New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13


( ceivcd from the Dutch East Indies an ape utterly
unlike anything OF the kind ever seen before ID
Europe 1t is OF the orang outang species ana OF
markabe hooked nose. The inhabitants OF su-
matra said TO regard II with superstit.ous rev
their arynxes TO an enormous extent uttering loud
sounds which cannot be described In words
II speaks we'll for the German Army that OF the
10000 recruits who joined the colors in 1921 there
were only 6i7 who could not read or write. Ac-
cordng to the official reports issued TT PARIS. no
less than 22oO were ignorant OF these eeei oined
education among the $4,000 conscripis VINO Joi',,'
the French Army durng The me peIEli town or
city in Portuga-more than half of the population
can neither read nor write
Kisber. the famous Hungarian racehorse which
won the English Derby. has just died at Bruins
wick. where nc had been used since lSs! for stud stud
purposes. having been purchased by the Prince
/ Regent AT a cost OF So,Vo
Medieval maenifcence combined with modern
comfort charactcrizes the beautiful steam iaui'cH
which has just been constructed for the use OF the
King and Queen Of Italy at Venice Painted
mahogany In front are the royal armS ~ Ion
=" y yanire aanked by doiphins on The sides. TWO
eagles OF Savoy spread their wings me WINDOWS
support the roof. thus giving l!ghness TO me ap-
pearance OF the launch which Is marvel OF WOOL
carving painting and luxurious upholsernS
Although the Legislatures OF Austria ara Hun
gary find an Increase OF 100000 forms in the army
estimates for the present year which nave just
been submitted by the Government, no opposition IS
Of the scheme for the gradual augmen alton OF tne
80 So -'''''"-
II ever there was British newspaper which en-
ioyed from time immemorial reputation for ultra
respeciability Protestant bigotry and general
, has London
| tator" Its readers have therefore been rubbing
their eyes in astonishmcrt on reading In recent
Issue a defence OF the Pope's pastoral letter 10
the British people. the article describing MN as a
great old man" lauding his moderation ana gooH
sense. and winding up by saying thar me qe'P
faith ~ the Pope IS more in keeping WIN onrlst
own teaching than most modern Protestant con
captions OF its value. The same issuc 81 me So
taior' contains ihrec-column bflei ior 'ho.e
who 20 on periodical bursts" az the paper puts
IT, we are not great believers in amusements
OF It's readers will consider supcrhuous-"but at the
time w. are nc a hose 10 who are m5e
by the mouotony Of their existence TO nave
periodical fins"
VI Eugene de Robespierre. the prosperous coal
merchant OF Paris. who has Just been acquitted on
a charge OF having given short "esht TO Gus
toner. turns out to be grandnephew OF inc
saugulnarv iyrant whose name is so !ndeli3y as
soriaiel with the worst features % the French
Revolution Unlike his Infamous reIat!ve the IN n
de Robesricrrc Of today takes no Interest In pol
,ics and doy0tcs hts entire attention. not 10 the
/ fall OF heads but to the rise OF coal.
II has hitherto been the custom OF the children
| attending the public schools in Austria and Hun
gary 20 kiss tho hands Of their teachers on ar
| rival and departure. This has now teen forbidden
| 10y ukas~ iusi issued by The Imperial hoain OF
Elucation which bases its decision declaration
ID, the Sanitary Council TO the eject mat KISSING
ia "A dang.ious proceeding. and should not be
praciised when not absolutely necessary.
| The Nusee Carnavalet. once the home OF Nine
A.. SEvlgnr has been enlarged within the last lew
! weeks by the addition OF the famous mansion bnt
| by Francois ! FOR Marion Delorme Al her deaih
the mansion was bought hy Robert l.epeHe'irr' m.
N. body - his descendant lay In state after MS
assassination the day before Louis WI was gun
! lo;ln"l
! Americans ngur- largely among the stan CORE
/ srondcnis ~ The London Times In addition to
Nj q " Snallcy. who Is to represent The
/ Times" IN New York there IL Mr. Stiliman. the
distinguished archaeologlsi and art critic. who has
Tor several years been the resident correspondent
I ~, the Thuntefer ~ Rome and NJ. William Nor
! ton Fullerton. a Yale man. Is one OF the two as
sstants o, " lie Blowi,z nj Paris. the other being
Mr. John Alecr well known In connection with his
history of tho French Revolution. The vienna cor
/ respondent ~ The Times Is VI laYino. an Eng
/ iishmau IN spite 81 h.s .or.ssn name. VI; h9u-
Times" AZ sofia. having AS assistant at Athens the
| university professor. KMopoihakcs Mr.. pobson
/ relrcsen's Tn" Times" AZ 81 Petersburg. nj.
/ CLARKE AZ Nadris and VI. 'hirrol At Perrin. The
/ correspondent who writes 80 frequently in The
Times" over the signature % "A Twenty Years
! Resident IN Egypt IS Nj Moberiy Bell now gen
sir por.n Mackenzie while It's edltorn-chief Is
! Mr. Iul..l.