New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
PERSONAL.

Mr. parry Sullivan now slxty-four years OLD, mas
been suffering from nervous prosuaton ana Is very
feeble. lie has a pleasant home at west brlsn'on,
ENGLAND. and is cared for by his three ui'inarrieu
daughters and of his sons MS second e SON month
Having Hamlet under the management VI h'' e'''-
brother.
Frank Hon was charmingly open and seniai, anu
though not a brilliant cOnNersauoha'S' ~'""'' ~
fund OF pleasant tak
monument 10 Duke Frederick William OF Bruins
,ct ls 10 he dedicated at Quatrc Bras on June 10,
1870. tho seventy fifth anniversary Oh inc pa'N''
Mfr MARVIN van Icnncp says that Sarah Bernhard
I, whiting a new play; " and when she sio"s "oa's
she stops and inserts herself in the manuscript ID
book mark"
The death IS announced of Mr. Lorenz herAomer'
father OF Mr. Hubert Herkomer and himself an artist
., aat talent lie was seventy three years old and
was attached with uncommon ahecuoh 10 "' s
The family of tho lato f. p. Roe Will remove
permanently to This city next month
Kaiser Francis Joseph is hfty-e sht years oid To-
day; and may no have as many happy returns oi ,ho
dav as he has handles 10 his name FOR TINS Boh'di
monarch is fully styled Francis Joseph l. ehalleS'
rnneror Of Austria Apostolic King of Hungary King
Of bohemia of Damatia, Of Croatia, OF slavonla' Vi
Calc.a Iodomerla and IlIyrta King of Jerusalem,
Arch duke of Austria; Grand Duke of Tuscany ana
of Cracow Duke Of Lorraine, OF Sahourg o1 1917 "a
Of Corintha, of Carnloa, OF Bukovha ln % inner
SnaniS 90 lower Siicsa of Modona, of Parma, OF
piscer1a and Guastala, of Auschwit2 ana LatOr OF
Tcschen Frull, Ragusa and Tara Pi1ncey Noul. v.
IIahsburc of Tvrol. II Kyburg, Gorn ana GrUscn ,
Prince OF Trent and Brixen; MarSraVe ot OpPo g,
iu.atia Of Lower Lusatia. OF lstl1a; count Oh
Uohenembs Feldhrche Braganza, sonncnOurg' e'c >
seigncur OF Trieste, of Cattaro' etc
Sir Alfred L. Gooch, of England, Is at Newport
Blshop Fcchan, Of Illinois, is at Newport
! General Alger IS at Narragansett Pier.
The grave of Wendell Phillips at Milton, Mass, Is
| unmarked But a monument is soon to DO erected
bv Mrs Green tho sister of the dead orator. IL VIII
bo rourh weather stained granite boulder about five
foot in height and I'm the front centre will BIO placed
.unkcn tablet bearing inscription. Inc stone VIII
lie placed in tho OF the lot ana In view oi 'he
| path
Mr. Randall ls apparently rcgaIning his health
though slowly lie Is able to write few letters now
The Rev DE- Edward Cooper has returned to Troy
| Y Y after an absence of many years Tie was
once Editor Of The Troy Post" In 1851 be left thai
CITY, lie served as chaplain Of the 9Th Ohio Cavalry
during the war; aud with Sheridan In the shenan
doah For many years DR.. Cooper has been engaged
I'm PRESBYTERIAN Church work In the West. Tie als'
published Tho Evangelist" at St Louis. with n.
wife he started from ST. Louis about July !, haNin
DISPOSED of h publishing interests IN that city, intend
| ing 10 remove TO Troy. AT Cincinnati they ttOple
long enough TO have n cataract removed tioin Mrs
Coopcrs eye. But at Bloomington ONO, who're mis
| Cooper resided at the tine Of their marriage ana I
which city they pad visit en- route East. she wa
attacked with blood poisoning from carbuneie an
| died.