New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01
PERSONAL

,rh sovertv.6fth anniversary OF the organization
q, rho first sunday school at Bedford Mass mas
revived the memory Of the Rev Samuei "'ea'''s'
70 whom it's establishment was Que IL See'"S
arrange in this day learn that the plan met WIZ"
or,osi,ion from adherents OF the Church. Many
honestly contended that II was Dissertation vi ,n
sabbath day for children To CoietesaIte 49,, ~ 80
nurnnsr. MIR Stearns persisted IN ms ueslsh, hoM
arar and vas one OF the first IN the state 10 nave
such an INSTITUTIONS
u,ror William Won Faber. the only son OF Baron
rothar Von Faber. AMI part owner OF the "oIi"
renowned lead-pencll factory in Nuremoers' u'eu
In Germany a few days ago. lie left no sons 10
tho Great regret of his father The family IL one o,
W. S,,e,I,b,rst in Germany, and it's members stahl
high among the patricians of old Nuremberg
Hugh O'Donnen, chairman OF the famous Al
visorv Committee Of the Amalgamated WORKERS
during the Homestead riots Is now living III I'M
caeo where he is associate editor OF Inc Eis"'
Hour Herald" He has always done more or less
work I'm the newspaper line. since ne was acI
"utrod Of the charges OF murder. conspiracy ana
treason brought against him he has been manager
of musical combination
At the exhibit OF British Guiana at the World $
Fair is TO be found Adophus Daniel. an Arrawac
Indian born and reared in that country MS
Intelligence and his excellent English render MIN
popular with the visitors to the Agriculture Build
ing Mr. Daniel has had a life Of adventure
and is skilled in observation lie has re , 10 to-
BE- proud of the hlgh rank 'aken n, II, i'm Rritish
Guiana.
Rear Admiral A. W. Weaver. who mas sigh'heu
bis intention Of retiring under the forty years
service clause as soon the Senate shall have
confirmed his nomination to that rank was DOTH
In the District of Columbia July |, 1882. ana en-
tered the Navy at the age OF sixteen. lie TOOK
mart I'm the surveys for the Atlantic cable IN
tsrT 81. was constantly engaged curing the
Tiyu war and commanded the ironclad Mahopac
at the capture OF Fort flsher
Wah Chong a wealthy Chinese merchant OF
Seattle Wash made his fortune in building up
American trade with China and in importing chi
nese laborors in past years He is said to be worth
over a million dollars. He had several wives both
here and I'm China one of them an Indian woman
the mother of a son sixteen years old, OF whom hs
is very fond Wishing to leave his property to his
SON his Chinese children born in this country nav
ing no claim citizenship he Appeared 10 .he
courts on the ground Of the mother being a native
and Judgment was rendered in favor OF the boy
Wah Chong's large interests In realty were az
uuirrd wears ago when Chinainan could hoiu
ropertv Under the existing law this right Is de-
MED them nor will bequest OF property 10 thrm
hold good.
Miss Matt Grim, the young novelist was born IN
louisiana but has spent most OF her HE IN
Georgia At present she is living In New-lork' ana
is engaged on a novel and play. In appearance
she is graceful and girlish She is still quite young.
Her first story to appear In THE Century was
IAN Unfortunit Creetur" sketch OF power AMI
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