New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
ri RSONfL.

Mr. Jnn.ns : MORGAN. Of London. gives 100000
and Mr. j. Pcrpont MORAN. Of this ctv. $4,000 FOR a
ire, public library and art stcry al Hartford Nohi'
M Andrew Lang i, pictured tall. spare and
darh. with fine forehead. dmk eyes. "'d ihl''N
aV ~. hair i. thch aad g. str ahrd with Whi''.
n, Is very ncrvou.. and doe, not lo'h robust lie
ha the oxford dr,lwI and an irritating laugh. H.
said recently: Ride. iIassard and have hrcn t'l,
ing about Going 10 America ON JOINT lt'tniHs tour
At one time We had 1t al made up lNt VA, To-
lertur.. upou t, subject OF Book innii-. ana ihi
n,,..irl was to follow with lecture upon Lat
iluuunr'
Count Julius Srapary. the new Prime Minister Of
l,un.lry /, iiy ght year, of age lie belongs 10 an
old lanl, o noble, who rendered great services during
h. Struggle with th, Turks, and who have Away, held
high office. in the Church. the Army and the civil Nd
mlnl,fr,ti,n. Count >zapay joined the Dcak party
t IN. time of the first compromise between Hungary
and \u-tria and was Il member Of the Grand Com
mission of i-G7 10y which the details Of the settle
mcut were worked ont. lie Wa, shortly afterWasi
appontcd Under secretary IN the Ministry Of Public
WORKS, and from l~.3 to l055 va, Minister Of hc In
tcrnr I'm the ~IaNN Administration. lie wa, Minister
of Finance from l,'1 10 lo0', ana 1t va, duF.n, h'
tenure oihcc that tine first hungarian CONVERSION
wa, carried out. but the methods employed were 80
costly ana the scheme badly cNr'uted that 'ohni
,sapary remain, ON record a, the very worst Finance
Minister ever known IN either llnn"try or AUSTRIA.
lie IT, however. au honest, hard working aud well
meaning man. with hmited visi9n and eNoc,d'ns.y u
i, ~ pcctcd To- be both brief and insiorlous.
If l. recalled to mind that Miss Susan Hale once
PLAYED The seven Agr,' at an entertainment given
for charity She reversed the order Of Tn, scenes,
appcarine first "a. an old woman and last a. babe
I'm the arms of her brother, the Rev. DR.. T. T. Hale
Herr Won Alvrnscbcn. who has just declined To
succeed Count Herbert bismarck German Hccre
tary of state for Foreign Affair, i, we'll and favor
ably known I'm this country. About fifteen year, ago
he wa, secretary of the German Legation In Washing
ton. In l--i however he came to the United states
as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plcnlpotcnary
In both positions he made hosts of friends IN fact.
he became a universal f;vorc in the Official as well
as the social circles of the Capital. This was due
not only 10 hi, superior ability as man Of anar''
hut also to his genial manner and courteous bearing
toward everybody with whom he was brought INTO
contact. II Wa, he who proved Formidable an
antagonist Ia cN secretary Bavard IN the dlh' ute'
arising over the samoan question. I"tr on ne ,l'
showed himself equally cl'Vcr dplnihati>t III llc
matter of the tonnage dues levied In The opinion oi
number OF European Governments. contrary I" iho
nr,yi-ion- of treaty stipulAtion> bN the Admin ira
lion of Mr.. Cleveland. Ihrou- III thr,c negotiations
Herr Won Avcuslchcn proved himself the superior "l
those with whom he called upon 10 deal Mci
the three years spent In Washington. he was trans
erred to Brussels. lie was succeeded III Washington