New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
PERSONAL.

r.ot,esor phill of The Berlin University has re-
lived year, leave OF absence for the purpose Of as
i his father n-luv Professor Koch, In the prepare
roi 81 niS works for pIbllcatioh
Commander SchIcy. according 10 story now being
related In the Washington cubroom>. received among
his boyhood Christina presents handsome bibic ron
q ricA aunt Aftcr a moments reflection. they say
.,rI,med I'm up TO that dodge and began exam
irr the volume eagerly leaf by leaf until he reached
,,c sermon ON the Mount. where he found $40 hill
mined to the page. II seems tha: ~chry han fcad
t,ti IL linn eSmjInr gilt When he came home for va
r,ton, hi, mother examined the Bible and found tho
- Lin which she had placed between is leavcN
rims did She know that her boy had not read tho
Holy Book
During her recent visit to Paris the Empress Fred
crqck made II number OF sketches, which are 10 be
coined and printed for benevolent purpose. one OF
the sictchcs represents n number OF trcnchmen en-
.nr,d In the examination of Her Majesty's carriage
Willie the Empress herself watches them from the WIN
dow of the Embassy.
lie Iapon." Journal printed In French In Yoke
h,mn. reported on January ID that captain Johann
Orh the mi sling Archdukc Of Austria, mad been i0nhG
According to the report his vessel the santa Marshef
it, had been seen and signalled in the Pa'Ihc ocean
Although thc vessel va, I'm a miserable condition II
still seaworthy The report of The J2paneS' paper
meet, with little cr"dencc In Vienna Whcre II - "
lIeVcd that the clever man II IOsl.
When Buffalo Bl was in Washington. shortly before
Congress- adjourned some of the senate pages capturd
him and cxor;ed about hundred autographs IRON
him. "Boys," said Mr. Cody, 81 am WILING 10 give
you one autograph apiece. Now don't ask ior more
The boys promised, and by ones ana tWoS present."
thcr books Afcr he had written his name ilte'h OF
twenty times Cody became suspicious ana nSRch no"
many pages there were Thirty, he was told though
there are but half that number. 1t was c appearance
of red headed page that gave the game away. Cody
seized him Iy the ear and asked linn II he hadn been
in before eyes," said tho scamp. twice but ilat },
uotnnu some of the boys have been an three or ioIr
tmcS" lufalo Bills auoglaph + worth - ceh,n III
Washington to 20 in book containing the signatures
Of President cabinet Supe o",, such hoo u ,o
most prominent Reprc,rhitiN'>, 1un II ooVh ~ ~
| Al -. and Euf0io BlN signature Is thrown III a. 3"
| sort Of chrome.
Prince Nicholas Of Greece. the Kings third Will
20 /, Berlin in the fall for the purpose OF S,uuNlhg
military science. He will remain IN the German
| rap.tal according 10 present plans, one year.
George Innes. the landscape painter. is in Cali
| fornia The san Francisco i}uctin" says; 1T Is
| understood that he will spend some weeks IN the
state and VIII not return until the season will admit
Of hi, seeing the wonders OF Yosemite and DINER
notable objects in the state lie will spend a part
Of his time in the studio of his friend William Keith
where lie will probably pat on canvas some of his I'M
ur,.. ,ons of California scenery. few Of the land
,capcs of Inncss have been seen in this city. some
Of which may be in private galleries. lie Is
sn the brilliant colorist and the subtle and poetic
interpreter Of Nature as his latest work affords
tr!hntc landscapes to the spring exhibition Of
the Art Association, and may possibly ld be induced
! to New-lorkI'
Baron Kruedner. the well-known Russian General.
who was defeated by Osman Pacha at Plevna. died
Gently in Russia at the age Of eighty seven years.
! Kruedner say Russian papers was commander Of the
Ninth Army Corps. Grand Duke Nicholas, com
inander.in chief Of the forces. ordered him to take
pIevna b. storm. Krucdner however paid attcn-
ton the command Of his superior as he certain
that his too weak TO cope with those of the
encmy. second time the Grand Duke gave the com
maud for Kruedncr 10 begin the attack The General
told the courier. however. TO say TO rs Imperial High
that lie would not take the responsibility of storm
Ing plcvna without o written order from the Grand
Duke. Tie Written order came and Kruedner mt once
! began the attack. As was expected lie suffered u!
| gnOmin9os defeat shortly after the battle Kreidne,
net the Gar, Alexander H. What has thou done Will
soldiers cried the Emperor. "Gve them back 4.
| me. without ntterng word IN reply Kreudncr drew
from his pocket the written order OF the Grand Duke