New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
evident that The Courier" had rather tAJk .h...
the weather or Hamlet's madness than DuOs..
PERSONAL.

John l.. Locke, newly elected president -. .
Republican League Of Ohio. was once q new., .as
man, and Is now lawyer in Cambridge, ohio ~
Is only rine over thirty years Of age and Ia. No
n f Con'Drp Will, na r. Iayicr at present mem
Minister to Bolivia. "~ SAte1
! Some one has been interviewing J. rocsr
Kping, In Australia where he is visiting. in 80.
to the writings of his famous son. lie thioh. ,a'
Rudyads best work Is In the short stories and ,,.
1.-THE City of the Dreadful Night, as one Of ta s, o
crest bits. Absolutely Photographic in its dIs,,1'
ness, is the paternal verdict. Lahore, 1t seem, =
the city thus realistically portrayed. ION y
night says Mr.. Lockwood Kpling. there Is nn nN
fearful place In the world than Lahore. II is he, %os
the lid on" wa
Sir Richard Owen. the naturalist, left an o,...
valued at about $4,000, which is little unusual ~
a scientist
General Raelif Brinkerhon, OF Mansfield. ~.
will succeed General Il. b. Hayes as president ~ ~
National Prisoners Aid Association lie wa.
near Auburn, " y, and educated In that cv ana.
Homer village, and ut the age OF nineteen servsd =
tutor in the home Of Andrew Jackson, ir. a, a.
Hermitage. remaining there until 1850 when -
entered the law Office Of Jacob Brinkerhor AZ " y
field, ohio. lie a volunteer in the Union i. nS
and rose to the rank Of brigadler:genera lie basT
several years been first vice resident Of the Na,n
Prisoners Aid Association. A1
Lawson TAFT, the eminent English surgeon is .h.,.
HIS
because Of Its distance from town. This mansion {,
said to be perfect museum OF Old furniture 7, oon
tains a large collection of sheraton, Queen Anna 49,.
Chippendale furniture, much Dutch and Frencb 0a.
queterle. and an exceedingly fine collection a, 81.
oak panelling and carving. Among the cnrios,,,o ~
an oaken Golfer which Is claimed 10 he thai H. s
tho luckless heroine Of the Misletoe Boughs r
shut up. Mr.. TAFT has long been an jncnstr,~ns
collector OF old clocks. all Of which are incImea ~
the SALE Some very old and choice wines al
bIandles from his cellar TO under the aucn
GERS hammer.
General Grant declined to serve ne rr.,
dent OF the Panama Canal COMPANY with sa,.,v :.
$4,000, because he thought its scheme impracc,b,
According to foreign papers, the Ameer OF Bokb.,,
who has been visit to the Gar at St. Petershu,,
Is seriously considering proposition to surrender nj.
dOmini0ns-Oyer which Russia now exercises a mn
tectOrateto TINT country for s2,5OO0O0 in cash ana
an annual pension OF $50 900, to be paid during a.
lifetime Of himself and his SON. In case he der,A..
upon this STEP His Serene IIlghness will take nm NJ,
residence In CharkOn The Amter's son Is 10 remain
In ST. Petersburg, he has become member Of fhs
famous corps Of pges to which only the sons Of ss
highest mobiles OF the empire admitted TIA
Ameer himself has made many friends In the Russian
capital, they have discovered him 10 be A man ~
ability, force and considerable refinement
They say that judge William Lindsay. OF Kentucky
recently elected United States Senator IN place Of NJ,
Carlisle. rarely adjective. and does not relv
upon rhetoric In his argument. His appeal is 70 hy
and