New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
PERSONAL.

Naftre Pouillet one Of the most eminent hwyerS
in Paris, has begun an original work OF cpatty
He gives sttings at the Palais de Justice az Hhch
he offers legal advice, free o. cnarge' u persons
who cannot afford TO employ lawyers
The library Of Senator Allison. at his home in
Dubuque Iowa, is SO large that the books overflow
the house proper and many OF them are stored in
the cellar. The value Of the library Is SAID TO Do
several times that OF the house ITSELF
Nine Marian s. Gambault. of Pau. France, who
is a grandn.ece OF Commodore John Paul Jones'
has offered to lend relics of the famous naval
officer to the promoters Of the proposed National
Museum in independence Hail. Philadelphia.
Bishop John H. Vincent of Topeka. Kan. will
preside ut the twenty-eghth annual conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church OF Central Penn.
sylvan.a, to be held at Wilitamsport on March II.
At Greroble the seat OF the glove trade in
France, statue has been erected to the memory
OF Xavier JouVin who established the trade there
and thereby enrich the town.
The Rev. 7. Edwin Brown. pastor OF the Phla-
delpha Baptist Memorial Church. has sent in his
resignation. to take effect April /. DIR. Brown will
20 TO the First Baptist Church of Franklin Penn.
Mr. Rudd one OF the great money kings OF South
Africa is said to be descended from the alleged
father Of Louis Philippe He is proud OF his de-
scent from Chiappni.
william, f. Curtis. a well-known Washington cor.
respondent has been selected by the Ways and
Means Committee of the House as an expert to x.
anime the tariff laws OF other countries and the
statistics OF commerce as to report how and to
what extent the principle OF reciprocity be
applied in the commercial relations of this country
with them.
The suit Of Marquis d Marescotti. OF Bologna,
Italy against the Princess Anna Maria Torlonia, Of
Rome which has just come to an end in the former
CITY. has excited widespread interest II had
curious origin In 1921 Toronia wac married 10
Marescottf and brought him a marriage gift con-
sjderabIy less than had been promised. The Mar
auis of that time sued for the difference, ana the
present Marquis received verdict OF $4,000 francs
against the family.
When the Rev. DR.. Henry Y. Satterlee assumes
the Bshopr!c OF Washington he will have among his
parshioners some of the leading men OF the coun-
try Chief Justice Fuller Secretary Herbert. Judge
J. c. Bancroft Davis. Recorder OF the Supreme
Court and ex-Minister to Germany, ana senator
Sherman arc among the public men VINO are ann.
ated with the Episcopal Church Chef justice
Fuller and Secretary Herbert are president ana wee
president respectively Of the Church Cub OF wash
ineton The Chief Justice has frequently repke.
sented the Diocese OF Chicago where ne nved 20
fore his elevation to the bench. In the General Con-
ventions of the Church.
Prince Ghika who has been appointed Rumanlan
Minister at Paris belongs TO one OF the most
famous families Of mis- country In the last Ten
years there have been three Ghikas occupying posi-
as Min!sters-one at Berlin, one at LONDON anu los
one now appointed TO Paris