New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31
throat. lie has, he says taken no ca,d .
throa. or chest since he has begun wearing /, al1

thrvat. lie has, he says, taken no cold =, !.
thross or chest since he has begun wearing il w
Count Won Moltke celebrated last Thursd.u =,
eighty-third anniversary Of his birthday. ana w
Sunday the twenty. fifth anniversary of bls -. "
ton to the Office of Chief Of the Grand (ens,. ~
Of the Prussian Army. The hale old FeldIVM -, s,sd
now living quietly on his Sllesian estate. 'nal y
The Rev. Dr. J. II. Martin, author n, a..
markably popular Sunday school hymn. aW..i'
ing and Waiting for Me-" has lately re,r.a s ~
the pastorate of the First Presbyterian cha.'an
Atlanta, Ca. but still lives in that CITY NJ "
described rs typical Southerner la apne.,. ne b
tall, spare and dark, with refined and in
| expression OF countenance. S1oA
Count von Hatzfeldt- wIdenburg. tbs
man Secretary OF State for Foreign AIairs A..
the ablest European diplomatIsts. and oos q, ,,'
very few men. 1t is said in whom Bism.,,h as
entire and perfect confidence. Yet he s,l. y.
that celebrated Countess Hatzfeldt S ~ "h OF
the friend Of Lasalle and the patrOness OF soons
| agitations in Germany. a'ss
Ex-Secretary Eyarts is the patriarch OF Oh
ing family colony on his estate at Wiod.o. w
Four handsome dwellings now nestle aron' =,
green fields and maple groves of the u,ct.,a.' "
valley, occupied by Mr.. Ev2rt3 and his tnra. ,,'
ried children, the newest of them HAVING in,
completed for his daughter Bessie wuo wa vsea
last summer. The entire family is now prsns,,ei
for IA rem0V al to this city for the winter 'As
General ShermAn's retirement will not ass,, ~.
income, as he will continue to receive a saa,v =
about $4,000 per annum. He has also bapd,o,..
revenue from his real estate. lie Will take no....
sion of his house in St. Louis, now rented ON, !.
June next. and thereafter mako that city bis bo..
His family will not probably leave Washin~me.
before November OF next year. as some alteraf,seea
including new story. are to be made 10 fhs -
Louis house.
Sir Garnet Wolseley characteristically slec,. >.
be known as Lord Wolseley Of Egypt" O. N.
other twelve military commanders who have h4s.
made peers during Victora's reign, some have h.sn
content to associate their peerages with placs,
where they have property, as Sir Colin Camnb.u
who became Lord Clyde Of Clydesdale O,bs,'
identified their titles with the actions that won
them, as Sir Robert Napier who Is now Lori Nai.
OF Magdala But none Of them, nor even Nesoo'
nor the Iron Duke" asDired to be known by M.
name of entire great country, as the yictor al
Iel-el-hebir has done.
Speaking of his popular poem. @The Monsyls.,
Man." Major Henry I. Stanton, Editor OF The Ya-
man, OF Frankfort. KY, says: Il wrote that poem
in the time It took me to drink bottle of w,ua
the stanzas measuring the drinks. All Burpets
came 10 Maysvlle in 1886, and wanted me to 20 70
his room to read number OF Coates Kinney,
poems including the Rain on the Roof Will,
there he said Write me something for my public
reading tonight -. Re left Inc, and shortly
after sent me bottle Of wine. 1t was Just befors
my marriage and the luxury OF the wine together
with the know ledge of my financial condition In.
splred the thought and away my pencil flew over
the paper 1t struck popular chord among
the people, for Burnett was recalled three timsA'
At the reception to Mrs. John Brown in Boston
last Thursday, among those present were Wendell
Phillips. Elzur Wright. f. B. Sanborn, Mrs. Horscs
Mann, Ex-Governor Clahin. Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps, Colonel Carroll D. Wright, and the Rev.
James Freeman Clarke. The Rev. Samuel May sent
letter. expressing his share of 1.-THE homage which
all must feel for her who had borne crosses and
griefs with extreme patience self-control and dig.
nifty" John G. Whittier wrote to the committee
tof which he is member) to raise fund from tho
income of which Mrs. Brown may receive pensiou;
hope to be in Boston after election and shall DO
happy to confer with tho committee. | wonld Ike
to know more particularly how the family Of the
brave old cOnfessor are situated"