New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-18
PERSON IL.

s Foster Dewey has been confined to his room
lately by severe attack Of illness. He is rapidly
recovering, and was able TO drive out yesterday.
Mr.. O. II. Olroyd, OF Springfield, Ill., is exhibit
ing his valuable election of mementes OF Abraham
Lincoln. which he has been gathering for the last
twenty years.
About a year ago the late Mr.. Danelson, of Ihc
PJordeace journal. wrote Senator AnthOny's obitu-
arv. expecting to use it shortly in the paper. When
Mr. DanicS0n hmscfdied short time ago. and by
q strange chance il was Senator anthony VINO WIOte
his obituary.
Ex-Presjdcnt Hayes is said to have moro clabor-
ate set of scrap books, classified and indeXed, than
any other public man IN the country. He began
the collection of scraps when he was young
lawyer in Cincinnati. When he was President he
kept one OF his clerks constantly busy cutting aud
pasting slips from the newspapers.
Alexander i. Orr. who has been in Florida fol
several weeks with his wife, has returned home
Mrs. Orr, who has been a sufercr from bronchitis
for a long time, is much improved in health Mr.
Orr is enthusiastic Florida and regretted being
obliged - return 80 soon. II i his first a5senct
from business for several years, and he derived
much benefit in general health.
At the Easter meeting of the vestry of St
Georges Cathedral. Kingston, Canada, resolution
was passed commanding the character and services
Of the late cuUatc, Dr. wilson, vino was dismissed
by the Dean for sympathzing with the Salvation
Army. II - understood that Ut. Wilson Will soon
come to this city an assistant TO the Rev. Mr..
Rainsiord al st. Georges Church.
Sherman s. Jcwett, of Buffalo, the newly elected
director of the New-York Central Railroad, is one
Of tho largest stove manufacturers OF the country
He is president of the Buffalo bank which stands
high among the financial institutions Of western
New-York aud had a long railroad experience as
president of the Buffalo, NeW-l OTk and Phiadel-
phia Railway Company. He Is regarded a. a strong
addition to the management OF the New-Iork Cen
trail Company.
Carlos ACuero the Cuban revolutionary leader,
is a man below the medium height and weighs only
about l15 pounds lie has black curling hair and u
small mustache which turns up at the ends. His
smiles grim and there is a look of tierceness
about his face, but ordinarily he is the harm
less person imaginable in appearance. Aguero be-
longs to wealthy family in Puerto Principe. lie
is not yet thirty, aud has been against Span
ish authority in Cuba almost continuously since he
fourteen. NO ono who knows HIM doubts his
bravery.
HAVANA, April 17.-General Adam Badeau sails
on the steamer Newport to-day for New-YoTk.
CONVICTION. Ky, April 17.-Bishop Toebbe, Cath
Olic of this diocese is seriously i'll and his death is
expected at any time. Age and heart disease are
the causes of his condition. He has received the
rites Of the church from Archbishop Elder
WASHINGTON, April 17.-General Terry Will re-
turn to Fort Smelling, Mimi, tomorrow. He has
been in consultation for several days with General
Sheridan upon the proposed concentration of the
eral Terry will prepare estimates for the extension
OF Fort smelling