New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
Pr RSON1L.

The Rev. GEORGE Bachelor last Sunday preached
his Grst sermon pastor oi Unity ChlrcA, Chicago
The widow Of Senator Matt. IT, Carpenter has re-
turned with her son aud daughter, to hef oil home
III Milwaukee.
Among the bequests made in the will of the late
Nelson yurtis of Boston, IS one Of $1,000 to Cen
eral Aiilo5 the Indian fighter
It's proposed to honor the memory of Roger VIII
lans by naming after him the principal streets In
several towns and cities OF Rhone Island
Social gossips say that the wedding Of Senator
David Davis and Miss Annie Barr is to take place
November ..
The twelfth anniversary Of Bishop ORellleys
conservation over the of SPRINGFIELD, Mass. was
observed on Monday last The Bishop was gwen
purse Ol 5000 and a testimonial address,
Sergeant Mason. bo tried to shoot Guiteau is
srill confined in the Albany penitcntiary. lie is
looking thin aud haggard, and IS evidently very
much depressed in spirit.
Mr. and Mrs Towells sister Of LarSn Meade.
the sculptor" writes Mr. w. d. Conway in a recent
letter arrived III London and settled themselves
at south Kcnsmgton. IN the pleasant house Just
vacated by Mrs Proctor. widow OF Barry Cornwall
and belonging to her. llowells has been lasSoed by
Longman to write for that new hrst-class sixpenny
magazine which bids fan 10 revoluiionize orr
ucriodlcal world. But this charming stOrY-telier
is so feted and 'dinnered that hr hnds he cannot
get on with u work upon wAIch he is engaged, ant
is about 20 tear himself away and sreN solitude aG
Neyay. Alter that he viii 90 To Italy
Mrs. Bnrnabv. wife of the hero Of The Ride Of
Khiya.p is personally very unlike her husband,
eng only tribe over five feet tail. while he
stands slA feet two in his stockings. But she is his
natcn in spirit and determine atiOu Lately she has
been Astonishing Alpine climbers by her achieve
ments IN that direction, having scaled Mont Blanc
vice in the course of week. hlst by the Col de
Geant and then ~ les AlKuIes Crises The latter
route is an especially dlincut one lnNolVine the
spendinI OF a night IN the SHOW, hut she safely
a,compli she'd It, and has NOW gone 10 the Italian
side of the Alps to attcuW other and more danger
Ous asccnts.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hawthorne have Just suffered
bereavement in the death of their little daughter
Glaiys. at the ase of dtteen months. She died at
Nonquit last saturday. having been ill three days.
The funeral took place ON Monday from the old
Wayside" home Concord. now occupied by Mr..
and Mrs George Parsons Lathrop. The grave was
made by the side OF Nathaniel Hawthorne's IN
sleepy Hollow Cemetery. JUICE Iloar, Miss Ripley,
DI and Mrs Edward W. Emerson. Miss Ellen
Emerson and Mr. and Mr.. LaihrOp were among
conducted by the Rev. James Retdc of the New
Jerusalem Church, Bowdoln-s. Boston.
By the death of Professor Emile Plantamour, at
Geneva. September I, Switzerland and the world If
science at larle haye suffered heavy loss. in
early life he studied astronomy under such lliustrl-
ous masters as Alfred Gautier. Arago, Brcss'l and
Encle. In 1871 he returned from Germany
TO Geneva and was made Professor Ol
Astronomy in the University and Director
of the Observatory. Seven years laier he
became Professor of Physical Geography. and he
retained all three positions untl fey months ago,
when ms health began TO ldiL He contributed To
llt .rature many valuable works on astronomy and
peodr>y, and was member OF nunri0lS learned
societies. lie was a man OF for une, and might
have spent his life in cand social enjoyment, but
precrred TO devote II 10 th cause OF science.
Seldom is there recorded more eventful life
story than that OF Skarbocl de MaIczewski, whose
death ut the age of one hundred years has just been
announced in Warsaw. He entered the Prussan
army III his you;n aud was made prisoner by the
French at Jena wnen he at once changed his flag.
ioined Dombrowski's corps, aud fought SO well aC
Eylau as to receive hsn decoration at the close
of the battle. AT Hanau he was badly wounded.
IIe accompanied Bonaparge TO Elba, and came
away from there with him. going to Italy a.
orderly oiiicer to King Joachim MuTat. AT Gaeta
tue English captured him ana handed him over to
the Au,trlanS. from whom ne escaped IN time To
ioln lcnaparte at Waterloo. where lie WAS again
srriou,ly wuuned. ndrT the Car = proclamation
q, amnesty 10 went bdcS 90 Poland, entered the
ku,san army and rose 10 "A high rauk, but when
the olish insurirctiOn of 1880 broke out ne Olned
it, fought desperately, was wounded, capt ed and
sent to siberia lOr life. After spending -. cen
tury M penal exile he WAS parlOled, and returned
to his native city TO die.