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preach sbe a@sng despotr- Only safz4natas, On ono
oocasaoo, On hearing BuEnstfinX ika siSu of
gtoxn, sctatchod st lha panels OF tho Imperial
chamber: II bad tothdden any ono to dia-
turb me, mur1nured the Emperor frun with
in, In = feeble voice, whieh Wuse9ved still tbs
accent Of authority. :.
Thus p&ssed tho night away. In tho morning
bis oale< ae-eAdmlrr found his way to his bed
3de, and Aandt wa then permitted to enter
After Z short conversation, in which Mandt
endcarosod, assinst hia conviction. to per-
suade tho dying nan that there was yet hope.
the Emperor gave orders That his family should
be admitted; md in melancholy procession the
Empress, the heis to tho cmparo, and tho rest
Of the imperial family entered. The door
closed nPon them, and nothing has ayer f1aas-
pi1ed Of this anA and tragic scene Bat 1t was
long and tesrible; it lasted three houH, one
by one, It Last, his grandchildren, his children,
and hin trothcrs left him; tho present En-.
pe1or leaving him Last, with bis visage bathed
IN toars.
An hour passed; no sound was heard in the
imperial chamber: the cou1tiers and the doc
tor waited without with holden breath, in anx-
ious expectation; only when courier from
Sebastopol arrived, An aid-de-canp seizsd
upon the prete1s 10 knock at the door md in
form him. leave me in peace, ho Enur
with such matters"
he reused himself, however, later, to re
ceive the metropolitan patriarch Nikauo1 Ant
the clergy, and took the sacrament; Aterwa1,
! he received tho members Of his household
| and bid them adieu. II was sleepless nigh
| in the palIce for all but the Emperor did no
| yet die. On the mor1ow, about Il, the chic
chamberlain Of tho paiace was sent 10. by tn
doctors to attend the Imperial bed On hi
return among the members Of the household
be ssid, s'Eicholas raulovitch is dead"
On the morrow there were inscriptions o
the wallis and the houses Of ST. Pote1burl
"Russia expresses her gratitude to tho Ed
peror Nicholas I. for the 18th Of Fcbrua1,
l855,"-the day Of his death
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neither doe Z lthints That -aoy-os1bsF -oAtaen- Of
Chtistendnsno doth use It but only 1ta,J. Ihe
Italian, md also most: strangers that afo com
nan1ant IN HA1y, doc Avkies II thsir nnsls ase
Wills With their knifa, which t1asJ bold IN one
hznde, they cut the u,eat out OF the dish they
fseten thnsr forts, which thsI. dos hotd N
the0 other haude, upon the sAnD dians
30 that whatsoever he be hAt slt1ng
in the company Of any othors; ~ meate,
with his fingers, from which al II tho table
doe cut, be viii give occasion Of ohcncc nnto
the company, as having transg1essed ta0 h"ea
of good manners, insonuch that for h's error
be Ehnll be At the least broNbeaten, II not 10
pretended in words This for1ne Of toadne, !
forkea Icing for tho mort part Of .ron OF
steele, and some OF silver. but thoen s!o nsod
only By Eentlcmen. The reason OF thus thcaf
curiosity ia, because the Italian caunot ~ my
means endure to hare his diah touched
slts sate,, 1sss' e. no. 'siPPs Pss e,aas M Hem asse
| upon I myselt thought good to imitsta the
| ltalian fashion by this forked cutting ofmease,
| not only whi1c WAS in Italy, but also n Ger
| many, md ofteutincs IN England since came
home; being once 4uipped for that frequent
using nf my fork, certain learned gentleman,
| familiar friend OF mine, one hr. Lawsencs
Whitaker, who, In his merry humor, doubted
not 10 call mo 1t the table t4rcileT, onE fo'
using feeding. but for no other CAUSE" Fur
ciJd in Latin, Of course means ono who car
ries : fork but ita proper signihcaaon Has
villain who deserves the ga1loWs-
In Jonson's comedy OF 1.-THE Devil u AZ
Asa" we have the following:
Aeerc. Have deserved this from you Two
for al my pains at court to get you sush
| patent?
Gu For what7
Meerc. Upon my project O. the FORKS.
SIC. Forks! Whist be they7
Meerc. The ludable use Of forks
Brought into custom here as they are in 1ts1!
To the sparing o napkins ...-
Heylin, in his 'Coamography" (1s59), says
"T1e use Of silver forkh IL by some Of on
spruce ga1lanis taken up Of 1ats." Il is cur
Gus that Shakespeare is silent On the uAe G
silver forks, - their use Was \ subject Of COZ
slant discussion. praise, and ridicnis IT II,
Ieriod. Abeaut.ful fork Of silver, ths hand]
elsbora.ely engraved with subjects from II
Nav Testament, is in the collection Of Lot
Londesborongh: and FosbEoko notices on
dated 1910, which shuta up, and has It the er
b statue, which drawn out = Atoothpick.
