New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-17
PERSONAL.

Bishop Potter preached In Appleton 'ndpe'' 'i''
ward on Sunday evening.
1t was Dr. Samuel Gridey Howe. Of Boston, who
many years ago uttered the prophecy: THE Sui
tan must go across the HcIlespont" Commenting
on his part in the story of modern Greece Inc
Boston Transcript" tells how. inspired by the ex-
ample Of Byron the gallant young man. fresh from
his studies I'm Brown University, and with his new
Harvard degree OF NJ D. set tortn TO nvnsinr Of
Crete and aftcrward. In this country raised money
for the Greek cause
Albert w Lundon who has just died In Chicago,
was the man who broke up the practice OF allow
ing cattle to stand in the stock yards from Satur-
day to Monday without water
Francisco Guarboa. who died recently In Peru at
the ago of ninety five years. was at one time the
confidential secretary of General Simon Bolivar
Charles Reades youngest daughter Miss Ayme
Reade. who recently witnessed the Carnival spec
tacle in New4Oreans. says that she composed II
complete story AT the age OF four years. she pc
ierest in circus children and their hard ot whch
led scr to write the book entitled RUBY oil WIFI"
30 go copies were sold in two weeks
Daniel r. Church whom the Democrats Of Rhode
Island have nominated for Governor. is the Oldest
of seven brothers. of whom six are awe. lhey
are all enPa ged In the menhaden fisheries, ana inc
merous fleet The Providence Journal says that
the nominee is the best authority IN ,he 'Hi'eu
4 writer In The LONDON leeBIdpH SP''h" '""'
of John Hay: "By previous Ambassador mas
the young Western giant been more worthiiy rep
resented than in the present instance. the hearty
welcome sure to be extended 10 Colonel john Hay
ipon his arrival among Is founded upon the
esteem and admiration with which he Is alre'idy
reparded in this country. and upon us neartiei,
desire to live up the spirit OF Mr.. Bayards PROUD
boast that no English hand is ever stretched Iortn
across the Atlantic without finding an American
hand ready to grasp It,
william T. Adams oOlivcr Optic OF Boston, Is
reported seriously i'll.
The storthlng or Parliament, OF Norway has
hansen I'm the University OF Christiania
THE Philadelphia Record says; civilian Jen-
nings Bryan was travelling from Washington 10
thi, city not very long ago. When the train ar
rived at Wilmington. a newly married couple hasti-
Is boarded train. amid - shower of rice and old
shoes. MIR. Bryan, recognizing in the groom an
old friend at the frs opportunity approached MN
and offered congratulations Naturally. he was IN
troduced the young mans newly made spouse.
and in the course OF conversation remarked: You
certainly are a very plGcky woman 10 get married
during this Administration. lie did not caiculate
thar this young lady had not been married long
enough TO have had her politics changed. ana was
rather taken back by her reply: If II were not
for the present Administration. we would not nave
been able 10 get married at all
Chicago, March 16.-Professor Blewett Lee. OF the
Northwestern Law School son OF General Ste
phcn d. Lee, Of Mississippi. has refused the oher
of the Dean of the Harvard University Law School
TO become a member of the faculty OF that insti-