New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-18

a vacant chair By a window in The f.. Cad Hell
l. was the sort Of picture that tou ..i rear,. an
for a long time after the man who .- ' ipef i na.
passed away the demand for cope ex-1 .el The SUP.
Div in the art stores
Not onlv because Of his books j. Dickens kindly u.
nembered in the United States. Some = his Peep.
came here and made this country tr one He'.
they engaged in business married, r,a- tt'en' az.
here some OF them are buried.
\ Younger brother Of Charles Di-H-n- Ha, Augustus
y Dickens He distinguished himself r.. The Crime
When he quit the army he went back ' London al.
there married Miss Bertha Phillip, who's. father va;
a member Of the House OF Common.
The couple came 10 this country Visit because G.
the interest the novelist had in the mite states lay
liked il 50 well that they remained. They tedmAn'
bow Illinois, and there the Dichen- instinct TO Wn.e
evinced itself in Augustus. He cstaa. ID the hh:
newspaper published in the town. II .l'ion 70 o.
coming an editor he became merchant. His vile Va.
proficient in music. and on account q .r yoce al.
other attainments she became socia. rite
Augustus Dickens had a commerce. NJ, he a.
cepted a responsible place in the Office ne Ai'a
Central Railroad Company and moved Olilago p.
held the position with credit until he Oh % 1861
Three chillren-Bertram. Adrian, ~ Any-Te.
born to the couple. The first born IN tr3o.!y.a. ! ~
a minister in Plainfcd, Illinois Adri-r I'LL living
Chicago in the service Of the company t ."poyeI-.
father until the latterS death TIL. -.er Marie
Charles W. Rowland, civil enginoc~ they nome
at Rockland. Massachusetts, place notes r It's ou'i-
OF granite, as We'll as Tor us al ll1i- --N 49,
II YOU have ever been to Gloucc,,cr. 10 te o-eh :.
beautiful and restful AnniSquam AMI .-'. lnnsql-'-
to Rockland is a forty-minute rila y trolley aons ~'
sea- No one who ever made the trip can i.tS't i,
Augustus Dickens and his viii. i,.i N fi. go, an
there they We're buried in Gra..-r. ..e't. axe
the death OF the parents. tae children u .arie1 4"
Amboy and there complete their ceocaH %.
Amy Dickens Rowland Is Tie mother d.. tour GAis
ters The minister, Bertrar Is father 81 aye chA9'y.
and so is Adrian. Thus there are S., n'een OF .; .;
Dickens family living in the country ,. ,he no'el.
came to like 50 well, in spite Of some ns' ae saw
here that prompted him to write IN Inherent wa.
When Charles Dickens made Ms . '-, -, 70 OK
United States he was the guest o Aa- III O, ,i.
for a short time. They were devote. -.t ,c>. ""g
the novelist went he sent back a. ,,'efS 81 "'
knew so well how to write g.,
Many of the authors children aui graH. ''eh ID.
ing abroad have not Jared well '..r A;neii,-.
cousins and the hundreith anniHe-' ~ y, ~
birth is to be commemorated with C.'., nni4 re-
monial stamp. really beautiful h.ot re oe@i ,
Dickens portrait and fac-simile >gn-.t- Ign
be pasted into the trontSpcce OF each N. ~
works They are sold at two cents c.. .r % ''e1S.
twelve in centenary cnyelop for .' Hye sen ecu.
Lord RoSebury is chairman Of the co"- III v-s
OF this sale. and f. \. Jones, 81 Spr. Ne" '"'
city, is honorary secretary for the On'e. >",e''