New-York tribune., 1886-02-12
Ofice-everywhere The atmosphere of the entire
Department ia now electric with suspicion
PERS(INA[.

At one OF MIS- Loeans receptions Captain schiey ro-
marked to a bright Western girl that emoarr'SSmen'
often results from meeting distinguished perSouS III
society without fully knowing who they are anu "Ha'
they have dOne AMI he thought ladies' ousht to aAe
gentlemen callers give account OF themselves; say
they are; what they have done; and what Is the'
specalty' think so too" said she and Siean %
begin right now, with you So Captain scniy, p,a 4,
tell us VINO yOu what you have done; ana what rs
your specially" Schley he in for It, Dnt laceo
the music and graYely outlined his career 10 the
amusement OF the girls and OF hmseil lor 'n"
matter.
Louis Kossuth has gone to Naples for the winter He
retains all faculties speaks OF his numerous
American friends.
Philip d. Armour. the Chicago millionaire, is at work
In his office from Gas a to .. m six DAYS In the
week. and to bed at 9 p. IN. Asked how be sue
ceeded in business he said recently. always mace
principle when the Almighty wasn't on my side 10 ges
His"
Faulkner the protGgG of Voorhees, and subject
of the Jap Turpy letter is stole whom the comfort
and convenience OF others is in question: one recent
day. when the deep the streets and the cars
few and far between. Of the clerks In his
ision of the Pension Bureau wanted 90 get away at
half past g. TO get home in the cars before the
evening rush of travel There good reason why
they snoud not he excused. every bit OF work fol
the day had been done. But this nOblest Roman OF
them all said Me an Black. he said, has Geen
aln over an we come to the conclusion that clerks
has stick TO their desks till o'clock; an them as
don't like kn resign SO the ladies' mad TO slt ldy at
their desks until o'clock aud theu the cars oene over
crowded by that une walk bone through the Storm
Lieutenant Colonel William Harding, whose death is
announced In London a veteran Of the Peninsula,
serving there under Wellington from 1911 to 1914.
Senator George is OF the in public life chiefly
distinguished for studied bad dressing He promised his
Mississippi constituents that he would never wear
dress coat I'm Washington ride in carriage ANA ne
Keeps his word
Mr. Gladstone has reduced by about twenty-five per
the OF the farms his Hawarden estate.
Ex-senator GroOme is reported still TO be the favorite
In the betting the appointment Of Collector for the
Port OF Baltimore.
Representatve Farquhar, who defeated President
Clevelands friend Lockwood in the Buffalo District, Is
Ayrshire maD and been printer editor and pub
Usher 1t told that he the campaign on the tariff
issue. He challenge Lockwood TO joint debate, and
latter before answering, sent friend 10 hear the
scotch Proec ZIONIST speak The envoy reported "Dont
debate the tariff with Farquhtr He has the ear OF the
working people. Let him Alone Lockwood TOOK the
advice and was beaten.
The Rev. John Hail. OF this city, will deliver, Feb
ruary II and 3. the first two OF this years "Newton
lectures "-provided for by the Hon. ]. w. Mcrr-at
the Newton C1assD theological Institute.
sebastiano Tecchio whose death Is announced,
OF the important leaders in the OF Italian unity
prOnline In the Subalpne Parliament. and on
liberation OF Venice Turin the head OF the
commission that bore to Victor Emmanuel the unan-
nous vote OF that Province From 1876 to 1854 he
President the ItIS,n senate retiring from that office
and from public LIE ia the latter year account OF
incauOusly uttered words Of an Grrcdeutis. nature.
Senator Frye Is described strong-featured man
with large nose. bushy eyebrows blue eyes. gray
tache and hair, and usually dressed Ia brown cloth.