The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-14


oIheia and Naritanu TO othsiio, long upnistrhcd,
though omen drcadully welded, dotne bus inconi'
piehonsibie Bicheeu, Hamlet who must have Deen
mad love such maiden the stage has long cursed
him with, and Don Cesar whose one unpardonable
crime his admiration Of
THB ABOMINABLE Gypsy
he Is compelled to make to. II you do succeed In
making engagement, shall not have one shadowy
fear " your striokc success, and shall really feel
that have done soino Rood In the world-a condition
Of feeling which have often felt TO be unattainahle
one has no bueness not TO do his peculiar work.
shall always feet that mine, and I, at wronRod
myself IN not doing IT, Bat was heulrs'. swan
strong seas ana was wrecked in peaceful waters at
last But take care, my darling, that you do not make
the same mistake. know that you will be ahapricr
woman ami Therefore better ono II you can do the
worl which a in you.
When are you coming homo7 We muttsce much OF
each other this winter We cannot afford to miss that,
think. need you. and am sure you want mo. My
dear. don't quite suppose We shall be sole to set the
world right but we may do something toward keeping
each other right. get dreadfuly tired and dhcour.
aged, and
THE MISTAKES OF ny LirR
well nigh oyerwheu. me at times; and II I can catch
somebody to preach TO. always nnd myself wonder.
fully improved IN temper and checrfuncss. Iperceive
that you have beautiful patience which nts you 70 be
avctlm, ard daro say shall make you one. On the
other hand when other people worn out possess
you.
hope you will bring back health and strength from
those hills and waolo harvest OF freshness. TO be
used all winter need calls. with the split Of pro.
phccy strong upon me- forcte that this winter will be
crisis to US both. and hope long season OF good
work in the rsht direction. Let us weave our hopes
about the coming months. ana cover them with gar
land. Of peace. need that 30 much.
Imntt stop for the charming interruption OF correct
Ing endloss proof. THIS worthless letter must 20,
because shall not have time to write another. Let me
bear very soon from you pleasc and remember tnat,
whether am so happy 10 come or remain here and
await you,
am ever freely yours, LII. q. C.
Did you ask me once what was my naine2 II is the
pretty Italian name, Lucia, but everybody nlsrro-
nounces 1t. 10 like the dinnutlvc better Please use It,
JUDGE DAvIs's RKMARKABLE PuS.
M bsS. Tssd nc wv mot ns n
Mr. Graham lin his seat) Rustie Judge, rustic not
to Dsy Bu, n 1s &. here 1qt Sus
letter yesterday. lGreat laashterl
Mr. Gerry next read the following letter, Mr.. Ora.
ham rcques ting attention TO the manner In which
Mrs. Mtfirlani Is Iufcd and pushed toward the
sore IN tao successive letters, and how the forms
Of cncearuen grow stronger and Lotter as the plot
dcelCns.
Mr.. Calhoun on Stuart, Booth, and
Actresses.
77CLiSToS PLACE.
eat. lst.
Ny DEAREsr CniLD Do you know what smy nala-
for all my wees? MIR. Richardson NobOdy is half
80 Kind or unselGsn as ho ana when nn stuck" as
the ucwsboys say, Just tell HIN, and his clear common
sense and kind heart always mad a way into smooth
paths again Therefore n and he were here. should
just trust him with the whole story, and send him to
SEE STUART
whom he knows very well. Alas he left for Kansas
on Wednesday, and NV right hand is wanting. SO
must cen do The next best thing cannot at tins mo
ment tel what, tut my Inspiration will como In tic
course OF the day. 1t always doee. I never met
Etuagt but once, whsl he was very courteous. He
would not remember now, but II It Is
the best tGing for mo TO 30 IN see him, shall
10. Ithail just mad out all LIS ways rom two
bChcnigns WHO know him intimately and then v.st
him and asa MIN TO como ard take luncheon with me-
a. viii most propitatc his lordfhip. My dear this thing
Il going to be done. l iHon be, aud mean II
shall tha set about It to-day, and have trosress
TO rcrort when you come back. Mrs Mowltt Is slim.
ins exception to Mr. stuart's theory MI. Nandenhon
is another. Chatlotte Cushman went tie stage 10
ting. not to play Madeline Henriques, to her admir-
and Mrs. Jennings are two more. But Tor us to
establish precedent. not to follow them WHAT did our
fathers Gle FOR else2
AcTREssEs ARE BORN, NOT
made ana II most of actors trained for the
stage II Ia quite time VIC had some who were not We
may hope for decercy for senius. Think OF that
dreadful johnson at Winter Garden as one OF the
trained SCHOOL, Or indeed OF all Bootas support for
that matter. know that We can do this thlg. and
must OF course you can take fegned nAmo for your
country engagement, ana when You are announced
here they say "her nrst appearance at this thea.
ire" Ishould do It by all means. OF course It ia no
precious reputation that Stuart wants, but only the
assurance that on the stage you will know your right
hand nom your left. II yexes me when he has such
materials In use that he should interpose objections
better, but suppose 1t Is necessary.
Well my darling there more glory In puckng bright
IO al e cod m han In hal M
with
SUGAR PLUMs oF EASE,
Isn't there2 The very effort will make the fruit better
worth. Wen but don't have one doubt OF the end
II is perseverance III that win the end and YOU
nave "a ent ior1 actresses as at present rated Your
letter las bat iust come and dashed OF this sheet
that you might not be htpt waiting. III write again
When have news TO tell. want to come 10 you more
than can tell YOU IudRI yog and am starving for
the Living bread Of rocks and hills and rivers but 1
must oen fed mysef with paving stones l foar. |
don't suppose It viii be possible for You to come II
ANY kind fate should beQueath me a lottery ticket Of
value In tho brief interim. viii be with you on that
good Friday. am the scrlObhug 81 syphea whose rock
rolls down faster than she bring II up agaia fear
don't sing at the endless task ike my antetYpe All
WE'LL lie Is nothing but the use we make OF H. and II IA
better TO get false teeth Tor people who them than
to gather
APPLES OF OLYMPUS
for ones self What win be Salem address Come
New York number. Nemust gather what gold We can
IN town, she mulleiIs and Aarons rods did have to
fall into melancholy without the benealctou Of
my smile. You Will BE- very good indeed to let ne read
with YOU. shall euJoy IL and pront by 1t immense y
My voice Is penetrating when IN beat condition out
strong only In tho low notes aud they are rusty now
What want Is mllness of tone, and tLnk can gain
that by dlccnt work. l must stop. l hope You can
read this crooked serawL Ever aud always my be-
loved, yours fully, LIZ.
Wgte often.
THE jury AcTon IN SMILES,
The criticisms of Mrs alhoun on the actresses Mt
tie Winter Garden, her remarks on ttoat1cl mot.
tens Ter sheer AZ Nj. STUART aud her oCstltIc au,A
tons OF Booth CAciisd much amusemo,t Ine
twelfth Juror, joseph Howard, VINO Is himself an
actor aud manager pJid pari 'ulr attention TO tho 80
PARIS Of tie letter, and seemed 10 see much fun
ahead among the members uf his profession. Mr.
Gerry next read Exhibit X. Tho alluson % Froth-
inghan's Church attracted notice and occuaionel
laughter. So did Mrs. lahoun's gushing passage On
Edwin Booth.
A Gushing Letter from Mrs. Calhoun.
n CLINTON ILNcE, Thursday, April a.
Hnrrah, my darling. An my wheels are turning the
rlsht way. and the world moves. Mr. Stuart mas lust
gone. lie did answer your second letter at length
Booth was with him when II reached him. and he read
II TO that divine man, who feels Interested in you