New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
PERSONAL.

The Hon Chauncey ~ Depew Will lecture on "lraVeis
Abroad" at Princeton, n. j.. tomorrow evening"
Bishop Stevens, OF Philadelphia, is seeking health at
Fortress Monroe.
The Prince of Wales is selling tracts of his Corn
wall estates small holdings.
John G.. SAKE according to The Albany Journal once
found himself travelling a railroad over WHICH
strange to say, for he phenomenally endowed III
that respect-he had pass But when the conductor
came along the genial poet taking from his pocket nVe
other passes and holding them like playing cards in
quIreG: Conductor do You play euchre ies sohe
the II We what would you doI" Pass" SAID
the guardian OF the cOmpany interests ana 10 passeu
"snm Small is preaching in Chicago now and Sam ="
Jones will be there presently.
Queen Victoria will lend Mr.. Cation WOodve's paint
ing of Teel Kebir to the coming International Art Ex
hibition at Berlin.
The Rev. Dr. Phillips Brooks last Sunday preached
two sermons which Boston unanimously declares to1be
the greates efforts Of his life" up date. OF course
they were neither popular" nor Sensational" but
simple eKpostons OF the Gospel.
NJ Desbarolles whose death a fewdaJs ago record
cd did not allow his hobby of chIromancy to exclude
social virtues from his life. He was one OF the most
entertaining story telers in Paris and favorte
companion OF Dumas pere, Corot Dupre' Gounod. Al
phopse Karr and other celebrities. Although not duel
st of the most expert swOrdsmen IN France
and reouently-as a favor to his
the rehearsas Of stage duels at the great theatres
cit was down in Virginia." says a veteran in The
Legiston Journal 81 placed on guard over barn
and WAS taking 1t easy when lieutenant came along
probably to see what his guard was doing. ought to
have saued him, but didn't Soon saw large NICE
looking man coming toward me. He wore nice uni
form, and | noticed he approached that he wore
Iieutenanrs straps wasn't going TO pay any further
attention to him. but when he came quite near TO me
saw that there two stars inside those strapa
iumped I'D presented arms as quickly AS cOuld LOT
I saw that It Major General Hancock. Never nina
that for me- he, with wave OF his hand dOhI
care anything about It, but always do II for the lte Tel
lows He passed suppose the lieutenant hau re-
ported me, and he came down to see about it."
Mr. Palmer. EJtorof The Northwestern Muller (Minn')
says that prepare the recent holiday
number OF his periodical he asked Mr. W. d. Howels 10
furnish something for It, That gentleman replied that
he thought he able nice little farce In
elevator" STYLE ABOUT milling he had himself once
worked IN mills and the price at his usual rates, WOulu
be 81 900. Mr. Palmer decided not TO Invest
Everybody who passes through the main corridor OF
the Capitol says the Washington correspondent OF me
Thiladelphia Record stops look at large photo
graph on the cigar stand IL is picture OF sanity
face clear cut. smooth shaver, delicate and refined
with svery har. which gives t Quaker air. There is
no name photograph and 50 most people take IL
10 b- Dean Staulrys Canon Farrars But is Seha-
tor Arthur T.. Germans.