New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12
PERSONAL

The Rev. A. d. Mayo OF Boston, has returned from
his eighth annual Southern tour on his ministry OF
ucatlon7 The past season has been one OF con-
slant labor I'm the two Caronas, Georgia and Florida
Mr.. Mayo goes next week TO Marthas 'iDeyaru 10
lecture before the Summer Institute and August
will return b spend the summer ami autumn al DOS
ton. On tho Sunday evenings Of August and Septcm-
Der Mr. MAYO will deliver series OF nine new lectures
in the hall of the Young Mems Christian Union ana
win be ready TO deliver these or other educational
addresses in New gland until leaving for the south
about December l.
Miss Edna Dean Proctor has given drinking foun-
tain to her native town, HeDnker, NJ Fl.
Commander Caspar f. Goodrich, OF the United States
Torpedo Station at Newport, upon whom Yale Uni
versty has Just conferred the degree of NJ A. Is one
of the youngest officers OF his rank In the Navy Ills
career has been marked by successful attainment aud
brilliant promise. OF distinguished Connecticut an
ces,ry his preparation for Yale was abandoned for
course at Annapolis, where he graduated vale
dIctOran of the largest class which ever eneied ne
the Government for various important duties. His
official report of the English Egyptian war OF loS2 mas
been adopted as the authority by the leading nations
Of Furopr, and upon the subject of heavy ordnance
and naval defence he has frequently contributed 10
the reviews as specialist
The Rev DR. Mcleod, Of the Clinton Avenue Con-
grcgational Church of Brooklyn Will spend the summer
at Nantucket saratoga and Alexandria Bay
Germany ought TO have celebrated grandly the re-
cent scvcnty1rst anniversary of the birth OF Duke
Ernst of Coburg Goha, for he did much for Ger
man unity. 1t is greatly to you that | owe ms
day., said old Kaiser William TO MIN, lmnleulatcly
after his Imperial coronation at versailles.
Tho first land grant to Harrison in Virginia was
for $50 acres In Isle Of Wight County in 1887 TO Ben
Harrison.
Parliamentary life in Austria, says The ST. James's
Gazette has lost of its most distinguished orna-
mcnts by the death of Monsignorc Joseph Grcuter,
leader OF the Ccricals and the most brilliant orator IN
the Lower House OF the RelchSrath. lie began lie
as parish priest BriXcn, in the Tyrol and Tor some
years taught theology at the Innsbruck Gymnasium
Elected in 1861 tie Tyrolcse Dict nc became almost
Immediately the chief of tho Ultramontanc party, and
was I'm 1864 returned to the Abgcodneenhaus at VI
emma Here he attracted attention by his fasci-
mating and powerful cloquence and the fiery zeal with
which he champoned the Clerical aud FederaliStlc
causes In heat of hts opposition to the bin Tor
rendering education undenomnational he stumped the
Tyrol with view to stirring up the pcasantry against
the school inspectors and brought himself IN cohnct
with tho authorities. This episode earned him the
sympathetic ickname Of The War horse OF Hppach.
one of his most infammatOry addresses having been
del yered in the town of that name Grcntcr st0pi
high I'm favor at thc Vatican, and was cordially kci
by all political parties In Vienna. His popularity IN
his native Tyro IS illustrated by the fact that at tho
time of his death he was an honorary member Oh no
fewer than 400 communcs.