New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
PERSONAL.

"rnthcr, Benson who Is well known I'm this coun-
try and England as the head Of the Anglican com
nuny the COwley Fathers has resigned the headshlp
aud has been succeeded By Father Page
T.. C. Bailey OF the victims of the quincy
disaster last week, owned 1.-THE Boston llernId In
$40. and built the property up Immensely before
selling ont 10 Pulsfer Andrews aud Haskell Pre-
vous this newspaper venture he was clerk IN the
Boston Postoilce for four five years After giving
up The Herald" lie dabblcd in politics and Journal
l,m up In New Hampshire. But by 1879 he was back
I'm Boston managing editor Of The GLOBE lhs
Star and The Budget were subsequent ventuie'
vi his at the Hub.
Senator IIawley possesses. I'm handsome binding
George Washng ons own copy OF the statutes OF the
First Congress. which met IN NewYork In 1850. Tho
book Is printed by Francis Chds and John swo.pe' OF
Philadelphia printers to the United states II ma
large, handsome page, but the paper has chansco
color with curious rrcularlty In the hundred year
of It's existence The interesting point about ms
book Is the fact hat the first statute passed lexccpt
that which pScribes the oaths OF ofce-thc nrs' act
OF general lcgi,atonpassed by the First ConGr 81 was
a protective tarln
Governor Bracket, Of Massachusetts. II Is conceded
will have denomination this year IL being the I'M
written law In the Old Bay state TO give Governor
three terms
Professor wilson. OF Wesleyan College. who has r,
comfy boon doing double duty, Will surrender MS
history work next term to appontee. Professor
Andrew Stevenson who has ju,t taken the degree OF
Doctor OF Philosophy al Johns Hopkins Is to have the
history department. Professor stevenson is graduate
Of Dc PAW University where hc Wa. tutor after his
graduation. lie then Professor OF the classics nj
Upper Iowa University, when position nc ei' 10 'Iho
a course In Johns Hopkins
That mysterious quality called L" gift" strkingy re
vealed Itself In the childhood OF the distinguished
French artist, Nine. Jeanne Madeline Lemaire. As
soon as the little girl could move about. peue was
her greatest 10y that even ut the age OF nVc OF SIN
she busied herself In making pictures
ROYALTY Is always dear in England. An ebony
walking stick which once belonged to Georgus Ter
tius was lately sold at auction In London for 200.
The gold top was engraved with &C. r." and cro"h'
and contained the hair of Prncesses Augusta EnLaoe
Mary sophia and Amelia, and was inscribed rs inc si'
Of Princess Mary.
Frank A. IIosmer, OF Great Darlington Mass, mas
been elected president of Oahu College Honolulu lie
is an Amherst graduate, and lately has done EDITORIAL
work for The berkshire Courier
Miss Mary House. the soprano singer rom vermont
who has aroused the pride OF New Engnnd, II not oi
e country saws she will sing only In concert for the
next two CT three years IL Is the wear anu tear on
ones voice and physical strength in opera that | want
10 put OF for few years.' she SAYS In opera
as every ono knows there Is STEADY strain on the
voice for two three hours at Time III concern
musc there are frequent rests In opera too there is
the fatigue of acting which one doesn't experience In
concert / feel that | shall not hose anything. but be
the gamer by putting OIL my appearance
The resignation OF two sons of the late Field Mar
sha Won Manteufcl. the first Statthalter of Alsaee
Lorraine, from the German Army, has caused con
siderable gossip in official circles of Berlin The Tea
Edwin Won Manteufel, the older brother. was com
mandcr OF tie LIST Regiment Of tile Gardcdu- Corps