New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-22
PERSONAL.

Salmon Brown, a son of John Brown of 0ssawat-
tonne and Harpers Ferry, is prosperous farmer in
Humboldt County, Cal, and has done much to i'm
prove the breed of sheep raised on his ranch
Nine. Minnie Hank prevented by her GOODNESS and
presence of mind what might have been a terrible
disaster at Selma Ala last week. The Opera-hOuse
was crowded andisome one raisedla cry Of fire.
wbereupon a stampede began But Nine. Hank
after finishing the song she was singing at thu
moment, advanced to the fo0tllghts, assured tho
audience that there was no danger, and succeeded
in restoring order and confidence
Mr.. Gerrit H. Smith, nephew of the great AbOl.
Zionist and phant opist, is one OF the newest re-
cruts for the lecture field. He was one OF the Com
mssiOners appointed by President Arthur to lnspecs
section of the. Northern Pacific Railroad, ana ae-
qured material for popular lecture on the IT,
sources of the Far West which he is delivering III
various towns III Central New-fOrk.
En- route from Boston TO the Sand Lots, Denis
Kearney was saluted at the depot in Sacramento,
Cal, by friend with Hello, Dinns." The hood
lum statesman responded with handshake and
said: "YOu're the first man that has recognized ms
since left Boston, Aferward he expressed regret
at his friend Buffers defeat in Massachusetts, Duv
said: L told Ben two weeks before election thas
he was beaten"
"A friend of mine" said Miss Clara Morris tho
other day, remarked once that carried my nerves
on my sleeve so that everything touched Well
one cannot treat nerves as if they garment
and hang them up until you need them again.
You must feel or all the pretty and pathetic Ian
gIage in the world won't make other people feel.
One must cry themselves, and tears alone won't do
it, There must as it has been prctty said, be tears
in ones voice to bring ones hearers to tears. Now
never 60 on the stage but what about 4 o'clock in
the afternoon begin to suffer. My hands get cold
as ice my face gets hot. and I am in a ner ~
trou,or all beausc am afraid won't cry in the pay
| spend an hour or two with my company making
Just as much fun as possibly can, 50 as to get all
the laugh ont of me. Then | shut myself up and
get ND an artificial agony To do this think OF
some sad incident or read a sad story. get the
story fixed i'm my mind and look at the most
pathetic incident in it until my feelings are thor
ougilv aroused, and then will cry the bO-hoO,,
and the whole thing is done. | only have to look
ont for the other danger and keep from being over
come myself which is rs bad rs the other All tho
trcmolo and false sObs in the world will never take
the place of real emotion There must be real tears
in eyes and voice. OF COulSc, after such an EFFORT
cannot throw the Whole effect oil, and my poor
nerves suffer"
BOsToN Nov 21.-The Rev. Father Fulton, Pro-
vncia of the Jcsuits in the United States, and tho
Rev. Father Brady arrived from Rome to-day in tho
steamer Samara.
WASHINGroN, Nov. 21.-Mr. Burchard, Director
of the Mint. left Washington this afternoon for
visit to his home in Illinois.
WAsnGNGroN, Nov. 2l.-Lientcnant General
Sheridan has gone to Chicago for few days on
private business.