New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-05
Congress a, the last election without the cid 4
PERSONAL.

The ,s,es, Paris papers at hand state that Mia
Marie Delphlne Meredith Read, daughter OF the
former American Consu.-Gsneral AZ Paris ana Mn
lister TO Greece was to be married on the fth inst
to Count Max de Fords, OF an ancient French
noble famI,,, The father OF tbe bride. Generd
Meredith Read is a fayorite among Parisianr
who have not forgotten the great services rem
s.red nv him during the siege and the Com
nun. lie represented the American Governmert
FOR seven years az Minister at the Court OF Atnena
King and 10 the Hellenic nation, for whicn ne we
created knight Grand Cro.s OF 'h oa ne's s
with France II is interesting 70 note that the Man
quis de Lasteyre, srsa,-grsnason o, , ~
xmbas.ador OF the United States The General and
former Minister usually resides ~ PaI;s IN mag
nihcent mansion, Rue DE Ia boeur' III 'he p1d''''
the Champs Eiysees
One Of the greatest celebrities al the Atlanta
rxhib,t,on H. TIrno;eo Panduro. little. bright.
faced Mexican Indian. who IS famous In his ows
country for his wonderful modelling In cay This
man comes from San Pedro Tiaquepaque. ana whed
at home. In addition 10 hts artistic work. ahm'nis
,ers n,cturesaue Justice 10 his felow-townsmen y
fudge OF the village. lie has had no art training
,,a,ever hut Ike Gotto, began 20 snow h
oerius IN his daily play with the village childres
panAuro "a but twenty-s!x years o.d ana aireaiJ
MANY works OF his have places OF honof IN NJ
nation. Among others there IL DUST OF rre''as@
DIaz in the National Museum OF M Ne osU, CO.
s s.ser ~ General Carona. the famous Mckee.
solder equally good. IS IN the ratl" ona IAN -
Congress In speaking OF MS work' ada ~, ,.n
with much enthusiasm. that &c mas Ii,dus ".sY
busts OF celebrated American literary propIs acs.
ing .'I very much Ike the American poop -
nav 90 wel.l' With TIE most amusingy crude y.
complete really wonderful work: since coming y
Atlanta he has made from pno''sIaRpn ~ IA n =
pronounced by those who knew him 70 De tne m?t
remarkable likeness OF Henry crazy eve, inaae
As Panduro sits in a itt.e booth IN .hs MsH,e ss
Village ne has spread out BEFORE Nina are
distance from the careless handling or the crowc-
bl,sts OF President Cleveland o. ex-Presldeht hsr.
rison and other pubic men OF our coI"e.l 80
the local work he has finished. ana othet "orx
just begun Many ladies' connecte,q for bl.i:
and hands and when DecemDer colnes, ~. -yss.y,
brown, iitte artist VIII have no occasion 20 iee
that he has not been appreciated III inc "'''"e'o
Exposition.
In a sketch OF Splege Grove the home OF me iats
President Hayes. in Fremont. ono "'''S IN
"The Cleveland World" says: everywhere aoou'
Fremon, the visitor finds reminders OF Hayes A
short distance from the house is the Methods:
Church FOR whose welfare the eN-Presdeni ana
his wife labored so disinteresteely. Further down.
town f. the Plrchari Library. for whioh Sards
BIrchard bequeathed 10000 and the erection OF
which was superintended by his nephew, the en-
President II & filed with interesting things rom
re Ii,vss collections and rar Revo.utonary ana
tndian relics also loaned By the children % inc
csneral Trye children are still living ran
ME who resides az Splegsl Grove, BH cna1r,. h'
p,,herford p who resides in Colorado, and NeDo
e and scott r.. who are engaged in the manuiac,ur'
ing business in Cleveland. The TWO latter are I'M
married. OF old. family reunions are s on y'
When Brchari Hayes and his family make tAex
home at the Grove.