a speech from the Great COmmOner."
brother of Colonel r. G. Ingersoll. who is prac-
Using physician in Waukesha, Wis., has beeH inter-
viewed by a correspondents in regard to a pamphlet
lately published entitled "IngersoI Unmaslled.'
Dr. lngersOl prOnOunces the pamphlet tissue OF
falsenoods. written to obtain cheap notorety for
the author. Colonel Ingersolls private life, he
says. is sngularly pure and upright.
The volinist Joseph Joachim has received the
uninuo title OF Conductor OF the Royal Academy
of Fine Arts "a title which WAS especially created
for him. as recognition Of his refusal to 90 to
ENGLAND recently. The titles borne by the famous
Berlin musicians have in many instances been ex-
tremelv fanCItul. STOntlni and MeN erbcer nsed 70
boast of the aupellatiOn of Royal PruSsian Music
Director General"
General J. w. Denver. formerly Territorial Gov
ernor of Kansas and the pioneer after whom the city
of Denver. Colorado. was named, is now revising
his namcsake. which has grown away beyond his
recollection As is the case in so many other In
stances. General Denver never realized any pecu-
mary benefit from being the patriarch OF the thirty
INC Young metropolis, ana IS now wing quietly III
Wilmington ONO.
President Arthur has lately sgnlfied his intention
of visiting Kansas time in the autumn. THIS re-
calls the fact that when Mr.. Arthur n young
man he went out to Kansas with the expectation of
settlino there permanently. Civilization, however,
vns too alcha'o for the young Gothamlte. and he
speedily returned to this city. The people of Kan
sas are now getting ready to "pOint with pride TO
lie marked progress the state has made since then
QUEBEC, Sept. 1.-The Goyenor-General and
Princess Louise started last night on the mail
steamer for Montreal on their way TO British CO.
lumbia. 1t is expected that they will spend two
DAYS in Toronto and 90 thence by way OF Niagara
Falls and Chicago.