New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
PERSONAL.

"rhe Saturday Review" calls Alfred Austin ian
estimate little bardling,' and declares that Lore
Salisbury in making him Poet Laureate has lifted
the fools cap his own head for all time' ~
adds that the office was 'feit by Tennyson him
se,f be much an anacnr2nsmi as rne 1,sve
OF court fool. and he did not hesitate IN prVa ne
to condemn l. and to lex ns sth he reau
mens OF the office degradation, and though nm, ne
intensely admired Queen victoria ana the hneS
Consort he held the place unwilling.y, anu nopeo
1t might day be allowed TO lapse.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe will deliver lecture IN
the spring. in SYRACUSE \ " on ,Pers'nai rem
iniscences Of the New-England Poets.
The Editor OF THE Melbourne australia Spec
tator" IS the Rev Iorimer Fison. Methodist
minister with some unique traits Of character lie
edits the paper with his and boots of, ana
biz pipe in his mouth lie says that just before MS
ordination he sen: for by the Board OF FIX
aminers "Mr Fison" said Of the Board your
papers excellent but there Is enc ting We o6-
dlcted to the evil habit Of smoking rIsoh ,,rse
that H. he s sS no s in sH eefoee to y1
Dpin!on. gentlemen. / promise you this As soon
as | smoked the pug bod in my mana VIA VIA
he was ordained the next day; But as ne re ennis
tho big pipe nc chuck'es ard te:;s you. I've kept
my word. I've got that very pug yet
Tho colorcd people o: Baltimore will celebrate the
th.rty-tn.rd anniversary Of the Emancipation Proc
l,rnation by holding great meeting. at wn'cn ).
V L. Finday will make an ADDRESS.
The King o. the Begians IS seldom seen in the
theatres Of Brussels. caring little for tnoatricai
performances. He objects, too. 20 sitting IN ,ne
royal box at the various houses OF amusemaenisi
The Queen on the contrary, l. paseonateiy ioHo
OF the theatre. and rarely misses a nrst nis"H
A moot unfortunate scandal has arisen IN con-
rec,ion with the recent election OF Arcndeacon ".
Mott Williams G;p!scopaD. OF Marquette. Mich.
to the Bishoprc Of Marquette. \ protest signed ny
four DEPUTIES of The convention that elected MN
ha, been sen; to Presiding Bishop Williams OK OK
Connecticut In the protest /, Is declared Una, eme
election OF Archdeacon w Hams was brought ABOUT
by a packed ballot" 1t is further alleged te s
there j. 10 properly invested Episcopal iii!u ~ Ut
Northern Michigan: bat there Is funl i nus onas
IL has been Improperly conirputtn VIII NM 20
conditions annexed These conditions. II says; are
that the fund IL not 10 StdHu u-ii'1S w. 49, $3.50
Jams IL elected.
SAYS The Boston Transcript: "A movement
has been started 10 erect statue OF Lord Am
hort from whom the town. and thence the COZ
lege received it's name. Amherst was narsu al1er
JEFFREY the first Lord Amherst, wno vas OH i.
from lbs TO 1864 He made a hn!gnt OF ne ne
Bath in l7ol. and was elevated 70 the p eesdse bis
i71s As patron Of colonization IN America M.
nrr,a wls used in establishing the Amherst colony.
B.snop RYAN Roman catholic. Of Buffalo, re-
comfy occu.od Father George Zurcher of that cty'
~ f,lsohood and SANDER. and ordered him to With
draw from the Union Temperance Committee Vi
which he had been an active member. Inc ae''o'
Of The Bishop has made a painful iinpFesslo" Ia
Buffalo as Father Zurcher has the respect ana
confidence e Catholics and Protestants ailke' ne
h,s r, signed from the committee, put tne III IN
,rt,toe which 5 composed OF delegates from az
ih,. TEMPERANCE organizations in the city refuses
10 accept mis- resignation ul'i me tbis stand
ot Iar,usn II believes the charges. but because J.
disbelieyes them and thinks in this way 10 l or,
IN II is believed however. that the Bshop
viii ignore he whole affair