New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
PERSONAL.

DR.. Calling the inventor OF the Galng gun. IS SAID
n he at work on artificial ice machine which, ne
believes Will mak9ic NJ one tenth the present COS.
II !, to be hoped Sha he vii! soon perfect 1t, and
c,nancpatc the public from tne present o"'''so'" ~
tOrtionS 4 the ice companies
Mime. Gavarni. widow Of the famous carIcaturist IS
dead.
pro.o.sor IIrl Of Harvard sails for Europe to NOR
row.
President capen. Of Tufts College +, slowly recover
ing from a serious Illness.
Mr. Stanley relates that day while conversins
with friendly tribe. during his recent travels one of
tho chiefs present inquired how many wives he
nossessed Upon Mr.. stanley innocently rpNns
;ho, he had none all those present stood up Ike ore
mon and unanimously exclaimed What spiennd
a., ~ Ghcy Intensely admired the apparent calpl
m with which he had. they thought tried 10 pass
N on them a wondrous travellers tale
Tho Hon. Grover Cleveland will soon go to WIS
con,in as the guest Of the Hon. W. F. Villas
II I, curious to observe, says The Pail Mai
Gazette that although amongst outsiders
o,,,-hiouv see the best Of the game-Mr. Herkomers
election TO the vacant R.A.'ship was regarded as
certainty. within the charmed circle Of Academies
another issue was expected. II figure painter ;
turn and a glance at the calendar showed that those
in that section " no had waited longest were: % Mr.
Eyre Grove. Associate in 1876; " Mr. o. A. storey
1879: ~ Mr Phil Morris. 1876; 80 Mr. CrotS, 1873
Mr. IrpughfON, l0'b, kol lEplN0N"s il'ihN''tN''
1870. ~ Mr.. Dickscc. 1851 and (- Mr. Cow. 1881.
II was considered that Of these Messrs. Broughton
II.rkomcr COW and DchScc werc In the running, and
some even were found To hope that the vacant hohor
sbould f,ll 10 the non exhibitor MI Burhe-Johes
And so the scratches" proved. by the next process
Mr. BroGghton fell out ana the names WhlSh sol OH
the blackboard Wcro those OF Professor licrhOncr
Mr. CoW. Mr. pichsec. and Mr. Burnc cJoncs inc
votes now cast for these were follows: ierhoEe'
- Cow II; DicI'cc. ., and Burne Jones, :. Inc
two h,voutes were then pittcd against each other
when the hnal polling brought forth thc hEui'S,
,nnquishcd 10 the victor. Ana all the week the
Professor IN oxford delivering two lectures dalN
The Washington correspondent OF Tho Philadelphia
Telegraph says: Justice Lamar may have many years
Of life before him. but his friends made uneasy bV
his broken appearance, and people who meet NM
on the stct shake their heads when he has pissed ana
predict that Mr.. Harrison will have the appointing OF
his successor H. IS man of naturally sedrntary
habits and the further confinement attendant upon mo
hard work required Of him the Bench appears 70 havo
told ON nj, health sadly. lie has been Obliged 10
break away from the secuSOn OF his study and again
take to horseback exercise long walks IN the hope OF
nndlng new vigor in the country air | often see
him of late on a sleepy bay horse wandering about the
suburban roads, the rens hanging loosely on the
horses neck and the animal going at will up one
bride path and down another, "a n choosing a owl.
attitude with the pallor of death on his and an
absent mr-oh look ~ ms eye Within the year no
carcworn expression Is habitually on his pale face.
When ne walks he carries book In his hand, pnlc-
times reading and sometimes holding the book H.tl "A
finger between the pages, while he moves slowly along
with his head down. The first time ! met him after
not having seen him for two months did not recognize
him until my attention WAS called to him the second
lime by my companion who startled by the great
change that had taken place in the Justice
That Prince Bismarck is man OF many parts
every one Is aware. but how many people know that
he has In his time PLAYED the part Of law court
reporter, Yet such is indeed the case for after
passing his state examination in law at the University
of Berlin. the embryo Chancellor was made official
law reporter at of the courts of that city. Eut
Bismarck the young law reporter lacked the dis
cretion and diplomacy of Bismarck the Chancellor.
lie one day engaged in wordy with certain
pig headed witness and at last threatened. the object
o. his wrath that he would have him kicked out.
The Judge however reproved the young reporter by
saving that he attended 10 the kicking out "Wel y