New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-01
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| DR.. f. A. p. Barnard, president Of Columbia Col
| lege, is at Narragansctt Pier.
| The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will spend some
| time this month at Old Orchard Beach.
| Colonel Rodney c. Ward, of the Odd Regiment
n. G. S. n. Y. is spending few weeks at Cottage
| City.
| Mr. A. Burbank is at Richlield Springs, and
occasionally gives Evolutionary entertainments to
| the delight OF the other guests
| The lately-reverend Mr.. George C. Min has pre-
faced his career behind the footlights by ecturing
on Hamlet"
Collector Robertson, General Graham, Surveyor
| Of the Port and Colonel Burt Naval Officer, re-
turned TO the Custom House yesterday from a
short vacation, which they spent along the New
England coast.
Mrs. James T. Fields and Miss Sarah 0. Jewett
are CRAFTY enjoying their visit to England. and eA
pect to stay there long time. They are now on
the Isle of Wight, where they have been the guests
OF the poet laureate.
Senator Logan has become tired ont with the
long session of Congress, and will as posi-
BILE, upon adjournment, go to the Far West for rest
and recreation returning TO Illinois to take the
stump in the political campaign about Octoberl.
A marble bust of the late Professor Joseph
Pancoast, the distinguished Philadelphia surgeon,
has been executed by g. L. Ewing, of Glasgow.
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Jefferson College, Philadelphia.
Mr. Henry G Yennor, the Canadian weather
prophet who is spending the summer at Old
Orchard Beach Maine is described the possessor
of a striking cOuneuance. pale, with dark bril-
liant restless eyes lie IS tall anu well proper
toned, and carries himself with half martial air.
As supplement TO the announcement that the
President will spend what remains of the summer,
when Congress is done with it, on the Pacific coast,
the statement is made " on authority" that he has
engaged looms at Bar HarbOr, Maine, for the
| month OF August
The Rev. Patrick +. Dealy, S. j.. late pastor of
the Church of ST. Francis Xavier. in West Six
feminist, this city, who has just been appointed
by the new Jesuit Provincial here to succeed the
Rev. Frederick William GockelD, 5. j., as president
of st. Johns College. al Fordham, is now absent IN
tue South on business connected with his order
lie will probably DO detained there for number
of weeks, lie is eXptc ed, however to return 10
this cIty ana assume the duties OF his new posi-
ton at FOrdhtn before the opening OF the new
collegiate year, which begins there on Wednesday.
September u.
The compositions of List, played in various
degrees of excellence. and, too often nfecIty, are
familiar to the public ear; but not the mastery
performances OF the great Able himself The
attendants at a recent musical festival at Zurich
however, had the privilege OF hearing him play
some of his choicest works, and also duet with
Salnt-Saens LISTS journey from IhurlDgla to
Switzerland was one continuous triumphal march.
Not travelling Iucognlto. he was recognized and ten
dered an ovation IN every town on the way, and
wa. at each called upon 20 play; which he gener
ally did.
WAsuINGrON. July 3l.-A cable message was re-
ceived to-day by Chief Clerk HOgg, of The Navy
Department, stating that Lieutenant r. NJ.
G.. brown, u. s. N, who injured
by an accident at Cadiz, had reached Lon
don, England, and been placed III a hos
pital there for treatment. Lieutenant Brown, who
was for three years the commander of the torpedo
ram Alarm, went to Europe one of the officers Of
the Lanca ter, Admiral NichOsons flagship. Tie
was de achcd Just before tine Trouble at Alexandria
and was on his way homo when he met with the
accident at CadIZ.I
BURLINGTON, VT, July 3l.-An interview with
Senator Edmunds develops the iact that tho rumor
of his intended resignation is totally uniounded.
Because of recent domestic afcton he will not at
tend the present session of Congress unless his
ence Is lmperatively demanded. but he has no
thought OF resignation.