New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-12
,nent Of the streets even If incidentally some prop
ertv owners should profit thereby.
PERSONAL.

c,n,,ae Lister. one of the new English peers i~'
Tho foundation of his great wealth by mechancaa
lions His first eeeat hit was wooi-oo ,, I'm,
chine and his second was device for utliH"e s"a
waste which had previously been SOLD al es" ~
Mound in making silk plush. Unlike many , M had
PDunu 10 men he did not begin life poor boy puV @
father endowed with sense aud means, nrgnaIly
S,rn mill instead Of university educauon' ~ nsna
mn yss Intended to make parson OF hln-Ine "'"'
HMestIny Of n fourth son of a country gentleman
r.,hsr rurcys unpopularity few years ago, Oh
o,,n, % his writings regarding the proper reauoh9
ht,veen Church and State In Italy, was so grea' 'a
not only would priests refuse TO receive Mn, q.
sssson Int women on the streets would eea, MN %
eh nd sn,t AT him. This was in Naples wher
he was Temporarily living decade ago. hoine "'S MS
home during most OF MS csfo"i' ,
Mrs. Hopkins searle, widow OF the Caniorhi" IN, M
uro,pe now living at Great harrington, Mass ""S
.t,,Ssd IN tho grocery business at Methuen
49,, Tho rascned her from the wheels OIL moving
railway train at Worcester year or SO ago. "a he
aciary was baggage master at the ulne; rbon and
furnished house given him as wen "' ms
stock In trade 49,, -,
The la,sst dlsposition made of Secretary Nooie oy
Tho r,,mor manufacturers who bound TO nave nun
resign is to send him to st. Petersburg III """'i'
Emory Smiths place.
Frcongressman George Steele, of Indiana, now Gov
ernor of Oklahoma. has gone home for re" uAy
and although his business is primarily 10 vlSo se'ei"
soldiers, homes In an official capacity the goSsipS are
.vIno n make him Pension Commissioner, Repuonc,an
sndiaate for Governor Of Indiana. or something eISc
of that sort.
oa canse which contributed to the death OF Bishop
Kr,ght ~ Wisconsin probably overwork A clergy
nan Of his diocese says that the Bishop had written
many letters himself that should have been written os
a secretary, and In that and other ways unuer"oA
oro than he should have undertaken In justice 70
hn seIf He personally attended TO detail WORK une
nvertaxed his powers Of endurance The analis Oh .o
diocese in detail were constantly on his mnd, ana e'e
disturbed his sleep.
Archdeacon Farrar enormously reported as INV
inc sought admission to the crowded courtroom In
witch SIR william Gordon Cummings libel SUIT was
,ded and alphabetically denied the statement IN the
aners next day adding that he never had once eneeeu
the law courts In his life.
There seems to be reason to doubt that NJ dc La
houlave retiring French Ambassador at St. PetersonrB'
,r,, he succeeded by the Comic de Montebello, now
holding a like Office in Constnnunople
James f. Keller, who has been associated as an as
,onomer with the Lick Observatory ever since that IN
stituton was opened, Will now have charge OF the as
economical work at the Allegheny observatory h'
served at Allegheny under Professor Langley SCUM
vears aro and assembled Mount Whitney with that dis
diminished scientist In 1881. He has maze speGerQ
sconic work his specially Mr.; Campbell OF tle IN
yersity OF Michigan, VIII fulfil part OF ule uu~e'
performed by Mr.. Keeler at tEe LICK oD'er'a'''''