New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-29
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Personal.

Frederick Fraley. of Philadelphia o.,.,
ninety-second birthday yesterdav associated ',d h
physically weak" says The PhIads,,n." 'e be :
his mind Is remarkably clear. ana :. inqulFsfs
well at the meeting OF the Board a, IT, .'7'o>s a
Wsre tnirsy years younger AS nrss,Sue ~ II h
W., western SAVINGS Fund Society he voIcssn tc
ION OF nundreds OF depos,ors when h a The opb
on record for sound money! NC puts himssi1
The London papers still confirm. ..
about the late Colonel North rhs 'sa aoF~
he was seated being on one occas,on ~, "a whiet
crowded thoroughfare in immediate ,"
to costermonger's cart laden with v....t0ausa
coachman. finding that the horse MA. Ao'a ID
himself to the cabbages. would have h..s.. 70 hst
NAL out OF harms way. Let him sr.-. Tue saL
colonel; Il want to hear the man ,weo,,, sa u
termonger turning his head around a, ,h,. -"~
the Coonefs wish was promptly gra.e.A ,A"msa
ceptionally choice and extensive se,a,,,' ~ -
pietfyes, "Bravo," said North az he ,hon Of 4.
COIN trat would have more than boush, ,,sae ma
cargo OF vegetables; Il thought | was 49, ne vhos
educated In your line myself. but ham, pretty vel
haven't taught me four new adjectvs.mme W.
a Sr,noufn ,n iona Oh pictures hated doing s.s
Rubens. he quickly replied: After pnpH.,Nur shs
surely. Rubens was the brute they re.s ns why
yeas Tn th y o% crssssd me IN here Haven -
dren. but was not wildly enthusiast lov4 az
babies miscellaneously. Once. being mnis 19Ehe
bhHasoue iduy 10 KISS an exceptionally - " a
some.looking infant, Of which the GsAse
herself to be the living image. wen s ~ sAi1
the image" said North. and he forthwi,a ~ q
sounding kiss on the fair mothers chsss eehteo
The Congregationalist' notes the fsc,
fessor George Adam Smith, OF the Free c' w.. ~
lege. Glasgow. Scotland, whom II desc,n-" " "
OF the leading scholars Of Christendo, "
the greatest preachers OF Great BrItaj, snQ one
last Sunday In the Old South Church h. peachee
not paper In Boston had line sbcut S,.on ~
sermon. Sss Mn or hi
II Is announced that Mrs Agnes sm,,A
discovered the Syrac palimpsest OF thu ,.vS
pels In the Convent Of s.. Cathar,n. ~, wv
Sinai. in 1892 has discovered a single "a Mount
original Hebrew OF the Book Of Ecclssas,CH Of u
writer in THE Ladies' Home Journal. :,
scribes Harriet Beecher Stowe AZ she ,s. ~. q
patriarchal age Of elghty-ive. this wo,.. "
great writer and famed American. NJ ou,.,,- 'un
Ing the evening OF her life In Har,,o,d,. . .vs'''
corner. In the pleasant western mar, a, a" .'s5
known as Asylum Hill the mos, non,,.- ~sn
Tor residences OF the better sort IL sfns,as sect01
ST. short and beautifully ,ree-lIned r.a tofest.
south a, right angles from the stately Fs51n.ns %
ave. Few steps down, the third ho..n Hmy'oa'
right, "a pretty brick cottage OF ,ooTss On II
painted gray, and attractive by reason 80 e s NJ
kept lawn, IT'S fower-beis ana ,rsss - ~ ga
stowe mas lived with her two dauRh,ers Cs Al
.hah twenty years. moving thlfher In Isl, = moFe
iarger mouse near by, which she built ana os svm
until driven from ID by the nroaas ~ vecuRe>
contiguous estate OF Charles Dudley w. ~!
MS protner George embraces several acrsS 81 sna
ne formers land touches thai Of N,,, sslc
whose large, many -pabed house faces on r. ssnA
toh-aVe.' Just around the corner ~ 'n'ss'