New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-06
and finished before the end Of the coming season
for outdoor pleasure.
PERSONAL.

The Baltimore Herald" tells good story OF
Bishop Paret EpiscopaD. Of that city. Some time
ago he was the guest of an Episcopal family In
West Virginia. Learning from the Bishop that he
liked hard-boed eggs for. breakfast. his hostess
went to the kitchen to boil them herself While so
engaged she began to sing the first stanza OF the
hymn Rock OF Ages" Then she sang tho second
stanza. the Bishop. who In the dinng-room.
joining In. When 1t was finished there was silence,
and the Bishop remarked
THE third verse?' replied the lady. as she came
into the dIning-room carrying the steamng eggs;
II don't understand" replied Bishop Paret.
'Oh! you see," she said. when am cooking
eggs always sing one verse for soft-boiled and
two for hard-boiled."
Revue de Paris" Louis KILL The National
Library possesses the manuscripts OF thirty-six
articles written by that King: almost all are ac-
counts Of his military operations. These articles
were published in the Gazette de France" The
copy, however, did not 90 directly to the printer.
Louis XIII wrote abominabe French and he had
vague notions of photography. His articles were
corrected and often entirely rearranged by a Sec
rotary named Lucas. who copied Them sending to
Rcheeu the new manuscript. Richelieu examined
rectlons. At the Siege Of Corbie the King wrote
few lines euogistic Of the Cardinal, but after
ward crossed them out of his article. Richeeu
wrote them In again, and so they appeared In the
Gazette de France"
Bishop Hall EpiscopaD OF Vermont, has been
delivering a course OF lectures before the Hobart
Guild OF the University of Michigan.
Haire BeIloc, who has just arrived in Philadel-
phia where he Is to deliver of lectures Under
the auspices of the American Society for the Exten
sion OF University Teaching received his elemen-
tary education at Cardinal Newman's Oratory. at
Birmingham, England In 1883 he entered Balliol
College oxford. where he made brilliant record as
scholar. After leaving oxford he served In the
French Artillery on the German frontier, and on
returning to England associated for time
with THE Pail Mall Gazette" while It was under
the management Of w. T. Stead. In this capacity
he reported the famous dock strike which was
managed by John Burns. and also the French cleo
lions of 1889. He has plunged theoretically
into University Extension work, and has already
attracted attention, both at the oxford summer
meeting and In the English centres. He delivered
the first lecture Of the Philadelphia summer meet
tlon," and later evening course of lectures on
Tho French Revolution"
Chicago, Jan. "a memorial on the life Of the
late Lyman Trumbull by the Chicago Bar Associ-
alton was presented to the members Of the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals, at the Circuit
and District courts at a meeting Of Federal judges
held for that purpose yesterday in the Court of
Appeals room. The memorial presented by
the venerable James II. Dooittle, who was coll
United States Senate. Henry w. Blodgett,
tired judge Of the United States District Court,
seconded tender Of the memorial in an eloquent
address. dealing with tho career OF the Senator