New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Or. George NJ. stone, Of the H,' IVA"
Avenue Baptl,t Church Hartford. ha' oech ''''0'
the Central baptist Church OF Mlnnelp0''
Mr. and Mrs. rhurlow Weed Barnes viii set ont on
Tulv n for a Journey around the world I"'E WI"
be I'm south Africa in tho fall in IndA III INC
and in Japan tn the aPglhE'
DR. Peters. the professor Of astronomy at ham'''o"
College died very suddenly. lie went to his oo''''"
tory on Friday evening last 20 study the H"i''''
The next morning hc was found lying ON ms Da'N o'
the Goor of the hall with the lower portion ii ll' wv,
extended through the partly opened door o' %" Wv
tore steps Tie little cap Worn by INN "hil' n""''-
observations was on his head, and between the inscrS
OF his left hand he held half smoked cigar N"'"
found hi, face wa, blue. but il bore peaceful en-
preston. and showed that Ee had passed aN"f 90
pain Whether re haa mlh" te o6', , n th dopr
Step to finish hi, cigar and eXpiNd. or WhetnH' y"
had Just started for the observatory snH et b,wtyer
that Pc had not made any Obeer\ tuolS' ~ -.
EP2r4 WS IA b f1nn rccr s' d" room ' in anso a
In perfect order and at the observatory ,' p1p''
and other articles were all scaled ana locke" up
Mr. Morris Phillips. Of The Home Journal took
passage for himself and family by the city OF Rome
sailing on saturday but owing to the serious illness
Of one Of hi, daughters who has been confined to hcr
bed for five weeks the family will not sal tli NusuS'
o. They will spend month in the English iaAe us
tIct aud in scotland
A thing of great beauty is the home Of Mrs. Charles
Faulkner at Magnolia. Mass. The house Is perfect
reproduction OF the best Colonial type Of Architecture
and the landscape gardening has been MADE 10 h"'
mOniLc with IL. one Of the uOst charming lcdlut',
Is the pr0lusiOn Of the old fashioned flowers VIM.
were 30 dear the hearts OF the gencllonDeIore nt
and which have never been surpassed III Fedl Oc""S
by their more pIotentious successors
Pretty Miss Dora Labouchero haS inherited marSF'
histronic powers from her talented mother, VINO Is
better known 10 the public Miss Henrietta HougsoA
Word comes OF the death of Miss lsabcha hoou' VI
Dundee Scotland. distant relative OF the liIu'Irous
Thomas Hood When materials bearing upon thn'
poets early connection with the city were DUNG COZ
lected Miss Hood able TO throw most important
light upon the subject She remembered ms rc''uen'o
when a mere lad with his aunt In Nctherpae' ms
visits Patrick Gardiner in Overgate, a. wen ~ MS
Journey his friends In Enrol. she also rV'"hcV''u
distinctly Hoods being brought BY hl' aunt u ".'
fathers house In Murray satc. and dcac'I'cd MN a
being vivacous boy full Of liyelncss ana iuh' Inc
visit was repeated and Tom had many scahgcr Over
the Meadows and Wards the malsterS pony Miss
Hood also spoke OF the poets second VISIT To Duuee'
accompanied by his son Uhc lac Tom Hood Editor OF
Fun W IN the autumn Of 1al3. When MIS- hcay the
poets maternal aunt died at Taypor she EaVe 90 MISS
Hood a number Of interesting hoograph letters OF the
poet with recommendation that they should be pre-
| served These letters and other memcntos OF Hood
were presented TO the Museum OF the city several years