New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-05
PERSONAL.

Ex Governor Henry ". Hoyt, of Pennsylvania, has
almost comp lotely regSinei bis health.
The late James Simpson OF Birmingham, England.
for forty years oganst at the festivals
in that city, He playei at the first performances OF
Elijah IN ler the con luc'Orship OF Mcndeiss"hn
Professor f. G. Folsom. VINO removed from Albany
last sprpg has built himself fine house on his Sifes
old homestead near Penn Yam.
NJ Got the famous actor, recently served for the first
time in his life foreman OF jury.
Assistant Bishop OH william whitaker. OF the Protest
ant Episcopal Church. Will begin his duties in Philadel
phia week. lie is OF slender but erect frame with
hai and vhskers almost white though no only fifty
six years old
| Robert Browning ia in capital health
Mr.. Swain. the suspended JudgeA ivocate-General Of
| the Army, goes about Washington with cigar in
his and rel flower in his buttouhOle very much
he used to before he cOurt-hlartalled. except
he r yes horse instead OF two. He is shrewd
Spectator in real estate and Is reputei TO be Skull
poker player.
Miss Annie Lippincott, daughter OF" Grace Green
wood" has fully reganed health and voice, and will
presently return to tue Opera stage.
Nine. Boucicaut, proprietor OF the Bon Marche store
in Paris las the pension fund which has
absolutely given 10 her employees to something more
than 81 100000.
Tie widow OF Mana Sahib is dead
OF" John Strange Winters debut as n public reader
of her own works whehaH hs.iec writer says: Mrs
stannard has a pleasant voice, and in her opening
speech she expressed hope that wouli not shink
h, Over-bOd woman for Initiating Charles Dickens
in that she was to road works. for, IL we
know how nervous $40 felt we WON'T not tnak her so
very bold. The reading being given for charity given
for family who not destitute but merely
behind hand the reader thanked all lad
forward 10 help her. especially the stewards who
were rewarded Oy having no seats; and then
assured every that she had written cry word IN
the books which had been Published by the author
known John Strange Winter When SHE FIRST began to
WRITE cavalry officer related her pro-
when he had written half he threw up The TASK IL
despair, and john Strange Winter nished it, tuiuK
remarKtd the lady. that my hall WAS the best With
this exception, all the work pro
was her own. Tue eujoy able part of the pro-
gramne the Trading from Houp-la, AMI pathetic
rendering OF tho death of HOi-a CAUSED tears u well
In the eyes OF soodly number OF the audience.
President Robert Garrett Of the Baltimore AMI Ohio
Railroad almost al xays of voiets his
He blooming in his conservatory year
round.
The body of Anna Crom well. daughter OF Richard
Cromwell and granddaughter of the famous Protector
lies buried in almost Understandable grave In the
dsused Ddraground of st. George Martyr, Golborn
which Is presently to no converted into park Sho
was the only Cromwell born 10 the purple.
ChiefJustice Waite aud Clvil-service Commissioner
Edgerton old churns AT recent dinner Mr.. Watts
remarked: -" appeared in police court and Edger
there, venerable and distinguished though he Ooks
ny client, the prisoner the He accused
guir bling On unday; but De got OF, and got ~ by
OF fees Yes. said E'igcrtOn thdts quito
But IL awfuilt dull Sunday In awfully .iull
Ohio town. and we weren't playing Tor money; don't
think we had any"