New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22

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TO-. De yery acceptable to this Government socsTy
he Ree Is little known. Soon after bis arrival herr. &
~ The De Strives and the OF much brilliant
Hospitality, having expired. Prince Cantacazea.
Of ofn town. Where with his daughter Be lived almost
in secluson. In character Prince osntscuzene =
Attachments and broad culture. he preferred the 10
cety OF his books and The coirnpanionshp Of his
, the Princess Cantacuzene, a young woman Of mos,
interesting personsl!ty with pronounced talent Tor
arr which she works constantly 10 develop and her
father, there exists the warmest sympathy They
have been seen constantly Together driving walking
princess Cantacuzepe, in fact. Vas one OF the fra:
s .osn he M ~ s to be- ee N Srs
man OF the word, comparatively young clever. rich
| and fond OF society
lister, has been for many years In America, FIRST a.
Consul-Gcneral in Network. and since lss2 as Mn.
, that he is the mos, popular Of all the MIni.,.T
sent from Brazil TO represent her He is a man Of
and xfacefuI manners Recently. senior Mendonsa
has experienced a grave misfortune. In the almost
greatest unhappIness. since he Is amateur arts
OF considerable merit. and has found In mis- studio
| relaxation from al the cares and worries OF ia
| He Is however. philosopher. and bears his aflk
ton with a stolcism that Is truly remarkable.
and his art gallery. though small. Is admirably ~
ected. About two years ago Brazil bought the for
nectlcut-ave and N-st.. opposite the English En-
bassy. and has converted it into Legation. II Is
| for the accommodation OF senior Mendoncas Oct
ures is admirably adapted for the purpose. Ii.
| brazilian Minister has charming family tvo
ton tom His second wife is American. woman man
sponsive The Men1oncas acting on instructions
from their GoysrnmSsnt entertain literally Tbs
most attractive features Of last season.
During his two years stay in Washington, the
try popular and has pleased the National vanity BY
| adopting many American customs Mr. Yang be.
"a fba IN 49,.
Se ae is IN hgh favor with the Tannpp n' o.
men and at the time treaty was contem.
plated was chosen the best fitted to conduc,
bs SeR ose N the riots
the magistrate or the district in which they &C.
He n n sae s a
he won not only re gratitude Of resident AMER ser
was appointed to an mporian; position in the cu ne
tom m HSuss under s S Sir E E9Sert Hart
Oriental WHO has entered into Occidental lie with
has. that n Is h HIGH ssng Sac has
children. who are popular with their American
stood in English The personnel Of the Chinese
Legation is large. and with the Minister'S family.
The Legation occupies three handsome buildings on
Meridian Hill; and the interiors. hung with kake:
| bronzes characteristic OF the Flowery Kingdom
'H as the Mnser rom aOns s
was generally understood that ne presented his
spqns At sHs ae he had dn Gt guSSe E
not to return. being possessed Of desire TO take
Part is in a he 0sSs % his
Senior Vicente Dominguez is present charge
an? Mr. * ze ai HA u eo
Domnguez is we,l-known at the capital having
s father Sss S a1as the time
Senior Jose Andrade IL descendent from Of
the oldest and most distinguished families OF vene-
been distinguished in the priesthood in law. in the
army and in politics. His father, General Andrade
was was a friend friend and companion in arms Of Bolivar
Senior Andrade has travelled extensively and I: an
career while st young, man, ;, and has held
MaracaIbo. Representative. Speaker Of the House,
Senator Governor OF Zulia, C9mmIss92n one OF the
OF both Claims Commissions Of the United states
and venezuela delegate 70 me nsTns,Dss
Congress Senior Andrade has had NE ,uli
in aP the rnsa nee
Mr.. Kurno. the Japanese Minister. has made ~:
treaty with the United states which restores g
Japan the rights temporarily suspended oy NE on
n b This is honor @ hs Ss Country
Kurino was born in the province OF CnIkuzen on on
feuds chief. Prince Kuroda. as a student 70 this
country He took course at Cambridge and was
On his return Japan he entered the Foreign
Office and has remained in that branch OF jne
bref period during which he acted private secre-
tary to the Minister OF the Department o. ON
national Posts and Telegraphs in that department.
While serving in that capacity ne was me delega,e
OF japan to the International Telegrapnc congress
held at Paris In 1890.
Mr. Kurino has held various offices in the Depart
ment for Foreign Affairs the last before his ape
pontment as Minister to the United States having
been that OF Chief OF the Politica. Bureau ana
has been sent several important diplomatic mis-.
sions TO Europe and Corea Mr. Kurino Is a man o.
agreeable personality. and although Mrs: kurino
Is still In Japan has entertained npera's' hams
some building in N-st furnished after the Amer'
style. but filled with rare brio-a brae and euros
The Austrian Minister Mr. Won HENCE
miller was Secretary OF Legation here early 10 the
seventies. At that time he was much in evidence
in society and generally liked Since their ar
rival In Washington last December Mr. and MIS-
Hengemiller have been in deep mourning Io'
Nine Won Hengelmuler's father. Mr.. Hengel'
muller has risen rapidly in the diplomatic service;
and his appointment TO Washington was deserved
promotion.
The Swiss Minister, successor to Mr.. de caparede,
is Mr. j. b. Pioda who presented his erede la
last March. Mr.. Pioda was formerly FIST seer
panied her husband TO this country ana tney nssv
leased house in K-st.. where they have alteaays
established themselves. The new Swiss Minister am
his wife are already well known in society, , sna
counted most desirable additions TO the Dlpo
matte Corps They are at present In New-L9na ion
Senior Dupuy de Lone, Spanish Minister ana sue
cessor to Mr. Muruaga. Is the late arrival among
the diplomats, with the exception OF baron ihlegl
mann who has not yet presented his credentials
He is in no wise a stranger to this country. having
served here Minister and Charge dAnaires ~
several years At the time OF the tragic death OF
Senior Barca at the Albemarle Hotel IN New-lo'S
Senior Dupuy de LONE. who was Fist secreldts y,
Legation. acted Minister until. he was reney s
by the appointment OF Senior Don Valera. Duiins
President Harrison's Administration he was niaIe
Minister but served only few months oe aS =,
called because OF a change in the spanish cao'.,'i
Senior Dupuy de LONE is descendant OF an 49,, "a
and renowned family and IL one OF the mos, e'Lse.
men in the diplomatic service Of Spain. he "as
only about thrty-hve years Old when ne reee'eSt
his first appointment a. Minister In recognion, ~
the valuable services he had rendered his country.
In his busy life diplomat Senior Dupuy dc Lons
has found time for literary work, ana mas WIss WIZ.
several volumes political economy, when are GU
sdered OF standard authority He is also the aunv.
OF an interesting volume OF travels. Sonora pup.y
de LONE. VINO Joined her husband soon aiter ~
arrival. Is an attractive woman. she Is young ~
looking and speaks English with on.y the slenrsws
accent. Both the Spanish Minister ana MS VIZ
fond OF society and when they were mere wv
much for It's pleasure r...
The Ccrean LEGATION Is In charge OF Mr.. PAX tons