New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
PERSONAL

Scott JIoycs the youngc, son OF the late OK Prcsi-
dent lIaycs has gone to Cleveland the general man
agcr OF electric company. year ago he entered
the employment OF electrical concern III CINCINNATI
where he mastered the business in every detail At
though cxpresdent Hayes left large fortune 10 MS
children all of them have shown industrious incllna-
lions and have maintained themselves IN business since
they have attained their majority
The Duke Of Newcastle who Is now in san Franoisco
intends taking with him Honolulu, and In fact, dur
Ing the continuation of his journey around the world
large cage OF animal pets which he brought With him
from the East There Is large raccoon which he pur-
chased In Chicago smaller rlccoon when was gwen
him in omaha and pair OF tam" squirrels winch hi'
grace purchased I'm Denver These pets have had the
freedom Of the Dukes apartments IN the tiace Hotel
Chancellor Sims OF syracuse University has renewed
the announcement Of his intended retirement made at
the semi annual meeting and Withdrawn at the unani-
nous request Of the Board OF Trustees IL mas oc-
cupIcd the position for nearly thirteen years ana stated
a the semi annual session the other dhy mat he feit
that the time had come when he needed change OF 9c-
clpaon. The university has prospered greatly under
his charge
The senior living graduate OF Brown University, 1t Is
believed Is the Rev. Dr. George Ware Briggs Of Cam
bridge Mass. IA member Of the class OF 1928. who is
now in his eighty-fourth year
Ex-senator I OF Colorado, has made a fortune by
smelling gold and silver by secret process OF his
own by which his big refinery in Denver IS able
IN do some OF the best refining in the world. He
* said 10 lr one OF inc pest Judges VI III
United States.
senator sherman has accepted an invitation to de-
liver the address Of welcome to the Columbus caraves
an their arrival at the Worlds Fair lie Is expected
10 reach Chicago July ).
Robert r. Lincoln, eX-Mnister to England upon
whom Harvard conferred the degree of liz ID. at her
recent commencement WIS present at !hc reunion and
dinner Of his college class that of 6l In Boston last
Tuesday, for the first time In many years.
General Zabotkinc, chief engineer OF the Russian
Navy who has been at the Worlds Fair for few
DAYS IS on his way from St. Petersburg TO visit the
Qualifications Mt Vladly In Eastern siberia. lie
told Chicago reporter that he makes the trip By
way Of America TO save time. Should he attempt
IN 10 hy way Of the Russian territory he could not
return St. Petersburg before December. by taking
The sam Francisco Yokohama ronte he enjoys all the
Inclltrs OF comfortable travel. the Fair the
way and Is able to get back> 10 his starting point In
september General Zabotkine has planned many Of
hr most important Russian governmental works, the
most important being the siberian Railroad.
Ex-senator Dawes Of Massachusetts II Is understood
will accept the lccturcshp In United States history
recently offered to Dartmouth College by Gardner g.
u,bbard Of Washington. n graduate OF Dartmouth In
fine class of ~. Mr.. Dawes will lecture on the cIy
and poIitlcnl history OF lc United states since tho
civil War Mr. Hubbard Is one Of the warmest friends
~ The venerable cx- senator and especially in
tcresed I'm the tcstmoplal given to Mr.. Dawes by
his friends on his retirement from public
life.
Allen q. Peck, the Rhode Island veteran who has
reachrd n sudden prominence as receiving "A pension
for loss OF hair" Is much pleased AT the notoriey
no has gained, but thinks the public does not under
stand his case. lie applied for pension on the
ground OF serious physical ailments he says and 1t