New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
PERSONAL.

Tho venerable Deacon George W. Chapman. OF
Boston. will hold reception at fremont Temple 10
morrow afternoon To commemorate the hftetn year
81 M. unirokcn connection with the Union Temple
sunday school
And now there is keen competition for the dis
,nction Of having first called william D. Kelley PIC
from Kelley
Mr. Aldrch says Ia grippe makes one feel as though
he were wearing msht skull that Is too tight across
the forehead and that piuches behind inc ears
Mr., Rose Terry Cooke is recovering from a severe
attack Of bronchitis.
TX Representative Gallnger, Of Ncw-IIampshrc'
will he this year, Memorial orator at Portsmouth,
y. IT.
There has been placed in the Manchester Mass,
Public Library a copy of the bible published in 1892
II i, the rift Of Miss Ella Lee. daughter of the lac
Charles Lee. 10 the Manchester Historical society
Th, rare and valuable publication Is known as lhe
bishops Bible, and was first printed III fo"o'
The death Of Senator Trdcl at Montreal last week.
after a long and painful Illness, removes from the
scene striking figure I'm the political life of Quebec
As the recognized leader Of the Clramontane faction,
which now holds the balance of power IN Quebec
politics, and a. editor Of "LEtcndart,' the Ultra
montana organ. he has long been a prominent figure
i'm that province. lie was the controlling force IN
the Rouge Ultrmontane coalition which went to
form the socalcd Nationalist party with Mr. MERCER
Al IFS head senator Trudc was in reality the power
behind the throne and it is hard to surnise what far
reaching consequences MI, removal may have on the
position Of parties IN Quebec. only few weeks ago
a prominent dissenting Liberal said Il believe the
death of senator Trudcl would change the whoic
poltical situation in Quebec senator Irudel Is
dead, and it remains to be seen how Jar tne aDoN9
rcmark will hc verified. The senator's death VIII
without doubt be- an almost irIcparal l. loss To Premier
Mcrcer, in point Of ability ana innufnSe nc s,oOu
head and shoulders over any OF MS ltramoh ,d
associates and he recognized as the one man
who could keep this small but allpowerful faction III
hand.
At present English is practically an unknown
tongue AT the Vatican. The Pope can neither speak
a. nor read it, Cardinal Hampolla the secretary OF
state is in the same plight. So l. MonsiSnor Mo
,enni. tho under-secrctary. Cardinal simeoni chief
ai the Propaganda who has charge OF al the English
spending countries, canuOt speaA a WORD OF orr
ltnriurc NonsignOr lacobin Is learning II. OF
tbr Italian Cardinals only one, Cardinal Mazcla. can
talk English and he, II IS worth noting Is a jesuit
The general OF inc "V9"'''' i"'O' -'"''''NNS' "l'o
speaks English.
Athourh most hospltabe and kind towards their
guests STAYING at sandrngham the Prince and Princess
~ vaes are at least as capriciOus other mortals
and n is often difficult even for the best bred people
In estimate 10 nicely the exact point at which init
macy NAV become distasteul. Conduct which in
,hc evening may be deemed very charming and anus.
Ing may be- resented preSumptuOus next morning.
and between the fear Of being too familiar, and the
dread OF being regarded dun, visitor at san 9
dringhaml-and especially who is on trial
rs il wcrc-is between the devil and the deep sea
1t must be added. however that though insolencc
would be sharply checked at once, and the offender
dismissed abruptly Beau Brummcl was by
George ~, the ordinary person who becomes dstastc-
full through Want Of adapablty dulneSs or his hosts
caprice Is never allowed to that he has become a
bore by any change in the demeanor OF his host or
hostess toward him. His stay Is brought to speedy