New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
PERSONAL

Count Kurods, the new Primo Minister Jspsu
"a member of the great satsuma clan and hs played
an important part In military affairs III Il iittls
known outside of his own country.
Ex-Governor Berry, of New-Hampshrc, VII is now
In his ninety year. organized the nrsttempsr-
ance society In that State at Hebron, sxty.two
years ago.
Two OF the most beautiful and most admire, figures
at the opening of Messrs. Halle and Cars rev art
gallery in London were MISS Mary Anderso, IN .
pain dark blue gown, and Lady Colin Campbell,
In an Arcadian costume of blue and red
DIR. Jennings who nearly won the amateur billiard
championship, In the recent match at tho Iacquet
Club, plays only with his left hand Mr. ode thu
champion, plays with either hand equally wen
The death has been recorded Of Mr.. Richard
Brinslcy Sheridan grandson Of the famous manwhose
name he bore. He was for many years member Of
the British House of Commons. His third So, and
heir, is married to daughter OF John I0tnrop Motley
King Oscar OF Sweden recently called on thePopc,
and instead of kissing his hand, Is Is tho catom,
kissed him soundly both cheeks, TO the surprse Of
the courters 1t was the greatest shock the ira
ditions Of the Vatican had received since General
Grant shook hands with Plus TX and SAD p" HOY DO
you DO, slrF
The late Sir Henry Sumner MaIno left personal
estate valued at over S230,000.
The Chicago Tines tells that Mr. Robert T. Lncdn's
law office Is in the same building with the rooms Of
the Iroquois Club. The entrance to the elevate. Is
traversed by Democrat and Republican alks. Il IL
sometimes amusing to MI. Lincoln enter tho
building One day he was going in when gentleman
hailed him with the following salutaton Al there
Lincoln That's mighty thin dodge Ysu can't
get In the saddle that way. Fst-rste feowsin there
any other time Of the year but this' Mr. Lincoln
gnawed the end Of his and then smiled Said
his office was upstairs. Later In the day Mr. Lincoln
had aston leave his ONCE and as he ddpt want
to come down the 1reescape he had to t.ke tho
mot another funny Republican brother VIII. sadi
8see here, Lincoln THIS looks mighty Suspicious.
You have been In there dining with them Democratic
Injuns. Now own up and won't give you away
Mr.. Lincoln gnawed tho end OF bis cane once more
and explained that his Office was upstairs. Tho
Republican replied: swell, II were you I'd pub
I'm a side door on Adams-st 1t doesn't look veil 70
see Republican Presidential possibility coming ont
Of doorway that has been worn sleek BY 'rovd
Of Democrats
II is said that In the House Of Commons Lord
Randolph Churchill usually sits with his legs crossed,
and the point of his toe extended outward, Q
thing, perhaps, not necessarily very remarkable In
ITSELF but which has become owing to cirune
stances for this extended toe of his is to those who
know quite a barometer Of the noble lords Pgns
mentary humor when he obng gnly lowers tho toe
to allow fellow-members TO pass to and fro, the
initiated note with glee that It Il fair weather In the
Churchill camp but when the toe Is extended sunny
like the lance of warrior dressed for the tourney
declining to lower or give way an inch, then people
In the immediate vicinity look out for storms and
they usually not disappo nted.