New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
PERSONAL.

some recently published stories about senator VOL
colt of Colorado, reminds The chicago News
Record Of TIT, ono. which was current few years
,r,. one Of his friends in LcldyiIle took Mr..
Woeott 10 dfvc day. and the Nena or that "as'o
| IT, ycn;Ircd To hint that the horses We're u tribe
| fI.ky lie was badgetcd g'd DEAL Immediately
nl.nt his suppo,~l imidity. At length lhe vehicle
h.,,n IA d,..ccnd one Of those steep. almost pre-.
| rp,tous incllncs in witch Colorado roads abound
. Wlu Won let me drive awhiciT asked Mr.. Wolcou.
. Certainly answered the other. su-pccting no evil.
But no sooner had Mr.. wocou got The rtns han
| no turned 10 hiS companion and aid; ION nave
| been ,haminS for my timdty. Nv turn ins
| come now Wen see who squeals hrst!' with
s~ys The New, Rcco," ana began plying the whip
nliou.ly The tigh cncd horses dashed down the
| MI swinging the buggy around curves and against
| boulder, In such way aS 20 threaten IT'S demolition
M wG cSp H " H g G' SH Sns sg@ w D oSsr
| turned. the horses broke away and "oicott and MS
nrm a spraIncd ankle aud dozen body cuts and
| bruises between 'em. We'll, how do Non Ike II 2
in" rmbIy from the debris. The other answered
fcebly Gut proudly 1 haven't Squealcd yet''
Connt Kouousow Tolsoy. nephew OF Count
Leo Tosoi-although he spells his differently
wa, IN Washington last week. He IS handsome fell
| low about thirty years old, and speaks English
| auently, having lived in England four years. THE
Washington Post" says: He Is an officer In the
| Russian Navy, and as such he has visited American
waters but n0w on an extended leave of absence. he
| is making IA lcisurey tour OF the world In company
with his yonng Wife. They landed In New York
| only last week, aud mt TO Washington
Iclng disappointed In not finding the Russian Minister
nj home they will return to New York and thence
| proceed 10 Inspect tho country from coast
tour OF South America Is then planned. after which
they Will return to attend the Worlds Fair. Thence
their itinerary continues through Australia and Asia
and across the latter continent TO Russia. Quite an
extended bridal tour. II such IL be. The count Is an
| Count Leo, bit confes.es that he does not like
| the 'Kreutzer sonata
George Walter Vincent smith. Of Springfield, Mass,
who has collecting paintings for thirty years and
is much travelled in art, promises TO pre-
Mr. smith is described as a modest and unassuming
man. In spite OF his public spirit lie is said to have
nm extensive personal acquaintance with Italian
| gifts. lie has for years been an active factor In
the cultivation OF the artistic sentiment OF TINS ety.,
says The springfield Unlon," I'm when he lakes
considerable pride lie is thoroughly familiar with
tries and he Is member. among Others, OF the Union
League Club of Newlork. in which city he was BORN
General Borius. recently appointed to the important
dent Cnrno and general secretary Of the Presidency
OF the French Republic. born at Rochefort. and Is
now fifty seven years old. Like NJ. Canot himself.
General Boris pupil OF the famous Polytechnic
school at Paris. and he began his career oficcr
in the Engineering Corps. lie served In that capacity
during the Of is70l7l and cooperated afterward
cities the frontiers. lie has been commandment and
director of tho Polytechnic School for the last three
years and has been officer In the Legion Of Honor
since 1875. General Boriuss appointment 1t the