New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-04
PERSONAL

The Prince OF wales's fay orite author Is Macauay.
The wife and daughters of Senator Mcpherson are
going to Europe in May for prolonged visit.
Mrs bloomfield Moore Intends to found a hospital
in Austria, In hlch incula DO patients viii be ex-
permcnted on with ecrlcity, etheric force e'c.
Miss Jennie Chamberlain, the professional beauty,
is at St Augustine, Fla
The King of the Belgans has given the Sultan of
Morocco a railroad 1t has beet laid in the park
surrounding the imperial alace at Mequ nez, AMI
was lately opened with some pomp. Tho railway
has been purposcly laid with several sharp curves
steep gradients by way of showing the MoOrs tho
wonderful things that steam do. The saloon
carriage OF which. in addition TO engine tender and
guards van, the rolling stock cons sts deliberately
decorated and upholstered In style which, though
somcW hat bizarre to the European ey thought
TO be- suitable 20 the taste OF Moor sh Sulian Mucy
iassan did not dare 10 rust himsc II In strang con
ve> an on tie oien ng day, but he made some OF
male la'ions and Minlst rs take So eral trips and
recount to IN their experiences, which seemed to be
| thoroughly Satisfactory.
The death is announced of PattIson Jolly, Of Dub
In Ircla d, the oldest p inter In the world He was
lO4 years old and pull ID he first sheet Of TIL Edin-
buIgh Jouln4' moro than seventy years 40.
Governor Luce of Michigan, is willing to be renom-
mated.
NJ Lente, who was W. Daniel wilson's lawyer in the
recent trial. is described In 10 Rappel' person
age and a talent" With his energetic features, his
and hardy frame, he personlfes labor perseveIa nce
obstinate patience and accumulated strength. He is
an upstart in the best of the word At present
he Is at the head of the French bar and he will proba-
big become president Of the bcnchcrs Such ascension
could In way be predicted some twenty years ago
Good natured and universally liked his heart in his
mouth, shaking hands with every newcomer, NJ Lente
was man Of very slender means before the Franco
German war. Among friends he was often cbaffed
about the pettness Of the which he took In hand
for being lndefagabe worker, he did not neglect
the smallest brief He pleaded for 100 francs, for
fifty, and for thirty. He seemed TO be anythin
but powerful but In reality he mOnopolized whole
set Of clients His robes were always sweeping
through all parts OF thu law courts attending to ali
kinds Of cases. BY waiting patiently NJ Lente at last
compelled tho tribunal to listen TO him. and at the
same time he gained experience and acquired a rare
dextcrity In public speaking while he rose higher and
higher IN the confidence OF tie clients who had en-
plOyed him In small business affairs. hnally passing
over the heads Of all his rivals, he became the most
eminent OF lawyers who plead In the most important
cases In tho Pars Palace II Justice IL IL remem-
beIed that before the war the received with
bursts of laughter that NJ Lente had engaged
tary, which seemed the highest height OF conceit and
ambition, and that at PRESENT he employs at least
seven or eight solicitors who only too delighted to
somewhat dangerous undertaking TO Judge people
before they dead.
A great sensation has been created by the sermons
Of Father Augustine, Of Montifoltro, a Franciscan
monk, at the Duomo, Turin. A recent letter says:
The other day. four hours before tho Father
the pulpit, all tbs chars and all tho benches were