New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
PERSONAL.

Commodore Perry, at least his monument, has
place in the hearts of Cleveland people, and they
greatly dissatisfied with the decision Of the Sats
couI Is allowing a commission appointed By Governor
Foraker to erect soldiers and sailors monument On
the ste of the memorial to the hero Of Putin Bay
Rumor has 1t that work Is to be begun within few
days, and violent resistance may be offered by tho
excited citizens to say nothing OK the ponce oce, of
Cleveland There is talk of carrying the case up to
the United states supreme court.
Captain william II. Andrews, who expects TO en-
bark next Tuesday in fourteenfoot dory at Atlantic
City and 90 to Palos, is about forty years Of age and
an experienced sailor lie undertook to cross the
ocean in the same way last year on wager Captain
j. VI. Lawlor attempting the feat In another boat
The latter succeeded in reaching southampton, but
that he was delayed until his stores nearly ex.
hausted and he then abandoned the EFFORT An ocean
steamship picked him up and brought him home. He
IS Massachusetts man. Ills present Plan Is y
follow the Gulf Stream closely until pretty well north
OF his Destination and then run down 10 falos. Fry
or sixty days is the time he allows for the voyage
NJ Burdeau. the new French Minister Of Marine
first went to the Chamber Of Deputies. from Lyons, IN
1885, and he speedily made his mark there. subse-
quently he Of N. Jules simon's colleagues At
the Labor Conference at Berlin, where he was Mgny
esteemed by all, the Emperor inclndea tor ms iaic
ness. Last year lie was reporter on the budget, ana
the ability shown by him marked him out Tor promo
ton TO the Office OF President of the Chamber, b
which he was elected last winter
Charles F. LummlS the nOveIst ana eAplOrrr WIS
Is well known TO magazine readers, IS between thirty
and forty years Of age. He IS cergymans son, bM
Bohemian in instinct and fond Of life In rugged and
wild places. For four years he has made ms nome IN
an Indian house in one Of the Mexican puebos, with
a thousand Indians for friends and neighbors.
Captain James S. Petit, OF the LIST United States
Infantry who has been detailed TO serve as professor
Of military science at the sheffield scientific school
New IIavenl, In place OF Lieutenant Totten, gradu
ated from West Point In 1873 In tie same class with
a brother Of Lieutenant Totem, and has twice been
cent hack the Old military academy 10 serve as In
srctor in natural philosophy and mathematics Tners
will be practically nothing for Captain Petut TO 40
until late in September. but technically he nes MS
new duties to morrow. Lieutenant TOten viii remain In
New Haven for several days yet. lie Is very DttsE
i'm condemnation of his critics.
Miss Isabel Hampton. superintendent OF the trained
nurses ut Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. has been
| Amounted a member CT the Maryland Committee on
Women's Exhibits at the Worlds Fair. a great
feature will be made at Chicago Of the work OF Mary
land nurses OF Misa Hampton The Baltimore Amer
vocate OF the higher education Of women and the en-
arrement of their sphere OF usefulness. She Is also
knSwn In the literary world by many excellent articles
She has contributed the subject OF her proesson'
| CONGRESSMAN Charles 5. Baker OF Rochester na'
written n card addressed to the Republicans OF Mon
roe County. saying that he will not seek renomlna
| ton being DESTROYS of promoting party harmony