New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-23

An Engiishman writing enthusiastically IN
THE Westminster ReNle" vi
ends his paper thus
There still remains aspect wish 70 Io t'ra
r, IN NJ all the other aspects, plc'uie
~ one whose life was simple anu ~; 30 hjs
ond generous: one who was 'noushL,IuI - ~
fellows, whose last RECORDED aT.ion' fer hours 70
+hroae of the illness destined IN a lew 49, go
IN h,no was fun of noble forethousht am
courage: one chary Of WORDS anu g. a. bis ort
6uing more than his speech one WIZ MIN -, tut
,as rover lavish of ornamental Wine 80
NdS - hoth in his life and in his ART $1,000 up
Gov The great and simple thlhes, a I,.o,oori,,
,o+ ,nselhshnesses. and manly anu M'i .,i,as
oo,ittee against the paltry, poIlPou1I no" o,no
- raI6ehnesses and unreauues OF me- OiI1
to could fight with more than s 9.uie' 90
t1nod courage fight dauntlessy atd!t!9e - enj,o
rible abuses Of men ana tlt sU and the
OF al al,,mnies Of the bestial crowd speak
of Moliere the Man
o,o,,.s Dana Gibson's story, told In draw
,rqs Of the varied experiences Oh H'''. W.
- WING ont in book form within 1e" "eeA'
Is ooi''liN ,,u he uniform with his previous
publications
Mice uel+ra M Edwards thinks that Char'o''e
! 1,orta was far from Just TO the BRUSSELS s'"oo'
,,,etrese Nine. Heger. in "Nhlette' on mas
,.,,, ,,eited friends Of the Hegers' the Originals
- ~ par1 and Nine Beck with "hom sne
,t.o,,eead the two Never, surely she says
....o- n,,,oan heing more unkndly treated by
o,,s+ than moor Nine. Heger by her arllcleu
/ n Ae studied the calm intellgen'' uls-
| iced face Of the old Belgian LADY uh 'he por-
traiD before me 7 could well oelleNe al ''',r'
va Io.tass eaid Of her Nine. Heger was in
every respect a remarkable woman anu u '''
$3.50. hat the greater number Of well edu-
- her nupils She was the very Soul OIL
-. har establishment Of the first
=, 11.cer also possessed unusual accom-
,,,..s His mowers as an elocutlonlst were
,,t,ta. NO one in his time was said 70 sur
- ,,tr, IN the art ~ reading aloud. Inc pair
- aovoted to each other, and their three
a,,abtere two of whom are now living were
let carefully brought up. Charlotte Bronte
,to,uras Of the school life were doupuess aus
n the distastefulness Of her foreign ana 'a'ho
s,,,cs She was evidently very un
banpv at Brussels NJ. Heger the PAU OF Luc!
spov,e, as represented by bronze DUST wa
q man Of great mental power ana decision o
character The pair was told, OF late year
ro,er alluded n Villette' or Its author, am
, any vexation that had arisen therefrom wa
clean forgotten"
CT, Theodore Martin Of the Bon Gaultie
, pauads" e erecting pulpit in Shakespeare
q church at Stratford Avon. 1t Is to he
{ beautiful piece of work. and Is intended as
memorial Of the late Lady Martin "ho' a
Helen Faucit, was in her youth charmin
n Shakespearian actress
The India Office Library has magnlhcen
collection Of Eastern manuscripts one whic
T. is pronounced unique. 1t has probably four @
y five times as many Sanscrit manuscripts az tn
y British Museum. In Persian manuscripts 1t ais
v leads Europe. and its treasures In Arabic Al
h ve,y many It is said that the last hbraria
y knew about one hundred and nifty language