New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-11
PERSONAL.

The family Of Attorney General Brewster 6,
Long Branch
Allan Arthur, son of the President is visiting Mr..
Crowley at LockpOrt.
James and Harry Garfield sons of the late Presi.
dent returned to Williams College last week
The ceremony of unwilling and defeating tho
monument 10 Colonel George Armistead, in Balti.
more, will take place tomorrow.
The od-fashioned mansion Of the late General
Ducrot, at Versailles, contained. 1t is said, not
single article which could by any possibility remind
one OF the trade OF war.
The Rev DR.. Charles s. Robinson. who went
abroad early in the spring account CT l-health.
has entirely recovered, and will resume preaching
his church. the Presbyterian Memorial Of this city,
next month.
The late W. Gallardet Of Paris, founder of the
Courier des EtGts- Ens Of this city, wrote to a
friend, two weeks before his death; 81 have sold
my place at Plcssls- Bouchard. My successor Will
take possession on the 10th, and shall leave it on
the 18th, at ten o'clock IN the morning. And On
the l4th. at ten oco Ia the morning, lie did leave
ii fOTeyeT-ln his collin.
At Mentor Ohio, last Thursday occurred tho
fourteenth annual reunion OF tho Ingersou family.
One hundred and fifty members were present. and
they were summoned to dinner 10y a blast on
conch-shell horn that has been in the family tor
soil was not present. being too busy with the star
Route suit 10 leave Washington.
The Rev. VI. w HANNA, who for five years hal
been the popular and successful pastor of ST.
Matthews English Lutheran Church, Cnntonst,
Brooklyn. will about DC Obcr take charge of the
First Church of that denomination in Baltimore
lie was induced TO make the change by the hopo
that the mllier climate will have beneficial elect
upon Mrs. Hamma's delicate health.
ID /, L. i LA
home in Cincinnati. after spending fifty days ot
Saratoga, weighing eight pounds more, and feeling
generally much better than whom he went away.
While Mt Saratoga one of his principal pleasures
was playing euchre. at which he says he pe It N
an average i've hours per day, and played eep
games rer hour. From The satisfaction Win "nlcn
Inc speaks OF IT, il Is evident that he succeeded II
winning Il goodIy proportion OF the games.
NJ Maspero, tie distinguished Orientalist sad
director of the great BoulacQ Museum, has arrived
III Paris from Cairo. IL was with the utmost dlh-
Guilty that his friends persuaded HIM TO withdri"
from personal care of the museum upon which he
has expended the best thought and work Of his iie
lie lett in charge of a Crcassian and three ESP.
tians hoping that. whatever dangers might menace
the city Of Cairo his valuable collections OF EgJP
tan relics would remain unnlured.
The Rev. Joseph Cook spent his boyhood on a farm
not lar from old Fort Ticonderoga, where his father
still lives. 1t IS related that when the NJ" famous
preacher was u boy Of fourteen. the library Of tGe
district school was sold at auction. aud he boueh'
several of the books. Next morning he was sent oy
his father TO do some work III the meadow. 10
took his books with MIN, and, getting In a shady
nook. lay down on the turf to read few pages
Immersed in the interest of the book he noticed not
the flight of time. Diuner-hour came. but lie vas
absent from the table. Alarmed, his fatneT SET 'us
To search tor him. and late in the afternoon. toqud
him still reading and all unconscious ct how ioI
the sun was ia he west. From that TIME lot"m.
he was never asked TO do any moro farm worA ou'
was sent to school and allowed TO follow the men
nation of his mind.