New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
PERSONAL.

Tho Rev DR.. " ". Taylor. OF this city, has recently
| been preaching and lecturing to town aud gown ~
EOrthneld, Mass.
Harvard is getting moro certain every day that Sir
Edwin Arnold will come over next month and attend
commencement there. Sir Edwin would be mos
| cordially greeted IN America would also Lady
arnold no is grandnieCe OF william EIlery Chahhhs
and a second cousin OF Colonel I. W liisginsoh.
Senator Ev.rts takes deep and active interest in
| tho creamery which he and some friends have 1ust
started In Vermont
Mr. Isaac n bromley is 70 speak on 4" The Rail-
| road, and the PrrsS" before tho Connecticut Press
| Association noxC month
| The London correspondent OF "The Manchester
Guardian writes: curious story Is told with regard
10 A we'll known Liberal peer. 1t seems the Liberal
lender Of tho House OF Lords walked this afternoon into
tho Carlton Club. made his way into the smokngrOom
TO the surprise OF everybody present, and throwing
himself into a chair began In a lcSurly way to read
| newspaper For q moment two there was whispered
spoculat,on as TO the possibility OF Lord Granville's
| having "'vcrted,' and then Conservative member
ycnurcd on an expression Of pleasure at seeing Lord
| Granville so much at home Why shouldn't be
here asked his lorshp. this Is tho Reform Club
| Is II not7' But glance round the room convinced
him that he had bundercd and then, designating the
eager INVITATIONS extended 10 him to remain he hur-
rie,lly made his ont OF the enenys quarters Tho
error was a curious one. seeing that the clubs are 80
| much unlike IN their structural arrangements.
Mr.. George KEENAN,, the Siberian traveller, has
| given up his Washington house. For the next year
or two he will busy with lecture engagements and
| In tho summer will live Cape Breton Island, mex
| neIghbur to Professor Alexander Graham bell.
The woman's Club OF boston celebrates Mrs Julia
Ward IIowes SEVENTEEN birthday sDniy ersary tu.mor
| row This club will give her a massive silver and
gold vase and the Saturday Club viii give her gold
brooch.
Says a writer in " Tho Baltimore American: Miss
| Anna Hewels, the aunt OF ". ID. Howels WAS a
woman Of very strong character She had \ very In
| telnsent, bcamng countenance, and beautiful. lint
| piercing and brilliant black eyes. She helped no edit
tho anti slavery paper, published IN Wheeling. while
the handle portion OF Virginia still under slave
rule, and before tho days Of Lloyd Garrison Gerrtt
Smith the Beerhers, and all the anti slavery societies
As part Of her Intellectual equipment she uldertoOk
to commit 10 memory tho first Wcbster's bic fiona ~
entire and had half cOmpted hor work when she con.
cludcd 10 gtee up her seltimposed task"
The Hon. viii Cumbach. OF Indiana was recently
registering at hotel In st. Louis, whom q Southern
man BY the side Of him who had caught glimpse Of
tho lecturers address, sad: Bog pahdsn, SIR but
arc you writing louisiana, thah?. "No, SIR It Is
Indiana; that h my houe.' "Oh" exclaimed the
Southerner, disguised; 81 thought you was possiby
native OF Louisiana, my native State, sab 80 YOU
ara from the Hooser state" "Yos, sirs aThst'a
the ssstc whah they Ia al the oullud voters iron,