New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-11

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| Vs., 80. acco,n nl,s,men,s and supposed that was
| ,al,dpy spanish tho Mexican editors thoueh' 'nA'
wax srcaling TO them in some sort OF an i'u'a" p'
Tboy knew II was not English, ana thoy h""" ~ va"
not spanish but they supposed 1t was 'nPI"'
some other OF tho aboriginal tongues oi Moe""
yeyert beles5, It was excellent address,
A. tbc entrance TO the National Museum u largo
stonc sarcophaguj, which was brought 10 'nis CUM.
some wears ago from Egypt, and presented 10 'Io
| Su,hsonIan Institution The other day ono OF tho
.vcursonat. from Northern New York, entering tho
hrndInr. stopped to look al It. Turning to the man
who checks umbrellas and canes, she said
"What Is that great stone AFFAIR."
.That's a sarcuphagIs maam," no anawercd
| "where did 1t como from Z"
afr Egypt ma'am'
"What do they II forl"
@To spit In mostly, ma'ain," rcpilcd tho faithful
public servant
People hero are puzzling their brain to know how
and on what, the two sons Of freign minister Wlo
recently died In this city live. They have no vioD'
means Of support the family, while the father was
alive, was always in stTaI'ened circumstances anu
thcro are continually cropping out new accounts Ct
certain financial transaction which involved tho
daughter who Is now, believe, with her mother III
Paris The boys, however, continue to 1.-Two hero a
life Of elegant lcsuio. They arc soon at every party
they visit the theatre and attend the concerts ana
they are to all ntcnts and pu poses part ard parcel
Of Washington dandy dom" / wonder how long thcJ
will be lto t. Keep II up
Tho other dav, the elder Of these two eNqnl,cs
tod the daughter Of prominent oliclal--an unusually
clover young woman that he always Alep In gloves
because IT made his hands so soft.
"Do you sleep In your hat, - artlcsly inquired
the damscl
There wa. no reply; AMI hall suspect that II"
young Thought at tn, momen; that his fair que'
toner ont Of her mind.
,ilsd, tlN ATTORNEY firpNlal'
Office Tie olhcc day. and found tho great AMI good Car
land reading The Congressional Record" liz looked
I'D from esis speech the subjcc OF the SILVER com
age Wh,n Interrupted, and sad -entcntiousiy:
"Whai pity IL that Beck " II not read anything
except his own spec hes. He hasn't learned any
think since be first delivered this ,ano speech many
years ago"
The now Associate Justice of Idaho IS John Lee
Logan, OF New York. formerly OF Virginia, and aon.in-
Law to john Randolph .clrr. of thc latter state Iie
j, young Of tine intellect and brilliant prospect s.,
and the endorsements presented by him for This o"e
are said have been the most influential flied a. the
Department of Justice for many years, being signed
by Eepubllcans we'll a. Dcmocras II is coinci-
denGe that has several times been allnhcd 10 thai Mr.
TGckors daughter should marry man by tho name of
Logan, and General LoSsn's daughter marry man
is the name of Tucker The coincidence is carried
sim further and probably without intention. by nam
Ing the eldest son oi ono couple Logan Tucker aud
the eldest son OF tho other Tucker logan
In debate the other day Congressman oFcrralI. of
I Vir.lul,. asserted (Which w.n probably bc news TO
/ most T"opIri that Lincoln signed th- emancipation
Proclamation " riuciauily.' An explanation fur
ni,hrd BY q frlcrd solve, perhaps, tho mystery
which surrounds such al assertion on Tho part of ihc
Virginia Congressman. Judge O'icrAll," III, friend
write. " g. hon,-t though mistaken am told mat
Dr. had hl. aIoat.on called 10 Carpenters painting Zoo
tho Capitol vh.n hc FIRST came hero. and AFTER ga<S