New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

miclan. N. Thuroau Dtngin. He was welcomed
In u clever speech by ~ Jules Clarftie. who 10
celebrated not only ~ 4 popular novelist out also
- th. director o. the come lie Francaise. Among
those present were the Duc dAurnale Who
lro<.i very broken AMI aged ard who was ac'
compln!cI usual. by the c"n,"sse de Clin-
champs: thu Russian Amha .sador. The Vicom-
,.sse 4. Vogue. whose hushan Is election 10 the
Chamber ~ Deputies l. contested: the Comte
Joscrh Pr!nioli. who has recently been plotting
his uustrious aIs;. "x-Emrrcss Eugene about
tha city and cs',r,ing her In her shopping exc
pci,lrns: VI Siuli"r the new Minister "f Public
instruction, VIII. II the pal"rs here are to %
he,i.y.i ono. vAI.. Minister ~ r. reign Affairs,
cha'l,rr"i .he Russian .>rbc ssal1r - heht Q
,l,cl; anl Madame Iu.Dz w.fa ~ the cx-iirector
and el,ror-iu-rhlef "f the 'i"vuc des Deux
Monies" who has now been succeeded as chief
editor b. " dr IA Brunn"."rr. Tie new Acaie:
mic!an oW.s his selection t. IA" SO-caiI.d uucst
part 4 the AcI!cniy, wiki wh IN h. Is gt.at
fav"rt'" ~ - ''.'' d.as not
hpW,Ntr. extend beyond = NilIiri rrce. OF
rather co;-fl-. II j. v,:y c's In HIS manner.
IN which n. l.. glil,s NV II nl 'r" an American
inan n f'r.'.-nfntn pn III" same day. MISS
p,ro'f.l T. liai ~. %: san francisco. VINO 10
,;;a.a {, tlt Paris t"s"rFtt":y, r.'''t"i ne.
,l..,r,,. ,f ".,,ieur - sciences uath"mai!Iues.
A d.-,,a.,i,u never h"ipr" "n,anei by any r'enl-
l.r o.: h.r s.x Tt" c"uf"rrlns ~ IN" degree
H. K +, ,cc IN the small nall ot the Sorbonne:
AMI After TN. ' umg graduate. who IL iin ana
Kim. .: saturn shr subjected :" an inter:
r,gttoay On -" princiFie- 81 lyniir;;S, anc
,hrr"up,n invested Win the degree ot doctor
hy IN ip.an # ~" Fi'u.iy
As usual AT this time - Tho year elaborate
,r.parations are t'.ing made fpr the rlections
In tn. principal clubs - the capital These IN
,arahly take place in The month Of January.
rh.. Crr,l.. Il. Ia Eii~ Eoyal" Will lead on on
January l. ,hc C~rci" Asricole IN January =
and the Jockey club "n January Ihete arg
about tw~r,y carli!ates for aimissi' I" the
LATTER almost al - whom are sons n ine'npers'
h.r,, their 'ir,ti'l may l". regarded ,tS fe'a-
lively certain. twith-tandipg this. they arc
,,ll.l with al ir-h"nsinns lest they sh"uld %
hla .llallr... II tn" Jpcn"y one black bail SUI.
ii."s :, lanu six whit" ones. ana the same 10
ihc ..s' AZ thc Agric'l' ana ~ ~" itie hny".v.
whil, n ~" Trion one black BAN annn's no
l.ss than twelve whites. 10 he blackbaiied
l...r.. j. not regarded a. - Injurious I" a man
~ -,is, ~ Other capitals "t th' "li anu q.
IN new world. ari th"r" l.. for instance me
great prySonag" the bearer ~ on" - the grand
r-t nam,s in France. aaI who hal evcryihins
IN his favor Yet who VAS barkhallei hi's'.
tim,s before h. got int the Jockey Gun ~ ms
sixteenth atirInp, Very often man II black.
hall,l merely h'caus" ,h'r" Is some r"rs"naI
feeling against the pIoposcr or ms s"c"ni'r' UT
perhaps l".cti~r the candidate ms thr tep"'@.
tnn u hc!ng "A srcat fiV"ri" III society The LEAST
thing slf'ic.s e. bring about In" casting ~ a
black hill. ami under the circumstances
failure tn r.t In cannot be- regarded as imply.
ing In any WAY that the cardi'!ai" ~ de''iens
IN personal honor or social status. IL ih',s.y
hnplics that b" possesses certain indivinua,!