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THE HOLY GRAIL.
Curious Change In tho Tcrm-Rt.
Origin,

Curious Change in the Tcrm-Ets
Origin.
The London Ahe,,eum h1s royiew OF n
book entitled I" The San Greal an inquiry
into he Origin and signiaeation of the s.n
notices some interesting fscts and speculations
in regard to the, use Of the word " Grail" He
sAye:
In the 11st place, it must be carefully noted
that this word has two distinct and altogether
we're confused. A certain verso which w.s
sung By the choir upon the altar steps lin
eradlrls) 1t the time Of the performance OF
High MxBs Was called grddaie. From this cir
cumstance the Antiphonariun, containing the
portions thus Bung ty the choir, was called
this very book that ceEtain priest inserted tho
story Of Joseph Of A1im1thca about the ysar
10, and hence this legend was nAturnl-
u spoken Of ever nfter AZ being con-
tanned in the Grddolc- Hero, then, il
one rcason Why The legend I'D this
being, 90 far, from tho Latin word gradus, y
step But it 30 happened that thero WIS IN
other Latin word-9raddle use. which, ~
testified by HelinAnd, had the adjudication Of
a dish wherein to carry delicate meats and
gravy; this word Was spelt grazal in old Pro
| same dialect into grdaL It seems to hare
been nothing more than corruption Of cra-
teuo, the diminutivo Of crater, cup, a we'll
known word Of Greek origin. Similar corrup-
| tions arc exhibited in the French words gras,
| from crdssus, and pdelte, from pdtetla. This
| Provencal grddl Was in fozman-Ftunch spelt
| rral and it was obriously easy to connect
voddle, dish, with the legend Of Joseph con
tained IN the GrnddI- Hence aruse, success.
eivcly, various reasons for tho na1nc: First,
the dish was supposed TO be that in which
Jo4eph collected the blood Of Christ al
the time OF sepulture, Next, to give greatel
sAnctity to tho vessel, il was said to have
been tho same with the one which con
tained the bread 1t the Last Suppers thii
identity being easily proven by inventng tht
story that q Jew stole abread~ye-sel on AaondJ
Thursday, and brought Il to rilxte who tcdshet
his hands in il before the multitude, and IL
most Immediately after gave 1t to Joseph as I
keepsake. but this Was soon perceived to bt
biunder, As the vessel containing Christ!
blood should rather hare boon identified Wit
the cup; and accordingly tho story vas dal
altered, and cup it remains to this very day
az in Tennyson's last volume Of poemA- tn
EornAn-Fiench, however, invented yet 1nntha
I derivation; ror by confusing 1rrul with tn
French qYe, they said Tho Grcdl WAS 60 Gallo
because it was 10 agreeable to the sight. fe1
: | came tho inyniAb p1eh1 Of san, giving 50
sredl the Holy Grail, which was very spoodl
: twisted into san real tho true OF vory biloxi
in npite Of the fact that tho more usual e,gn,s
I cation of sang real is royal blood; and tn
last derivation, probably is bang the late
= | land therefore tho fAIsest), is the nost gene
: ally accepted 1t the present day.
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GaAsrononaIc Tastes OF Grrat Ncn.
General Cluseret n contributing to the Ncv.
York Cstsun and Found Tnbk the results O.
his researches smong tho French memhtaAs ~.
Of Eurn2nthziug, frun which We learn taat
stAaisl.uA Leezsnsd, Eng of P9nna, .ss W. ~
famous cake still eaten in Poland. He ua7-
eued always with his butler, cook, and caterer.
The Empress Catharinn l. used to set Vet3
drunk en- Hungarian WING, and 60 to bed VIII
her c4othes n very uufcu,inine proceeding =
and then, Afterwards, drink brandy free1x.
Chaocellor Mulleru cooked for Charles A1L
when he WIS IN DcmotirA after hAfne peen
driven out Of Bender and the Prince oi uon-
bes did the cooking Of Louis AF- when ne Was
hunhng. Baron Paelnatz. FFodet3cS inc 19eat
Chamberlain, was mc5oa ep1Gme, p'11e,,
hungry. Tbs Duke Of Rehalieu, the conquer
| OF 81 Nahon, invented tho side dishes called q
| Ia Bouonndtsr, : corruption Of M1yonnd1se
Madame do Lanzun uas wonderful cook. He'
scrambled eggs 20 delighted BaHheieny, he
immortal Hellenist who wrote the "s9yag1 o. O.
