New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
PERSONAL.

Mss Florence Bascom, OF WILLIAMSBURG Mass, whs,
will take the title of "Ph. d. next june from John,
Hopkins University, will be the first TO receive
such honor from tlat institution She has been
studying in the geological department In Baltimore
for two years, and lad been similarly engaged fos
three more In the University of Wisconsin,
When Delegate Cane, Of Utah, went into Wyoming
to make stump speeches last summer, as there were
many emigron,s from the Territory to that State 10
whom he wished 10 address himself, an amiable re.
proof for trespasslng administered by Senator
Warren "If you come over here agan,S said he
L will have TO kill you" That's all hight" replied
the Delegate. but yOu must remember that In the
matter Of killing, the Gains have always had the bed
OF it,
Bishop Broder will deliver an address at the Boston
Latin school next Saturday at the Washington
Birthday celebration.
Mrs. Niksch finds that the Of her two children
and her household not enough to occupy her mind;
and she says that she would stagnate were i not for
her other artistic and public pursuits. She
despises the ordinary gossip OF society
When General Butler was making an electIonacrne
trip through Massachusetts in special car with
party OF friends he would often call the children inside
who to the station to see him. One OF these,
IN Springfield, bright little girl. He asked hes
II she knew, lin. You're General Butrr,' was her
prompt reply. SLOW do YOU know I'm General
butler q, he inquired inere'tedy. Because YOU'VE
cockcyec7 was the daring answer And the Gen.
eral lay back In his chair and laughed until TIE tears
ran down his face When he became composed he
said "Tnat's fame for you. That's individual emi.
ncnce. Even the rising generation know OF my mgitw
That little cdr received silver dollar and hsS.
When General c. II. Giosvenor, Of Ohio. slipped and
sprained his ankle the other day he was boarding
train I'm Cincinnati TO hasten home to Athens. vi ere
fire had threatened his law library. Although the
building was damaged, his books were all savei.
Among Judge f. lockwood Hoar's d Ike, On.
for Wendell Phillips. They say Tat on the day the
rrcat orators remains were borne to the tomb some
one met the Judge and inquired Aren't you going 10
the flncal1" "NO,n the reply; bat | approve
Of it,
When Father MoIinger, the famous ia h-cure physt
clan, died few months ago at Troy Hi, near Pitts
burg. 1t rumorcd that he had acquired wealth
amounting 10 millions. Relatives from a distance
have recently been visiting his late home TO secure
their supposed inheritance But 1t IS now alleged that
there Is verS little property In existence belonging 10
his estate and that almost nothing Will remain waen
lbs debts are maid The church OF which be was
nasor Will surrender all his possessions except GER
tain relies testifying 10 miraculous cures, but me
courts will be asked TO set aside c2,UOO Tor suabia
monument TO HIN.
Sir Archibald Alison one Of TIE British generals
soon 10 be retired is a OF the historian he has
n credable career. covering nearly half. a century,
having served I'm the Crimea, in India during rls
mutlny I'm Ashantce and at Tel-el-Kebir In the
latter engagement he In command OF the tiga
land Brigade. and obtained lieutenant -seneraship
Tor distinguished service In the ned. Slr Achoaln
was for "A time Acknowledgement, and mas latteTn
been at the head OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de-
partment in scotland.