Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

4fr1ld of tie wiads and the waves that
% &csuaiiy locked himself ID IA LA
AHA and refused " &c seen.
Bs tkatAsl nav. Or. Talm4ge Is back
a BROOKLYN a. ful OF vim aud dash "a
syer, and Is pashing forward With ais
aaEscterlstie energy the plans for lis
lev church and sabbath school TIE
sew TsbsrRacis Is 10 be great struet-
IRE IN mere ways Than enc and besides
.5ubining al that is good in church
Eehiteeturs. Or Ialnsge has planRe4
~ hSvs tae largest aad most commod-
ous sunday school room ln the world
4e intends 70 have Ace0mmOd&u uons for
I touF thousand children and teachers.
nd every facility Tor he study " tie
iible.
II may interest the reader = know
ast Dr. Talmagc's Life ot Christ" Is
ready began, snd the puolishs- hopes
- make half million dollar cut of
: sale himself, besides adding 81 least
| 3 quarter million dollars moIe 10 DR..
| lalmages bank account j, may not
% smiss in this connection 10 say what
| will prObahly surprise great many
-eaaers, that 1almage is . millionaire.
| and although he gives freely 70 the
| POOR. and spends great deal on him
,elf and family. his enormous incoms
rom his salary as pastor of the Taber-
| aacle. fron lectures, marriage fees,
sermons and other literary work. is
| luite, II not over. $780, 900 year. Mrs.
ralmsge is the fnsnc;er OF the family.
| Il is she who makes all the Doctors
J Engagements and does his banking
business. She is charming little
woman, who devotes all her time 10 her
-usband and her family.
NEw PoRrRIr OF JAY GOULD.
BENJAMIN Constant. the great French
| painter, who has just arrived in Paris
! rom America. has made public
secret that was intended To be lealopsly
| guaroed. Only very few people IN
| New York knew that he was engaged
IN full-length portrait OF Jay Gould.
| This be finished before leaving and
was so salts led with his work that he
begged the little wizard OF Wall street
TO permit him TO take IL 70 Paris with
| aim and exhibit it in the salon Mr..
| could, who whatever other faults be
may possess, is certainly modest, re.
| fused TO com ply with the request and
the picture is now in his possession IN
| his house on Fifth avenue. His son
George, however. promised that his
father would permit the artist TO ex-
| nibit his work year later Only the
most intimate friends OF the great
insncier have had an opportunity TO
| ha yir ~ IN t-nnld
says il is lile-like in every respect
SONS or THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
The National Society OF the Sons OF
the American Revolution is On organiza-
tion almost unknown to the average
newspaper reader Nevertheless, such
society exists and has branches In
every State in the Union. Colonel
William Seward Webb, son OF the old
time New York journalist OF that name,
who married the youngest daughter of
Mr.. w. II. Vanderbilt. is the presiden,
OF the organization. He IS to take bis
family abroad early in March for long
stay, and intends before going to give
great dinner to the presidents, vice
presidents, and other leading members
of the State societies, to the mum Der.
perhaps, of five hundred. Colonel
Webbs ample fortune will permit him
TO give a gorgeous banquet and the re-
sponses so far received from the invita-
tions indicate that the attendance will
be largo.
RUsH. OF TRAVEL ACROSS THE SEA.
Unless all signs fail, the coming
season is going to witness a larger exo-
dus of Americans to Europe than ever
before. II was thought last summer
that the high-water mark had been
reached, for the Paris Exposition at
tracted great many people across the
water But from conversations with
steamship agents, it seems probable
that even last summers s record will be
exceeded. The social season, lust
closed, as.given good many people
an excuse for leaving New York.
Among those who have already sailed
away are Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Wander
bilt. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Sloane,
their sister and brother-in-law, on the
Yacht "Alva." Their children 20 with
them and their family physician. be-
sides a French chef and full compile
ment OF sailormen. They 60 TO Ber-
muda, thence TO Madeira, and later
will cruise in the Mediterranean. They
will arrive in London in time for the
opening of the season there. and will be
ioined by Cornelius Vanderbilt and his
family, who have already engaged Her
bert House for their use. Mrs William
Astor, the real leader OF New York
society, with her husband and son leave
for Europe in n few days. The Brad
ley-Martins and scores Of other people
with large bank accounts. but not SO
we'll known 10 the public, will follow.
The steamship agents report that state
rooms are already being engaged.
While Americans are going 10 Europe
% enjoy themselves. il is noticeable
that number OF famous English
men and women havs already an
nounced their intention OF visiting
America. The Conte de Paris. who. IL
will be remembered. was on McClel-
lands staf. has already started. Step
MAX. the Russian novelist is expected
in MAY. The Duke and Duchess Of
Connaught hope 70 make a flying trip
across our contipsns; and Annie BE
SAINT, the famous Englishwoman Radi-
al. il TO visit "a for the purpose %
stud7ing ths progress made bv wonsen
in Uncle sam s domain. Emily Faith-
fal. Rider HssEsEa and Henry 81.
Stanley are also san01nced 20 visit tbs
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