New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
PERSONAL

Tho Rev. Mnot J. Savage, Of Boston, VII go to
Europe this summer.
According to lie Figaro when Queer Victoria
was at Charlottenberg sho asked her daughter what
had become of the bath chair which she sent her In
1859. With smile the Empress replied The EN-,
peror has been using 1t constantly ever since ne lel
Mr.. John 7. Wheewrlght occupies fhe same law
office Mr.. Robert Grant. He is possessed of ono
of the happiest of temperamentS and general favor
lite In social life.
The officers Of the Bordeaux garrson lately gave
Nine. Canot handsome fan, and the President has
sent to them in return three splendid bronze groups
which cost $1,6
Mr.. Washington Irving Bishop IS at Honolulu, but
will not give any mind reading exhibitions there His
chief aim now is to get his health back
"The Philadelphia Tines wants the Hon. Daniel
Dougherty to mako the speech In convention nominal
ing Mr. Cleveland for another term at the White House
and in urging his suit calls HIM svertongue6
three times in one short article 1t also recalls te
grateful memory that Mr.. Doueherty presented mo
name Of Hancock at the convention Of 1850.
The Rev DR.. Edward Brasln, of the Washington
Avenue Baptist Church, Brooklyn, will sail fo' Eng
land next week delegate 20 the great Missionary
Convention
Senator Bate, of Tennessee, has, says TIE Atlanta
Constitution" popularity, N that he Invariably ap
pears with cigar in his mouth, but no one has yes
smoker for the last twenty Years. he has mover ghcu
a cigar Conversng with some of HIS friends ne told
them the story In bate during the war senator
Bate and his brother, Cobnel Bate, were togesner
They were in conversation, when the senator uISw
from his pocket cigar, and struck matcg, WIN
which TO light It, As he did so cannon Dali . ~,
his brothers o hsfd nd % his Sa be- S has
one, and probably never WILL
Tho circumstances under which Pauline Lycca sought
and obtained pardon Of the late Emperor william io'
having broken her contract and suddenly leit inc
Royal italian Opera at Berlin, in the year lsf2 haVe
says Lifen London, only just come to rght IL was
during the Kalser's visit to Ischl in 1851. AL the
gala representation Of Versprechen bnterm heru'
which took place in honor of the sovereign LUCIA
played the role of Randi" The opportunity OF TAX
ing the heart of the kind Kaiser by storm was TOO
able for her to forcgo AS she stepped upon the stage
fresh and merry in her character Of Awerin Randi,
n basket of grass on her back, sickle In her HAND
and wooden shoes on her prcttylitc feet and began
TO chatter in genuine patos sh suddenly took corn
flowers out of her basket As she wove them TO-
cether into nosegay she related still In patolS that
the German Emperor had come into the valley, and
She wished to offer him bunch of his favorlte mowers
that he might be no Longer angty MN ord HIM For
after the rain sunshine must follow, SO she hOped
the sunshine of his favor might also ghten upon nor
again At the last words sne K Eaeod ber ewes
incy TO the loge in which inc Vencrspie hdsoI "1
seated who sought in vain to conceal his einollon ~
but momentary, ana only tne
that Lucca had prevailed. After the t
tho En- neror sent request for the cOrnfower bouquet
and the hope OF seeing her very soon again IN ber
ON March ~ iss2 R FeeG Pauline ucca in Car.
mcn," after ten years absence from INC s'~eo u No
Royal Opera House