New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
.ors: Their Early Culture, Myths, and

.our Aryan Ancestors; Their Early Culture, Myths and
Fok-L"re
The Rev. Bernard Keenan, of Lancaster,
Pam the oldest clergyman in the country died on sun
a.x he was 9s and during his pastOrate Lancaster
Ssm an obscure borough became prosperous city Inc
iate Taaddeus stevens was Que Of bis best friends
Don Carlos has had an obsequious reception
q, Bucharest His visit filed with balls, calls and
dinners and a local newspaper sWeety says; an
those who have had the honor OF conversing with Don
Carlos are enchanted by his aabiy and gracious man
ners."
The late Rear-Admiral Davis was a son of
the Hon. Daniel Davis, who held the Office Of Solicitor
General Of Massachusetts, for several years Gen. Davis
was first appointed by Gov. Caleb Strong whose frst
administration began in 1900 One Of the houses built
by GEN Davis in Boston is owned and occupied by
the New England Historic-Genealogical Society
The most distinguished French painters are
entering the scuptOrs territory Beecour has modelled
beautiful portrait Of his daughter which he will prob
ably send to the next salon G6r0me has just finished
group clay from his already celebrated pictures OF
aThumbs Down." and Carous Duran has exhibited
bust Sarah Bernhard the famous actress, Will exhibit
painting at the next Salon,
The trustees of Dartmouth College have
unanimously voted to invite Prof Charles A Young to
remain with the institution and not to accept the call nc
has received Princeton College. 1t was also voted
20 make him Professor OF Astronomy alone, insiead o!
Astronomy and Natural History, as at present I0e
trustees Will at appeal with confidence to the alumni
for funds for the establishment Of The chair OF AstroI
omy and for the Improvement Of the observatory ana
the purchase OF instruments.
Gustave Dore has been visiting Switzerland.
and has brought back to Paris several important studies
be made among the mountains almost In the cloud re-
eions. He accompanied by a number OF hardy
who carried for him all the Paraphcro'
needed for painting pictures. D0re viii only e1.Ahit
small works the next salon. as be intends keeping BIS
Sr very large canvass for show in London, where he
always sure Of an enthusiastic reception.
Eugene dresses in somewhat better taste
4
Of her recent FOrentne receptions: Her dress was
eomposed OF black tue black silk dccOlete in her
hair was fastened small diamond and opal pin, and
black marabout feather showed well the fair hair.
Round her neck she broad velvet on which were
fastened diamond stars and pendants Long black silk
Other accessories OF her very simple toilet
Gen. Jubal Early, passing through Toledo
the other day dned and converSed with local reporter
who describes tn southerner as SMALL wiry man,
below the medium hight, with smoothly shaycn face
slderly in appearance, and alert IN manner said the
reporter: Presidential count, General. You watch
with interest :" "Oh. some Our Southern people. how
ever don't care much about II; all We want is peace
We did Mt care two fgs whether Hayes Tiiden went
in But We were determined to carry cur own state
tickets" " Bun the result y Young man 40 YOU lhy
cardsg DO you know tina. seven spot Won't taAs AZ
eichti"
An amazing story about Mr.. John Taylor
Johnston Is In circulation Wal-st II is 10 the effect
decline III jersey Central, and having heavily Dorlgaged
these lie took hat little lett TO hun from tie pro-
ceeis OF the sale, and invested every penny OF It ID
Jersey Central al 20. II Mr.. Johnston had not had the
misfortune 10 believe in the company whose Affairs he
managed 80 long, lie might still have been millionaire
II seems incredible have had So htde worldly
wisdom as this story indicates; hat there can pe no
doubt az ans that he stuck 20 his STOCK IN rSt 10y ~
fashion 90 long as he had dollar with which 70 sUs-
tan It.
Madame MacNIahon, the wife of the Presi-
dent OF France very benevolent lady, who takes real
interest IN her poor and active manager anu cor
respond IT. az welcovered desk, substantial ebony
inksiuud and gum-pot testify. Her sng-room is also
a workroon The dominant piece OF furniture Is SUD-
stantia writing table. lit for busy secretary OF state
al which sne conducts the correspondence OF the oRre&
AID funds OF Nhch she is president and patron WIN
vgor almost equal that Of tAe august exile Tor whose
dogager DAYS this magnificent suite Of rooms was a.
sieued The card table and sofa beside the bureau are
FOR the ecde which husband and wife quietly play To-
ge .her when an evening az home and without visitors
can be snarlcd The Marshal j. not andious H4' Dut
"A soldier and sportsman, who takes I2hiy ana sh4y
70 amusemcuts, enjoys billiards and Bis pipe WIN ms
children about hi1 and 5 content over game az CARDS
with his aftSTWdrd.