New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19

TIC IA rrnouri Park Art Association ~ PmAdeIp"Id
i. crot Stain, Of David Riucnhou>c m Eitt"h"'9e
-1y,rc The naming Of Oh" public squares 81 uc
,tt, .,y. The PhLdripha Telegraph In honor oi
di,,uc1li- he'd citizens was worthy ana 'r'i''o' W
.n but It involved almost an implied promise 'h'' '''
honor should lee pcrpctuatcd by q proper ui'"'r'"l
-noNIr. forth tho personality represented by tc hal'
,ii-,. ~,if.r should surely have portrait >iti''
Of David Eiu,utou,c. Logan SQUARE 'ilu' h1 , .
,iuc # Jane Logan. and sd with tnnhNh square ana
Warrington oqrnIr and the FHrmHunt Park Art Ne'o
catipn hayiuI entered upon r" TyoTh' VIII r., ''ur'
,,rtiri. on M ifs Wclldolu- Wi'l u'rr m'Iilc0' ]"
quircmcut- have been properly >'iI'i'u'
rn. Fn,prc,. ~ Russia d, now forty three year old
Russian, say that she la, not the capacity IF IN"
Princes, II Vale to look considerably Younger THAN
her years The chin begins 70 dGGhc. and me cheeks r
huyr long since taken c"ni"ranlr "NPIP'''"l, iuI
figure MISC grow, moronh. though ~tH she Is an l"ue
fausahlc dancer
The late General Terry was brother Of Rose Terry
Cooke the writer.
The transfer Of Dr.. IIartwcll from Johns Hopkins
Iuycr-ity Whclr. he formerly director OF phN steal
training to the public -,hot Of Boston, where he j. o.
hold -millr place. f. warmly commended hy On" h"N
t,u pr,.>- No one" say, " Ihe Boston Herald,
can visit our public schools and not be- mpN'> 'Ti with
the need # physical training Tor the pupils. What Is
rc,Icd r first Of ALL Thoroughly competent bad for
.urh work, q man VITO Dat, tn qulin'ailon. for A.
practical side and the executive ABILITY - or-uH1' a
i,dv of men ard women who are competent 10 execute
h,- plnu- II Dr. lllrtWru -hau fulnl reasonable eN
urstatipus and make thcr" cNriti~r~ -omrll ~ more
iiin bare routine. the general h'auu oi tr ,lllirn
the pubic schools b. likely To be materially improved.
Bishop Potter viii deliver a = rmon to The Young men
Of Princeton in the Episcopal church Of that town on
sunday evening.
Princes, Beatrice is preparing taOlcanN vivantN ON
,calr to exceed all preyiou, efforts for the Christmas
fc~t.yitic, AT osborne.
Mr. .IaroS who has charge Of The forthcoming auto
biography Of General Is. T. Butler. thus explains why
the General declines TO appear on lecture platforms
without doubt many people Will consider tins on
account Of his advanced age. bat would most respect
h,ly make you aware Of the fact that General Butler
Ia, not been I'm better condition for the last twenty
wears than he Is today and he dev0tlng large part
Of IN, time now the preparation OF his forthcoming
vor, which, with his extended law practice occupies
nj, time daily from O'Clock the morning TIL nearly
midnight lie being continually besicged aud invited
TO make addresses for this that and the other OCCASION.
and In order not To offend and slight any one, he Is
MAILING strict rule to give point blank refusal 10 all
such requests. lie only complied with the request
Of IN, Wendell Phillip, Association because lie l. lts
president The statement that he sunk YEARLY into
hi the close Of an address, aud I'm order 10 ac
knowledge the applause had 10 be- assisted 10 hi, feet
hy n gentleman near by. may hc true. but It may he
,.rcibl for the reader, of your paper T. know that
th, apparent fatigue Wa Can-1i entirely from lame
lce win which The General has been troubled for
some time. II must be further taken into consideration
that the General Is heavy man. had stood for hour
and . hail. and would nournlN feel atlgucd'
OF the lac Henry G. Noble brother Of Secretary
Noble The Columbn, Ncw," say: Mr.. Noble wa,
sixty four year. old and had been actively engaged in
IN, practice of law in h, city for forty years. Public
spirit went hand in hand with his business. and Their,
have been public enterprise, in hi, in the last
quarter II century with which he has not been promi
neniIy connected The country owes Mr. Noble Il
dept OF gratitude for tho pAiienL nnhring watchfu