New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-23
PERSONAL
suburbs.

x,,,.u ~. originator Of the famous
.pmsoll mark" to prevent the over . ,res,.
.r,.r,v member Of Parliament al ono I'M. ~
Aar, a, the National Amagamated oaNo.' ana
mems Union oS Of s Gssns ' nnd Cattle ships Is
snger,nsy H. He was born In lsa anu hs.nnS the
PsTamen, for While IN Parliament he wac nssTa
mental In bringing about inc ps''s "
amendments TO the shipping 'a"s' ,
co,ar,l Neal Dow. who was nlnety-two years o'u
rr,dav "a remarkably vigorous. HIS mental
n,,.n. savs The Boston Transcript nave iio'
=. GO, felt the touch OF age and during inc ia'o
municipal campaign ne wrote series Oh ie,.e.' ~,
-, n.ner In which he assa.led those TO wnoHn nc
wss % freely and responded to many calls
me his services as public speaker IN !n outdoor
summer he !. ports.d and spoke to At
least thousand DsS rs for or publcaton and kept
I'M ns his great With temperance WORK.
ers ali over the world
Tne high esteem and peculiar anect'on Il, ""'s"
N. Iate Martin Brmmer. OF Boston, was he'o w
his Official associates. may perhaps DO su" w.
tribute which - taken from the secretary minute"
y. r,s.t,nr az the Harvard Corporation on jan
80 " The Corporation record with inexpressioie
sorrow and sense OF loss the death on the i4n MS
a, their honored and beloved associate MARTIN o'i
NOR He had served the university twenty-hine
rs .even as a member OF the Board OF Overseers'
800 arG twenty-two as a member o. the corporation:
In his fraii body lodged clear
SOUND JvoFfe co~r,esy made others courteous: his
Extraordinary generosity made others uur!ns
yave Weight 10 his ultimate decisions Pubhc-spir-
ted masnn%ous uBTgS' s ana no was
.s.ro,or Daniel" says a prominent virgnan. rs
dec,dcd silverite: yet his popularity Is so great
that were he to run for an office Tomorrow. MS
election would be assured Last November wheh II
was announced that Governor O'Ferrali was an as
pran for Daniels seat In the Senate ana MS rriends
began TO feel the pulse of the public, they round
the Governor stood absolutely no show Mr.. Daniei
stmped the State In the interest OF the Democratic
ticket and met with ovations at every point
think can say. without fear OF contradiction. that
he is as popular to-day at time In his career
and there Is doubt as to his being ms own sue
cessor when the Legislature meets two years hence
do not think there Is any truth In the report that
Mr. Daniel Is about to enter the ministry
THE Interior. OF Chicago speaks thus pleasantly
OF Major Bright. the Editor OF THE Christian
Work.: Ills home and study are In Tarrytown
on the Hudson There he does his work In sunny
room. into the open windows OF which in summer
float the breezes the rustic OF leaves and bird song
The walls are lined with booksheives he Keeps
neat and orderly table-a rarity among EDITORS
and so gets more the usual share OF brghtness
out OF life for himself and for MS reaaers' me
Major "a a delightful companion at table, on a
stroll, snywhere-the kind OF man who Is made up
OF a kindly and generous heart ana a or'S"' eo'-
tured and vigorous MIND
1.-THE Washington Times" tells the following story
nm Justice Gray, of the United States Supreme
| court He had gone down into Delaware to hold
court and was met by a deputy marshal. The fees
are not large down In that section and the deputy
marshals are not the richest men around SO this
deputy met the Justice and was ready to walk over
into the town. Where Is your carriage?" asked
Justice Gray well. Mr.. Justice. you see. our fees
are small and II hired carriage would nave
| nothing left you get the carriage" said the
| Justice There Is an account TO which 1t can be
charged. Write to the marshal In baltimore ana
to the town and the deputy marshal wrote wrote, tS his
superior Shortly after the return OF Justice Gray
10 the city he received letter from the deputy
marshal saying the carriage Bill was all right. t Inc
Account 81 trsnsportstion Of prisonsrs."