New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-26
PERSONAL.

There will be reunion at Newport on sepembers
and 10 Of the descendants OF John Coggeshall VINO
came To America IN 1892. founded the city ~ N'wpot
and was the first President Of the Rhode Island 'o''!
Mr. Morrison Foster relates that Beautiful Dreamer
was the song his brother, stephen G. Foster eF'
wrote. II placed in the hands of the pH0l'neis
few days befor, his death, but he did not live TO see
print @Ue ddnot" continues Mr.. Foster " sell he
copyright of Old Folks at Home to +. T. Chrsy b'
for 5000 agreed to bee paid him by Chri,ty he per-
Inittcd CLristys name to appear on one CLIFTON o '
song As author. tried to d,sualr hlm from DONG 'N
but il was M. humor aud ne did IT, l. however 'lV-
coe,lel IN getting him 20 take from Cmisiy as pr ~
dent condition written at know elsnthl VI "a
irhri.y g. NOT the author nor had amy interest ~ ~.
proprctor-lip of 'hc song The roEn on ora .df 1S
m ll9uic cont niue 10 be- Paid regularly hy ne plD'"
,rs to my late brothers widow and daughters.
c,,,p meeting John Alien "a at old Orc'ard Beach
Mr. erur,eon has had 70 marked influence upon ne
s,,i. and manners Of English preachers. liz abhf
.s,,,,,4 familiar Illustrations pnd coolnal dcfion re
ro,, Duud An ultrl llis' 'h1r pun lif f' NV
,,nniI have bccn scented res Wiiitninr' a" "oily.
m, ION wiilam unri.I ~ Baltimore. 'r"p"fV
t,t.u,n NJ tir ttr.nt Prohibition NHii"'l '"n. 'n'os
, ri,tsi,,i. s au,ii oi iiuuii. statute and h1fs
.,,ro,tr,e ustHi lli when hr vo' one OF 'h' n'"
latl,is uu tha lH"'n +l" of ''IN
t ,.i,,t op. dtt npr fihr pld Hnl''s hi' '''l"p
,t t. -I.ui Yt natira ~. tiii,tn 900 ~ Sow,
t,uir ail,t u..i, tni.if t1l hiNHl 8" rN' ' 'ttV
.iIt nr d.. lu. n.lin uiI, u, iu,liiu.. lr' n.
.ui t.e 100 ult an. id'l a"'A "'' "''' '''
ril lmnrl'
a n,,. nr.nulatai uor wheeler lle I"'s''' F." "A
u,,i.i. ltuiiulm g. .lu. hur ollh. n't1 '""'
.u.ntt.,,ooerIn lrrp hs mthu irum .".N. 900 'u',
,..,,iI.. 1Lrrrusu l his El'.Drs drNIn h'a l'' IA
t,.l.i, ia biin. .md concerning o. Dos rl'r"" WIT,
.,.h Ni,. o.. I. Doc nrst oiu.o ullri nj GOT" -.
,,,, tl, iuIt, n,o ycar. old. bou might tHp".'
m ,ii, That hr would forgot DIE hth'r h"' Or.
i,,. ,,uroflI. bruthrrs. not oven tIr Oldest -
,,,d r.collcctious of tho father since lh' "'p'tus
n, ambition the lad has watched o'r) "n@ M pso
,i. ,,,rtv with the utmost ut,rrtt nnd N.,ittneuL
t.i stuk last fall be- realized iulb ih' u'' H. nmmcf
tn.l him tI.y WUud 80 lui MS PAP ~, ,t.l north 70
and r,,tt daY, think since tlr Hl' .. tt they peN
t.. hid mo How Tar they WrirI Nl !, TAIN Ws
i,,,,t mn th,rcr The sad ucwH wa ui ~ ,br paper.
uiNn,,fr shortly nftor ia auuoun''W'W NE chs
XII A. ana, trI the tlc fellow N"f) rfF''3 urr,d -
blttrrh nll tho time since, and has icp'''''"
to take him to the funeral ,.,,p
"John 4 Logan go, 100 acres ~ and 'or '' ,..qni-
the Mexican war;" writes Cioe,idm L'a'', I'm PEP
emf who has boon looking through the "''"S Losa
sion Oncc The papers were drawn ny che, ~
y,n- n county clerk at Murphysb"ro' H. w." 4, Ger.
stoned nv Logan ns such. Accompanying mod
,,u, ~ hi. honorable discharge al the close ., m
can war II sdatcd October 10. lsis' ah" ,ne I'D
me- WAS second lieutenant Of Company ~ he vstF
peucnt Of Illinois Foot Volunteers, ana 'na
roued an the Goth day Of May. lsI7 In in' ana oaL
a., , ,,r nj. a,e and date OF birth Is hOs,ary ilA
snd nation also u The COngfessloha' H.. A. geDefsy
Logan doe. not cite the date OF hls & eaeya
thought to be NIFTY six years noyn in 1926. ToSSstsI
ra,S maj hi, birth was not given III th, here ~
ASKED or the muster rolls ~ MS e1ph sn he enistss
that he was twenty-foT years 'N