New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
PERSONAL.

OF the late william Onglcy. the artist, Of Utica
The Press" - that city says: As an artist he stood
high hi, speciality being wood interiors Adirondack
lake and forest scenery. lie devoted To his art and
a very Conscientious and industrious painter. His
pictures sought for. and he was more successful
than ordinary artist, In selling them. just before he
left Utica he finished his last and one Of his best
pictures 1t represents an Adirondack lake In early
autumn. and while the ground IS covered with bright
eolored iSlaSe the autumn nae nae d e eG OF He
urc, In New York. and had exhibited many with the
American Art Association lie had many friends. not
only IN this city. but throughout the state VINO VIII
be panied 10 hear Of hi sudden death
SAYS The New York Tablet, We congratulate
the veteran catholic publisher. SIR. Patrick Donahoc.
on his resumption OF the ownership of The Boston
Pilot Of which he was the founder and which for
many years lie successfully conducted. until financial
revcrScs brought by the destruction OF his property
in the great Boston fire, compelled him Ia dispose Of
1t. We hope he Will be spared for many years IN
editorial control Of our bright Boston contemporary
Bishop Bechwith. of Georgia, who has just died,
was one Of the most finished pulpit orators IN the
Episcopal Church. and the announcement that he was
10 preach i'm any church always insured large au-
donce The diocese Of Georgia Is one OF the most
desirable Of the southern doccSes, and there viii be
much interest in the choice of successor TO Bishop
Bechwith. As might be expected. many Of the
Georgia clergy are In fsvos of electing Southern
man lint there Are sonle on the other hand who think
that il would be a wise thing to elect vigorous
Northern man who would put some new life In the
diocese And they have their eve on a well known
rector OF this city, who, though still young man,
has made remarkable record as preacher pastor
and organizer
The Rev DR.. Charles F. Thwing who will soon be
installed president OF Adelbert College, thinks that
there Is great future for that college and promises
to make such changes In It's policy and curriculum
as will keep 1t In line with the best colleges in the
country.
BY the will OF the late Paul Greene OF Providence,
his shares In eight corporations are given to the
Episcopal Church in Woonsochet X. l., $1,000 TO
various religious societies. and the residue of his
estate to Episcopal foreign missions.
senator Evarts told a Washington reporter re-
Gently that theology, profession had attrac
tons for him when he left college In 1887. Mcd
cine" he adds, was sncli grcwsome business that
could not bring myself to consider il seriously
life vocation, although II promised wealth and honors
| wa, very hvOrably impressed with the life OF a
farmer In fart, throughout all my life have had
pa sion for farming, and now own tSo large farms
one In Vermont OF 900 acres, and one In Mary land
the Potomac, Of about the same number Of acres
| Int when at the time | spcpl, OF | tried To lift
strength and found that not equal 90 the taSh
| turned my attention to the law, which ! have fol
lowed for nity years with more or less
| ! think that II were standing where | Wa
fifty three years ago and journalism what IL
| is should choose a, The business of my life tina
| OF a Journalist. | can in greater possibilities
than are embraced In other professional