New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-26
PERSONAL.

Poor "Ape'i He has been fighting death hand
! to hand for long time but the end IS come And
with Carlo Pellegrini passes away one of the most
genial OF and clevcrest Of oarIcaturists, He
was born about fifty years ago at Naples Of noble
some say roysl-bood. He was a close comrade of
Garibadi in $4,000, AMI marched az tho Liberator,s
heels into Naples on that famous 9TH Of September
Then be wens 70 London, and soon became Gale
! bfated for his work "vanity FAIR Fidelity TO
nature and scrupulous avoidance Of all coarseness
ara brutality distinguished his cartoons. lie studied
his subjects in of-hand way and afterward drew
c enena nom memory With almost Photographic ae-
cause, he said, II was his work to SspSS people.
IN person he was short, thickset, heavily bearded
foot organ Pipe Although he lived IN England sn mero
twenty years he never tered the English
was one OF the most interesting OF takers and he
everywhere esteemed for his personal as we'll as
ior MS artistic worth.
Mr.. Thomas B. Wanazlaker the eldest som =, NJ,
Soon Wanamaker. and recent graduate of Princeton
college, has contributed prize fund OF 81 900 10 ha,
college, the yearly interest of which IS TO be given :,
the member of tho junior class exceling IN specified
apartments Of Early English Mr.. wanamaker has
an interest in BIS fathers great business and Is tina
consular representative Of San Domingo at the port on
John Welsh at tme Minister to the Court s Of y.
James and later president Of the Centennial ro Ss
mission. i"'
"A course Of lectures on German politics uteyat,s
and art is to be given during February at Harvars
Among the lecturers win be Mr.. Henry Willard OF
this city. "
Dr. McCosh Is b deliver q series Of five Lectures
on The Tests OF Truth before the students OF pea
ware College, Ohio. some time I'm March.
Lord Ashburnham. now a prominent figure In Fng
fish politics. is interesting figure politically and
socially. He Is as consistent an advocate of Home
Rule as Mr.. ParneL He is described as a witty md
charming conversatonalist with fluent knowledre
OF French, German. italian and Spanish and besides
10 s well versed in American literature His figure
Is slight, hts voice very agreeable with IT'S ultra
English accent sofened by the influences Of Other
languages with which he is acquainted.
. Sir Evelyn Wood. hero of many an important an.
gagement In the orimea and Ashantee. has been pro
noted to the rank Of Lieutenant General and to tina
command at Aldershot. His departure |
nom Colchester where be was stationed I'm command
Df the Eastern Military District, the occasion of
grand leayetakng In which all the prominent folk of
Essex Joined, 10 express their high estimation OF Sir
Evelyn and Lady Wood.
Mr. Naoroii Lord sallsburys celebrated black /
man, has received upward Of four thousand messages
n the form OF letters kilograms and cable dispatches
Expressive OF condemnation OF the use Of the phrase
lha OF sympathy for tho object OF II. The United
eses was we'll represented In this sympathetic batch
Governor Leslie. OF Montana, has appointed Russell,
b Harrison Of Helena. as commissioner to represent