New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
PERSONAL.

Tho standsb Monument Association OF Boston VIII Nv
opco purchase stone for the structure II mas
vorv will be begun early the spring. and IL Is hopoa
that the capstone will be In place before the END Oh
Mr. A. J. Drexel, jr., OF Philadelphia, sai'eu io'
Europe yesterday to spend several months.
oanita profile portrait OF Mr.. Gladstone, Of colossal
slze exists at Athens carved by nature In tho son"
rock OF the AcrOpos is on the northeast angie Oh w.
rock, and is to be seen plainly from Dr. ochiio""A
house.
NJ Chevreups centenary has called forth reprint u
the Gazette Royale for September IL. 1855 tose'nor
with n sketch OF those tmos, from which 1t appears
that Marat was then obscure veterinary surseon
Danton and Robespierre were outof-t way eoan.{
Uoche MORGAN and Desaix were private soldiers, Ney
Office clerk. Lannes was ayers appten''o''"AN
Napoleon Bonaparte was second neutehAh@
Mr.. Emmons Raymond, for many years president OF
be Pass umpsic River Railroad, Thursday last cee
br.ted his eghteth birthday He in excellent health
and is about to open giant hotel on the South Caior
MIA Coast
"The question Of Congressman" says f''Snelu
writer In The Boston Post Is settled In advance i'
Rockwell will be rcnominated 1t Chester by acciamauoh
and 70 elected in November by substantial majority
Frank as his old companions afectonately call hln
has been berated good deal in times gone by Tor hls
supposed manipulation OF the machine; put since Ills
frat election to Congress he mas kept clear Oh al
clements at home He resigned his place on the ssa n
Committee never attends the caucuses aud s
offices even as an arbitrator between contendns oca
candidates He was alone in Washington al winter,
and he is enjoying himself hugely these summer snt and
driving over the Berkshire hills with MS prgnt anu
pretty wife and six lively boys. Inc ony 9,osu wh"m
hIs enjoyment is the serious illness OF his motnet wno
he was called bome from Washington several tue 70
see whom lie visits every few days IN ner po"'""
home In Lenox."
Bishop Stevens will return tn Philadelphia 'ouay
and spend this week there Next week he will attena
the General Convention of tho Episcopal Church at
Chicago.
MIR. Thomss Bailey Aldrieh has come homo from
Russia with poor opinion OF that country Inc al-
| tennis at civilization there no thlhKs' mofo'S 0
| phasize the savagery OF the Nauoh
Il will be remembered, according to washington
writer IN The Boston Irarer that the new superlh'enu
ept OF the Naval Academy Is only Commander. LUIS
fact was being discussed in Commodore "aAei on0e
the other day Walker Is captain IN inc N"'' ou'
receives the pay OF Commodore Oh account Vi oe"e ,
| Chief Of the Bureau OF Navigation. ooiho ono "'Av
| Walker why Commander had been detaiieu luz INC
d,tv Walker replied: made the detail beca1se uo
not know OF single Captain in the Navy who IS NJ OF
competent hold tue place Ihis was 100 near by
lie mmped to his feet and exclaimed SPeaS Si Uu n
self, Walker. ~ be blanksty blank s that followed
| was only broken by the sort ticking OF the clocA'
The golden Jubilee o, the Rev. Sister Mary Corhehn
SUPERIOR OF the College OF Noue Dame Fan JOSE "an
fornia was deliberately celebrated on september io
Before She took the veil she was MISS Caroihe N"po
She was born in Liege, Belgium. In 1870 eno "" o'
| fed III
excellent French scholar. At an early age 9n' MOI"
tasted AN ardent devotion religious subjects ana "hc
| ntneteen wears of age she entered the conson. a
| Wan,ur AfteIward became superior III tno o mi,
I,mant and when in 1913, De Smet tho famous lnis
sinnary Of the Rocky MOUNTAINS returned TO EuiopG en-
search OF teachers for the savages ana M
Meat sne was appointed superior o. Inc SIX 7ls'e
ere Hrsf sent on the voyage Alter perilous voysg
the arty landed in oregon on the 3lst OF july 1871
General Bpuanger while in this city. is said to nav
night of it" in the slums with detective an
10 have made most favorable lmpioeslon uP' 49,
inmates OF the dens DC Vsileu'
Tho Danish Prince Wademar being marrea 10 d
Orleans Princess his selection for the bulgarian ."iOu
would not te pleasing to France. ana noV "''"'"n
offend her ally, Russia is SAID 10 nave III .A,'
uuppe IN the person OF Duke Alexander Oh 10
nephew OF the present reighin. " "". -. ,o,bo
Ollenbure Ho born on June = 19ii' HIS '"'N'
! IT., Dnke Constantine, general in Russian ser'oo'
WIN died in 1881. Duke Alexander holuS tuo Po't,'
of Adiutant. General to the Car, anu oomtn'iu's
General of the IIn peral Guards. On January ~ '
no married the Princess Eugene dc Leuohteh"ors'
granddaughter of the Car Nicholas lie mas wv
h,others who also I'LL high military POSITIONS III u
,,ns,,,n srmv His sister, the Duchess Alckandra'
orried 10 the Graud Duke Nicholas, the Cars uncie
Duse Alexander represents tue tnrd generation oi n
fanny fanny thorougn Russian Personally he ID one
the most lie voted adherents OF TIE present en-
"nIv son Prince Peter Friedrich George polh
%nyysmSer ~ 1868. and now a Lieutenant OF me ee
braei froobrnshonsky regiment OF inc ii CO.,
e,n carefully trained according 10 ms Iather COZ
yrtious The Duke IS one Oh the richest S >,
Russia both landed and funded property, "nu IN
frrnns az his wife, descending TO her from ueV gfdu
f s the late car Nicholas, is also stated %
enormous It generally reported taiI u IS o
, Cars personal uesHo W 'oo "
Bulgarian throne.
Tho Historian" of The Boston Record tolls IN
Bishop williams. Of Connecticut man warm
esteemed by all and conditions OF men, auu CIV
more SO by children, was making one OF MS epScop
valuations and WAS guest OF the rector OF the pr
no wa Visiting The rector, who rigorous man
the training OF his children, hal little boy SIX yea
old who was great tayorlte with the oishop' anu
whom IN turn. the bishop was much beoyeu' ,
sunday afternoon bishop and the boy were 1917 sV
for while In rectors study, and Were ensVs u.
comfortably. Let us look at your picture pooh 81
| tpa hishon All right" said the boy. lie brought
nictnre. book laid II the right reverend lapo,
quest aud then went furtIvely back ana oioseu
s,ndv loor Well have to do IL on the sly, plsno
. com know !" said no with grin. The next sunday
k bishop preached q magnificent sermon on inc s'n
oyer.rig hteousuess.