New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBlNE, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1860

GiendA The father s surrounded by para.s the s h no
TIE fsstes fond Of the fold, the .on h iues en'
| sport"
Mons LEX. Dumas the yesDrsris seriously annoyed byA
publicity h fAber gives every de 81 their personal h
for fber from the public lie sse time
AGO long details Of his sons In the papers His con
has ,emODa again and again with bim but vnen he begins
erneuize the father looks h laughs heartily at what
npreas dro ssbt the obliged 10 give upi
d., pair somen his father makes BIN very angry harsh
sp%rc w escsre bin. snd be witty laugh Louder
more bess,i, thsn his father lie said day ae
s5dy revelation bad been m.de by his father Really my tahcr
has 90 much vanity capable riding behind his carriage.
10 make the people tho believe be owns negro waiter
Yo M Mons Dunes dining dsy with young literary
men, o. them told most amusing SOY creditor e'
how creditor got rid Of most mponnae debtor as Don Jn
fe.o himself ffo Monsieur D'msbcbe Young Mons onns
roaed with supte Don't know your father the heroF
wbspered obe of the guests in his fsns possible
Father the hero La man. be he'd hSVo told IN
bis y" His father for long time held that the son
was too sihodcsl to be man OF talent and was
fond Of saying that day he got In the morning aud
could not fpd a single pair Of boots, but upon look
into bis sons wardrobe be Discovered no less than twelve
paiIs shelf That lad viii never be man OF geninsF
Che Day Mons Alex DDrns the father boa ting al hs od
ard bis right (which unqu.onedJ to the le OF
Marquis Ia Pairerie until company cape with
gus. The exclaimed Peace! peace we all know your
sinois bearings you show them often enough They are
much jar little gold" may join this series Of Anecd ties
Others which exhibit the character OF the her aud son IN
ki'g light Young Mons puma. perceived the Of the
maturity several bills that he lacked hundred flames
ther total He to bis father and asked him
lend bm hundred francs II can't to my e aud SOUL"
eJed the father ." going around yot to borrow y
ana hy mnst have Young Dumas ef bis father Gy
poorer than when no entered and ioand himself Obliged to
90 PorcheIs hund cd and ffy franco You don't
know who Poicter isl He Is Of the mysteries OF Paris
Porcber great purchaser Of suhors tickets in Psa
lie the value of piece The FIRST time he land
he all the lat Iehearsa and how much he
The author it, He is the State street Of
without imneda prospect Of payment and without being par
tcula bills maturity he ss.s than tho legal
rates of Porcher has made fortune 10 this business
the fsbe and son aust md this sketch ofthsr
different chaaceJs by telling Jon another story Doe day the
SOD was walking out Mors jules de Premsray the dram c
critic Of In Pd their walk exerded furher than they sup
pcsed when they looked at their watches they found past
o'clock IT late 90 home and dine with me Let US
dine restaurants bat have only 10 francs In
my pure CA. by my es and get him to s,me
money When they reached BIZ fathers house. he up stairs
stairs in ten minutes looking blank See
here treDd suid he to Mons jules Premssy we must go
houe d. there have only FIVE francs leny faeber Dor
rowed totbsr hve-frsnc pi ce'
Dung Dumas has been poor but even In bis most aeued
ccu be ha, Of his mother and sister whom
bis at e never seems have bestowed thought be
snly bestowed money them bis mother kept for
eat many yeers circulating library and reOding the
Rue ciode fa from Madame shpey
te Old place. for the squsshery s in the Rue 90
Mauoy; she present lives village just ou'sde tue
northwest gses Pa IT, annuity bought by her His
lister a1Tisd provincial gentleman Of toerabe income and he
pseed bridal cas I'VE thousand dOuar, beside paying
for her wedding attire. His father gave ber..hi presence at
the CEREMONY He gives portion Of his income in
charity Whenever he finds deser ring object"
"A laoies shoe maker in Paris named Mathieu, be-
ing hard up for money, laely conceived the lea of
wiring his emoDs, together With, to use his own
expression the biography Of the feet Of all his Gus
tomerp. He sent circular, together with proof
Sheet to every Of them politely stating that any
lady who might Wi-h Der name not to appear in hs
book must be good enough remit him the Of l5f
The low ing specimens of the biography read IN
court, on bis uial;
"Msdome Aliv's Rue No =, first aOori married in 1874;
three children pays badly very difficult 1T nstep too fat
two and thee buninnS walks awkwardy aGd wears her
shoes out IN the inside very fat.
Madame B., Rue -, No. -, two pair back still en- old
Uaio children tsEe With her Into the lotteries Gar
pys bills but makes hard bargains feet speeding toes
crow dir the other; two and bubiou.
Madame B. Rue-, No - fifth floor; formerly kept COOK
sbop has pvsts 10 the Of Africa t~o unmarried
dsushers gives Der children nothing and until served
with writ fee, Hat and fatty and apt to ourst the
sshsrs great many and bunons all min ed sosehe
Several Of the ladies' applied to weak enough to
ray the l5f but Others complained the police, and
the literary shoemaker was condemned for sSindling
to a months imprisonment.
The sad fate Of Little Mary Marsh, who was
burned about year since, by her clothes catching
FIRE from the foOt-ligbts while she performing,
with her mates in the "Naiad Queen" at Macon,
Georgia, il in the remembrance of our readers
han osome upright monument, ordered by Mr.. Marsh,
has just been completed at Charleston, s. c. IL is an
elegantly polished piece of Italian MARBLE with It's
edges ehampered and enriched with ivy vine with
berries cot thereon, and surmounted by an urn en-.
wIestbed in immorielIes The stone springs from
marble base, which is set in ground stone of brown
fIeestoDe. The diverse of the monument bears the
following inscription
MARY ELIZA,
only daughter Of
ROBERT and JANE C. GUERIEYiU
Bonn Merch I 1884, Troy Nev-York.
Died Jan. D. 1889 Macon, Georgia
Winds ofthe Winter as ye wildly sweep
tho grave here persisted beauty ies
Pause for a moment there eyes that weep
The Loot . earth, but blessed In Paradise
Pause ye and mourn-no; for the freed RON pain
~ I'LL h.nrlnn duIah h. hnnLn Anil