New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
PERSONAL.

o,,,,,rron,arv dinner to General n P. Banks In
.oro ~ his election to Congress will be given TO-
morrow in Boston at the Revere House.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain are spehuins q
norton of their honeymoon at salem Mass, suess VI
Mr. and Mrs George Peabody grandparents VI 'ii'
chamberlain.
The Rev. Dr. r. r. Meredith, OF BfoohSn 10 To
gaining health at Old Point Comfort
Cana one recently wrote to Mr.. Bright asking adj
vice as to preparation for SPEAKING ~ oe'nS
me reped the famous orator. that every man "ouiu
oadur discover what suits him best. To write
enoeches and then to commit them to memory 10 d
dorhIe slavery which 1 could not bear. 10 spo'N
without preparation, especially on great anu soiou,
tonics Is rashness, and cannot DO rcoo"in'0
when intend to speak anything that seems " mo
mnortant consider what 1t is that Wish 10 iEpio's
mp d,crca 7 do not write my facts or my
arguments but make notes on TWO Ut 'iroo Vi 'o"
,,ns az mote paper giving the line of argument anu
no facts as they occur to my mind and leave INC
words TO como at call while am speaAihs '
arc occasionally short passages Wiich lor
NAV write down, as sometimes aiso-ai"i''. nv"
ro concluding words or sentences may be written
This Is very nearly all can say on b Ini Il leaves
,.n and Sufficient freedom to the speaker IL heeps
him within the main lines OF tme bsi he saws there
Mr'' more likely 10 be compact and not wanueldns
and dfusc. Forgive me II say NJ no know HIM has
Ting NOR charming little book with the quaint Tile
.For Good Consideration II Is puoiiSncd " an ar
cIe Advice TO Young orators have reaa " so ah
the whole book with much pleasure no.sonS Won put to
nv ,Sourb have spoken much, am not sure that
an nnaIIied 10 teach even what have pracusou VIVID
some show OF success
Miss Harriet Hosmer will visit St. LOUIS ner ior,
mcr home this winter, for the hrst 'ine III '"''''
years.
e,, - ,he late Charles p Otis, for fifteen years
uofossor NJ modern languages at the MASSACHUSETTS,
Ipet,ute of Technology, The Springfield union says
ue was thorough student and his DEATH IN ms ai
nrime IS a sacrifice to his love LOT s'uuy io r.
sake He had been in somewhat shattered he nros
some UNI d oh,ired to give up all class work Early
in the fall his friends hoped that ID" i re- Hnt for the
,ner had given fim new lease OF M Du, i'i ~
i r,et three weeks he had been steadily fallins
Sir Charles Russell, exAttorney- and iead.
, counsel for Mr. Parnell has a wellknown TRICK Oh
driving n poInt home to jury which Is inim'ap'e W
any other advocate. He begins to lead up 10 II WIN
his right hand in his tailpocket, under MS sown
Thence he extracts snufbox, transfers IL " Ms wv
hand opens IT, takes pinch between the ilnso a""
,ah % his right and with the box still In his lei'
, "a ,ho nincb sill I'm transitu he makes his
, civ so that 10 reaches his hearer mInu
~ The nrccse moment which the pinch reaches S
% Iow bandanna the oratorical effort IS complete
mt TO be properly appreciated II must DO SOU"
Iobn Dillon will visit Australia during the coming
winter His main object in making the "Trip Is 'o IT,
cover his health. but he intends also 10 uo sor Will
in the interest Of the Irish cause
II Is now announced that General Pauker VIII sue
GOOD Admiral Posset as Minister Of Railways of Rus
STA Admiral Possiet dismissed on accoun' Vi 'Ho
recent accident to the CZars ualh'
Fmneror william and his family, accompanied by
tho rmnerial Court have arrived in Berlin FOR the
winter season