New-York tribune., 1879-02-03

providing for his relatives left the remainder 81
ngs for the help OF struggling art students ana h, %
lcctureship on sculpture. ""a
Ex-Quecn Isabella is said TO keen I'm l;t,,.
or state In Paris. She is amiable and rbes,,,
hostess. aud the members OF her modest LITTLE cor1
talk OF her with something Ike DEVOTION 1t might
big cOnrt, they Will tell you, but for her almost prod
generosity. She wears expires, ion of greal bo,o
ence and choerfulncss, and has much fraHkness an5
winning simplicity. '
The eccentric King OF Bavaria is said 70
have lately invited TO dinner LOUIS XIV. and hi. oou
"ou5 H. himself" says The Loadon Bo,id sat al ~.
head Of the table, and the place Of vas suDpo1
to be occupied by the Grand Monarqne, the other pc
being for the twelve cOurliers Of bis reign %
the most renowned for their wit. Thus the RAJ.
rian King dmed in solitary grandeur; for need not 90
that toe ghOsty guests conspicuous By their sG
sOuCc." ~"
Miss Anna L. DickinsOns business matter.
mentioned by The Boston Transcript an appar,,,
wel-nfOrmed manner Ms, Dckinson's earnin0s =.
the stage" it says fully equal 10 her exne1,
lures. Upon the night OF her debut at the Globe Theat
this cy the receipt, more than s3.OO0-wbch 4,
said to be q larger sum than has ever been taken ths.
any ent"rtaument-and during the rest OF hsr
fortni2hs engagement the money received at the doc,
was never less than $500 a performance. She had ou.
week Of very bad business IN the small towns IN
New England but te manager the loser, not She
Sul.r0i uv sht playrd fore some raih, ~
drnoe, bat her terms with managers provided that s
shDu receive nearly half tue gross receipts Tor he.
services. So she look risk whatever, she LOST ms
money"
This story is told in a Roman letter to French
journal One morning Leo Kill about 10 eat some
raw g's, is his wont every morning and requested
Comman Ter Stcrbni. the gentleman serving HIN, 70
bring him salt take with them. sterbini pre
5'utm- tha salt"elar solid -ilvcrtIay aeedentaly
letI slip from his hands, and the salt fel-but only On
the table. The Pope Immediately, carefully loo..
IN 70 4tv,. t,.. t,ot
ground. "Oiy SEE, be said " the sal is uoset aad
bad it ia len the ground be-ye should not have
got over to-day" lie 'h3n took out pocket-book and
noted the fact observing a. the same time that shan
whether shall not thc loss OF bel we'd
news Cardinal A~Iuluis DEAN rcachet the Vatc o.
and tue Pop handing 10 Sterbni his pOck rt-OOIk re-
Qucscd un TO read aloud to tn1se arou IN. note 10
had made une daSs before. Tieu break Dg the sencs
he ~aia, Hal the salt been scat erod the fDo To-
stead of upon the table. tn case. verify 0ers
should be standing now beloie the Judgment Seat"
The Princess Louise il exceedingly inter-
Csted Ia church-wOc sunday schools aud in schemes
tor the relief and comfort OF the poor She recently en
tertaincd RId,au Hal all tue and pupils OF
the sundayschoo connected The church which she
at,enus. Inc were disns,ed and the hungry
Children served by the Princess the MsrQuis and
their suite. Addrssng pretty ultle girl the Plnces,
asked her If she would not take cake The little
guest declined with awe. and her hostess. fearing that
bashfuness standing n the way pressed her agaiu
Again declined. Her III hu -, struck by the sweet
modesty and cnilt-ke simplicity The pretty creature
cut a large slice from the cake ana said, " We'll my dear
you must ut least take lhls home pres Ut from me:
let put II In your peck t." TIE chi'd hestated,
bushed and exhibited decided unwilling - accept
c pr0ercd gi.L Aud Jh, NOR un" linE she seemed,
The IN re charmed tue Princess became with her
cent look ana h,u-hing uitid e. J-lng gentle force
shr found the pocket OF hcI yOung EsltJr, NHcD To- u
her mfu te as,uu- nj, she discovered that a.
ready 1iled OyrT1Owlng with cake waca tLis bland
lnte H"Ituen CHuce uad steathiy aDs.racted fIOm
the tabc.
SuEz, Feb. 2.-Ex-Presidcnt Grant sailed
yesterday Tor BJ1,iay.