New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
PERSONAL.

J. P!erpoint Morgan. or this city has leased the
Carpenter mansion, IN Washington, fer the month
OF October. and viii entertain In II some Of tha
Bishops and deputies OF the Episcopal General
Convention.
one day at Versailles during the Franco German
War Lord Odo Russell went to call on Rlsmorck
but found him closctcd with Count Harry Arnm
who was known the APE" from his fantasticai
ways. Before long Arnim came out tanning him
self with his handkerchief and looking as II about
choke. well" he gaspcd. Il can not under
stand how Bismarck can bear that smoking IN.
strongest IIavanas In stuny ttle room I had
entered the room he found the Chancellor tanning
himself beside an open easement. what strange
has just been with me, and he was SO overpower-
ingy perfumed that had to open the window
Norman II. Rcam. the Chicago business man.
who prominent In the late baltimore and
ohio deal. is a Pennsylvania and began life as A
school teacher in this state at $l7 a month.
'"rho North China Herald" says that one OF the
most heroic women Of China is Mrs b. c. Patter-
son. NJ. D.. OF the Southern Presbyterian mission.
Hsuchion. North Kiangsu. Eighty miles from any
other foreign woman. herself and baby exposed
daily 10 the famine fever. while her husband was
away helping the starving thousands. she has I'm
nine months had eight thousand patients and ex-
poets TO remain a: her post during the heated
term. ministerIng TO he sick and suffering
Professor j. W. Johnson. recently president OF
the University OF oregon. whose death Is an
ten years old. but by great cxcrtons managed TO
prepare himself for college. and worked his way
through Yale. lie graduated NTH I'm a class
OF one hundred Among his classmates were the
Rev. Joseph Cook chief Justice Judd OF Hawaii.
Henry Holt. the publisher of this city, and the
Rev W. II. II. Murray, Of Boston.
In the appointment OF Francisco de Renzis,
Baron dc San Bartolcmc. Italian Ambassador
to Great Britain. the Italian Government seems
TO be entering on the policy OF making dipomatiss
OF literary meh, the Baron standing high among
the writer's Of his country.
s. Dow Elwood. the Detroit banker who has lust
died. was n grocers clerk I'm Rochester ~ Y
nfty-four years ago.
A OF six lectures New Testament critI-
csm Will be delivered next month I'm the University
OF Pennsylvania by Professor q. X. Gregory OF
the University OF LeiI sic. This Is the first series
10 he given upon the recently Instituted George
Leib Harrison Found,tion which provides, among
other things for the engagement from time TO
time OF eminent men OF science and learning to
lecture matters OF great interest and impor-
lance. Professor Gregory Is regarded by scholars
as one Of the leading specialists in the critical
study and Interpretation OF the New Testament
He Is. moreover a man OF pleasing address. who
easily gets good terms with his audience, and
gives In face, ineligible and interesting lam
guage the results OF his exhaustive studies. He
r. n Philadelphia born and got his school. coll
lege and seminary training chiefly In PHILADELPHIA,
being graduated from the University Of Pennsyl-