New-York tribune., 1895-06-04
+ RSON Ill.

Tho rcv Or T. Addison Henry celebrated on Sun
, ,h thrtv-nfth anniversary OF his installation as
c,s,or of the Princeton Presbyterian Church. fhiia
aelnhia. The church was decorated with potttci -
plants and Dr. Henry preached from '"o ''N'' ie
are cpistle.
Sir Edward Bradlon. who IS familar Win p'S
Gam, in India. thinks that the elephant Is a very
,,.h ted animal lie says that II IS revenge
mi ireacnerous and, with few EXCEPTIONS an aEtdht
coward.
Frederick Fraey. OF Philadelphia WAS ninety
ono years Of age Tuesday. Time mas trea'e'
him very kindly and he does an amount OF WORK
every day that would tax the energies or some
Young men lie Is in his Office every morning at
q and remains In Il until or In the afternoon at
tending to all the business that comes TO nm as
the president OF biz financial Institution lie -
tho president OF the Philadelphia Board OF iraue'
Of the National Board OF Trade and or the Amcr1-
can PHILOSOPHICAL Society. and Is a trustee ana
director of numerous other bodies. In speaking OF
himself the other day he said. / smoke anu u'."N
n little whskey now and then on Recommendation
Of my physician. That reminds me OF a story they
used to tell on Judge Cadwaaher. An aged WI vi,
ness after giving his testimony clearly ana 'h,el
gently was asked how old he was. and replied:
Eighty years adding, never chew, urinh OK
snm5'"n Of the Jury 70 the well preserved old man.
The noxt witness was even more venerlpis' ani, III
response to the judges question, Responded chpper,
is That he dld all those things Which are thought ~
o. ana gthGr ws for ' moment nonplusse
but hnaiy suggested that men are Ike timber
bart have tried 10 be Moderate In all things.
eat well. sleep well and work we'll Is my & APP
petite good? Just look at this menu OF the dinner
that some Of my friends rendered me al the Union
league last year: Wen didn't skip ,,s snytnns ,bani
rcember all The Presidents OF ne enit9u bs S'a,g ne
sonaily with but few exceptions
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British Ambassador in
Washington has given fourteen sittings TO l. S. j.
tba is "A Canadian by birth.
but American citizen by adoption
Rudolph Evans a young Washington sculptor. is
modelling u bust OF Secretary Morton.
Sir Frederick Bathurst Is about to sell the his
torlc estate OF Clarendon, near Salisbury. Its pal
ace was the residence OF the English kings from
Henry | To Edward III. The present modern Dorc
mansion Is a mile from the old palace.
Mrs. Frank Weldon the wife OF Frank Weldon. OF
''The Atlanta Constitution" Is In correspondence
with the Princess Nazle OF Cairo. Egypt. In refer
ence to exhibits of the work OF women In that coun-
try both past and present. at the Cotton Fair next
fall. Her Royal Hghness. the Princess Nazle.
though a Moslem In faith. has abandoned the Gus
tomary Mosiem VEIL and enjoys more freedom than
Is usual with tho women OF Moslem countries.
She is regarded the most enlightened and pro-
gressve woman in Egypt, and has many friends
and correspondents abroad. notably In America.
Mrs Weldon has written to enlist her aid In setting
forth the work OF the women or Egypt In the woni-
an exhibit at the Cotton States and international
Exposition. The woman's exhibit at the fair Will
embrace the work OF women In all lands.
Dr. d. *. Pearsons. OF Chicago. has offered to
give Mount Hoyoke College $4,000 II 1t will raise
an additional slI0,WO In year and half. The
gifts OF Dr. to Western institutions aggre-
gate about s2oooOoo. eight colleges being the bene-
hciares. OF these Beoit has received $2oOOOO Knox
$4,000. Chicago Theological School $4,000, while he
has recently made Whitman College OF Walla
Walla Wash. similar offer to that now made to
Mount Hoyoke. and Drury College has also been
aided by him.