New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-11
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Philip Brooks will preach TO business
men I'm ~. rHrs Church Tremontst, Boston,
every Monday noon during Lent.
Carter H. Harrison is expected to open and push
his campaign for the Chicago May0raly as soon As 1t
become, certain that ne cannot get the ScnatoIshp
and in spite Of the large sum Of money raised by the
gamblers Ia secure Mayor Cregcrs reelection, II Is be
lcvol that Harrison has good iance OF taking the
nomination away from MN.
Ben Pitman. the fdmou, shorthand wrter tells this
tory of speech which John sherman once delivered
at A political meeting on resumption Of specie pay
mcut- was with him during the day OF the speech
lie took me 10 private room and there referring 70
book, and quoting aloud he talked OF the Intended
pcech. took down every word he said but when he
lad finished he remarked that lie would give n much
better ,pc,cA az the meeting IN the evening We went
the meeting. bat TIE crowd was 50 great ana IN,
all, to maize himself heard nor did he dci or by any
noar, "a, cold a pccch rs he had uttered 70 ne Hay
NO Fat vas worthy tho great hnauclcr and that was
copied lar and near in newspapers
senator Ingal-'s wife and daughter Ethel have not
been in Washington this winter.
Colonel Dom Plat has Just completed an arrange
ment whereby he returns 20 the cditor'hip Of bel
ford, Magazine" which he left two years ago.
When he can get away from busy law work, william
Bla&ie likes to lecture on athletics. In the recent
holiday vacation he addressed large audiences at
Kau,.,. CITY, omaha and other Western cities. Gen
eral secretary BOYD, u the Young Mems Christian
Association If Kansas city, says: We have ~
c,vcd 3oi member, in ,lc nom ii Of January" largely
a result of the address there
Buffalo Bits oldest daughter, Miss Arta Cody, ap-
pears to be chip OF the old.b0c.' she is described
As magnificent quc'nly looking young woman and
credited with having As much courage and s.fcon-
fdcncc as her father. Among the stories told of her
pluck is the following: Soma years ago. when Miss
Aria about fourteen year, Of age. Cody had In his
stable large. handsome. high spirited horse who was
particularly viclou~-,0 much so in fact that Cody
himself did not care about riding him. one day Artl
concluded thai she would ride this horse. although the
,tahleman sought to dis-uadc her. She d.
tcrmincd however, and succeeded I'm getting bride
on him, ard then lcapcd nimbly to hi, back. The
horse reared and plnI -cd but the girl kept her seat.
Finally the animal threw her. She was mp again IN
instant. and once more on his back This time the
animal threw her over his head. scratching her face
10 a considerable degree. With blood str aiming down
her face. her iiilcd with tears, and her rage
great that She looked Hike young tgre~s, She spnu
her feet. CRYING: The byuc. IlG ride him il
he kills me- and. >uitug the action To the word gave
jhe hor,2 the most terrible beating ne had ever r.,
ccivcd. and when she had completed. the animal was
A. dDdir a. the prOvcrbial "Old DObuinr and Miss
Arta rode off tIunphantly. while her father and tho
,tableman looked on in aNtOni>hmcnt