New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-28
ton would undoubtedly nominate Mr.. Blaine for the

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Presidency.
The Rev. Dr. T. NJ Peters, OF this city. recently visited
and inspected carefully the principal prisons Of Japan In
behalf OF the Prison Association OF Fcv-York. He
brought home not only vast fund OF Information put
also a vouminous series OF questions asked by the
Japanese Government about the work OF the associa
tion upon the to which similar society VIII
probably be formed In Japan
Washington has been agOg for week Oven Judge
Polands change OF dress. The blue uniform and
big brass buttons OF the Vermont Representative are seen
more and In their place appear fashOnaby cut black
coat and and lavendertnted trousers making him
IN costume the peer OF any gentleman OF lashon IN tne
city. The change Is not 1t is auhoritatlvciy stated IN
tended to start boom for Mr. Poland dark horse at
Chicago
A Washington photographer says he sells more por-
traits OF President Arthur than of any other public man.
Speaker Carlisle next Mrs Logan's portraits are
much in demand General sherldans sell better than
those OF any other Army officer The artist has never
succeeded in inducing either Mr. Conkng or Mr. Plat
to have BIS portrait TAKEN and the same IL true c2CeI
Ing Senators Don Cameron Malone George ana DoWcn'
1t was hard work to get picture OF senator Edin"s'
and General Grant viii not have his taken any more
is told i'm The Chica 20 TnieOctan that at GcneseO
College Charles II. Fowler whom the Methodists have
just elected be Bishop used to say that he wod nc
willing 90 the place whose existence Colonel niger
soil strenuOusly denies il he could only be Vaedcto
rian OF his class lie the honor but soon fr %
pericnccd religion. There was kindred incident IN e
career of Dr. Hargis, now n prominent MeI ,
preacher negHDOring cOnIcrcncc. ~ nv suinY'
College selected the motto of his class association
"The Devil take the IiindmOst and was himself gIduu
atcd ut the foot Of the class.
In coming from Venice TO Verona writes MISS fior-
ence Kelley, daughter OF Representative william H.
Kelley we passed through Padua and the conversation
turned upon Porta and drfted to Judge Ludlows re-
fsal to let Mrs KilSore practice law In pennsylvania
We were coming back Zurch-Mss Lizzie Sargent to
her medical work specialist for the treatment OF the
eve Miss Ella Sargent terms lectures In literature
and to my political science-and we all agreed that our
position respect educational advantages Is paGuu!
like that OF the negro at the close Of the war few
American institutions make welcome; few admit U.s.
hut would be thankful If did not wish TO come; but
more OF the best universities still refuse to see the duty
of ntting women for responsibilities which we must IN
CONSEQUENCES, bear without being Adequately htteo LOT
them. But Europe welcomes us she welcomed inc
negro much Of the host that she has To give OXFORD
was proud Of presence of the daughters Of Long
fellow Zurich proud of the presence OF The daughters
OF ex Minister sargent and the College de France ana
the Universities OF Cambridge, London Victoria, Cope
hagen and all italy and Switzerland bid us welcome.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Cameron, OF Pennsyl-
vana appeared in his place In the Senate this morning
and groups Senators congratulated him on his saie
return and improved health