New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-14
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Mr. and Mrs. VIII Carleton are In Sicily.
Tho centennial aunlv,rsary OF the birthday OF
scboprnhaner was celebrated at Dantzio on February
CO Memorial tablets were placed on the house in
which he and his mother were born
Mrs W f. villas Is regaining health slowly
Senator and Mrs LELAND stanford expected to
return from Florida to Washington this week
Tho opposition to the HeInc Monument at Dussel-
dorf has been defeated, aud the memorial Will DO
erected In the Hofgarten. The sculptor, Ernst
Uerter, is already at work on the design.
Tho Rev Henry Bernard Carpenter, lately Of Bos
tom has aow been with his family at Athens for
nearly two months. / have ne "ritos u
BOSTON Herald contributor "been very hard at
work studying the modern creek, learning to speak
and write II, as DR. schliemann advised me- In my
AIRS. conversation be said. that would get into all
my knowledge OF ancient Crook again. and mako The
dead language a living one II adopted modern
pronunciation I have Joined the American school school
Tor Classical studies and go 20 these lessons thrice
weekly Professor Merriam, of Columbia College,
n " who IS a hns scholar. Is our president Great
Discoveries have been made at Donyso twenty mics
northwest of this. was there the other day at the
WALKED 10 Fleuss and another day TO Marathon
where I slept IN field
According TO " The Pail Mall Gazette Mr.. Gladstone
ais lover Of tho violin and occasionally draws the
Dr. g. @ Greene, the millionaire patent medicine
unar Los Angeles. Cal, for winter home
Mrs Htt's luncheon at which Mr.. Chamberlain
was the only male guest recalls to The Washington
Posts an entertainment gren In Count Lppe's honor
nv Baltimore hostess, shortly after his arrival here
He was the solo male guest at fashionable luncheon
with sixteen bellies Of tho Monumental city.
Al his cover a branch OF an orange tree with
tho golden fruit depending and his hostess asked him
like Paris Of old bestow tho orange upon the tacst
present As he had desire to make enemies OF
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home himself
Deresford was but small boy. he Jumped overheard,
and rescued from drowning stalwart Lane ashiro
farmer The man grateful to his rcscuer, but
his counenance was overcast by deep melancholy.
BEING reproached BY his friends with his apparent
dissatisfaction at having escaped from death, he
Ak nialned that he thankful TO the mildly who
had risket his life IN order his but. he added
with he consciousness Of wounded dignity: He's such
a scrap Of O chap"
Speaking Of tho late Thomas J. Potter The Chicago
MIN as general manager OF the Bee" 1t was sup
posed by many that it was the ultimate intention TO
mako him In time. the chief executive OF tho entire
Vanderbilt system. 1t f. SAID that John Newell,
president OF tho Lake Shore Road, conducted the
negotiations. and tho following interview took place
Mr.. Newell" Mr. Potter the Vanderbilts want you
az general manager. What will you go for"
Mr. Potter (unh sttugy," Forty thousand dollars
What; Forty thousand dollars a yearf Why, that
Ia more than gei president Of the Lake shore y
Mr.. Potter again unhcs at ngly =" We'll that may De-
but thcn, you know. | am better man.