New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
PERONAL.

That doughty foe OF the Pope and al his workA
tho Rev Dr. Justin ID. Fulton, has now fallen foul
of the Rev. Dr. Parkhurst. lie says he IL praying
for the bold reformer Of this iy, and when con.
troversIast like DR. Fulton announces ina, ne nag
mat ne Is going 10 belabor him. DIR. Fulton then
proceeds to say nat ne ha ati e es respect at ea
he * Ike Tammany Hal
.In the English Protestant cemetery" writes
a Rome correspondent OF the Cleveland Leader
"and but few feet distant frdn the tombstone
q, Shelley. lies a marble slab ovr the grave OF
wen-known authoress. She vas CLEVELAND
,omon IN former years, and mpy are the adj
mirrors of her numerous writings. As looked upon
her grave | could not but regrd her untimely
taking of. for her life gave still ,reaer promise
NJ use fulncss In the literary word. But Gode
finger touched her. and she slept and the ihscrip-
ITO" "''" " Coz F ..,2s9 w0'i'o".
THE inscription Is sufficient. No,audatory cpl
taph OF high sounding words is reqiired TOR ne.
writings and BEAUTIFUL IRE nays r'arf arr ouast
bronze and marble, which Is per'shaDe
DR.. Charles Montczuma. the physician OF tne car.
isle PENN Indian school. who Is A fuH-oooded
Apache says that the ony way 10 1--WE tne ~.
u .Si,es and compel them 10 earn then living ~
the sweat of their own bfows
Saws "The Philadelphia Record; "Ppbabiy no
master mariner in any trade has saved so many
,vas M cnr,o,n Hans Doxrud. the commander OF
,,o pod star steamship Switzerland. trding be-
,.,oen philadelphia and Antwerp. Will yet .
yo,,,c man he has saved the lives OF eigfty-tnree
norsons who were rescued from nine SINKING Ves-
sc,s Four gold medals have been AWARDED nm To-
ao,bor with a bnocular glass Of rare design ana
novcr King Oscar n CT Sweden ana Norway
awarded him a gold medal for rescuins 'ne cie" u
fourteen men from sinking Norwegian vesse.. Inc
,-,i,s, Government awarded a gold medal for saw:
bar
The Belgian Government another god eiai ios ns
in,, rescued the OF sinking Deislan nsli. ,
rraft The Eew-York Humane Assoclat.o atso sa nv
Mn, a cold media for heroism in rescuias the c'es
- a vssse when he was an oitlcer OF the eVhlu
shin Noorlland and b.nocuar glasses %tre hw"
ed for saving the crew OF the br'OS" "''' AVE-
Herbert Welsh is about to start weekly new.
pap4r in Philadelphia to be called inc WY ~""
gate
An experience of forty years IN pos'o"'p
oo,,ad win natural aptitude for 1t, has made Az
sistant Postmaster James Gayier' o. -
CIV one OF the best-equipped postal officials IN
49, country He was first successful as an In
sn.c,or. and after various promotions bec'me inc
assistant postmaster fifteen years ago numoer
n, reforms have been due TO him. lie vas tho
org,nator OF the present effective registry SYSTEM
which according 10 x-Pos,master-Generai lho'has
T. James has saved the public millions OF ioNArA
Mr. Gayler has long been in favor OF ProPs O,s -
Service In the posto.iice Department. AZ 'ye 20
as $3.50 he bccan IN periodical or winch If va
the editor an agitation In iaVor OF ne tintin
With George William Curtis he went before resi-
deaf CRAFTS cv.l SerTce commSs, 80 civ = rvss
among postal clerks and letler-carriers' h NJ
Colonel James was postmaster OF this GU! NJ; M
covl.r drew u3 the Civ. Service regulations vhch
annroved by President Hayes. were enforced n me
nrrssrofice here These were afterward adoptd BY
congress ard are now the Law OF the lahd.