New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-09

long ana VINO mad handsome fortune
married his daughter understand, to person OF title
In Europe He member OF the court-martal which
tried the assssins OF the President and from the
district In Ohio which produced General Garfield. He
is now o domestic man, taking life quietly yet am
bitioisy, and Is prominent member Of the New-Yort
Bar.
public man said tn me yesterday: DO You know
that General Carr. the State ticket dane
ing teacher at Troyi He but also keeping his eva
on the militia he early took prominence among tbs
volunteers and became great officer. He like De
Trobriand who edited the French daily paper New
York when the war broke out, and now is retired
col Dnel OF the United States and settled the status OF
Louisiana Mr. Davenport, also on the old State ticket
left large fortune by his father who lived in Bath
was made In Western lands and real estate sLer
Rogers, OF Buffalo, married Miss Davenport There
are three years difference between Rogers and Dom
heIner and Dorshemer and Grover Cleveland DorsheL
meris the son Of an old German who to American
1915 yet never could speak English without broad &c.
cent. lie was miller in the German Palatinate and IN
Maryland, and married aQuaker girl named Gorgas In
Pennsylvania and Lad cousin named Gorgas, chief Of
ordnance In the rebel army But Dorshemer's father
OF the founders of the Republican party.
entered a chewing gum factory few weeks agon
the State OF Maine found 1t was of birch they made
the sweet thng-he birch which switches intellect
by the reverse into FtzAugustus. Then said l. There
is philosophy here, by gum! They give socially to
damses what they give violently to boys and the ends
are not the same the results seem to be.
Not Ioug ago General Kirby NTH fair soldier
living in neghboring State and friend OF his,
associate guests Of the Come de Paris ut Eu The Count
searching points about the Rel River campaign
of General Banks His guests say that he spoke English
exceenty, that there about thirty guests at the
table, and that his wife seemed to speak the English
language with less twang than himself There gen.
orally at his table twenty TO fifty guests The Orleans
family has the entire support OF the Old Legi-
mists Americans intimate that the Comts de Paris has
shaken from his mind the kngy traditions, and wishes
to be Republican Of the old school Of Washington and
Lafayette. Some time ago he asked which Of his
house lie regarded az the abest Tie replied that he
supposed his grandfather Louis Philippe the ablest
An American entleman present sad Ithink the old Re.
gent Of Orleans in the time of Louis XIV was the abes"
The Count laughed and gently said; @NOw, perhaps he
was but it surprises that citizen Of the stern Re
public should think considering what gay old chap
| the Regent was"
Not long ago was passing house Of the side
streets, when my comrade said: Here lives man who
allows his wife to make his living" How - His
wife takes care OF rich young drunkard who cannot
| take OF himself The drunkard has a million at
least He gave this house to the husband. The three
travel around the world together People make their
observations but the three true to each other what
|
too harsh" Perhaps So" said he but then the single
| man ought not to be drunk all the time"
One of the great promoters OF the elevated railroads.
| In lunatic asylum He married lady who came to
kncad hun by the movement cure. The movement went
to his head and with all his wealth he is confined.
Ex-Governor Walker. of Virginia, tells me that
Malone Is the best organizer in the South, and that's
| his talent
observe the resuscitaon IL embryo Of the DID, up
rooted insoent hotel clerk with diamond pin the
young snip who keeps the hotel post-oiice and when
asked IL the mail half nod with his head
| heard some American gentlemen talking together
last week about the OF moral and OF COM
mon home tradition in the American diplomatic corps
abroad The Of late Minister to France was re-
ferred TO- who gave entertainment at Versailles In
the great hotel celebrate the French alliance with his
Country "Now," said one Of these gentlemen who had
peen present the aftcrdnner speeches were OF the
| most frivolous sort. There we were In versailles
| surrounded by the "reminiscences OF Turgot and
yergennes and the who made The alliance with tho
American colonies. Not one word was mentioned about
| those Industrious men. The very fact OF the dinner
having been given Sunday, contrary to American
uIe WAS stigma on country which the British Gov
ernment had it been inflicted them. would have re-
sented by recalling the Minister In the heart OF France
on a historical occasion, the American legation were
acting the French do instead OF as the Americans no.
My informant said: There an eminent American
barriser at that dinner and his speech was withou.
particle of earnesness but series OF jokes on INC
serious matters relating TO the occasion" lie coh'
tinuod: think the American system Of aftr'dnnef
speeches unworthy OF us. Here is ChiefJusuce ooe
ridge whom heard make speech in London before he
sailed admirable TASTE as were the iouo
speeches But thought that at our American dinners
| We must crack lot OF jokes upon ourselves anu "
| yuests We give away our nation In the eyes u
strangers"
Iheard from Mr. Joseph Harper during the week n',.
story showing different character OF Generai oah'
from what is sometimes told. Talking OF the mover
General Lewis Wallace entitled Ben .hur Sii' n"P
said: That book obtained for Wallace his appoh'
at Consantinople. called on Garfield one e'ens' a.
he came into the room with his finger between the pas
of that book and said; DO you know anything sVous
| the composition OF this booSP 4 think no. saiu
Well said Garfield, 1T has made good imprrssioa ~
| me. offered Wallace place In South America Nni.A
he would not take think will send him 10 IWAe'
the place made vacant by Horace Maynards oea'n
This book indicates that he Can improve Ills oppor'u
ties in the East" Mr. Harper remarked in coneisUn'
.Mv observation OF Garfield was that he liked " a''
apuolnt ments of his own suggestion
Mfr Proctor Of Richhed Springs. says that Wnen
cone Get tired of abusing him they may like 10 know
Than large wigwam is TO be put up on Spring HOUSE
lawn and that Sam Sloan Is already laying s'ee
track to It.
,ohr n Clark arrived with Mr. Broadhead and somo
other ST. Louisians Congress Hall, Saratoga sna p
cee,led at once behind the counter Dag anu o"ssa,
and announced himself candidate for Clerk OF INV
House. lie opened the right there IN Ills uu'e
Miss Coleman who married J. r. Young, the wils'..
and went with him TO China, has become molhei' O
said to be threatened with consumption irom 49,