New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
PERSONAL.

Francis Bradley who died recently In Evanston,
Ill., was a prominent business man and an amateur
astronomer Of ability. lie studied astronomy even
ings In his early years. while clerk In New'lia'eh'
with such that he was put In charge OF the
observatory NJ Yale and taught astronomy there Mr.
Bradley continued his astronomical studies I'LL a short
lime before his death lie had published number oil
valuable papers. ana WAS sps sr,. S a' socr,i,
In this country
~ Pasteur, the famous French scientist, has been
suffering for some time from organic weakness OF the
heart Many the snvanlS friends fear that he Will
never agaia entirely recover his strength
A noted japanese artist, X. MOrmoO. who Is In
Chicago with his wife. Is said TO be the first OF his
profession to visit America from Japan. lie has
occupied high political places In his native land, and
being gentleman OF ample means he intends TO take
house In Chicago. TO stay several years. Ills pinci
pal object In coming TO America, aside from that OF
gaining the knowledge which IL acquired by travel Is 10
raise the funds necessary for the establishment Of
school In japan for deaf a.t blind children. Instead
,crlc, OF entertainments Of unique and pleasing
character for which al admission fee is charged, the
proceeds TO be devoted TO hi, phiian'hropc project
The chief engineer OF the great Krupp establishment
In Germany, Georg sicgert, and several other promi-
nent German iron have been visiting the princi-
pal Iittsburg iron mills. They were shown over the
Homestead. Draddock and other works, and according
Ia" Pittsburg papers, were deeply Impressed by
what they saw.
Miss Ellen Terry. like other prominent people has
suffered much from the autograph hunter. She has
conceived the idea OF making people who ask for her
autograph contribute to benevolent object which
She has much at heart-the endowlng of an "auto.
graph co,' In the Queens Jubilee Hospital at Ears
Court, London.
Governor Mct;raw, OF the State OF Washington
" went West" eight ten years ago. arriving In san
Francisco with 80 In his pocket. He sent 80
home his wife, and began his Western life as u
bor,e-car driver. lie made his way to Seattle where
he became sheriff. hotel keeper aud lawyer, ana
finally one Of the most prosperous and popular men In
The oldest son Of Il veteran In the United states
j. said be John f. Mills Of Bradford. Mass who Is
seventy nine years old. His father who WAS prin.
al sclnn In the lst United states Infantry though
nearly eighty years old when the war brok. out was
ns ~gncd to active duty and commissioned second
lieutenant by President Lincoln. John f.. Mills. his
son, enlisted a the outbreak Of the and had three
son, who enlisted with him. that three generations Of
the family saw service at the same time In the Re-
bellon
Great regret Is felt In Russian Poland the death
Of the famous Polish sculptor, Marceds Guysh. which
occurred nj Crac0w few days ago. The sculptor
born In Podola In 1900, educated In part at the
gymnasium In Nemrua founded by the Potocks. Later
he studied under Amic In Rome. His most famous
works are the busts Of Xavsr Won Branich Zamolskis