New-York tribune., 1895-09-06
PERSONAL.

Cyrus Teed, who claims 10 be second Messiah,
and teaches that the earth is fiat is busy
developing the plans for the New jerusalem Of
his sect which Is to be built In Louisiana. In
describing this city he says: THE streets VIII be
400 feet wide beautiful streets. We will build the
city In stories or tiers One tier or story VIII be
for pedestrians. one for light traffic. another tot
railroads etc We are going TO nave great bg
city Of eight ten million people and In 1t We VIII
gather at least four million Ethiopians Of the
South"
Lord Acton's library OF 600O volumes Is believed
TO be the largest private library In England.
IT, W. J. Ham. the Georgia newspaper man who
coined the term "snollygoster." which strikes
Southern people as being very funny has gone into
the lecture business. and is making $4,000 IA year.
Sir Edward O'Maey. Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of British Guiana now IN Washing
ton is thus quoted by The Washington POST 1T
Is delightful 10 get back to civilization once more
after sojourning among the non-progressive people
OF Demerara Life In such country Is rather
tame and mono<onous TO an Englishman or "A citizen
OF the United States. and those Of ny who can get
away are glad to escape occasionally. have only
lived in Guiana since last January. The country
is not I'm prosperous condition. Its chief Industry
is sugar planting, and owing to the very low prices
Of that product hs and eoored I IN eos ss
lazy for any In the canehelds. and live In hand
About the only hope Of better times is In the de-
veopment OF our gold mines, which are beginning
explorers have come in from Australia, and are 80
well satisfied with the prospect OF finding the yell
low metal that they have started a number OF
camps a few Of which have begun to produce very
satisfactorily"
Colonel Edward C. James OF this city, arrived In
San Francisco Tuesday. lie Is on a pleasure
tour OF the West and Is accompanied by his
daughter.
"On November G." says THE Boston Transcript"
"Mr and Mrs. William c. Moseley Of No. 2S1 War
ren-st., Roxbury. will celebrate the seventy-fourth
anniversary Of their marriage. There will at this
time be n large family gathering. and five genera
tons will be represented Mr.. Moseey Is ninety-seven
years old and his wife will celebrate her ninety NTH
birthday on the day following the anniversary. The
family for generations back have been noted for their
longevity. The father of Mr.. Moseey. John Moseley.
OF Southbury. Conn. lived TO be one hundred years
and about six months William Moseley is direct
descendant Of the Duke OF Montrose. being related
10 the Grahams. November will not only celebrate
the marriage OF the great t-great -grandfa ther and
grandmother, but Of all the other married ones OF
the family. for. strange as II may seem. all OF the
members OF this family for the last one hundred
years have been married on November 30. while
MIR and Mrs Moseey celebrate their seventy fourth
nnniyerrary their daughter Will celebrate her nifty
sixth and the only son VIII celebrate bis thirty.
ninth granddaughter celebrates the thirty-third
and A grandson will celebrate the twenty-rixth IL
will also be the nth wedding anniversary VI Mr..
Moseley's great great granddaughter