New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-19
PERSONAL

~. c,.a.,ora luched In Jupiter's Temple at Pom
,.u an 1,,asdav While in the historic town the
Hou,etic scholar witnessed interesting oScaSaioh'
Empress Frederick is expected 10 Berlin at the
end of this month.
According 10 writer in tho Revue des Deux
Mondes.s Tewnk Pacha, tho Khedive OF Egypt, pos
sesses many admirable qualities. His very deieots,
his want Of energy and frmness are perhaps aimos'
v,es IN hls present circumstances, and qualify him
Cor tbo subordinate position which he is compelled 10
occupr. He has but one wife and no harem, and MS
severity OF life and almost scandalires inc
pachas who not only feel the reproof mus
TO them but profess to regard the abstinence OF no
Khedye az sSE 81 not IN spendor and
gance like his father, but has an almost European
love for quiet domestic o aad ecs diversion Is to
nav private visits Hewan and other places 10 INC
eghborhood Of Cairo and after chaeng iUf ths
time over the price OF pig or sheep W astosn ho
traders by disclosing to them his rank
Queen Christina has offered the Pope an asylum IN
Madrid II he decides to leave Rome What WIN
bombs and petards Grabbing about the stres@ o ana
appear to be anything but place of refuge
NJ. Jacques. who IS opposing General Boulangcr In
the Parliamentary contest In tho Department OF the
Seine Is rich dlstller. but politically he Is compare
lively Unknown
Dr. Charcot the famous french doctor. IS opposed
10 the admission Of women ia his profession. he
spoke very decidedly the subject the other DAY
after the Jury, OF which he was one had listened 10
the thesis written and read by Mile schultze ana hao
given their verdict thereon-a most favorable one !:
II your intention, mademoiselle, was to prove tho
intellectual capacity Of woman. Of what courage she
Is capable the amount OF instruction she can acquire
when she likes, have only praise TO give you Al
low me to say. however, that we had nothing 10
learn on this score; already knew that woman
superior to man in many ways, is his equal IN many
of his intellectual manifestations. But II your In
tenton was to prove that the medical profession Is as
much feminine a masculine one. 1t is impossiolo
for me not to raise my voice against such proension
The doctor will never be anything put an excep
In art science and literature. There even women
who have carried arms, and yet the military career
Is the one least suited 70 your sex ~ MyroHy ~
able TO men, IL is never secondary part sh9 s.eps
Women men warriors These women. You know cd the
part of generals. never that OF simple soldier Now,
house sSrssens m oar and they win practice
medicine. you win soc, only In large towns-heVer ~
The country hold the, prO,snscn Ss tb5sseeo
trary TO aesthetics
The late Philip II. Muntz represented Birmingham
in the House OF Commons before Disraeh's Reform
I'm of 1865. Scholcheld and Muntz were candidates
on the Liberal Ticket against spooner and Newdigate,
Conservatives On the afternoon OF the polling day
voting then being opcn IL found that 5cholefeld
headed the poll, while Newdgaie came next. The
Liberal Committee fearful OF losing both seats II both
their candidates persisted went TO MunIE and asked
his permission FOR the unpoed voters TO be dircctea
10 plump for Scholefeld. Ills reply was concise, II
not elegant 1t was: Plump, and be d." w., a
poster was at got out with the legend, Vote
Tor Muntz. Plump, and be d--dw and tho result
WAS that the energetic Liberal headed the poll by a
considerable majority and carried his colleague Win
him.
Prince BlsmarcKs son William will enter up9n
his duties as President OF Hanover on February 10
Because OF tho Illness Of Princess Bismarck, who Is
suffering from asthma. II is probable that the pro.
posed Visit Of the Prince 10 Berlin Will Dc put on
until next week.
Governor Beaver, Chief Marshal Of the parade at
the inaugural OF President-elect Harrison, has an
nonucr,i the appointment as Chief OF stat OF
Daniel II. Hastings, AdiutantCeneral eof Pennsyi
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