New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-01
PERSONAL.

The centennial anniversary OF Do Quinceys birth
oecur,.d a few days aso but II almost unnoticcd.
IT. grave Il obscure, neglected and seldom Visited
Sir Jaus Benedict was not exactly impecunous, after
all His will dIsposes OF more than $4,000 and Lady
Benedict had settlement OF S5O.OOo.
Mpister Phelps will on Thursday attond the Cutters
Feast at Sheffield England and for the rest OF the week
he will he the guest OF tho Master Cutler
sepator Cooper, chairman Of the Republican State
Committee was once the champion typesetter of Phila
dephia
when was ut Versailles" says Prince Bismarck.
ct ,ceeyed n letter IL consisted OF four pages, IN a
small and close handwriting IL bothered me at the
time to have to read such long and closely packed
psper However, when had seen the signature set to
work with some repugnanoe but not without curiosity
II began with these words Yes, wanted war; and It
.Igned Emile olivier lido not remember what was
saiJ n the letter II contained nothing strlkg but
Secollcct word for word. reply 10 IT, IL was this
!str: II had the misfortune To nave brought on my
nnntry ali the evils which you have brought on yours
would pass the remainder OF my so on my knees
pardon OF Goa ior tue oi'"0 "N
marck.'
Word comes OF the death OF Luigi Catalano Gonsagai
Duke OF Crela He WAS one OF tho few steadiast LID
erals OF Neal oltian nobility. On May 10. l54s his
saoe WA tho OF royal fury and by the celebrated
yyssrs imprisonment at hard labor He escaped. how
ever and lived In exile until young B0mDa was driven
out By the keu ohirts'
7, :, stated in Swedish circles. says The World
London, that the visit OF their Royal Highnesses
to sweden is connected with the marriage between
prncess Louisa Wales and Oscar Duke OF oudormania
secoud .on OF the King of Sweden and Norway, the
Sailor Prince OF sweden, VINO has just returned from
crulse round the world In the corvette Yanads. The
Prince Ia an officer navy and about twonty-four
wears OF age Since returning his Royal Highness has
,uered greatly from protracted cold and headaches
hut having consulted DIR. Meyer OF Copenhagen. ths
ennent physcan has declared there IL no cause Tor
anxJety Having been nended highland air, tho
Prince has gone of to spend few weeks among the
mountains OF Jemand and there Is every hope OF his
hsing able 10 be present the reception OF our Royal
Family In sweden Tho marriage has been received with
great In the three scandinavian countries,
where the English and Danish Royal Fnmiies are
greatly respected
Writing OF Lady Brassey an unnattering correspond
ept OF The PHILADELPHIA Press says "Of all the loud,
startling eccentric, vulgar-ycs vugar-costumes the
fair sex OF nautical instincts privileged TO don Lady
Brasseys attire was the acme-the extremity OF ex
oess Imagine a tall and rather masculine woman. with
completion tanned and frecked to the color OF cop
per sewpau Clcthe her In frook OF bright red Shoe
the artistic Gro by loading tho dress with yellow trim
mngs yellow Gloves and yellow and you at
discern that Lady Brasscy enjoys primary colors In
rude antagonism In that she somewhat resembles the
Baroness Burdett COutts. whose costumes suggest
rainbow ON n spree Lady Brnssey's chief garment
however was OF bns cloth. like adnirirs coat
continued ulster fashion 10 the heels oi er SHOES
and literally embroidered with gold briding aud pro
yided with brass buttons Such coat has neyor Deci
seen even IN buresquc. Further 70 huract obscrvs
tion, Lady Brassey Is followed by two black Frencl
poodee trimmed after the fashion OF the Pnrsians, mt
a couplo OF spaniels bringing up the rear. strnng
enough the two little Miss Brassoys nine anu clever