New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
PERSONAL.

IT, ,5,sr.,ser, SAYS: THE testimonials
% no presented to Or. Jonathan "cKermah cores W
,ha MAYOR and Common counch as memorial o.
M cItv,s recognition OF his gift or the bronze group
NJ statuary TO be placed IN i.ihcoh FarH Is De'o-
,',,,, snec,men OF the art OF eDgrossing. The me-
,,l 9. IN album form, bound In dark leather Of
The finest quality, the ny leaves Dens OF rich VINE
MORE silk The body 81 ne ~ tho common COM
eli anrounrinr the offer o. Or Coles the reson-
op, passed by the fq by Mayor to
S.oIes OF tine acceptance. The Mayor and me mem
bsrs the G S1gS nDsaseS Win and Warmly
mended the deineator, John H. MOTIFS secretary o.
the Board Of Assessmeht'
nv Koch. tho fsmous German hnancier and presl-
asnt OF the German Imperial Bank, celebrated
go aay. ago the twenty-ffth anniversary OF bis
connection with that INSTITUTION
plsbop Wilmer EpscopaD, OF Alabama VINO 10
,.nous az a story-teIler, says that one OF his
frends lost q dearly beloved wife, and IN MS sor-
row. caused these words TO De iHSc''Deu o" n~
tombstone: "The light OF mine eyes has gone out"
The bereaved married within year ohofuy ai'e'.
ward the Bishop walking through ne graaVeyera
~g,h another gentleman. When they arrived az ne
tomb the latter asked the Bsnop "nat IT., ne Doy I
Cords on The tombstone II think" sad the bishop
1.-THE words But 1 have struck another ma'en
should be adce1
nh ,.,. " s,ambulor. tho Bulgarian Minister
who ,as murdered was q great collector or posas
.,amns lie had a collection Of about forty nos
sand stamps many OF them OF great Vaioe'
,,,ss Emily Mabone Morgan has written an -
,eres,ina little story entitled Poppy-Garien'
the scsne of which IL laid In the town OF Bisnd'or
Mass about twenty miles from Lenox. FROM IA
nro6ts OF the sale OF this little work MISS Morga
has been enabled for the last three years 10 sup
port a home for working girls IN Bland'ord. Ecu
falkland" which Is mentioned in the story, II isrn
OF 40 acres the property OF Nrs Theo1ore si,ro.
~ ,bIs citv For the last two weeks Mrs. sIro
has been enjoying a well-earned rest altrI het bse
runths OF untring work In the interest Oh me
Women's Musical and Law Exhibit i9r the Auanta
Exposlton OF which she is the CHAIRMAN mrs
Sutro has been especially interested In compiling
catalogue OF the musical compositions o, women
for the recognition Of whose merit she mas 80 atn-
fully worked for the last three years.
Cautiously enough" remarks THE London sa'ur-
day Review" Lord Dunraven has a perceptibls
though subdued. Yankee twang. f,you heard him
speak without knowing who ne was, you might
put him down as a swagger New-Iorker'
The Worcester Gazette" reviyes good story Of
the late Professor Pasteur on one occasion, when
he was dining with his daughter and her family At
her home In Burgundy. he took care 10 dip In .
glass OF water the cherries that were served for
dessert and then to wipe them carefully with BIS
napkin before putting them in his mouth. Ills
fastidousness amused the people at tie iaoe bu.
the scientist rebuked them for their ieWty ana
discoursed at length the dangers IN ME ones ana
anmalcuiae few moments LATER In n nt or an
stracton, he suddenly seized the glass In when ne
had washed the cherries. and drank the water. MI
crobes and all. at a single dTaught