New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
PERSONAL.

Senator Angus Cameron, who presided over tts ro,.
OF July session OF the senate was also celebrating tn
anniversary OF his own birthday he having been born ~
July 4, l5Z6-hfty years later than the Nation "a
Dr. @. 8. Ely, who during the past year has auo, a..
chair Of mathematics In Buchtel College Akron oh,"
mas been elected member OF the London Matbero.,,
Society.
Thomas Carlyle's old house in Cheyne Row (yol.o. .
10 be sod Tomorrow
Says the Hon. Ignatius DOnnely reported in IA, p,
(Boston): "When in Congress- few medbers were oL,
me about my Irish; one OF them legged felio,
some six feet three high, well named OF nature sb,pl
clever fellow from Indiana Turning to him I..'s
Where were yOu bred lie commenced 10 lsngb 49,,
SAID ny father was an irishman ana my gran fmo,bs,
was an Irishwoman. In the Senate there Wa. q, mo-.
from Illinois, with aquiine nose and long black b,l,
Time and again he thought to be descended ,,
Logan the Indian Chatting Familiarity with him ono DO
on the street car said General Logan what Is yonr d.
scent He hesitated. said: Where was your fa,hs
from 7 From the County Monaghan In Ireland, ,
thought this worthy Irshmsn had married soayy and
asked: Where your mother from From tina
County Monaghan. too no said; and there wa, NV In
dian with long black hair had IN the new spsn,,
OF the Scotch ancestry OF General Grant 20 once on n
He said, From Philadelphia. Where were yon,
people from From the North OF Ireland qnes.
TONED MIN further. and found that his grandmother wa,
Kelly, which is not Scotch name. Governor R,m,eV
OF Minnesota was published over the country as a
descent. Hg lent
i0und That he was Swiss on his mothers side and hi,
rather from the County MOnagh the same place y
indian came from"
The late Mrs. Laurie Beauregard clarendon. OF New-
ORGANS, was the only daughter Of General o. p T.
Beauregard and through her mother was grea-grani-
daughter Of General James Where, the Governor
ot the state Of Louisiana General Beauregard ha. Two
remaining children Colonel Rene T. Boauregard ana Mr.
Henry /. Bcdurcgard.
Remarks Mr. Labouchere I'm Truth donaon, ancnt A
recent Biographical sketch in The Worid Of NJ de Bowit;
For family reasons. which do not concern u.s. NJ ds
BlowiU bore for some time the name OF Oppert which
was that Of his mother observes Edmund The family
reasons were that the name Oppert vas that ,
father BlowiN is the name of the village Ia which Inc
ItHcs correspondent was born. Why, too. should
Edmund make him ashamed Of his ancient racci lie
Of Au~tIau-~lay origin, and comes OF family whose
pH"I- date back three hundred years. fact 10 which
u dc BoWlT attaches no Importance whatever. Prob
ably not for hr - of Hebrew origin ami in the case II
most Polish Jews. h- papers probably date bick 'ur
more than three hundred years one NoutI-yOi.r
Observed GWuDctta in speaking OF him Juf oionas
tathOiigne. ct dccore' "
The Duae and Duchess ~ Bucccuch have struck die
may into the hearts % their humble neigh5or- by tho
announcement that they goiug TO I've abroad zoe
some time. leaving Dalketh Palace and Drumanuf
Castle closcd. Tho late Duke always Kept up llrls
establishments ~ those PLACES for nearly -ik years,
and large l0rd trade mp entirely dcp,ulrnt upon
them, 80 that the present change VIII mean little short ~
rain TO many trades people.
Boston, july IL. The seventeen birthday Of benjamin
j. shllhcr irs P9rtuftOnl was appropriately Ob.eryed
~ h, home Chelsea to-day. aud his friends and 1l
mlierS are giNlng nm birthday call