New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-22
PERSONAL.
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NJ Dumas spoke of the Bcrnharlt- Jablonowsks we'd
ding the union of la grande Boheme avec la petite
InI. gne understand Its full force one should be
acuuan ed with Paris was before 1861, when Id
between the Pare Monceau and the Rue a. ia re
p It, site + now covered W IN th' quarter 90
List onne and part Of Tire Boulevard Hausmann
r preventative Allen, of Massachusetts, Is an ANA
eur pho Ographer. and keeps the House constantly In
a oi his ue ectVe camera
Mr. Alyan J. Clark has put the finishing touches
to the gree Lick telescope, and has come away from
Mount Hamilton lie says that during the recent cold
spell Il wa, impossible Ike p the servatory warm
II colder there h, THINKS than he ever found 4 In
Boston; at any rate, tho quality OF the atmosphere
made the cold more trying.
Mrs Harriet Bocpher S owe takes interest in
the ma,cr al work of hor the Rev Charles Stowe'
OF Hartford than in anything else Ia tho world Sio
never fills to hear his Sunday morning Serinoh
III, lat, Burke r. Stark, of Manchester, N. H., was
a gIcat-eroa grandson OF lho famous OeneIA oI~rA
of the Revolution
Now tha General Low Wallace has moved from C'sw-
fprsvle and settled permanently al Indianapolis, they
are talking loudly about him strong Republican
cand ,datc IOr Governor OF the state
Mr. Hanno Delcr, Professor of German in Tulane
Tn v.rsy, is tho leader of the "Yolapuk' craze In
New O.lcans.
IL has been charged that tho late W. c. De PAW, Of
Indlaa amassed huge fortune from the operation OF
his New Al any plate glass works under the benctl
cent influence OF a gil protective tarh. Those who
kLow D,St say tina wMe he gave profitable employ
himself out Of the glass works
S nator Quay has already won IN Washington wide
>! road reputation for generous and unasounins hos
rItality
Mr. George NJ. Pullman's new summer house, on ono
OF The Thousa Islands, will be finished and occupied
By HIM b. August l.
PeslIcnl G-teA OF Rutgers College VIII be one OF
the SD akers at thu sixth annual convention Of Law
ami Or err Lea ues of tho United states which meets in
P-il-del h,a ~ day.
Tho DR. sent mana ger of the Hamburg state Theatre
Herr BuchIoll, Was, sa,s tho Hamburg Frenden-
ia .ormery anager of the Berlin National THEATRE
and he is known to have sacrificed considerable for
tune ~ his ideal .uonal aims a guide and leader
Of The drama in Germany. Al that period the Crown
Prince a CONSTANT attendant, 1t used 10 bo said
"a dsmOns;I alive attendant" at Herr BuchholLs
theatre Tho manager, for tue special convenience OF
tho IrinCe, cd a little antcchamber to DO con
struced Lex 10 his box, TO which ho could retire De
tho ats Ono evening Herr Buchhoiz entered this
htt,e cab,ne., according 10 his ciistoa TO give tho
Truce .ya brce,lns. lie observed that hts patron,
with su,ueL actIoh, trus, something behind his
bal X, but au nst aferward drew Il forth again,
eAho,tins with a smIe u burning Sarette. You will
be,ray me, Lu,hhon,' says he SmL King, as tho
hu, your nperla Highhess" expostulale ed the man
az r. ths you private sitting-roOm.' THAT IL
AZ ono re or ed the Pr nee; ~ claim no privilege
You Lave tho right to denouncc to the police. |
see only of escape you must BIS partlccps
erin insn 80 saying, the Prince handed his cgarctto
case % the manager Herr Buchholz bowed, took q
cigarette, and stuck 1t In hs breast pocket II your
In perlal III shness Will allow mo-" said he, II Will
X O. 1t az q memenio." "Ahv replied the Frinco,
You wil escape yours ~ and will belray You must
tske a second ana ght IL. The manager obeycd. and
tho ir'nce said, "NOw you arc a fellow criminal
a large circle Of admirers both English and Ameri-
cam says "The Pail Mall Gazette" "wlll SEQ with
pl asure that The Murchson medal OF tho Geological
sOcsty Is to be conferred this year on DR. j. New
berry, Of New York, ttA well known professor Of