New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
PERSONAL.

Elijah Rawson n compostor, Of Milwaukee. has
worked steadily at the case for sxty-eight years
THE Milwaukee Journal says OF him: lie Is. II
is thought. the oldest compositor In the country
nor is his position one Of honorary membership IN
the trade. He Is by no means n superannuated
workman who keeps his joo because OF his long
service but holds his place with his felow-printers
as " active and Industrious as any OF the
men. He is nearly elghty-four years old, ana mas
number of radical changes lntIouuceo NV"
the trade since he first took hold OF H.
Baroness Hlrsch, the widow Of the late Baron
Hirsch. has just given $1,000 to the Temple Mar
Israel. of Columbus. Ga. She made the gift In
response to letter. received four months . ago
from Mrs. Gabriel, OF Columbus VINO was presi'
dent Of the Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
Commenting on tho election of the Rev. Dr. J. d.
Morrison of Ogdensburg n. Y, TO he bishop OF the
Episcopal Missionary Jurisdiction Of Duluth. THE
Ogdensburg Journal" says: We think We may
fairly say. in behalf Of the people OF the city, OF all
crecds and Of no creed, that they sincerely hope
that he may remain with us and continue the nooie
work which he is doing. Ogdcnsburg. and, indeed
all Northern New-York can Ill afford to lose Dr;;
Morrison. He IL in every avenue OF NE vaIueu
and respected citizen. and we should have more
like him instead Of less.
Lord Duiyerin. British Ambassador to Paris. has
just presented his papers Of recall to President
Faure at the Eysee Palace. He was escorted from
the embassy a proceeding somewhat unusual IN
Republican France by battalion of the 18th Regi-
procession including the return journey to the
embassy the regimental band played God Save
the Queen" At the palace Lord Duferin was re-
ceived by Colonel Mcnetrez and NJ. Cto2ier VINO VINO
conducted him TO the President The interview was
short and exceedingly ceromonouS AT hrst; put tne
Two men soon shook hands cordially and began 10
chat on family affairs Then Lord Duffcrin de-
seconded into the street, entered his carriage, the
18th Regiment band struck up again COD save me
Queen = ami tho procession wendell its way back TO
the British Embassy.
The Rev Dr. John Henry Barrows OF Chicago.
who Is on his way TO India. is spending Few
weeks I'm England. As illustrating the popular
ignorance concerning this country In England ne
says that the servant girl In the iodgns-houss
where he H. staying asked him. IN entire goou
faith. If Chicago WAS in America.
Tie handsome window placed In the old powder
magazine at Williamsburg. Va. as memorial
OF Governor Alexander Spottswood. will be u!-
yelled with appropriate ceremonies on Wednes-
dar November II, and the members and friends
of tic Association for the Preservation or Nir-
linia Antiquities look forward TO the occasion
With deep interest John Goode VIII deliver
the address, and James Lindsay Gordon VIII
also make an address. Tho coats Of arms
Of twclv. Of the Colonial Governors or virginia
will be unveiled at the same time. The memorial
window g.. the gft Of Mrs. william Francisco
Sportswocd ST.. of Petersburg, whose husband
vas lineal descendant of the distinguished Co.
lOnial Governor.
St. Louis oct. e,.-Iieu"ral Miles arrived In st.
Louis yesterday morning. He met here By
captalu Rlyars. of the 81 United States Cavalry.
stationed At Jefferson Barracks.