The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-04-09

Italian school Of cookery LAYS over nh others
This invitation accepted on the spot These
gentlemen have never met together since that
time, until they an attended the dinner given TO
the Eleventh Corps about two months ago. Tho
former invitation was then remembered. and Gen.
III tFsnolt renewed iI and thc quartet cfipyejA
dinner cooked by one Of emo best Ita,iau opef5 in
New York City last wees.
Commander George s.. Turner OF s,ocum Post
TO- Department. Of Rhode ISLAND. sends us a hlud-
some little Brochure containing a poem of mors
than usual ability. written by bic daughter Miss
Elizabeth T. Turner. on The anniversary of Tho
Post. The quality Of 30 poem is shown by tho
following verse.
" Once more ere your twenty third birthday shah
close
We give you oar greeting. and bid you Cod
sprcI
On the pathway oflife and orr best sci sh shall DO
Tint To- still higher honors il ever may lead.
Cod bless aIl Che comrades of ,ocum Post ten,
Cheer loud for her veterans s.sin and again"
Capt. John s.usssr. % Dsnvillc. IN. has made
arrangements To- exhibit biz extensive War Mu-
scum nc The Silver Centennial Of the Grand Army
Of t6e Republic % Decatur. ID Within the LAST
lew years The collection Of Capt Sussor has been
greatly added %, aud &c has been Ged and
arranged for exhibition. aud che large basement
under The New Demiug Hotel nj Decatur has been
secured and fitted zap for the exhibit Tli. coIiec-
ton Of Capt ~,us-ers t. perhaps the largest Boz tho
country, and when asked "a few days ago vllas
value he piHced upon IL, ho replied, Ten thousand
do.iurs,
Comrade G. g. sil!er. Battery r. "Tpylor's) 1ss
IT, T. A., recently entertained t,e veterans Of John
q. logan Post, SO Of Evanston, I.'. with p9pcr
entitled "reminiscences Of An Ier-ouville" Cau-
r'de Siler was ure iu ont Of Atlanta July D.
Z tfF haze Fs..
souvi.c was listened to with She greugesl interest
'omfade siler was exchanged just before sbor-
In''i started on bis march To- the sea. aud al
/ though IN Audersonv!ile only little over four
months WIS overjHyed when the exchungs took
place which made him free man once more.
i Gen. F.. Eurd Grubb Uai,ed states Minister 10
\ Spain, Is the most popular representative lbia
I country has ever sent To- tHe Court of SPAN and
ne has received much social attention rom IIida.-
I Cos and GrtHdees. Hc was especially the central
| figure at the reception given recently al the ROYAL
A'c"zarr Tor which 5000 invitations were sent out
The Queen having directed personally ulf the prep
araiions for tbe reception. Gen. Gr1bb wore tho
uniform Of Colonel Of the First City Tro3pof Phia-
\ deIphla, OF which he was once commander.
I Extension Agent Davis of Philadelphia who is
a veteran Of the Mexican war a. well as Inc war Of
/ The rebellion, is engaged in writing his autobi-
ography, which will be, IL IS said, AN interesting
/ work.
/ Mrs M'rkbreit, mother Of Mrs. Cen A. v Ksuiz,
I died nj Cincinnati. o. on Monday March 90 Mr.
kautz was summoned to her mothers bedsids
/ about month ago, and, owing TO the great age Of
The sick woman go yearsl little hopes were enter
| tanned Of her recovery. Mrs. 0iarkBreit was born
/ in Vienna, and emigraJcd to America is 1879. She
was the sister Of Baron Abele a distinguished oil
/ Ger Of the Austrian army, and was the mother q
Hon. Frederic Hasseures and Col L. Marsbreit,
/ who are both prominently connected with Che Gin
I ennati VcIksb'af
\ Mrs Shane, the widow Of an old soldier. with two
children, moved from the East to Wyomiu, two
i years ago for the purpose Of holding a mining
\ claim let her by her husband She maintained
herself and family by teaching school in Jayybone
/ Gulch. and held possession Of her claim by doing
with her own hands the required amount Of assess
ment work upon It, While doing this she has I'M
covered a body Of rich quartz aud her mine prom
ises to become one ef exceptional value.
I Mr.. Webb C. Hayes, son OF ez President Ruther-
ford 3. Hayes, resides at Cleveland o. where he IA
I rated as a thorough going business man Of gross
capacity and integrity Mr. fItyes takes but little
interest ia politics and attends strictly 10 his BUSH
ness Il is predicted that he will become one Of tho
millionaire merchants Of Cleveland.
/ Mi. VIM. Mckinley, IT,, the father OF the Nc
Isinley Tariff bin, is in great demand "a an orator
I just now. banquet was given in his honor on
I Monday evening March 30 ut Cleveland o and
+ the Major explained what benefits would be de-
\ rived from the tariff measure which bears his
name. He has been speaking in several states
and t Is needless 90 shy that he holds Ais immense
audiences from two to three hours u IS thought
he viii join the society of "SpeIIbinders."