New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03
PERSONAL.

yhe withdrawal Of other candidates from 'he field
IN, hy one Is believed 10 render The -ectlon OF
rudc. William Lindsay ms successor to senator Car
ISL, almost certain. lie Is about hl> three years
old Is almost stout ns the late DAVID DAVIS oil
Illinois and has served the supreme Court bench
q, kentncky lie has also been n State senator and
wo,id,s Fair Commi -slmer. -Four months ago Pre-,
dent Harrison rendered him the place OF lntcrStat"
Commerce Commissioner. an o'icr wh1h NJ d"'ucI
lie mas always been Cleveland man.
Predecessor F.. y. llorsford. of Cambridge, made no
public requests
ca, q, ph,lllp, Brook,'s face obtained by
-, s.r,ntor u,rl.t immediately after his death.
\ Boston dispatch pronounccS the work very Snc'es'
mi The resemblance 10 the original ~ soOd' Inv
broad placid face seems almost happy III us en-
ur on and NE closed eyes hint Mt naught o' pe"c'
g., .,,u,nor Tn. mouth has just the slightest droop:
LUZ N,,u ,y Ipe ur ,naract,r i retained No sign OF
visiting il yisilc II i, the LIVING Bishop on appears
W, h iooring at. over the forehead curl thr
,,rI,r MI wnv. OF hair. Beside the mask lay hr
land with MI the fingers oul,pr"o' -" mn, ~" a,,ni
Of tn" hand The VEINS anu "'"S'' '''' Wv
tense"
r,rl. rapcrs report that Yvcte Guilber who Is
m, ni present the iayoriir Of the concert nail ire
ouenrrs OF that city. Is coming to America one II
said to have n contract waiting for her signature ny
which Is to receive 2Ooooo iranGI i0r nd not
MN York IS said to be the city 50 extremely ueN'o"S
Of securing the popular fardan's services
Tho ho,.o into which Lincoln was carried when
,ssnsslnatcd and IN which ne dcu, posS''>'S SUI"
historic interest that Congress has been pe''no" 10
nurcnnse It and establish It as permanent h'ho"''.
The amount asked Tor 10 buy tins ana ""ui''on''
ucs T. $4,000 Among the signcrS oil the puuSo,'
arn thi.t Justicr Melville ". Fnlirr, "che,i Nm, w ~
Srhoncd secretary John W. Foster u. IL. WIZ" H''I
: /, Langley A. y. iuSnrf. 81. =. bhhoipu - ;,
v,itcr = COX = H. kaufman, ~ X. >po"v'u, ,,
IIov John w. Douglass. NJ. VI: Parker t.. ". noo nv
W. ID. DavidSr. - IL. f'"'"""' "
rcunis $ lamln
General saussier. Military Governor " Paris u o"e
~ tho three French officers whO being taken caPuNe
hv the Germans in 1901. refused parole ana
cscaped from the encmy's country. one OF inc iaS'
official octs of NJ. Freycnet, before Withdrawing ITO"
the French Cabinet 10 sign m order cxeuip'ihs
him from the regulation that retirrs nih,ary o,v
at spccIhed age General Sanssirr mas ,cu.hri
the prescribed limit. IL seems 10 DC unuelsnou
that in case ~ European war 10 wo"iu pc '"s
comma nder.In chief of the French forces
4 few wear, ago while Mr.. Lamar was visiting Q
friend in Washington at whose house ne was on
familiar terms. his hosts daughter. then mere
child was observed 10 bc scrutnizDg him earnestly
Al this time lie wore his hair very long and fiat
against his head At length he said Ny dear. sou
look n II Won wanted 20 ask nc something What
IL T." If Won please Mr.. Lamar" She answered
why do you your hair TINT way nj the sides ~
Lamar drew hs most serious expression. and In
replied Pecause. my dear. I-oncs-hnd- a-hgh'
With a an-nnd- cutoff Iny-caisl' FOR a
long time afterwards" snys Kate Fields Washing
tom In relating the incident, - the itlc girl VII,
struck with n chin 81 horror every time she looked
ut him. until one day In the midst OF gesture, h,