Ter about her talent 10 Madame Du Defiant. i
III. praieins her culinary talents. Louis A9.
aftef bunting, ate An omeles Of pheAsants All
red pa1hidgea' eggs which cost 2 louis
SERVED BY tho Marshal Of eoubise, when 70
Kinsw w.s visiting him It his ch.sesa, - LIZ =
strawberries because be found thei
good for tho goat. L. Place woul
put the juice ot sweet oranges 9
his strawberries. franklin studied Tegctabi
cookery Yor some time, and gave tho result
bill Of fare Of forty diahest without nan q. G
rneat yoltaire, although akePte a.as ana Ane
. soup, wss fond os display. and vas rather es.
vulEsr old creature in his own house; 9ea
! Jacques Rousseau Was vary fond Of PORK, mn
ton, chesnuts, and vegetables 1nd a!ws; "a;
, nzde his own coffee; III of which FAe fe,
/ matazil 1nd sensible tor 90 sen1menI :
; 1anss h,,e a essle.pte. The "bird q r.
dom resented t6e outrage b. disas1eelne "
. him To that e1tent that Ia hessre e1ed no
: tho sdccta Of eating It
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ai The Hing had no hair on fha back OF
IL skull, <Fhosat cot8nplato- WIS. found
lad Eato hse. to: profound emotion On
ksount Of ths assumed importance
pt its inscription In The style he used, "On
'earth under Christ Of the Church OF England
rd Ireland snpremo Head" n style which
41ikee the Dean with UNUSUAL {oece, and elicits
hese words: "Iba discovery Of this reoosd
Of the royal supzemacy-probsbly the most
emphatic and SOLEMN that eziats-vould hare
been striking At any time." One would think
from shcso words that this style had never
been heard Of before, or was likely 10 ba re-
yiycd in ita ancient senao. Then came An
empty vault, and next the body Of \ man,
safe tecsh bright and trest," appeared,
and, probably enough, represented the
Protectors friend, General Worsley. Thus
the laboEess dug into graves known
and unknown, drew breaths oi
wonder In empty vaults stared into those Tia
wcrc filed. guessed that ~ Anne Of Dennaarl
Lay in the North apaidA compartment of TIL
chapel, 80 King James might have been place<
" to match" 10 the corresponding compaEt
ncnt On the south Aiac Of tho apee. Suffice
that James was found exactly where tho reg
ister said Le had been buried, that is, in HenT
VII vault, and in company with th
founder Of tho chapel and his vito. Eizabet
of York.
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sef with tho follpsaug result - Oh, Nd, sid
sha, 81 can't think Il it tox2 moment tbs
tAcs is, you're AGttle. too bi8 to put IN
cradle, md \ Gtt1a- too ANAL to ba put in
oed!" Ths back hair Of the stricken Youth hAa
Mise Lille Edgarton i reported " Lave IN
uooured bluahea into the ieu1ale Lecture sya-
tem- OtEer lecturesses elain tt,as thsy could
cheek.
-Jeesie Williams lad leen doiuy something
whiah beg nla1nlna hai told her abe ulsn's do.
She had been e7tirg ..sHant4, aud, oi csaa.se,
she got her mouth III staiucl That's tho way
| she Sot found out. Mrs Williams s.id: .'Iou
| know you wete forbidden to cat cur.ants!"
- But, mother, Sxtan tempted mol" "Why
didnt you say, Get thee behind ma, SATIN =
II did ray, Get thee behind me, Satan, and hs
went and got behind me and pushed nla ziSl,
| into the curzant u1lahes-"
In Colorado met Joung lady who ha'
receutly been bercsved Of several mamtsazs o
1.cr family eince she had rumovcd to the IA
West. Intending to bo most sympathsa:,
said: "It must have been : great trial TO hav
the erave OF friend made in that ueI cout
Try" To which she replied, N te7S, but w'sl
| ing to take the bright side Of tho subiee
Mhy Us a good, sandy sol
Jenkins varied tho nonotoay little The
be wrute Of tbs collation. st 1 laiy rec.pLiou
Humanity found ample and subStai.si Il suI
| port In her Aousa.
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awondcrful square NIlIc.

