New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Dr. Bascom and the Rev. DR.. T. T. Munger
will address the meeting Of the BERKSHIRE Couhy
Bible So cty at Plttshed, Mas to-morrSw pibiC
topic for consideration H. Sh0uiu nor -" ,'es
as literary work, DO included In cOiloscia'o oo'''
of study
Tho late General John L. Thompson died 1uSt
week after hls election president OF tho Union
League Cub Of Chicago He was classmao Oh
James A. Garfield at Williams college,.
The Boston Stock Exchange regards with regFe.
and almost wi h CONSERVATION the retlfemehI ol
General Charles A. whittier from tho house o. Lee
uigginson & Co. He was for years tho undisputed
liking OF the street - but he will now leave boston
and come 10 Now-fok
Announcement is mado Of the death az the
Asylum for tho Insarse at Buffalo Of Professor
Charles Linden the noted ornithOOgst ana colector'
lie has been suffering from acute mania since August
last He went to Buffalo from Breslau, Germany
a quarer OF q century ago a common sailor' Du'
was highly educated and possessed or an unusual io'0
for the natural sciences. The late judge ohh'oh
made him collector of tho Society o. Natural sciences
and placed him In the High School as an ms ruotor'
Every summer no went abroad and made coiiec-
lions He visited Brazil and Hayti, explored the
Au,azon River and worked alone for months In me
Florida evcrg AIDES and the mountains Of Sou Cafoha
dorminnd bIs health and he has been broken
In constitution lie was at the heau oi MS
ment in The American Association for tho AdVdhco-
men. OF Science.
II ,s said that General Bragg who has lately been
apDolned Mini-ter to Mexico, sed rather felnen "
10 90 on sprees. But one occasion, as he was
setting out to mako night Of it, his II tic daughter
IN her arms around his neck and sad fSpa,
please don't 90 ~ and he has scarcely taken d uIop
OF liquor since
Messrs Louis Prang & Co, Mr. John EoYle
ORei-ly and other Bostonians have started fund
for the rrief Of Mr. James Redpath who IS seriously
IN and is said to be In lack Of money.
The late Joseph II. Osesby, president OF u"
foule'ana National Bank New Orleans was brother
OF Governor Ogesby Of Illinois.
The Rev. Charles Parkhurst, who has been eiec e'
cd or Of "Zon's Herald is the popular and success
mi ua,iC,r Of st. John 5 NJ. T.. Chdfch, DOVei, ~ H.
A year or moro ago "The Sunday CALI OF Newark
y j. pul / sh d lOci stO viii h while quit true WIS
lmprOpa,le and marN 4 lOus TO degree "" haO
Mot for a novel; observed the writer of 1t, "Wkle
Co rs would find In such an incident" Keceh'H
a COPY OF the paper with the article marked was
sent to Mr. Collins, and no now replies as fol0WS'
under date OF London, January 10:
| am recovering from attack Of illness ana most
Of nv letters are written for me by another hah-
But | must personally thank you for the very re-
mafkablc and interesting story which you nave 50
Kindly sent me- The incident marked ia so dranauc anu
no mel 50 entirely new, that | really nope . Hhu
an oDportunity o. making use OF IT, IN that case
4 is | trust. needless FOR me 70 say tht .he Wy
unwrtten story will find its way across tho Audh'o
To exLrcss its sense Of oblga lon to you as IL De7t