New-York tribune., 1896-11-28
PERSONAL.

rod Rosab.ry will take the chair on the e'e''s VI
Dacember at a lecture to be given uhdet .,e a"
spices Of the London Reform lhoii' ny o Greatness
Besan on London: Its Histor! anu N n,sa,a a,
German recently asked Judge craig b'u"'e' VI
phu,delphia to excuse him from serving on the LUZ.
"Whv? asked the Judge. We'll your iii 4" rsnIed
understand good Ensishb bsar much good English here
anvhow'" Amid a general laugh the J"'''""'' '"'
down. a.,
Mr.. and Mrs Ephraim Tucker. OK "orces'e' a 20,
celebrated the tifteth anniversary OF tne'r
on Wednesday large reception was gwen u" '"e,'
Sn,o Copyressman Joseph II. Walker made an o, 40,
Jress and Dr Edward Everett haze, wno M '' ~
he present wrote a letter OF congrat"'A''o'
..rbe Boston Transcript" says that medan o'
honor il to be sent by the War Department. "
sell c. Elliott OF Somerville Mass % IU ,,.s ssr
gallantry" in the Civil War. Mr. Elott was .
can, in Company b. Third Massachusetts az ,noi
and was with his troop on April w. Ioo1, ronSederate ~
az snort distance away Sergeant Elliott Iushea ,
forward engaged with the oncea cnnd lieutenant OF
Subsequently Ellott became '
his company
Shaking OF the late Cardinal Hoheniohe'
pome correspondent Of THE Baltimore sun say.
"popular rumor attributed TO the taru'"a' '"'
oualitv Of eccentrcity. There appeared 10 oe -
justification for this opinion For over iorV yea.
h y,s a habltual frequenter OF the sulphur Da'n'
=, ,ho Acnue Albule between Rome and IivE,,; ,,sn
~ liz, Tood was cooked In these strong -snei,,mS .
waters lie loved them that ne srndav Last His
,o, ~ ART made him the friend OF artls's, "a a' 20
IN American sculptor. NJ. Ezekiel, may oe II n ,his
hnve been one Of his greatest friehos, ~ ~, h,,,
40 marked In his case. led people 10 '"''" VI '''''
eccentric.
A committee OF representative lrishmen mas oe."
onnonted 70 suggest the proper way In wnch 10 oo-
serve the centenary OF the death or Edmuho Duino'
One OF the suggestions made IL that IN co""ee'o'
u,,h the celebration course OF lectures on furke
shond he delivered early next spring Dy MI l,e.n
:, II is practically certain that Dupnh "nicn 40
Rurke's native city, Will not aloW t'e oV'"'''' W
nass without a fitting celebration
Samuel Smiles the author OF Seii-"ep Oh"
o,ber weknown books for boys and young men
ia now over eighty years old. lie Is living qu'e.'
at his suburban home near London, writing d nv
II. now and then and looking after his literary III
,.r.s,s Mr. Smiles has led stirring ana suc'e''
f,l life being successfully merchant. raiiroau man
ager and author His son. Samuel Smiles J'' ""o
f. q member OF one OF the great Engish Yea III,
nort,ng firms. is accounted one OF the apiest p"s'.
ness mon I'm London. He IL "A man OF oe''en',"'
,.,son,,v His tastes artistic. ana ne i @ .ie
uthnr Of several papers artists. ana one oi
nnoLs eaking recently of his fatner, odihue'
SMILES ,r said: when | was a youth "an nnorr
,nrminei 10 20 where should not always pe hi,o" u
AZ nv fathers SON and where cOuld ,"an h,ch
na M. for myself so went out 10 Austrai'a. Which,
.as tho ends OF the earth In those days lmasnee
nv d,sa ppontm tment to find that even tnere cvu ,,u
NO., escape nv fathers name; Ana the poI,.'Vn p, =,
ina, / secured there was really OWING e"'"e' ~