New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
assers has arrived In Ban Francisco looking very wan.
while another says that he Is dying. "'"'
Mrs. Iecina Flood. who died lately At No,.l

| Mrs. Ieclna fiOOus VINO ulcd lately at Nortk
Adams was the first woman who IN this country 49,.
| rs an operative In spinning mill
Ex-Empress Eugene has been SUFFERING /,
| Rome from rheumatism, and has returned 10 po,s,
after stately ceremonial dinner at the QHrna ''"cs
NJ. Ernest Renan is going TO lecture at IN.
| Hague on Spinoza, the 2OOth anniversary OF vho,.
death will be duly celebrated there the 2ist OF Psh
| ruary.
| Senator and Mrs. Blaine entertained ns,,,,
700 guests AT their home IN Augusta Friday eyen,,.
and the State noabities OF both political parties ver.
| among them
Two sons of the Ameer of Bokhara have ina.
visited Emperor Of Russia. One Of them Is TO e .d
Gated In Government Academy at st. Petersburg Pro
| gress Of civilization, etc, etc, etc
Mr.. Turner, United States Minister TO Lhs.
ria, says that his residence there has confirmed lin n
the conviction that the American negro can live IN n.
| country half 40 well as in the United states
Mrs. Senator Logan is her husbands mos,
useful ally. No combinations are formed without be,
knowledge, and her sot points out the right method Of
| reaching and influencing any bcsitating Republican
Here is chance for an investigation. II /.
| whispered that cx-GOv Isham q. Harris United s,..s.
senator elect from Tennessee is citizen Of Mexico
having taken tho oath OF allegiance TO that Goyenmep,
| during the war.
The Able LISTS two worldly prediction.
are said TO be eaf nOir aud small Roman cigar, n.
speaks many languages and copies his works himself M.
MSS having no erasuros corrections and hs yr,ttn.
| being fine, free, running, aud fantastic.
| DIR. Dugas of st. Henri, Canada, is the pos.
SCISSOR Of walking-stck made from the tnbors OF Ia
Petite Hermine. of the ships under the command Of
| Jacques Cartier when he made his voyage I'D the a,
| Lawrence hycr more than 300 years ago.
| The'HOn. VIM. A. Wheeler visited the Ohm
Legislature Thursday that body taking Of .
minutes to go through the inevitable Handwriting n,
was observed by members that there remarkable
resemblance in figure and feature between Mr. Wheeler
| md Mr.. Ben Wade.
| Mr. Sturgeon is giving lecture upon
Strange Scenes" with particular rcerece odd inch
dents in which preachers noted otherwise have been
concerned Somewhere in 1t he says that tho wors,
scene which could be witnessed half congregation
| asleep, and the preac her snoring eOquenty.
The Confederate General, j. Z. b. Stuart, WA
exceedingly fond OF song of that exercise which Mr.
Dick Swveer sportiveIy terms the may" and even
when interchangeable often riding At tho
head of his column with soldier by his side picking tho
adventures OF the Arkansaw Traveller OUT OF cid.
| fashioned banjo.
| The Pope, replying to an address recently
presented him by the Roman Patricia'e, says ssu
tho question often put why does lac not 20 out Of
vatcan that the place where be found himself, was
little Galee the limits OF which he ought not pass
not given to him to put his foot beyond the bound
aries OF the Vatican propfer mefHm Jud90i7tm
| Mr. Sims Reeves was singing in the "Mes.
siah at the Albert Hall tie other evening" and had Just
they were peaed a shril voice. words and ali, irOn
some crazy throat in tn neghbOrhOod Of the orctestA
! The imitation dreadful but the audience was
stately q one that 1t only smiled and applauded Mr..
Reeves.
Lady Muriel Talbot, daughter Of the Earl Of
Shrewsbury g.Ls lately married 10 Lord Helmsley,
was given one OF tue beautiful and artistic wedding
presents This was dessert service for 10
persous especially manufactured by MintOn, each plate
of which service was painted with well executed sketch
of the several mansions and ancestral halls VI the two
families.
Miss Gail Hamilton says gayly that her eI'
perence with free passes has been OF tho most short
SLENDER and spasmOdic kind, but lar IL has ex
tended 1t has been Of unalloyed delight. 1T has
lays seemed o waste" she says canddly "to pay
~ for going from place TO place, because you want
III your ncneJ to spend when you get there havs
never yet cfsed railroad pass and Heaven helping
me, n Vel GI!lP'
Luguet, the French actor, when playing at
Brussels exiricated Himself with amusing tact from
embarrassing position In the course OF the piece he 1
soldier had to bring dispatch and present it 10 the
King. His Majesty had imagined that the dispatch
would fairly transcribed and had not therefore COM
mted memory. But this slip OF blank paper.
and the King was in despair happy thought struck
him handing it to the soldier, he said, Read 1t, my
good fellow" But Luguet did not feel equal To impro
vsng letter. and respectfully answered Pardon me-
sire a born parI here nIe e KIM oS lot his head and
was hssed of the stage.
Baron Won Werther the German represents
tive at Constsninope. is probably the most important
OF all partly by OF his personal character and
stern deportment which has n marked effect upon ORR
entails partly and more integiby, because he repro
sents the strongest individual Will now acting upon pub
lie affairs throughout the world, nasmuc rs he is known
N be entirely in the confidence OF Prince Bismarck lie
4, Is or thereabouts upright, solderly figure, who
has craze against newspaper correspondents lie
said TO be peculiarly from religious fanaticsm In
deed his wife Countess Oriola, lady OF snoDe
Utramcntane family and though Baron Won Wertlier
himself presumably Protestant his children nave Deeh
educated IN the Roman Cathonc ialth
DR.. John S. Billings of the Surgeon Generals
office has been travelling in Europe for the purposes Of
visiting the newest and best hospitals. consulting the
most experienced physicians and surgeons and gather
ing from them such criticisms ana suggestions as might
be the administration and methods Of the johns
Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore. He las condaeteo
thorough observations in Dublin, Glasgow EdineufTn'
| oxford, Cambridge. London, Bonn, Berlin. Dresden'
| Ieipsic Vienna Milan aud Paris He was everywhere
received with great consideration and courtesy ana IN
returned enriched with valuable observation ana MIsa
important plans, reports diagrams and otheF pu'ne$
| tions relating tO tho object OF hs nilssion'
A contribution to the statistics of literary
remuneration in this country the following facts wl~
~ interest Mr. Bayard Taylor not only received no iee
for the National Oe delivered at Philadelphia on ias
Fourth Of July. from the Centennial Commission 'as
few Journals cavpngy asserted but he secured no copy
rioht for the work IL has since been republished IN
various forms Mcsars Jas. II. Ossood & Co, wi'hou'
any legal Obligation pay the author copyrigu' -,
their fac-simile edition IN heliotype Mt VIM r. o'a
pubishes an expensive illustrated edition. ana does ho
even send the anthor specimen copy and Nj, a
! Tfeat including the ode III his WORK rue ns. ~
| IubiIes" kindly invites the author to subscribe so
copy al the rate OF - 30. bound in elegant co'h
The Greek Club" of this city. to "nisn
reference was made In MIR. StedmaD's article on ~.
schlemanns discoveries at Mykeme, In TIE lRSV',~
Saturday was founded about - years ago The nu~V'
| OF members varies from II 10 Is they meet even
| Wednesday evening during the Winter, from oe"S.
until hslfpast IL Among the former members Werer'Y.