New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
PERSONAL.
in It's affairs

rx,ss,stant Postmaster General Clarson expects to
sail for Europe on Aprl ID
" H. English Of indianapolis, does not believe that
,rere mn, dozen monalres in Indiana. aud doubts II
a single Hooser owns property valuei AT over @-"oo
600 fcllowtownsman %t Mr: hnS Sn stndnhaHcr
~ sonth Drud Ind and W. Il. McKcen. Of Iere iiaute
a. all better oil than lh''
President Bartlett of Dartmouth has so far re'oV'
cred from the effects of fall that lie mas re'uncu HIS
college duties
T,v, sons Of cx senator Fair-Jamcs and Charles
have been so hypnotizcd BY san Francisco physician
II one may believe elaborate story In inc f'A
,ircr g az IN have lost their taste for spirituou'
I1nors in which they had been accustomed to indulge
freely.
4 scloohousc in which susan H. Anthony taught Tor
three wears up in Canaioharfc. in Central Ncw-lorR
has been advertised Tor sale aV "''"V'' ~ ""' "
In lo49
pon. plon's death recalls his invitation OF Rachel
the actress to a supper at which one of her fellow
guests was Khalil Bcy. She was deeply aifronted at
the openly expressed dStaStc of the Oriental for her
personal appearance. Rachel. as used to be said OF
sarah Bcrnhardt in the early days OF her career pos
,esSod "much grace but no grease; and the angular
elbows and bony chest Of the Queen OF the Partisan
stage not all to the boys taste " What do You
of tIo evening " Dear Prince, In my country
drown such women as that" was the reply kachei
overheard him aud naturally she never f0rsave mm
Mr. Archibald Lapham Brown, to whom Miss Grace
Fuller Is 10 be married Monday, Is associated with
his father in the insurance business in Chicago lie is
an only son and his parents wish him to bring hs bride
to their home. His friend Mr.. Albert W. Barnum
OF Chicago is to be best at the wedding. Lieu
tenant Ager Mr. Colin Manning, Mr. Mario Mendonca
and Mr. Charles Leonard Fraey will be ushcrs. The
bride will have but one attendant her sister Jane Dr.
Douglass is TO perform the ceremony. The bridal
journey is 10 Europe, and will last about six weeks Civ
Ing the young couple a chance to London Paris and
Munich where Miss Fuller has already spent six months
Of student life.
Ex-senator spooners fancy for high.priced dogs is
well known his friends in Washington. and the dis
appearance Of of these expensive animals Just in
the midst OF the vote the Elections BILL Of which the
Wisconsin gentleman in charge, proved great
distraction TO him, well Of grief to his
Eventually, however, after an outlay OF from SO 70
$40, the missing member of the Spooner household
recovered. All of which gives point TO the following
story which Washington correspondent sends The
Milwaukee sentinel: A group of Wisconsin were
discussing the possibility OF his going into the Cabinet
man Van Schaick. John would make "a good secre-
tary Of the Treasury said Mills. THAT he
would echoed four i've voices in concert.
Van Schaick shook his head OmiITOlsy. 81 don't
know about that said he, e" very much doubt ii.
There IS one strong objection to John SpOOncr aS
secretary OF the Treasury and that alone Will beat him.
whats that7' demanded everybody In surprise.
"We,r said Van Schock, In his drawl. with half shut
eyes, he'd spend the SURPLUS Oh Dogs"