New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
THE BDSIONIANS.
WHAT They ARE SEEING. THINNING AND
DOING.


DOING.
BoSTON. Nov. 24.-BoStCn is good place TO
be in. one has lit.o d.ticulty after many P.cl-aui
experiences IN undertaking and symp.t.I4luE WLh
the angel wife who returned frr chat with her hus
hand through the aid of a "modum." You ar In
Heaven, dear o. cour,rf" said tho lonely Il
me- is II very hcauti!uI'
80 yes" replied the ethereal yisant. ats beautiful
it's woudciful-bui-it's not DO tom"
By.the.ray. the new Spiritual tempo hero il some
thing seeing IL impU.ng In It, exterior and
rather dak and gloomy within II stated the other
evening that the astral spirit wouIl moyo At 7.JO
precisely" But there only prosy lectnr" from
welknown "medium." las iue than hour
When at as she stopped, she started, shuGdcrci-as
they all do-rnUbed her eyes in duzcd way. II Re-
turning unwngly to terrestrial cOnsc !ousurs,, and
announced 10 her weary aui"ncc. You have now been
addressed by tho epirt ~ Hiram McGibb'!" On" who
had long talk with the wealthy grocer who furnished
most Of the funds for tho bndng -ys that the grocer
related 70 him cXtfapri ury conversations h.
had permitted 10 cnJOy with spirit who uad lived
Thousands Of years -isnd IN tho Indian ocean,
and told hu tina thy p0@-os5cd tncn many 81 the
inventions now struggling u achieve 'uccoss.
ful aerial machines and tno Ike Ito also showed a
sOno brought him 10y another spirit from The Nile. and
said 1t was 'sth wet" when /, reached him.
Mrs. PIttiH4n whose "EmOpsan Brec1cs" were 80
popular, has been here .or month. Her daily BON nos,
printed wonli convince the most stubborn rlcr that
and companion volume IN the spring title not yet de-
c.drd SIcnIv some d"y giVr ~ n novel Arrhdeacon
fnrrar has come aud gone. winning Tue regard OF all
VINO heard or him People mere Ycntufed to think
that he made Browning more Of religious poet than
his intimate friends w"nd Eve him credit for hrn.
The Rev. Mr. Htwcls made an odd anpcaraIce both On
| the platform AMI In the pulpit OF Trinity, where the
glant Philips Brooks takes one position Hni keeps
never turning TO right OF let A. he p"urs forth ha tor
If earnest tnou~ht Mr. Htwcl' 10 lively bnt lame
| face. did suggest many strong rc,ei-
blinco 10 caecd gorilla; others compared hlm
withuIt note. for ono honr nj thirty IN uutc iIs /.
Interesting magnetic fun u striking thoughts, His wifo
Iattendrd the first meeting this year OF tine Round
Tahi- club, which has been noticed already In I'm
ti! I'm "a, 'npn nreS nnt eIsI 20 p1i ,,'
also Eat for two hours In Mr.. Anaguoss parinrs
last week listening to De '" T. iiarr-. of C"ncori on
exhaustive" 50 thousnt II seemed as II. lko old
Jonathan Edwards, he htd got "n the viii aud moth
Ing cOulf get him OF. Utterly weary from the
listening TO words aud thoughts too big FOR me- g1zed
at tha audience amt found that many
IN NY condition 80 taking advantage OF the freedom OF
my will gently ard made my way out before
DISCUSSION, wnicE they say was interesting.
IN the oldfIsbioned quarter Of BOstouthe "rcal old
Ieacou Hin which was talked about much lorty
years ago, old families stIll cilg heir nc
siOns Nj. Vernon. Chestnut and Walnut SIS and the
upper part of Bcacon-st arc SECURE from the approach
old ianilies their broadfronted house, filed with
nnc Ola furniture rich paintings and rare books, enjoy
pelon. Gray, CurIis and Lpring families; and there
still stands the grand old Tucker MANSION Nearby, on
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aud that OF tho AmOry family. Ga walnn.t Robert G.
Winthrop, jE, las underlined magnificent old man.
| zion for himself. GA Mt. NcTuOn-st
| OF Augustus HommanWay, Hnd there nro To found
Charrs Francis Adams Peter 4. Homer Robert Treat
/ Paine-wb0so plain-oOking house has "A wonderfully
beautiful inor0rArthur f. Lyman. judge Gray OF tho
Supreme Court, and many other wrllknuwn solid rep
rcsentatiyes OF Old Boston. There Is also literary
and artistic colony IN TINS region. Close hy parallel
street Ia the modest houle Of Twin r. whippe who
Sunday evening receptions bring together uany d
ungniShed III the world OF letters f. Il Adrch lives In
Mt VcrnOn-st., does tile Rev. ". r. Algcr
| IlowelB used 10 live In tho vicinity. aud
Edwin Booth has his beautiful homo In Chesnu,-st
brooke Ierlord tho famous Unitarian preacher near
and 40 are Henry Cabot Lodge aad Curtis Guild, II.
| tor OF The Commercial Bulletin. Mr.. Guild.
enthusIastic Graugerte." has A Souvenir OF Long
fellow" auartO siZe which contains every published
portrait OF tho poet Excelsior, n his own writing
with pt0u OF II aud It's origin. and many orig
na letters O. hn aud about him In the handwriting OF
! Dickens. Holmes Jared Sparks and others.
james, FicdsH Yesterdays with AutnOrs" has been
extended by Mr. Guild by the insertion OF two hundred
| sngraviDgs ami eighty autographs letters including
those of Pope, Moore, Scott Campbell TbackerRy. Leigh
| Hunt, Miss Milford. TennysOn Miss MartiDsau
| eOuhey COeridge, Rogers. Tom Hood, Browning, aud
! BesaDgcr.
| Tho Court OF Napoleon" Mr. Guild has In
teroavcd with proof-pOrraits and seventy-ave auto
graphic letters OF great value. Among them Official
paIrrs signed ny RObespicrre, IL CarnO Barras and
others letters III the Pncesse Lainbac, Marie AntO
nrtie Mlrlbeau written IN prlsOul DaDtU MHrat and
other In the Reign al Terror; aud letters from
every one OF tho D0uapsro family all the great
shuls and generals all tho artists actors and scientists
OF that tine.