New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-07
PERSONAL.

e.,.,., ., tho general regret felt in MinneapoA
that Bishop John Williams. OF Connecticut ~ W.
able this year to be present at the bpSc"pa' oe"-
oral Convention, The Hartford Courant says'
This fresh evidence OF the regsru anu 1880,
in which he is so deservediy held by MS EplscopAi
hrs,brsn md the whole BODY or the c.eIs' az
iaity convened the Minnesota Guy 70 onnectent
Sbuschmen and non-churchmen alike We al nave
vested rights in John Williams , re rs :0H''"'H
nnron.rtv He is a Connecticut Institution
r.. .,naano,dence Beige" tells a story Of the
Crown Prince OF Germany. Two youths II say"
ora roc.ntlv with their tutor at the hotel OF the
"Cbu,es du Rhin," and when the tutor pa'o 'is
hin he offered a pourbo.re TO the chamDei man,
who however refused the glit' anu po'''e' "
notice that tips" were forbidden Inc .u'',
pla!ned the situation to mis- eldes. puP,i ou@h, verv
np1I brooch This they gave TO the MAID SAYING
that as er Was ADDS that the maid Will value It
the more when she learns that ,iie uUo' W." ''
ably GONE day be Emperor OF YETI
The Rev DR.. Joseph T. Smith. the eminent
na,,,,or,on clergyman. OF Baltimore. and his wife
hsve recently celebrated the golden anniversary OF
,ha,r wedding A host Of the veneraDe Clergy
,nor,s friends all over the country sent MN con.
pratulations and the Presbyterian ceFsS"e" VI
baltimore presented TO him ana MIS- oi''" d "a'
some French clock. DR.. Smith Is native Vi 'i
Ger. PENN and graduate OF jefferson Oo''sse' a.
Canonshurg Penn lie was licensed to preach ~
49,, proshy,erv Of Erie In 1911, and did missionary
work for a year In the OF. regions. linen nc We
oro nastor Of the Presbyterian Church IN us
tic tovn and remained there untll cdheh W
second Presbyterian Churcn OF 1tlt1o,e -, vasrs
10 rernainei pasor of that church Tor eie'e sea
resicning IN i3ee accept chair III the an, ~
G{v1 Theolo gical Seminary. The breaking ov' "
10 Civi War nterfered with this scnooi' anu ~
smith went back 10 Baltimore IN lS- as pastor "
the Central Presby teridn Churcn, where nc 1.-Two
tnuei until April 1898, when ne gave up tne .
charge of the church and was elected iiS pas,o'
n,nr3tre lie has frequently been elected con-
missioner from the Presbytery or BalHoiS 70 '.e
Ger.ral Assembly Of his church anu III dIu'slon ~, ~
errvn1 on many committees, was IN 1914 HlobeIdeo'
~ the assembly which met that year az oniai.a'
Nsh Mrs Smith Was born at tdnChSpnlI i..'.'
a-d vas The eldest daughter Of Dr. JoEathan Lett
man a physician and surg on or VI tstei I'm. 20
vania whose flther "A Baptist clergyman; cdihs ~, 70
his country from Prussia. She made her husDahu
ncruaintance while he was siHleht ~ @r TIE
hurg AMI was married TO him August ~ leto. ny
Lays three sons Dr. Joseph 7. smith, physlcIan,
If Reitipaore; tire Rev !. Richie smith, pastor "
the First PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Peekshlli, ~ IL
and William I.atterman Smith. or Baltimore
Francis schlatter the New-Mexico Messiah
who ha, caused such sensation there ana IN other
narts of the West with wonderful cures OF Diseases
at one time so It is said lived in Jamesport, Long
Island He frs: appeared In the town III 1871 anu
worked with William Ryan. who was chief engineer
81 a menhaden fishing steamer when nalsd ION
Greennort RYAN employed Schlatter as his nre-
man on the Annie Wilcox and aferWArd on t,NSt,n
Brothers fishing steamer, the ora I.ir,o and
cehIatter seemed b enjoy the work TOT 1ie, CO
renaire1 With Ryan for two seasons, Mhen u 80
I'D down a; his trade OF shoend Ser WA-eH ne WV
his friends ne had learned In London