New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
PERSONAL.

In the latter part OF April the Jews 81 Piits-
burg Penn. will celebrate the twenty-hfth ami
versary OF the appointment OF the Kew Ut i'pp-
man Mayer. OF that city. as raooi
DR. Won Pali.scheck. for many years Austro-iiun-
garian Consul General in this city. who was accused
~ ,p,s,nnropriating funds intrusted TO his care.
was completely exonerated and acqui ;ed In Vienna
the other day 1t Is s.'i that the doctor VIII be,
come London correspondent OF several Eernan anu
Austrian papers lie was extremely popular III XMAS
city
OF Charles H. Jarvis the pianist OF Philadelphia,
who died on Monday. The Philadelphia Times
says mo man probably did more in this city ny
public and private Efforts to elevate the stahdard
OF music than this gifted musician. His taste was
severe. 1t only for the best things that ne
cared but I'm these he enthusiast and MS
example had an influence widespread and inspiring
In the history of this city's high-grade concerts
Mr. Jarviss are without a parallel. For thirty 'o"s
years he carried on his elevated abors. rarely win
money profit and often at loss ana so 'huei""-
gable was he that he never oace lowered his stan
dard II IL his brilliant work In the world OF class-
cal music which constitutes his CHIEF claim 10
bur- bc anifu in the minds o. all who heard II.
and yet IT made only small part OF rns ;s s srsinsi
many musicians For over forty years he was
steadily in the front Tark on ho ms arr re
was IN 1859 when he executed In mastery WAY
eshovsn Piano BY Soa thee PShsr@ ae 'S
T., M. n,Iace OF the Pccolomni family. in sena.
r,,ly there died the other day the last male de-
scerdart Of the race TO which Porr Plus ii ne
Ionyed He was Count Niccolo Picc'oFnin seven
~ four wears old The Count was among me ius-
car delegates who In 1859. voted for united itay
| Under Victor Emmanuel
n the life OF Charles Bradlaugh, by his dauSh-
fer the following incident related by Mr. Brad
laugh IL given: II had iectured In Edinburgh III
ni,Iwinter; the audience was small. the prohts
microscopIcal After paying my bill at the Tenn
neranoe Hotel where l then stayed, had only
few shiIl,ngs more than my Parliamentary fare 10
Bolton where was next TO lecture. was out OF
bed at on n freezing morning, and could have
no breakfast. as the people were not up ] car
red my luggage Ia big TIN box. corded around,
which then held the books and clothes and small
black bag) for could not spare any OF my scanty
cash for "A conveyance or porter. The train from
Edinburgh being delayed by severe snowstorm.
the corresponding Parliamentary had left Carlisle
long before arrival In order to reach Bolton
In time for my lecture | had to book by quick
train, starting in about threequarters OF an hour.
but could only book to Preston, as the Increased
fare took all my money except Al pence With this
small sum could get refrashment In the sta
ton but in a little shop In a street outside | got
a mug OF hot tea and a little hot meat pie. From
Preston l got with great difficulty on TO Bolton,
handing my black bag to the station master there
security for my fare from Preston until the
morning. / arrived In Bolton about 7:S: the lect'