New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
PERSONAL.
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Tho Agricultural Society of Washington County,
IN this state already aspres to have Governor But
Ter Of the Bay State for at its fair next Sep
| TENDER.
The Rev. DIR. Henry Darling, President of Hamil-
ton College occupied the pulpit OF his old church.
the Fourth Presbyterian. OF Albany, last Sunday,
and made n strong appeal for thu endowment of
Hamilton Il UNCONVENTIONAL college Ii Is said That
one half the TJOO.OOO asked tOr has already been
/ pledged to the institution.
Francis Murphy. the famous Temperance adyo-
cate will soon return to Phladclphl. after an d.
sencs OF nearly three years. His health is said to be
| BADLY broken. lie is threatened with serious pull
monary compcatlo and mas lately spent on that
account much time in the Scottish highlands, but
| without the hoped -lor beucht.
An important social event IN Baltimore was the
marriage, on Tuesday evening, Of the Rev DR..
Campbell Fair and Miss Mary W. Stone daughter
of the late james II. Stone. prominent banker of
that city. and niece OF ex-Jud.e W. W. OmdorT
The ceremony was performed by Bishop Pnkney in
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension,
OF which DIR. Fair is rector.
Mr.. Charles Downing the eminent horticultural.
who was run over ty horse. car and almost .,led
In this city last October wrote 10 fliend few
Jaws ago that he slowly getting better, and
hoped to lie able to return his home in IA couple
of months lie is new in his eighty first year. but is
profession To which he has given the bost energies
Ui his long and useful Lille.
Prince Krapotkine who is now undergoing trial
at Lyons for alleged completely in the Montceau-
los Mines disturbances, belongs to family that
trace direct descent in tho male line from tho
House of Rurk. lie is highly educated. especially
In sciences, and has written several valuable works
on geology ana the ce-drlfts Oi Finland. In 1873.
when he was chamberlain to the Czarlna. and tho
- IL.
that under the rame of Borodln he had been OK
pounding socialist doctrines to the wOrkmen of st.
Petersburg. He thrown into prison, but es-
capped after three years, and has since lived prin-
cIpally ut Geneva where with Nj. Elisee Reolus and
other kindred spirits he has devoted n nlself to
social and political agitation. lie has brother
among the eAies in Siberia, sent thlther Tor pont-
zeal and religious reasons.
The mural tablet in the Harvard Church,
Charlestown. Mass, dedicated last sunday to the
memory of tho late Rev. DR.. James Walker, was
presented by daughter of Reuben Hunt, of the
founders of that church. IL bears n bust OF DR..
Walker executed by Miss Anne Whitney, and
which in au exact replica of the bronze bust in the
Harvard MemOria! Hall, Cambridge. The tablet
bears the following record of Or. alkere career:
born in Burlington Massachusetts, l6 August 1894.
Graduated AT Harvard College, 1914.
ov.rseer OF Harvard Cote is25is3G IsGils7A
Afford Profcssor. 1898 1853
President ls53le6O
Ded In Cambridge % December, 1874
Miss Jennie J. Young. who IS n native OF this State
and known here by her Eurol can letters and
other contributions to various magazInes is
winning praise in Scotland for her soon
cert lectures" and Will shortly enter upon
second season of them in London. These unique
teitainments consist of lectures illustrated by
songs. Among the subjects thus treated by
are Tho Muse OF Cola" IAN American
View of Burns" Thoughts abont Women"
"Musc and the Fine Arts "The Songs of Scot
land" The Pottor's Art" and {" Henry W. Long
follow" She is now preparing 0thor concert-lec
lures, including Que On " Tennyson." With great
Zest she sometimes relates 10 her audience remi in
lscences oil her early life; how sh Taught school,
when u mere girl, IN log schOOl-house IN MINNIE
sofa how she now aud then startled by the
stoaltny entrance Of group Of painted redskins;