New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

What have cynic, To- SAY To- these Icvegcut words.
v.lcn ,,,u ic found in stanley, forthcoming article
IN, 90 -culHcr~. "tonstruu,d 40 the darkest hour -
hurnbly comics, that ithont TODD help Wa helpless
I vowed vow the forest >oIti'r~ TINT womb
comics, III, AID before men silence" "r 81 DEATH was
round about me It VIA midnight, "'0 "'AA'n'd !"
illness. Frustrated by fatigue. aud Wan with ANXIETY
for my white and black companions. who's" t'" was
, ,ystcrv H. TIN, physical and mental distress !
l..ourlt cod 10 give me back nay people. Ninc hours
later we we're cHu,ing With Tapturous JOY. la fun
view II an WI, the crimson hAS with the crescent
and beneath ~ waving folds Was TIE long lost rear
column
The Illustrations for the stanley paper have been
,,od, noun some remarkable photographs. many 81
Them having been taken I'm the forest never before
ceu by white men. The article /, SAID To deal with
one Of the most exciting episodes of the expedition
The ruly number of scrbncr7 will contain an article
ON How stanley Wrote III, Book illustrated hy
drawing, and otosrHphs of the explorer and Ills
h,u.o Al Cairo The author j., Edward Maolon the
English publisher
There is in the current number Of Temple Bar
o,uc ucommony Interesting rccori, Of conversations
with the late T.. j. Trh~ny. concerning Byron
ayarico Trcawny said
In IA, yoath he -pcnt more than he ought, but III
latter wears he aNarIcou,. Byron always Iarau'u
iii gcicro,lj, shelley always gave In secret byron
confessed tand had only 900 year, Wl'''" h3
]
! settle. nut alWays turned It OH. lie confessed
maj he had saved - 800 ont of one years Income.
shelley had ~ 900 year, and gave away 1000
81 iary shelley, mental facultc, TrclnVny spoke
/ ,ine. p" Her mind was nothing particular. She was
"nt worth, Of shelley. Her father taught her good
deal and shelley tho rest.
/ speaking Of ByrOn's portraits. he said There Is
ut nuc good likeness OF Byron, and that 4, the work
/ 81 Thorwa ld,cn. statue should when possible.
,escul, the original that II !, erected To- BYRON 4,
I,ci all considered the bust by rhorNaldacn the
Lc.t I'm existence OF Byron. Tie portraits 10y Philips
and others were unlike him, both IN drawing and
cvorc,,ion. Byron himself thOught they carl
,,i,,r,. The nl.nutur" by Ilplnc, that YOU haVo
~ nine hi, sister thought very Hike; but she con
.I.r that no artist OF his time could do justice 10
/ III. oppressive face. | Was with Lady byron when
/ The statue by Thorwadacn was nnpackcd. Lady
ir,ntuo,ty got tho better Oi her for once. she
,i,im,.: How like my dear Byron! only not half
/ beautiful enough for him Miss Leigh could mud
w., one fault In IL. the lobe Of the did not lie
cinsc enough to the check, which ono Of Iyron's
! facial pcculiaI1tleo'
uvrons personal appearance, and asked him whether
thc description petite wac correct. Certainly not.
! Io had A large chest. and a good sized man
- ,rrclnNuy had poor opinion of Byruns proficiency
T., ,hc noble art OF self dcftnoc. III, BOXING WAS
niI nnmbue lie liked To talk about 1t, but 1t was
It" reminded him that he took lesson, from Gentle
MAJ. ia. y"S. / know: but he could not stand tell We
III, often and have always been afraid Of killing him.
a." has shown me some of the mark, have left ON
his arm after encounter. lie hid STAMINA
il was all energy. u were 10 say to nm, y
| ,mmn M 80 (hcrc Trclawny Jumped up and took
trn strides and would then sit down--hls lancuesS
| making itself felt-and say Will look at your
| horse when | 20 OUT Ills walking was a lad per