New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
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PERSONAL

Judcs Nixon OF iheUnited States Court In Ne'Jersey
still suffers from impaired sight, but otherwise bis hea'n
Is qnte restored.
I'm current Parliamentary manuals blank is opposite
tho designation Of Gardner OF Uttoxeer etanoru
the peer entitled to the place being missing Iho oanh
will now dloi 1t Is shown that the rghtfni iour'n
baron Ia Alan Hyde Gardner who. with his father game
emInence 10 resisting the Sepoy Mutneer5 In 1901 no
was born In India, OF a native mpther.
The late Joseph Neal, OF Baltimore according to the
American Of snat city, while desiring no noforety ~
President Clevelands uncle, yet was very mucn as
pleased that hi. nephew. the President pad no atten
ton to all treated him as thoughhe aid HUI
know that he was living
Mr. Grant Allen having returned to England, says that
he did no work during his eight months visit 70 TINS
country but was occupied solely In regaDing health.
The wife OF Representative Ranney. of Massachusetts,
has nearly recovered from the enects Oh her SERIOUS
accident last summer
or Miss Mary Aenes Thicker. the well-known author
It seems but few years ago." says Boston Home
Journal writer, that this beautiful woman was oteh
seen at e,ry this city, Her tall queenly hgnre
and her OF Ceceas rapt devoutness was then
one OF the sights at the immaculate. AT that time
Catholicism was TO her robe OF purity In which she
wrapped herself away from friends and the world
Kneeng in the midst of "a s1uaid and offensive crowd,
IN fetd tn moral as well as with physical I'M
in fact was beautiful to Then Rome was the mecca
her dreams. Since hrn BY tue llber ana touches IN
all later works tell s.Ory OF bitter disappointment
General Francis A. Walker and Mr. F. l.. O!msteai
have been fer time with Senator Stanford at Pao
Alto California planning the buildings and grounds OF
the PROF Osed university
NJ Dupn, who is In his hundredth year. mas
written more than two hundred plays, beginning with
La Voyage Chamhord " in 1903. Until few months
ago he has been an almost nightly attendant at some
theatre.
Representative John Arnott OF Elmra, has not recov-
cred from effects OF thu explosion In his bank,
aud probably never Will regain his he Attn
Paris Figaro was hoaxei by clever Chnaman who
persuaded II that lie was son OF the Marquis Tseng and
got 1T TO print "a long interview with MIN.
farewell receI ton given to the Rev. Robert
Coyer at tue Liverpool Reform Club on the eve OF his
return home nni-ters and laymen OF all dissenting
denominations uniting to DO him honor.
There much talk England OF the possible restora
ton of Colonel Valentine Baker u his old rank In the
army. HIS friends are trying to persuade the queen
that such IN act of cemency would beft her jubilee
cDratiOn.
Mr.. stewart Macliyer, late Member OF Parliamehe LOT
Plymouth a well known and influential English journal
ist whose paper Thc Western Dduy Press, Is the prnc
pal journal the West OF England, arrived
at New-York by the UmDria the 18th Inst on Two
months tour In United NJ Macliver Is now
Niagara Falls but viii return To New-fork on the Ise
of November de Is cousin to the late Lord Cyue' the
OF the English forces In inc iuuian
mutny.
ALBANY, Sept % (SpeciaD. Secretary Manning Will
leave he,e on Thursday for Washington.