New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-01
PERSONAL.
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The Rev DR.. j. NJ. Buckley, the Editor OF o. The
Christian Advocate" this city, will address the
Methodist preachers Of Albany and Troy In A loany
on the morning OF July o IlIS topIO VIII w '
garten in the Pulpit"
friend saws that Professor Briggs is forgetting all
the unpleasant things alleged against him in his Keen
enjoyment OF oxford and its calm scholarly Atmosphere
The King of Italy has conferred the military medals
for bravery upon Captain Spaccamea ana corporal
Cattaneo for their heroic conduct during the explosion
of tho powder tower near the Porta POrtese IL"
weeks ago.
FIX Senator James W. Patterson, Of New Hampshire
uiu address the Pan-American Congress Of COngega-
tjonal Churches in London July II on The settle,
ment Of international DnhculIes Dy AFoi'iu"0ii
Tscheng- Ki-Tong, tho secretary Of the Chinese
legation at Paris, who disappeared after stealing IN
mense sums Of money. has been condemned to death
by the six members of the Great Council consisting OF
Li-Iung-Tschang, Ole IIopn. Entscheng Ien-IscMng-
Ming FuKun and Ischahs IschiWans. Inc secretary
hos tho right OF appeal from the sentence of TINS court
but il IS believed that he Will remain dScreey absent
from the Empire.
Capton william A. Andrews OF the ffteen-foot dory
Mermaid spoke with the captain Of the orange Prince
| about $50 miles from the coast on Saturday inc
dimiuuve boat was tossing about like cork, but tie
copton was in good spirits. lie had not encountered
any bad weather and was confident mat nc WOud nich
Captain Lawlcr, ana MS uOly
young woman in Paris claims to be the daughter
NJ the ex Empress Eugene and says that portions OF her
body are adorned with Imperial crown ana variety
| Of other emblems. When Informed Of the woman
claims the eN Empress said There are at least thirty
women in France laboring under lallucinaton' WHO
claim me rs their mother. You are aware tat IN me
good days Of the Empire zealotS oonsecrated ter c-
dren to Napoleon. In families the arm or the leg
of II child tattOocd after brth Wltl Tue Imperial
eagle IL must be with the lady 70 whom yOi
alludc."
"Chrst Church people says L" The Hartford Times,
were delegated yesterday to iud Bishop Clark back
| in his old place-and he gave them a good sermon
| The Bishop OF Rhode Island during the many years
lie has held that high Office, has been gradually grow
Ing older like all the rest of us he will be eighty
next saturday, the Fourth Of July II doesn't seem
that the good bishop eghtynor would any one think
it, seeing his welcome presence once more IN his
old familiar place and hearing him preach once more
The Fourth OF July gave 10 the world some good gfs
the Declaration Of independence Tor one tIls anu
Hawthorne for anOther-and on3 Of It's good gifts was
| Bishop Clark, less famous perhaps, imam the great
| romancer, but not less worthy Of the esteem ana
| affection Of al who know him."
The resignation yesterday says "The Boston
Traveller" of Monday, of tbs Rev. George Z. Horr.
IT, pastor Of the First Baptist Church. Charestown,
was AL unpleasant surprise not only TO his own parish
toner's but to Charlestown people generally Mr..
Horr has been Of tile most popular clergy men that
the Bunker Hill district has known, and his fellow
citizens IN that historic quarter OF Boston have been
hoping that lie might remain with them for many years
% come. one of the most scholarly men in the New
England pulpit. man Of fine literary taste and ability
an exceedingly interesting and effective preacher,
devoted pastor, and, In every sense oi the WOd, a
Christian gentleman us church ana community may
well feel That IN losing him they meet with genuine
loss We are glad however u know that NY. llOrI
Is not 20 remove 70 distant HELD but is 90 be te ng~
leading religious Journals Of the country \ member
u The watchman stai for several years he mas evcee
worthy successor ~ the venerable Dr. OHnSteAd VINO