Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-31
wELL-kNowN PERSONS.

Queen Victoria and the Empress Fred.
erick Of Germany are sojourning at Biar.
ritz, in France
There is a strong hopef for the recovery
of Robert Garrett, Hehas written many
letters Of late which have been models of
terse sense and conference
we shall have no more petticoat med
! ding in politics now, was, according TO
rumor, the exclamation of the exultant
Count Herbert ON the death Of Emperor
Frederick.
Prof j. p. Mahaffy, ofsTrinity College,
Dablin, wellknown suthor, is to be the
guest Of the Chautauqua Assembly next
summer, and viii give atpopular address
on the Irish question while here.
William X. Yanderbilt,and family will
leave New York tomorrow for Baltimore
There they will go on board Mr.. Wander
bits magnificent steam yacht Alva.
which has been fitted up for long voy.
age
On his death bed recently O'Counor
who swore before the Parnel Commits
sion that Timothy Harrington instructed
him to visit tenants houses at night and
intimidate them. admitted that the evil
dence was absolutely false
An unsigned article. INSPIRED it is
thought, by high authority. has been
published in the Contemporary Review.
ON The Bismarckian Dynasty, and is a
bitter attack on Prince Bismarck his
son Herbert and the Emperor William.
Miss Bayard and her sisters received at
their residence in Washington on ,yester-
day from o'clock on and had hun
dreds of callers. They had assisting
them their guest Miss Moorehead of
Philadelphia, Miss Dahlgren, Miss Kill
bourn Of New York, Miss Squire. Miss
Bancroft, Miss Carter and Miss Carroll.
The four heirs of the late Paul Tulane.
of Princeton, n j., have erected. at a
cost Of nearly 5000, magnificent gran.
lite life size statue Of the philanthropist.
The inscriptions read Paul Tulane.
lsOl-lSS7" Founder Of Tulane Uni
versity, New Orleans. Voted for his
public spirit and enterprise: beloved for
charity and philanthropy"
Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Allison both left
their homes in Washington about
o'clock, and it is supposed they met upon
neutral ground, beyond the eyes Of
curious observers. to discuss the news
brought by Senator Allison from Indian
apolis Their trysting place could not be
ascertained, and Mr.. Blaine did not re
turn to his hotel until after 12 clock.
kossuth's old ruling passion is still
strong within him. He sent letter TO
be read at banquet in Vienna the other
day, AID the guests stood while its ring
ing sentences were being read The old
patriot declared that Hungary must have
a national army, with Hungarian colors.
hungarian commanders and that the man
was no Hungarian and ought to be alb
horred who would surrender those rights.
Jay Gould has every appearance Of a
sick man when he presented himself in
the Office Of the surrogate, before Probate
Clerk Tierney in New York, YESTERDAY.
to participate in the proceedings of the
probate of the win OF his wife. HELEN
Day Gould The millionaire looked pale
and haggard- Although naturally thin.
he looked more so than usual, and his
eyes were sunken and dull He was
dressed in black, and wore black silk
scarf around his neck. His silk hat was
encircled with mourning band, and he
carried handkerchief with deep border
of black