New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-26
nne Tho season is little late but think it will DO
lively Que before 1t Is over
PERSONAL.

| Tie f,on. r. b. Washburnc intonds tdis summer -
make carriage througa all parts Of Oxford County
! Me
I'm conpeotion with renewed interest In the sub ect Of
cremation II is recalled that Annie Louise Cary now
Mr, RAYMOND was alcn TO sing fOf The dement, or
a crematory scbemen Pit.bure. and As a. indneemens
offered certificate emitting bfr 10 Tue nee cfea
ton OF her remains. should soon think Of buying
my own coffin" said sbc declining tie oicr
Little Bill English" lie is ahectonatey termed
has just put in Mr. Pcelles seat In congress-
Is described small-faced, boyish-lookng person.
with his fathers peculiarly strong characteristics OF
money-making and money -keepingi only he IL quite
generous himself, especially when ne taxes nlght
out They sag IN WasIni Indan 1'. aster h o
was decided not waiting 70 tlank lne Dein9cfa's
who strained al Pont sy 0I Is NOT Known whether ho
was ashamed OF the job, or merely wanted to avoid
further hotel expenses
The late Duke of Buccleuch some years ago found him.
self I'm railway carriage with the then Duke OF North
cumberland and commercial traveller. The two noble
men began talking. the drummer joined in,-wthOut
any idea who his companions were,and for time
the continued genial ana general North
cumberland got last. at Alnwick, and rode away
from the station In snowy coacn. " Ihat must Ds -
SWELL remarked the drummer" looking after nm 90
umberand" said Buccleuch. Aud vet they say crlei
the other, that our NOBILITY hanShy WY. ne tansa
tO poor snObs like and me "a though we d oeeh
his pals| Bucceucb kept quiet but vita difhciIv.
Seven or eight years ago It Is said. Michael dc Nun
kscsy bought SO 900 worth OF furniture ana prom
press him for settlement them but waed ior Jus
artist 10 become more famous month ago he went ID
the studio and said: "Wel, how about that MUS pict
ure Z" The artist offered check for the aaopnt due
but the other insisted upon having picture iheh D'
uupkacy dashed off sketch the spot AMI gave 1t 70
him. saving "There, that 10 easily worth S3'oOl Tbs
unholserar accepted IT, delighted and hurried on 10
picture dealer, who refused 70 give awning ne thts
amount for IT, Back wsl to the artist ASKING bin %
reouch the ssetc9 an 40 "a nos. tss ipa6e,nan has
brought suit against him to compel him to do So
Here is scene at OF those mutual admiration gath
erngs so much beloved In France. 1t is dinner OF
literary NJ Arsene oussaye proposes Victor Ifnsos
health thus: Victor Hugo glorously continues the reign
OF the sovereigns Of Thought Victor Hugo succeed,
Votare "A voltare succeeds MOlere, Molierc sue
ceeds Shakespeare Shakespeare succeeds Dante. as
Dante succeeds Virgil. Virgil eeds Homer
drink to Homer-HugO" Then the Master graciOusy
responds You ask" he says. referring to another
passage in M Houssayes speech, II you are prose-
writer or poet. You man; you are genius.
recognize IN yOh contenI ofaFy "'oSo ~ ,
feel that You and VIII meet AGAIN 20 .i otI
work IN the Pleades. those Immortal i9nt- whcn ,SH
the nvgOrang language Of truth IN the FpiedOr Oh 'o
beautiful" Great Is taGy!
The Rev. George WOrthington, :. I. D.. who was on
Friday elected Protestant Episcopal Bishop Of Nebraska
Is rector of st. Johns Church. Detroit which has grown
under his administration to be the third parish IN tho
United States in the number Of its communicates us
offerings for missionary purposes larger than those OK
any other church IN the West Dr. Wortmngton Is aDOuS
fifty years Of age, has fine face and cordial manner.
and Is scholarly preacher and an able administrator.
A few years ago he within few votes OF an
Of Michigan, ana last year was
unanimously chosen Bishop OF China % the Geusrdi tOh'
,i,iou il is hoped that he may consider SyoraDly ths
OF the diocese OF Nebraska the HOTk or Whch
is similar 70 that which he has successfully carried On
i'm Detroit tie IL a graduate Of Hobart College and ths
General Theological Seminary.