New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
PERSONAL.

Mia Anne Walwor;h o. Cleveland has given
$4,000 TO the Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church
Of that city, OF which the Rev. DR.. s. T. sprecher Is
pastor.
NJ Sicgler has his suit agains; Prince Henry
of Orleans 275Oo francs. The case was tried In
Paris The money was the amount of open credit"
given the Prince for his use by Siegier some
time ago.
President Franklin Carter. OF Williams College.
VIII b. present at the annual dinner and reunion Of
the chicago Williams College Alumni Association
on the evening Of February Is.
NJ Emile Ducaux who was recently appointed
director OF the PastcUr Institute. in Paris was
Pasteurs Oldest collaboration. and had held the post
Of srb-lirector under him since the foundation or
the institute lie was born In Aurillac in 1870 and
was Pasteur's assistant In the Ecoe Normae from
1862 to 1860 He took the degree Of Doctor or Science
In 1862 but like Pas,eur himself. he is not men,
Der Of the medical profession, although In 1884 he
was elected member Of the Academy Of MEDICINE H
tcur" Apart from his contributions TO chemistry.
sXwPTn wnr en- We ferments and ;her relation to
disease. digestion. milk and microbiolosy.
The Poe Memorial Committee. OF Baltimore. is
much encouraged at the general interest In its APP
peal for funds TO erect memorial to the poet in
that city.
\ German journal says that Prince bismarck
now, pcssesscs all the Prussian decorations. and
has exhausted all the honors that 1t is possible for
the Emperor to confer upon him. Tais unique con-
dtion Of things has been brought abou. by his cleo
science and Art. Prince Bismarck continues well.
and suffered less severely from facial neuralgia
this winter
Jacob A. Rlis OF this city. the author OF the book
..IIow the Othor Half Lives" will deliver a lecture
on social problems in Boston tomorrow evening.
Miss Rose Kingsley. a daughter OF Charles Kings
lev who Is now in this city. will give series Of
ORA wing room talks in Boston during Lent.
Dr. Lewis w Burton. who has just been conse-
,,fth a EpiaNnn,l ~ Law
ington KY was born In Cleveland In 1852. was
graduated from Kenyon College In 1885, taking the
first honors and from the Philadelphia Divinity
School in 1877 was made deacon by Bishop Bedell
in 1871 and ordained priest by the bishop in
1878 He was assistant minister of All Saints
Church. Cleveland. and rector OF the same parish.
He resigned on June 7. 1880. and spent six months
abroad. He became assistant minister Of ST..
Marks Church. Cleveland. In 1851. and rector OF he
same parish January /, lSS2. lie became rector
of St Johns Church. Richmond. in 1851 During
his rectorship the Wedde Memorial Chapel and the
Chapel OF the Good Shepherd were built and conse-
Grated. and rectory was bought lie accepted a
call Andrews Church. Louisville, In 1888. and
has occupied prominent place In church work in
Louisville. The sunday school Is considered a
model. and Is the largest In the diocese
Robert Mark Wenley who has just been ap-
pointed to the senior professorshp OF philosophy
in the University OF Michigan. Is a of the treas
urer OF the Bank OF Scotland. and Is a prolific
writer on many subjects. his best-known works be-
Ing Socrates and Christ" and Aspects OF Pes
smism."
Work is soon 20 be started on the Phillips Brooks
Memorial Library to be erected In Hyde Park.
Mass 1t is the gift OF Mrs. t. F. Stetson. of Eos-
ton. whose country hcme is the site OF the
proposed building and who is deeply Interested In
the Blue ill Chapel. where Bishop Br ooks preached
fory feet SQUARE viii cost aboa, $1,000 and viii bs
given to the directors Of tho Blue Iilll Chapel