New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-28
PERSONAL.

Rumor has It that Mr.. j. Montgomery Sears has
leased his Bar Harbor cottage TO the Hon. James IT,
Blame Tor next season.
franklin Simmons's statue of Oliver P. Morton
has been cast in bronze at Munich, and Will be re
celyed in Indianapolis about October 1. 1t will
there be- set up IN the centre OF Circle Park, facing
towards the SOUTH
Nine. Albani, who will be the guest of the Earl
of Fife at Braemar. Scotland, during next month,
says that her visit to this country did much
TO rene her health and strength, winch had been
sorely tried at Monte Carlo.
The Rev. DR.. George c. Lorimer OF Chicago is
still IN Europe, but is expected TO Return home in
about three weeks During his absence be has
written weekly letters to his church. which have
been read at the Friday evening prayer-meetlngs.
SUPERINTENDENT Smith. Of the Botanic Gardens
Washington. IL reported TO have said that Repre-
seutatiyes "Sunset" Cox. of New-fork, and
"Obiecrorp Holman. of Indiana, are especially FOND
OF flowers, and well up IN knowledge OF botany.
MIR. ID. B. Wagner, who left the staff of The
Ae,r- York Word soon after that papers recent
change of ownership. has been appointed business
manager of The Philadelphia Evening Aers, aud will
assume the duties of that position 10 q lew days.
Nine. Modjeska. and her husband and son, are
now American citizens. Count Bozents secured his
full naturalization papers recently IN san Francisco
taking with him when he went, for them he says
both Republican and Democrat SO az 10 De sure
OF It,"
recent visitor to the Office of The Louisville
Courier Journal says that the Hon. Harvey M.
Wat,erson-who, by tho way. was in Congress with
the late Judge Blacks father--ls very proud of his
son Henry, Editor OF that paper. aud relates many
anecdotes to show how prec0cious the boy was,
lang wears ago. when watermelon SEASON oaine and
low d, xterous he was in climbing preferences
when the farmers let loose the dogs OF war.
When an Inter Ocean reported asked Ex-Governor
Ogesby IN Chicago the other day about his candi-
dacy for another term. that gentleman frankly
said that il nominated be would accept with bis
usual modesty, and make Illinois good Governor
=. What about other candidates !" was asked. oh.
there are dozen other splendid fellows in Illinois
who would good candidates" "Wouldn't they make
good Governors p IL would make a good Governor,
don't know about tie her fe lows -and he tore
his buttonhole free and walked away laughing all
over
NJ. Emile Coil, the caricaturist, not long ago
visited poor Andre Gill at the Clarendon Asylum
he latter begged MIN 10 endeavor to obtain for him
a separate room, In order that he might resume bis
literary labors hoping thus to recover the full pos
session OF his reason. The director stated that be
might authorize the celebrated caricaturst to oc-
cupy room which he would have 10 hire at
75lr per month. collection made by Nj. Coil for
that purpose has enabled porr Gill not only to have
n room but a servant, and fund has been started
10 make tue ARA cement permanent. among the
contr outors being NM. Clemenceau. A. Daudet
Daubray, Gilbert Martin. Coauelin cadet Sails, Ed
nOnd Magnier, and Aurelien Scholl
MONTREAL, Aug. 27.-General Sohenck. formerly
United States Minister at London. has arrived here
with his family after having made trip down the |
81. Lawrence River.
CuAUTAUoUA, N. Y. Aug. 2Z-General Durbin |
Ward, of Oaio, has passed through here WIN
Beta Theta ri party, their way 20 the forty
fourth annual convention OF the fraternity At SARA
toga.
EAsTponr. Me-, Aug 27.-Secretary Chandler |
arrived here on Saturday night on the Tallapoosa-
He gave public reception to-day on board the |
vessel
w.su,xaros Aug. 27.-General Sherman has |
to the War Department announcing the |
safe arrival OF himself and party at Vancouver
Barracks. Washington Territory. and stating that