New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-24
PERSONAL

Tho VITO and two children Of OK Governor Shep-
herd arc now In Washington. Mr.. Shepherd Is do
yot ne himself closely TO working his silver mines Ia
New Mexico.
Cbarlottcnfcld, purchased for 100000 BY rrinee
Alexander. late OF BULGARIA. Is described as ono OIL
the most attractive small places In Europe
sheriff Rowan, of Philadelphia, s gaining physical
health but his mental condition shows no Improve
ment He Iabors under tho deusOn that all visitors
who come W SOC him arc crazy
AngeIps recently finished fulllength portrait OF
Queen Victoria has boon placed In ono OF the draw
Ing rooms OF Buckingham Paiace
Mr.. Holt Iincoln's Judge Advocate General. still
lives at Washington Ho Is white haired and bent
with ago. but his eyes bright and his mind as
active as ever. He lives much alone. drives out
great deal and reads the classics. lhcre ~ no trtn
In the story that no Ia remorsefui misan'nr"po
Mr.. Labouchem Is tho greatest smoker In Parlia
mont and wants everybody to smoke everywhere
NJ Paul de Cassagnac can fight or not as he plcsses
An offended fellow editor recently telegrapbed to
him. al shall have the honor TO send you my seconds
to morrow" and tho fre-eater cooliy replied "You
mood not send them. for will not receive them"
Mr.. ~ g. Quay says he feels confident that no
will have no opposition in bis candidacy for tho
United States senatorship. 1t Is not campaign.
he says, but merely q candidacy which Is running
itself.
marble bust of General Daumesnil IL to DO placed
in one Of the Versailles galleries. It was he to whom
Butcher in letter Offered 100000 II he would
capltuste at vlncennes. az shall not surrender"
1t shall he an heirloom TO my children" And IL
was all he left them.
Mr.. Carl Jonas. tho new Consul at Prague, L. said
to be the author Of the first Bohemian English dc
tionary ever printed.
The Duchess de Mouchy Anna Murat, possesses
moro Jewels than any other woman in Paris She
inherited them from the Noai'les family. and from
her grandmother. the Queen OF Naples. After her
comes the Duchess dc Blsacca. Nine. maurice
Frbylssi nec Rothachih. has the finest collection
Of ruties and tho Princess do Leon the finest pear
Another story about the Rev. DR.. Phillips BROOKS
appears In "Tho Boston Gazette" Ono day be was
observed walking along the street. his magnificent
form towering head and shoulders above common
mortals. c'oe'y followed by very small man VINO
eazed upward at him with delighted Summation
Meeting friend the little man stopIed TO ASK ear
bps b" BSoS y0" Fn9% wei TnO ne ant very bic myss
but | can just admire man like that when l 500
him"
The Marchioness OF Westminster. mother OF the
Duke. who recently entered her ninetieth year.
IA the only surviving child OF the first Duke OF suth
erand and therefore Ia aunt to the Duke OF Suther
land the Duchess OF Loinster and Lord Ronald Cover
Her surviving children. besides the Duke Of West
min ter are Eleanor lDowager Duchess OF Norhum-
lerland the Countess of Macclesfeld Dowager,
Lady wen'ock. lady Leigh. Lady Jane Lindsay.
Lady Octavia Shaw Stewart Lord Staibridgc, Lazy
Agnes Frank and La heooIs Guest nsyo
Of whom the best known tho Marchioness OF Or
monde Lady ch9sham Lor' v Psrser LOT, weno'Ki
would be difficult to enumerate her great randohu-
'ren; they number about forty AMI include the youth
full Earl Gr0svenor. now In his eighth year
"Tho Boston Courier~ In paying a compliment to
John Boyle O'Reilly gives expression to Irish
bun beau ully this way "1be best American living
IN Boston to day ia an Irishman."