New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
PERSONAL.

Frank LAWYER OF Chicago, 10y of variety, Is loon
ing just now for the Office of Sergeant Arms a'
Washington.
While Mrs. Harrison was in Indianapolis early
this week she attended a meeting OF the Boafu vi
Managers Of the orphan Asylum of which she l. u
member. Her arrival however unexpected Una
the meeting was quickly coveited Into an ihiofihi
reception for her.
Robert Hinchey, the artist of Washington, Is III
Albany engaged in painting portrait of Bishop Doane
The Park street Congregational Church, OF Bridge
mort. Conn., has called the Rev. Edward &. Fullerton.
If Worcester Mass. to succeed the Rev. Dr. l!oycy
- pastor of the church. IL is understood that MI
Fullerton VIII accept.
THE Cincinnati Commercial Gazette thus DC
scrbes Mr. j. G.. Schmidapp who, IN conjunction
win hi, mother has just given $4,000 to the city
n, Cincinnati a, fund 10 establish free music lie
l. 4 Young man, not yet forty, ana l0oAlhg ho' It
wear more than thirty. lie Is short in stature "l
/, good figure His eyes dark, ana ne wears d
dark mt,tache beneath a wesh2peI' prominent hoS0'
lie is a very busy OF affairs. ana Ms mana Is ""
the lever Of many Institutions. He j. president oi uc
Commercial Club president Of the Union savings anu
Trust COMPANY president Of the National hApDrt
Association and president of the Live OAK DlstinnS
Company. lie l. si9rhholJrr ~ in'it tiorougl,
Cincnnatian. lie believe, in The ciy' 'inlV9
hast and always speaks gIowngly OF us lIl',r i
h., hccn The leader in many reforms, ana Is no" l'
,ereetod lu that great subject. pertinent oliI III
portant just in tins town OF mclW ,ood efter
lIn
dinner speech lie lives IN handsome home IN East
Walnut HIS.
Gcorrc II, Bouglon, y. A. and \. r. A. sails al
noon to-day on the Emrd. During the SIX "eoNs
ho ba, spcut here he ha, visited hi> relatives ana orr
friends at Albany and Troy. ha' v,'te1 Nc"Po'''
Washington and Baltimore, being entertained ~ cd'
place also honorcd by dinners given at the Playe'
Lotos University and Union League Clubs ana mas
had various private breakfast, lunchconS ana die'9'
II j. seldom that after many years residence aDro'
onc j. welcomed a, has been tln- popular arIst ~,
non gntou confe.-cs hi, a,Oni-hm'nt ana drI !i ~ %
urnyross made In the art. especially IN iht "cI
and decorative arts. aud promises 10 renew MS
before long il being necessary IT, return Ho" - ti.
he may Drenare lis pictures Tor the h'Nl my ''
Academy Exhibition at London.
Mr. o;ozo Tatcno was on December appointed III
WOW Extraordinary and Minister Plenpo'cntiary rom
IoDau 10 tho United state. lie is expected 10 arrive
AT his post about the end Of January. 13"l' NV
Tateuo has held various Office, Of distinction III HIS
native countr; and or q long time the "oNfr"oi
Of Osaka His last pubic place was tlht Of A menu
her Of the Gcnro H. or National senate. body "i'n
under the new con,ttut,on has ceased to exist. he
W.. a leader Of the committee Designated IN Te'eiNe
and entertain General Grant during the ineInoFtbi"
vl,t 10 Japan and in that capacity Acquired lnee!
Greatly 10 the satisfaction OF th" distngushel snse
Nr Tsteno brings experience. energy ana uicIc.t ~
"a the DISCHARGE Of his diplomatic dutic- toaeter WIFI
| a fluent mastery Of the English language