New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
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,oarh,e bust Of the late Judge Joseph Alllsoh'
,rcs,dlnr Judge OF the Philadelphia Court OF oo'i-
mo, P,eas for thirty-one years. VII be placeu III
n mn - tbc rooms OF the court on December o.
p,sno, Courtney. OF Halifax, y. s, Is visiting
,r,ords ,r BOSTON and will speak at the dinner OF
The Eplscopa.ian Club tomorrow evening"
large hall. named after Paul Revere has been
dedicated In Boston by the Charitable Mecn"n .
Association Revere was the FOUNDER ana h'S'
Pressg Of he eSnrcses was delivered BY
Frederick W. Lincoln ps rta1 sf""uSO"
patriot and ex-Maror OF Boston
Captain Henry Henley. who gave the federai
Government the first Information In regard 10 ,he
t,n,ybt. NJ the Golden Circle and their secret
work in Indiana during the war has been av ra
in BLOOMINGTON Ind t tor t ds NOT become known
10 his neghbors until a few days ago
DR. oniphant the president of the LOUISIANA
s,ato Board OF Health has returned 10 New
orleans from his visit to Washington. where he
MON, IN urge President Mckinley TO aid In sending
" 'c.oInn,lssion TO Cuba to study yellow fever DR.;
0ulphant believes that the President Will do all
I'm his power to aid the scientists.
A Roma correspondent Of The Baltimore Sun
savs. The numb OF hats vacant In the Sacred
college OF Cardinals Is reckoned AZ twelve and II
becomes a sort or necessity TO appoint new mem
mers TO the cardlnaate. Four Italian prelates are
named as likely to be promoted on this occasion:
Of t ts' at Vope and
Nonslgnor Agostino Ciasca. The former is major
domo TO an OF Propaganda Eide Both may be
said TO have been for considerable time IN the
So"i,,on which generally ends In the cardinaate.
The other Italian preates mentioned as likely 10
archbishops OF Turin and Naples.
virchond r. Ghandl, B. A, NJ. r. A. s. OF Bonn
hov india Is 10 deliver course OF lectures on
social conditions In India next January in Cam
bridge. Mass
The medal St uck by the French Government TO
commemorate King Chulalongkorns visit TO
and has hpCn do
siamese Minister in Paris. to be transmitted TO the
King There are three copies, in gold, silver and
bronze. The medal shows simply me PRONE o,
the reverse few lines In Siamese COMMUNICATING
his visit
The Queen OF the Bes!ans and the Princess
ciementine recently called at farmhouse and
asked for a glass Of milk. Nobody but an old
| noraIvzed woman in the house, and she
nled that no milk was cit In the jugs. and that
she was unable to so to milk a cow Never mind"
said the Queen, III you will allow me- will so TO
the pasture. Just tell where the jugs are"
but my dear lady. you are from the town. and
you will never be able to milk cow" objected
the old woman; She was however, mistaken; Tor
filed jug Meantime Princess CIementlne had laid
on the table three bows loaf and the f needf d
served by the Princess. who, it appears greatly
enjoyed the adventure.
A correspondent OF The London Daily News"
thus describes the monument to Guy de Maupas-
sant that has just been unveiled In Paris: IN Is
monument | shall not say OF feminine vanity. but
| to the vanity OF literary lady who took deep
| interest In Maupassant. She largely subscribed to
| the fund for the monument. and collected money
| for f. but on condition that her own full-length
portrait should be brought In. Only Maupassanfs
bust observe. is given. 1t is on tall PEDESTAL at
the foot Of which the lady. In a dress or the now
fashionable style. reclines on sofa or a chaise-
lounge species. Her feet, stretched out touch the
! ground. The front OF the skirt Is plain. but the
! back breadths form stiff. deep folds and are ar
| ranged as IL by femme de chambre. one sees
| the ruche trimming on the wrong side edge. The
forearms are bare. the upper arms are covered
with pufYed sleeves One hand Is thrown negugently