New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
PERSONAL.

Tho Rev Dr. Cuyler' gave p1rlor lecture at
Saratoga last week Daniel Webster and Abraham
Lincoln
Captain Ehcnezcr Moran. OF Groton, Conn, who
died last week. first raised the American nag In
Alaska after that country became United states
property
General Greedy. Of the signal Service. IS with his
family NJ sorrento. Ne, for few weeks.
The present owner OF Houeoumont. is a Belgian
senator Count Vanderburch. who inherited II through
his marriage with Miss Roblno. whose family possessed
II when Waterloo fought. Count NanderburchS
mother Miss Lou,ada, wa, Enellshwoman. and
her SON. who was formerly major in the Artillery, and
one Of the Kings orderly officers take the greatest
interest I'm the half ruined house which has come ac-
cidcntay into his possession. lie would very gladly
cooperate In the scheme for the restoration Of the
chapel or any other effort 10 raise special memorial
~ those who fell 10 the defence of lOneoumOnt. lie
retains a large and III now wholly unknown. collect on
OF blood stained letters and other mementoc' picked mp
within the precincts Of the farm on the ioth OF june
1915.
Miss Harriet IIosmcr is preparing to leave Chicago
for Rome She has completed the model for the
Crerar Lincoln Memorial. which she has been en-
Gagged since last December. She expects TO leave
for Europe on the 10th or eth OF september, ana
will be IL Rome In october. ON the way she VIII
stop Il few days In London, to search through the
British Museum for ideas Of cosumng in the time OF
with u wax model Of her statue Of Queen lsabela,
which, il is expected Will be ~ her greatest WORKS
She will be represented ut the Nords Far Dy thS
statue and pair of bronze doors.
| The many Bangor friends Of Miss Blanche Willis
| Howard the novelist, will be delighted. says The
Commercial OF Bangor Me-. to hear of her marriage
which occurred few days ago In stuttgart Germany.
| TO DR.. Teufe Of that c.,- The bridegroom Is one
OF the most eminent practitioners IN Germany, the
court physician aud "a man OF wealth and leading social
position II was brilliant match on either side. and
| the American acquaintance of Miss Howard Will ex-
| tend their warmcst congratulations. Dr. ana MIS-.
contemplated wedding "Trip TO the United states but
for some reason abandoned ii and Will pass their
honeymoon In Europe
! General Shermaus independence, illustrated
| by an incident up in Boston during the recent
Grand Army exercises is thus discussed in The
| Globe' by Mr.. George Alfred Townsend: AT the
close of the procession at ) o'clock saw General
| sherman exercising his Jacksonian prerogaNe Of
| snoring about something the stair steps at the
Vendome Vice President Morton and two military
men were desiring him to do something or go some
where. This thing said Tccumseh, was 10 begin
al 10 and end at 3. It's ). | won't gO.' There
never was a President who could say that. Had
| Lincoln boen able To say ii he might have evaded
| nooth AZ The theatre. Andrew Jackson must needs
| 90 10 inauguptc the still unfinished monument 10
WashIgtons mother. and Young at the wharf
In Virginia, feeling that he had got jackson In the
right Jurisdiction, went aboard the steamboat and
pulled his nose. But General sherman has been
| Illustrating the beauty Of independence the
| tired list for many u year by saying i won't to
u degree which renders Andrew Jackson n. pulpy
mass. There was mouthfu Of picturesqueness In
seeing the man who swung out and marched to the
sea with nothing but pockct-nap " share his Be-