New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
MESSAGE or LORD HIGH E1EcUHONBA
My purpose all unique
still intend seek.
To make the deficit plug the leak,
The deficit plug the leak.
PERSONAL.

Thomas Ouayle OF Cleveland. Ohio. who mas
inst died at the age OF eighty-hve. was for many
years one Of the bes-known shipbuilders on the
great lakes. He was native OF the Isle OF Man
Ex-Governor Northen, OF Georgia. has become
managing editor of The Cultivator, long-estao-
llshsd agricultural journal
DR. Jamin Strong. of Cleveland. Ohio, VINO mas
inst died WAS one OF the noted insanity ex-
perts in the country. lie had been Tor NUMBER
OF years superintendent OF the Newburg tOhlo) IN
sane Asylum. In that position. says lhe CieVe-
land Plalndealer." he found broad Held Tor the
prosecution OF his psychological studies lie pro-
ceeded on the theory that insanity was not devil
TO be driven out, but disease TO be cured he De-
came wonderfully expert In the diagnosis OF insane
conditions and the detection of simuations OF in
sanity lie became such a weknown authority on
the subject that ne summoned by the United
states Government TO testify in the trial OF Guteau.
the murderer OF President Garfield, as an expert
was not dominated by deusion in killing the Presi.
dent as II II had been an insane delusion that nad
controlled him for six weeks prior TO committing
that crime. he certainly would have manifested
some similar lunatic evidence subsequently. during
issued some very valuable monographs on his IA
vorite topic
A Boston lady In England says that when An
thony Hope tHawkns) wrote THE Dolly Dialogues
he had never met grande dame. and his knowl-
edge of the world OF women was confined 10 his
mothers quiet rectory. drawing room and the COM
partnership Of several demure elderly sisters. Those
gay scntilating butterflies. like delicious Lady
Dolly, were creatures OF vivid fancy. unassisted by
either experience observation. Mr.. Hope studied
law was admitted TO the bar established himself
In professional chambers and then forgot all about
his chosen calling For long years he sat In his
shabby little office spinning airy romances OF social
intrigue that breathe the very bouquet OF arsto-
cratic frivolity. Never having come In contact Win
a mondaine. he OWNED her by instinct. gauged nor
capacities and knew precisely what she would say
ana do under any given circumstances II seems
scarcely credible that imagination alone suppnea
each detail with this nfallible accuracy ing a.
lEeattons OF the exquisite old beau q Lazy SUE
and Mrs Hillary are all brilliant litSary etcn1 e
Of rare artistic fidelity Anthony Hope wrv.S tos
ten long discouragtng years before the sms"'SSyIs
recognition of his work came TO chssr ~. h| wseE
worked with passionate enthusiasm ail tnS w. ~:
and as a great lark. Sunday afternoon haa tsSS
with his quiet English sisters. consumnS ,os TSns
mullins and the midest type OF rectory e0ssp -
ne lived and toed and not until 'Ine frisone, "a
Zeuda' made its author famous did ne ever at.emo
the most innocuous form OF literary snx Cations
When the Dialogues had gone into many dr sgS se
quainted with Mr.. Hopes anomalous exper,em "a
ranged that he should meet a very VNaSous
ganfe as nearly like Lady Dolly as Lonao" , SS
could afford. II was very funny to see tne uu a.
Mr.. Hope his face wreathed In Dasniu ia n IN
drinking In the adys gay chatter ana eyiaeSy
ters vivined with life before his eyes Inc ss~
Is a tall, slender man. whose shoulders are s.ssr
stopped, his head decidedly bald ana maaM raso,nd
served. yet delightful. by reason OF inc psvsS"~7
Difference he pays to the opinions Anu 49,
other people