New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-01
PERSONAL.

In Washington they are quoting, or pretending U
ouote. an admission by senator Brce that Major Mo
knley Will be reelected
Judge Cedercrantz, of Sweden, who was appoinoe'
supreme Judge of Samoa by the King OF sweden under
the recent treaty between the United states, Egiana
and Germany is expected to arrive In Washington
ev DAYS hence He will have an lnterVie" WIN sc Io
tary Elaine and will probably reach his ne" po''
about the middle OF next month.
DR.. Frank VI. Ellis, who went to Baltimore on iea''
ing the fremont Temple Baptist Church. oil BOSTON,
few wears AGO. may be invited 10 resume MS oiu Pu~
now that the Rev. Emory j. Haynes mas ressheu II"
The old story about General Grants requesting IN.
resignation of his Postmaster General Jewell 10 c.oo
by The Boston Traveller Win ne" iee'.'o'
exclamation is given for the demand - i'"S A..
Of AN officer who had been killed in the war; appneu
the President for a place where sic eo"'u ' -
livelihood Grant assured her that she eouu nav sA
appointment. and referred her to the Postnha''er"
oral VIM took the application but paid no more a''eh
ton ~ n than he did TO other applications she "eus
TO the President after having ~ae oi,c on snnoint
la AGAIN assured her that she would receive an aPP'
"aHs e' he Vent away and waited to hear rom "
Postmaster General but no WORD came Cha s vent 10 m
pdent for the third time and told him she nan . 70
received an appointment arr i Tho cose ~ ,he nex1
robnnt meeting that Governor Jeweu communion o''e
haIik kari. ,,,-
p.,,ossor prvce and his wife were enthusiastically
.,oi,ad and shown about town while in Chariest's
this week. a.
GAYS "The Lewiston (sfe.) Journal: "Elizaoen
c,,art Phelps. the authoress few years ago WIZ
.a,,.,omod 70 visit friends then residing In Auburn
Ono % her characteristics Is abnormal sensitiveness
40 ,oise one mouse gnawing at the wainscot Se'S
-. villa Mrs Phelps is Mrs. Ward and this
linton will live at Winchester Highlands. Mass. whero
nonosv ever heard any noise. Those who realize no"
,nuch tho author Of "Gates Aar" has suffered RON
o,noyne noises in several of her places Of residence
win hone that she may be more fortunate IN the NC.
rnms she mas chosen She has been very laieH e
her East Gloucester cottage May frends VINO 100
her and many more who first knew oil her Dy uie. s
~ The little book now of worldwide fame when a'ns
like a revelation and with comfort 20 thousands ~
thoss bereaved have thoughts and words oi ds -
patty for Mrs. Ward, who mourns her re'o''
father Professor Austin Phelps, OF Andover. =
Nude the English librarian, whose death mas !u's
been announced was, when a boy, passionateH io'e
OF reading In fact, ii was his passion for readhs
that suggested 10 him the formation Of MS library
In 1870, he said in telling the story, the cru
hitting libraries were doing a hourishing trade bns
dmry pl,oes they were, and the trash they suppnos
was we'll suited to the tastes OF the Lydia Lsngushe.
and LADY sattern Loungers Of the day. seldom cou"
I GET a book that wished for. and was fain to ous
what | wanted. The idea suddenly struck me tns'
many other young In similar case with my
self I had by this time accumulated number o.
hooks, so determined 10 launch out library oil NY
own lines Mr. Nude then placed his coecnu,
modest as II was in the window Of a small shop :.
Bloomsbury square, now Southampton Row. and -