Il character; the mon wh" nnd l"ast 'i,'n.ny 49,
IN getting elected being those concerning who"
'i~, IL known. L..
Toe impending retirement - M 'nsi'ur %
p,-. ,h. n,.n. borne. hy p,iblrr. In" chief exc.
.,ifiluri 90; France. has givcn ~" u \ is'ussou
a., 4, what becomes "f "x"cutlnn'is wneh 'hey
allnl.n their sinister o;,i'c. from I'M. IL ap
y ~; th'i ny = n.ry Any, ,mt ,r IN ,"tr hso,n;s con-.
tr!,li.,inn in ~, which they follower uuti"s
th.ir clrll,r yeas. Thus R"mI. me 'X'ru''"nss s,
- I;"urn. Ir'r village P's''h'n .,r"' u,,oW
hnnI A. 4 fisherman r"tr ArcC'h'n' '''inhe'"e':
th. cN,cuiioncr ~ ti"n. * 4 market Iifh'her ~
Manl''ill". whlr iu"t 'h'uT 'n' . N'' u.''.' - ~
T,u',iI-c. * Row ,ugag"i In rii''i'" ~ 4 "'"
us' |, ihlrr him+rlf, wh' receives s''rs -
81 sno a ,,ar aui s. hN extra whom 'ng'sru
80, nfi,fl ,nty il pa~s'nrI,rlN f'nt ~ garhrhi"k'
.rJ r,~ ,nu,iiuc,.i tbs, II thr Anarchists spare
him ,ri ran {, l.li. ta"r threat ~ bringing ~:
DAVIS {, an uulimrly 'nl hi dynamite. ne VIII
rursuit- l. may BE-. al tel that f"rT.rly earn
I.n,r,incnt hri ~ own "N"cuti"ncr i'n' win
th,. progress nf civilization ani ~ him"nHins
nru"n,.,., the cN-,utiruer IL gradually becoming
AN .x,lnct sprclcs Th'r" is only On" ior ~
l'.tuc, nov w..h a stan e.! four assistants an"
nr,,,,i,y the tirr VIII c'an" h"f'r" long VIII
IA, rr,r ssI,n will De- abb ndpn.i al:og"'h'r ano
IN. h.aih rcnnli, h. abolished. -. It u IN 'taiy
'rh. second annual exhibition ~ the american
Wumau's Art club wa" opened me "as u,'"s
Yesterday nt the American GIFTS tiuhh""s"'
r., Ms served IN tn" restaurant ~ IN" 'iuus
and "A great many prominent Americans wev
nr,s,u, Some very clever work ~ To he seen
in tire exhibition which Will bc open untii p~
ccmhrr ~. . , -. .h>
Vcry largely attended was IN" fuherai "I 'mS
detective t'nls..n who died from a STAB in-
nictcd by an Anarchist whom he arrested tno
other ,lay The unfortunate man was one OF tnS
most efficient members - thu corps. and on tnS
strength of his recent and last act of praHeIy
was awarded n gold medal. being debarrcu "
his profession from receiving th" Legion ol hon'
or For inasintch ~ detectives are often COM
PEELED to assume disguiscs that cannot oe ccn'
si!crnl In Keeping with the character of cnevs
aiicr of the order II has long been Regarded ~
n sort OF unwrit;en Law that they could not ps
made members Thereof. m matter now Breas
their Gallnntry. II was apparently win INC
object of increasing the prestige OF tne othfr'
wise despiscd profession Of "mouchard tnat s0
many prominent officials. pas; and present os
tho Govern ncnt followed the hearsc containing
tho remains OF this detective To the grave.
Every one OF the Cabinet Ministers. as wen
a. the leading judges. was either present " pegs
al nv