New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-26
PERSONI

Ex-Governor Marshall Jewell will lecture in Hart
ford this evening on a Russian Winter"
President Hayes bought at a Washington fair tho
other evening COPY OF RDgers's statuette of The
Wounded Soldier" paying SlJ for the same.
Mr. Carlyle has just concluded. the revision Of
new and corrected edition Of his works; be ha,
also been collecting material Tor his biography Iio
is SAID to take very gloomy view of the inme-
date future Of England.
A French enthusiast is quoted as writing to NJ.
de Lesscps, when lie was getting up the sucz
Canal, which the English didn't like: Yield not
an inch 10 periidious Albion II necessary, move
your is.hmus elsewhere. Your shareholders viii
follow you"
NJ Ivan Iurgenef the distinguished Russian
novelist has a very striking face, framed with hair
and beard completely white. lie disclaims, it Is re-
ported, all affinity with the Nhilists. lie firmly
adheres 10 bis intention of a6stainine from further
literary work. but hopes are entertained tha' a9ler
bis death important p0sthnmOus writings, ready Tor
PRINT, NIllb lOuud among his manuscripts.
Some Of Nr. Wastler's china ctchng, and paint
ings have inst been sold in London, the paintings,
il Is naiiciou,lv asserted eoiug " at prices which
would have appcascd Mr. Ru KIN" The picture OF
% The Gold Girl - 50 much talked Of brought llt-
tie more than 500, and fearful caricature OF Mr.
Leyland, painted ~ revenge for tre dispute apoue
the y ymrnt log che Peacock Room IN h.s use no
Albert Gate, was SOLD Tor $50.
The late I>lac Butt, lawyer and member Of Par
lament. wa. gomlhomc late one evening. when no
was acco.t,I by % desperate iooblng ruiian IN ono
of the suburbs of Dublin. aud asked what he was
going .o stand. wei" replied Nr. Butt. mecsiy
Pm very sorry that 1 can't giyc you much. nv
friend. bur what bay' we viii shar.. li,r.. no
continued 0iaUlng revolver if"in Us P,'s'i' -
70 weapon which hae siX chambers. VIII give YOU
three and But here the lawyer found l.u~h
alone.
Mr. T. Temple. q worldly Philadelphia no
has % comfortable bot NOT immease c-tat" pro. fcs
o. b.stoy q lrye share Of 10 uDou ihe PENNSYLVANIA
ACADEMY OF Vine Ar,s The conditions ~ Dos f.it
arc tuat ic Sjl 900 which he has resolved 4. no
thu, sha be 30 deposited as Co allow oi its acc uu-
latIne tor ticc wears, and that "a t1e end ct hat
time, when 10 viii amount Co $50 600. 70 viii 90
used us an endowment fund pr1gldug. among other
thn-s for tae free opening Ot the Acaie.hN nn Two
DAYS ol each week and for one or tNo me- ias 90 DO
given each year TO American artists O'c-i1ii OF
the income. moreover is TO be st "a y e.eh tctr
TOR the purchase of the works OF American artists
exhibiting az the Academy.
Crown Prince Rudolph OF Austria Is an especial
favorite with the lower classes OF Vienna, and many
pheasant stories of his chill inool current among
these bourgeois. Once, when bee Was only Sis y atf
old. hc va, one walking one morning with Dos roy
crnc,s In one Of the public parks. and broke away
from her hand. running of with speed WHICH de-
fed the effort, Of the worthy dame 90 eearura
hl,u. once out OF her sigut Doe hid bel y q ONE
bushes and va, Tor the time bIu2 lost. much 90 the
CONSERVATION Of his guardian. Presently. loA,yer
his own enjoyment %. this successful rsclinte gan
To ~ an 4 scu>, off0IiOrunc,. dashed Cos spuii
thai ne burst ont crying; nhCrcupon SOL iDd-
natucd pls--T-by. com 1taf ing tue Nti. Tel.
lows sorrow .ul pl ght. stopped and ASKED am lers
he lived and who be was. II d0rt kl0N n .c.c
live" sobucj iir Archruke. "hnt father ..iit ing
Ruti and INV mother Ctlis We jupl, ANA ID irf ot
the pcopD.. when they speak 90 il> .1f > ,'ual
lIghuos,!'
LoNp1S; Feb 2J.-Ttc Morning Post says: Va
nave reason 20 believe that tue QH.,r con.cupaics
going to German, IN the Sprus to s..I tAc tous
of her daugiter. the Princess Aztec. ......O 4'o.ra
Newman rs suffering from Ga. ,I',. col iai, ~
which one of las RIBS ,,ns irtkru. iis is uoui2
wei a, can be cXpcctcd copsld,fing nia advaHci
age.