New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
PERSONAL.

Mrs Austin Colbln Miss Corbin and more than
a score of their friends are making an autumn tour
~ the White Mountains. few OF them are In
carriages and the rest Of them on horseback.
NJ. Emile lola, lst IT be we'll known, is opposed
to the gullotine, because, when he was boy, he
Witnessed its operation and the sight sicsened him
SO there a time when IL was Possiole ior sohle-
thing to sicken NJ Loid'
Senator Chandler is reganing his health at Carls-
bad
D Alfred Gatty has recently celebrated the fffeth
orpivorsarv Of his appointment TO the vicarage Of
FccIes6eld England. Mr. Alfred Scott Caty. the
wel-k known musician IS his son, and mat giied
author. Mrs Ewing, now deceased was his daughter
Mr. Ieech the new Director of the Mint, used to be
a capital baseball player
Empress Frederick Of Germany Will spend the
winter in Italy
Mr. Clans spreckels the sugar manufacturer, has
removed most of his personal property from San
s'aNoi.co and will make his home hencefOrth at
Philadelphia, PohI
Colonel Franklin Fairbanks, president of the Fair
- ..aIs Company will give to the town of St
y1,,,,r, VI his entire collection Of birds, min
oraIs shells and curiostes, and erect suitable
90 ,to building for museum. His collection of
grahl'e n If The finest in this country. His other
DliNS ~ include rare and costly articles from all
curio'l,t, The world The museum viii contain work
P pa, ro0ns for students and sclehthc library.
r,or,ena,,t Y. L. COttman. Of the Navy, who has
,ared from the Nautical schoOlship St. MAry's
rd detailed as secretary OF Tic International N~."e
anu Which IS to meet at Washington on Wednesday
Oohei0I'' ,,et compliment from secretary Tracy.
-. C,tnnan was for three years in charge OF
- hvdngnphlc office in this city, ana MS
W. recelved the highest commentator trohi snip
,,ers and shpmastcrs; hence "heh oeoro''is ray
o,',oded him 10 the chairman OF the Maemcan
Soalra,jon m the Marine conference - one t
deegallon camse of his familiar acquaintance, nom
SaSnrience with the narillme WVan onIe ''o'" '"'
np,Iment Of the New-lork shlppihs pe"ple'
Mn George KEENAN,, who has done SO much 10
MI Sr'ora 70 the knowledge Of the world, is
70 deliver course OF LECTURES ou 'iiS' ~p0
r,irn This fall. in the First Baptist Church. In
an., They will be six in number, on
,a', and Thursday evenings, from November ii
r,aoorber @ and will describe camp life In Eastern
NH mountains and mountaineers OF the Caucasus,
Sinet perlan steppes and prisons, lie on me B eS,
siberian IO ii;ar tourney through Eastern Siberia
ana a w. profusey and splendidly illustrated
Ten the deaf and-dumb, landsc APPEL painter.
1,o,h from an accident Is just announced from
-''t,,,, was a walking memorial of the horrors
prssIan invasion Of Germany In 1913 He was
Va a., $50 at Blrkenbush, village about two hours
Dorm u" c.,r Wittenberg One day during the
Io"'"1 hor,bardment Of the town the villagers all
homes to watch the firing from the heights,
ie', -, Hunichen, with her infant was left alone
n"0 49,, cottaee suddenly there appeared at tho door
,'.a h,,tal Cossacks, who asked for money Inc
vowrq mother rembllngly told them she had hone ;
'nar,non they seized her aud hef child, bound thei,
s.,.r and aogged them with their knouts until
ICY, yere both lnSens bile On rhe return OF inc
villagers they were restored TO consciousness oy
medloa aid but as result Of the injuries he naa
rocsyed HunIchen remained deaf aud DUMB nn,i,
The end OF his DAYS. His death was ndees- 'eIssd
quo o of tho maltreatment he Lao ccs+sso
seventy Sax years age. inasmuch - no W" run e'''