New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-20
PERSONAL.

| Professor Burt G. wilder, Of Cornell University.
recently sent to II. c. Frick copy OF Charles Reade
aPut Yourself I'm Ills Place. Just now" he said
In note Mr. Frich, YOU are In position 70 ap
prcciate It. Did my means permit, would have Il
supply placed with union and nonunion men alike p"
In acknowledging the receipt Of the book MI FITCH
Sid read IL over twenty years ago and shall act
IN vour suggestion and see that number are dis.
trbwted.' II venture to suggest 10 me Irlpune
ditorI,ls on the Homestead difficulty should have been
read Nv sll concerned that It might do good WORK
Of the pasket edition Of the Seaside Library" SIN
better 1t seems to me- Iee ,ae o co saigs pnrcariy
with the subject at Issue could form an Extra"
At the coming reunion OF Catholic Archbi'hops IN
this country at Archbishop Corrigans house In New
York, next October Cardinal Gibbons will preside.
not however because of his high office. but because
a decree Of Pope Plus TX, issued In 1883, made the
Archbishop OF Baltimore, whoever he might be. take
over ali Others In assemblies Of this kind.
regardless Of the length OF time that any OF those
present had been consecThteu'
The wife Of the Confederate General. Thomas j..
Jackson, when She registers at Il hotel uses the
,obrauct "stonewa" rs II 1t had been her husband
Christian name.
Lord Ilersch.ll the new Lord Chancellor OF Great
Britain and incumbent OF that ceunder Gladstones
last administration before this Is not Directly de
! .cended from the great astronomers who bore that
name, bat Is Of the same family. Tie ierseheS are
The Rev F. u. Meyer, whose preaching at North
Held has attracted much attention within the last
week or two has accepted call to the paStorate OF
the church I'm London Ia which Dr. Newman Han
minlst.r,d so long. The Independent thinks inns
course IN, part OF baptist minister aitoi'is an
occasion for clo,c communion bapii>s g'h'i5hS -
expuin why they, too. cannot recognlhe members Oh
other denominations Christians. Mr.. Meyer Is
Baptist
General Aisrr, according to a current story. once
in "a railway train, Win
Mr. Apologize, Of 1.-THE Adrian Times for "A travel
ling companion. Reaching MS destination, the eA-
Governor carefully removed the dust and clnders from
his clothing with a silver backed brush. ana thsp
was the response; ~ used that brush before
Ills crowd wouldn't have Il subscriber left in the
morning.
A reception was offered Mr.. whitclaw Reid by the
Lincoln club of Cincinnati when 1t heard that he was
canning Nest this week But The Commercial
Gazette II that city prints letter from hin' sc-
kuowledgng the courtesy, but saying tlat lie iel
obliged 10 decline the invitation. IL" says: Ny
visit to the West was intended 10 be purely a family
matter. For special reasons the National Committee
thought It dc,rablo to take advantage OF my beliIs
ticrc have me present at the Lrasue hresns VI.
August Ii. In Springfield. III. The nulutnde oI
invita- tons ALREADY sent In from elsewhere shows tna
n would be impossible TO accept one IN twenty "
those which are offered. Enpeemcnts mere compel
me to return almost immediately. at any nte ana
should only be abe 10 Visit Cincinnati by cutting Snort
uy visit TO my mother aud under these crcuIn stances
/ am sure you Will take the viii for the deed
IL y thought tpat the widow OF General John A.
LOGAN Will be chosen president OF the Womans Re
lief Corp, az the meeting In Washington next month.
She has consented u tho use Ot Her name Ior 'hs
purpose.
The Rev Charles IT, Wilcox. Of Lowell. Mass, has
be,u called to the Gr,ck Masrrsp. Of the Lawrence
vile school lie Is graduate of lalu University ana
Divinity school, has studied several years In Germany
uudrr Curtin.. ana has recently been rendered "a
I.c tur>hlp I'm Biblical language and literature In
smith College At llIwrenC evllle he Will aid In hllins
the chapel pulpit on sunday.