New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
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LamartIne's villa at Passy has just been sold
for sos. 600 NJ. Beaure. the proprietor OF financial
journal.
A striking bust of Mr.. John RuskIn is in his
museum at wakley. 1t was executed By an artisan,
Sheffield grinder who grnds but Is study
ing art
Ex-Governor Hoffman resolved that his vote
should be lost to-day, aud before sailing for Europe
last Wednesday he paired OF with Republican re-
lated to ir. JOnn A. Griswold.
Mile. Sarah Bernhardt is at present deyOting
herself u painting with great ardor, for the monens
negectIng sculpture. She engaged upon picture for
the Salon IL represents young girl picking the
leaves from while ID saIh Ia leaning toward
seize her IN his grasp--a poetic Dut unpeasant
subject.
Senator Booths dinner to General Grant at
Sacramento had merry surprise in the midst Of It.
Fory-Ave gentlemen sat down To table and dinner was
nearly finished when suddenly tie foldngdOors at one
end OF the room which the table nearly touched
thu own open and behold there another OF the
same the first, and down its length extended
table which seated fOrtyhve ladies with Mrs.
Grant all OF whom had been dining comfortably the
& ,ne ,ss rn,rucd an~IiaI grest,ngs and
the evening most pleasantly proceeded.
The Prince of Wales called at Nile Bern
hardrs studio the other day. and ASKED behalf Of his
pictures they had ordered would ready
The replied that she had, she thought. finished
them but pupil OF stevens, ana was sure she
could better. she would not let them 20 now. The
Prince her news oil the TWO kittens which the
Princess bought Charity FAIR. aud which she had
taken with her 10 Scotland. Denmark and Paris. The
Prince ANA Prneess VIVA tae Czarewtch ana .LAreyna,
" Hermann at the lfaLeais, aud appiauded
sarah Bernnardt In the second act.
The Rev. DIR. David Einhorn, the venerable
Jewish Haobi died this city Sunday las IA
deserving honorable mention, only his great
leaning but for the moral courage which he exhibited
in defending his antisavery opInons while IN charge Of
congregation In Baltimore. When the civil broke
out DR. Enhorn, who a strong Unionistwas obliged
TO leave that city. II thought that he might have
been H. danger of popular violence IL uuOer OF young
attached 10 hun had not, uiy armed guarded ais
isn reiOr% 1l '''""0" was A''' '""S
William E. Chandler is still detained at Salt
Lake CITY Dy the sickness OF his eldest Early in
the Summer Mr.. Chandler and his went West
for short pleasure trip among the Rocky Noun
tsins intending TO return East In time for
active part the important political compaisns
Of the year. Before they bad completed their
Journey tue son was stricken down with
ana Mr. Chandler been IN Salt Lake City three
Watching Mt the bedside OF the young man Two
and ne now lies In n very critical condition
Of the late Senator Chandler, IL Is related
by The Toledo Blade that when became Secretary Of
the Interior be desired that certain position tie
Department should be filed oy lawyer from the West
whose fitness undoubted. The lawyer refused the
appointment the ground THAI he could afford the
peculiarly sacrifice imposed by his withdrawal from his
business. What sum will max, you good.i" asked Mr.
Chandler. Not less than -, 900 year." answered the
lawyer You shall have it," said the Secretary and
during his occupancy the Office the lawyer every year
received check for that amount paid from Mr. Guam
dicr's own pocket.
Five young ladies. the Misses Prideaux-
Bruno aud Miss Nora O'shailghnessy, have just
ceve from the British LileDon Institution five silver
medals in acknowledgment of their intrepid services
rowing their boat through a rough sea. saving
considerable risk Of life. exhausted sailor from
capsIzsd squally weather. The accident occurred
the OF Cornwall two sailors had already per-
shed before their arrival and 1t Is related that the
young heroines rOwed like tigers" 10 the The
present alton OF the medals made at formal meet
hcn the ladies attended dressed their boating
costume Mr.. Prdeau1-Brune returned thanks Tor his
daug hters and their friend.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-Nubar Pacha has received
authority to return to Egypt and will leave here
Wednesday next. NJ BischosheIm. the banker, has Of
fered TO erect present State observatory
Nice, at an estimated cost OF s273,OOO