New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
PERSONAL.

Senator Warner Miller will deliver the opening
address at the second annual exhibition of the Ma
tional Mining and Industrial Exposition, at Denver.
COL on July II, next. The exhibition Will close on
September 30
E1. Representative George West, of BallstOn, will
spead two months this summer in Eng land, and on
returning to this country in September will visit
the Northern Pacihc Coast
Hugh Il. Wilson, recently United States Assist
ant District-Attorney has been appointed by the
Li,utenant-G Governor of the Province of Ontario,
Canada as n Commissioner to take testimony for
the courts of the Province.
Til, Rev. Dr. Rufus w Clark. Of Albany,
preached his farewell sermon in the First Reformed
Church OF Sunday, and ON Tuesday evening took
final leavs Of his parishioners and feloS-clergy-
men on which occasion he was presented, very un-
expectedly to himself, with Use containing
So O23.
IL Il SAID that when General Uiaz learned what
programme of entertainment mad been prepared for
hum in Boston he gaspcd-in Spanish-: =" Great
heavens! If only live through IT."
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Allan Cover will como
to this country in May to spend the summer but in
the fall will return to Paris anu make that city
their permanent homo. Mrs. Cover Mile. Nordica)
will not 20 on the stage again.
Thomas IL. Blythe, who died in San Francisco q
few DAYS ago, was ono of the original Forty
Miners" and had always been prom nent member
OF Pacific Coast society. tie owned much real es-
tate in san Francisco largo tract Of mineral land
In Trinity County, 10000 acres OF farm land in
San Diego County large mining tracts IN Nevada
and New Mexico 100000 acres In Mexlco, and SOW
era islands in the GuIf. lie lo1t no relatives WHAT
ever III this country
A few days before Congress adjourned Senator
Harris of Tennessee went to the room of the COM
nnttoe on Claims to look up a friends case. The
clerk didn't recognize him. and got mad at tho self
assured way in which he asked for information.
Finally, Are you the claimant 7" the clerk asked
sharply. "N-n0. I'm not" Are you his at
torney :" "No" Well then. hat interest have y,
Won IN the Casey" oh. not much" responded the
Senator blandly, but the people down there sent
mo to The Senate, and ~ the claimant IN this case IS
my constituent thought the best could do was to
ask about it."
Mr.. C. c. Fulton, of The Baltimore american, has
made deed of trust conveying that newspaper and
its 'lding TO his son-in law, General Folk Agnus.
Mr. Fulton to retain control of the paper during
his life. and after he dies mis- widow is to receive
S. 900 year from 1t, she relirqushng her right OF
dowur upon that understanding. After Mrs Full
tons death $1,000 year is TO be paid to her
daughter, Mrs. T. NJ. Kennsy during her life. The
newspaper Is to continue under It's present title
and be published in the Fulton name, General
Aynus bring manager. lie is TO receive salary
OF $1,000 IL year anu the REMAINDER OF INC inono Is
to be divided equally among Albert X. FUTON,
Gloriua Fulton, Mrs. Agnus and Mrs. Il. Swartz,
the children of Mr. Fulton for life, and then among
their children.
Nlazaroi Mazaros Who is hef A mild man
nercd old gentleman. The Nec- Hdrea Palladium
Says who declares that he ectured in the Divinity
School at Yale thirty year, ago. He called at that
papers Office the other evening, and had the follow
inc proclamation " published: Rev. John Coffin
Mazaro, ID. g., Royal Jewish Messianic. Catholic
Christian Universal Martyr Missionary Bishop OF
Bath I'll. OF Jerusalem, Ex-oficio, Pontiiox Max
linus OF Christendom. win Preach To-day, at $3.50
p. NJ In the Open Air." like tho First Church OF
Now Haven, On The Campus, nigh tho Old State
| House, from Prophecy. upon The Light OF The
New Divinity. which Is The Ancient or The
! Kingdom OF The God of Heaven. And there will
be Solicited Missionary Contribution. And the
| Seventh Angel Sounded" Revelation.
WASHINGTON April 12.-Paul Matthews, son OF
Justice Matthews. of the United States Supreme
Court, is lying dangerous i'll with tuberculosis at
his fathers house in this city. lie is reported to be
somewhat better tonight.
WASHINGTON. April 12.-The Attorney General
and the Adjutant- General have gone to Philadelphia
| for short visit. The Director of the Mint has
gone to Freeport Ill. Secretary Lincoln left this
city this afternoon upon the Despatch as the guest
| of Commander Green, upon trip down the bay 70
| Norfolk The Secretary will return to Washington
| on Tuesday.
ALLENTOWN, Penn, April 12.-Yesterday the Rev
! W. Il. Krebs, late professor of mathematics II
Franklin and Marshall College, now president-elec'
| of the Allentown Female College, moved to thu
place With his family. He wasreceiyedat the depo