New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
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devoted ehurchwoman. 3 81 Z -
| OF Chief Justice Oliver Ellsworth Il 4 y.is4.S
that he was devoted snuf.taker, and q one tI,..
believing that he took too mnch he triad "a b,sssl
the habit. He carried bus box to the garnet and az
posted it on the top Of the garrett stars. oSsin.
himself 20 asceud and descend two flights of .t.i,
every time he wanted pinch. But he soon fcund
.nis TOOK up too much time, and he returned TIE
box TO his pocket. 80 -
Count Herman de M6rode, the grandson a. tbsA
Count Felix de M6rode who came very near bsips
elected King of the Bolgans In 1880 is about 20 -
married to Mile. Amelie de La RochefouosuM
dEstissac, who. like himself belongs to the greatest
families in France All the eldest sons Of the linz
Roohefoncauld bear tho name of Francois sinus =
certain FRANCOIS de La Rochefoucauld who held
FRANCOIS l. at the baptismai font; Tho Rochsfcu.
ca9lG who wrote the Maximesn bears the mana
OF Frapcois H. In the series of family portraits
Prince Napoleon, according to a Gaalois inter.
viewer. now confesses to having eaten pork saua.
age on Good Friday, an achievement repeatedly
denied by too jealous partisans. His excuse 10 thea
his wife. the Princess Clotilde being very piousy
and scrupulously observing all the Church fasts
days. he, who disikes meagre fare habitually dined
out with friends every Friday. He did not even
Koy It was Good Friday when he psrt1ck Of the
mad no thought OF bravado. &
Of the frank and gracious Ernest Rsnan, n La.
cour said on oneoccasion that "he thinks az man.
feels as woman, and acts as o chid.n Az little
infant he was 80 fraI and delicate that his life was
despaired of. An old witch living in tho Breton
village where he was born undertook to foretell
whether the child would reach manhood or not, and
for the purpose took one of his shirts and going IN
the early morning to small pool Of water on the
81 I'll the hamlet threw u H. The shirt
augury was good, and the witch confidently an.
noupced to the anxious parents that the child would
hvei
Mr.. Gladstone is quoted by viennese core
spOndent as defining his policy in Turkey ss Hands
off nobody shall hinder free the development Of tho
populations on the Balkan Peninsula" 81 am the
Watchdog that barks," says Mr.. Gladstone, "and
Austria must take hands of from other nations.n
When Mr. Gladstone and his wife arrived at Chester
the other day, workingman cried ont, "Lets
give three cheers for the greatest man IN the word
aud the crowd loudly complied. When he arrives
in London gift Of new landau is TO be offered
HIM. and an enormous bouquet, made OF flowers
from all parts Of the world, will be presented TO
Mrs. Gladstone.
The Baron Alphonse Won Pawel- Rammingen, who
is to be married to the Princess Frederick Satur
day, 10 o member of an old patrcian house Of
Brunswick His more immediate ancestor was ono
Herr Pawel. whowas burgomaster Of Brunswick In
the sixteenth century. and died in 1854 The EN-
peror Macmillan H. granted patent Of nobility to
his son Konrad in 1876 and from that time himself
and his descendants became Herren Won PsweL
One branch of the family was subsequently ac-
corded the higher title of "freiherr" which Is COM
IDniy translated baron, but descends without dis.
tinetion to all children alike. Some OF tho family
settled in later century, in COburR. and from that
branch the betrothed Of the Princess Frederick is
descended. His father was priyy councillor to the
Duke of Saxe-Cobugg-Go tha. Baron Aphonse Is
thirty-seven years old