New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-25
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PERSONAL.

siiss Elizabeth Ney, who Is said to be descendant
Of the unfortunate follower Of Bonapare Marshal Neg,
is resident Of Hampstead, Texas, and sculptor. She
heroes Of the Lone star State for the Worlds Fair.
John W. Jochim. Of Ishpemins. the Republican
candidate for Secretary Of State In Michigan, 10 .
native Of Sweden. but has been In America since 1850.
He had fine education. and had been employed q .
bookkeeper In stockholm; but on arrival in TIL!
country he began working like common laborer Il
handling iron ore. He soon got into the hardware
business, however, and . has become prosperous
merchant in that line OF goods
Kossuhs birthday was celebrated In Cleveland last
Sunday under the auspices Of the Hunganan-Amehcan
societies OF the country, which had been holding
National convention there. large procession. .
banquet and speechmaldng did honor to the Magyar
n0nOgenaran.
The late Duke of sutherland was an enthusiast over
the American fire department system, and when
features Of adopted by Captain Shaw. OF the
Metropolitan Fire brigade, In London, the Duke had
his residence Stafford House. geographically connected
with the headqIarers He also keSt in his dressing.
mnaa see 81 the aremans costume over twenty
years ago be and the Prince Of Wales were .:t w es
nagration.
Colonel W. A. Taylor, who heads the Ohio Demo
cratic State ticket this year. being the candidate or
Secretary OF State met with curious snub from MS
own party O. few days ago. lie was present a.
nominating convention In the XVnh Cbngressaonai
p defeat As a Ssst ek Snss
recognized by delegate, Colonel Taylor was cslle1
Ws2e tS to o ne 90
confusion reigned supreme. Finally the chairman pu{
the @yeas" four to one, and Colonel Taylor was NOT
invited
General Phil, Sheridan is quoted by Judge o.
Stoddard, OF St. Louis, who says that ne once
read to that gallant officer the poem immortaaSins
the ride from Winchester to Cedar Creek very soon
after the verses first appeared In print Thereupoa
Sheridan replied In substance: 81 think II the vefS''
fer had seen that seed and knew how had to spur
and whip the old crowbait to get IL to go over me
road he would not have had the attack OF oysaena
OF which that poem is the offspring once my ismous
charger stumbled and came nesr going over ny s
into the thckest Of the fray, he played out compieeys
aud / had to take the mount OF an orderly. NY
rhymesters are blessed with very Vl'io haii~ "nS'
bronze monument 70 tho German poet, Hohmann
Won Faerseben has Just been unveiled on Heigoland
which Germany purchased from England few months
ago The monument, the work Of Professor scnaper'
consists Of an obelisk OF granite which rests the
bronze bust of the writer his turned toward Cor
many. Although the nobiary particle Won "
always used by the poet he was M asS Fiat rS
however Is so common I'm Germany that ne addec p
II the place Of his residence and thus became sen
created nObleman
The friends OF Archduke Joseph Of Austria have
had much fun over the results Of his attempt U
coIon,e his estates Of Doboz and Koebel with gypses
During the spring and early the tribes scenes
nerfectly happy in their new homes and the Acn'
duke was jubilant Harvest time and the DAYS OK So
lectnp recruits for the army came. however Inc
gypses fearing work and service pcked up ther %
Findings a few weeks ago and silently stole away.
When HIS Imperial IIighness went out 70 musIer IN
gypsy colonists he found none TO greet MN r,..t
friend 81 the wandering people. understands theaS
language and has written a book about them.