In twelve hours Of ono day in 1865, there
ve1a ~ In round nnmbsre) 1000 paseed ed = Br B.r.
t,eulat tpot in Aderrgate street. eW - sat EAT
Gsean, Us same number It Gresham street,
l, eco At Eastcheap, $500 At F1nsooty o 2s'e q
| mont, $500 1t Dishopsg1te e1ests ~ ~ a;..
tars.nes q T tr.thc !. hit point By The rolk. x
Of the Holborn Viaduct), II, 900 It Haek1na1s, =,
Bridge, Il. Geo 1t Fleet street, andIsnaa1'" y.
uarvela-l9, GOO At London Bridge! " ono
day Of sWenty-four hourn lnot speca4y ee.
lecied a. being mora OF less busy han
usual), s., coo vehlclca passed o,a1 tho ThAmee
1t london, Southwark, and BlAckfraAts
Dridgcs- A there il comparative greatness "
the great, We may be prepared 70 balieys tn
1 tho passenger tratin In tho metropolis u stu
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thsa ahsy 9exs looking into the smiling taee,
and holdinx thA w1tm band, for ths 1szt tinaaf
Happy for N II II that tho vs1 that hides the
future from ont eight Is t1npenetrAh1o to NOR
til cyes- Gum Hu4o.
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A Late french novel hss this climAx: "1ho
Count1sa fell back in dead suoou- "hensae
Te1iyed hex apiat hsd fed"
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TIM (sffe OK TTttem fuRa
nv patYST a wuTTYtKR

Tr1temius Of Hcrbfpols one day,
While kneeiiuE at the altar'a foot TO Pray,
Alone with God, as WAS his ptous cholce.
Heard from beneath a miserable voice
4 sound that seemed Ut all ead things TO tcu,
Al Of q lost soul crylng ont OF heA
Thercat the Abbot rose, the chain whereby
His thou Rhts went upward broken hy that CIT.
And, looking from the easement, SAN below
4 Wrythcd woman, with gray hair arow,
And wttchered hands stretched up to him, who
For aims n one who might not be denied
She cried: "For the dear love Of Him who gave
His lifc for ours, my child from bondage save,
Il ~ ne aoops SaeT 0snss Nsfo ihe suns waves
nsp 81 the % Hh.te ius' Wais 'of Tunis!S .Whst can
gfye," Tritemtus said" ny pra5ers.r 80 ms1
MOE @ nc nos @ SO: .st ss nes p135e1s III eut gold;
Words cannot serve me, aims alone sufnce:
Even v hIle plead, pezchanoe my ftrst bonn dies
"Wonanl~ r Trtlcmiul Answered, - from our door
1 dnsle soiao L our onlJ stere.
more."
| " Gre me-" khc aaid, the s1vcr candlestcka
| On either Ode Of the crest crucnx:
| God wei may spare them Of Hts eEran!is sped,
Or He can gre you golden ones Instead"
Then ss,d Tr.serlua, " Even Is thy word,
woman, 20 be it; and cur gracious Lot1s
Who loreth mercy more than sacrifice,
| Pardon me II q human soul prize
Aoore The Etft upon HIS altar piled!
Tkke Whist thou asfest, and redeem thy child"
But his hand trembled 1s the nolJ alrns
He laid within the he9Ee1s eager palms;
He bowed hta head End for forgiveness prayed.
70 the day psssed: and when the twilight GANG
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II thoaa ;nterestea in soci.l problems, soIne
facts regarding the financial position OF tho
oneiaa @ Community win be interesting The Ih,s,
following % table, taken from the Cires5or. III
ahoT tha rate OF tho community hnancas
prot,YpeS. ......
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Athanasian creed Dr. pusey, Dr. Bright,
Professor Stubbe, Canon Jelf, Canon Lddon,
Lord Devon, Lord Eelson, Dom Asnsel. Dean
Hook. md number Of ether eminent persons
With the large train Aforesaid, hold th4
/" either to use the creed less frequently in the
church service than 1t present, or 70 render
it, 1,,e in any case optional, or to omit the
mis-termed dAmnatory clauses, would b
1r.ncht With danger to the best insarests Of
The Church" "Eve1y wen-instIueted Chtaa"
tian," they write, "muss understand tnem
| {the .1nis-te1med dsmnateug claases 10 appv
| only 10 those whom God knows to hare en-
ioyed full opportunities for obtaining lata IN
the perfect truth, and to have dehoefa1e1s TO.
Iec,el it" But the creedssys: a Whosoevor WI
he sased, leJorr al things 1t il necessary that
he hold the Catholic faith which faith q.
eept every one do keep the whole and u1'de,
filed, without doubt he shall pe11sh evcslAst.
ins1y."
I IN. Gambetta, Deputy from MAsseilles, haa
Won golden opinions from journals OF II
shades BY recent rpeech In tho Legislative
Body, in which he displayed orasozical powers
recalling those Of MizAbeau. lie certainly held
. | the attention Of the audience wonderfully. Il
making ono Of his gestures he brought his fls
. down upon glass Of coffee standing bofo.,
! lin, and rcnt tho fragments aud tho ho
: LIQUID upon tho bead OF reporter balow Ii
: tribune; but the accident did not inter1up
the flow OF the speakers eloquencaor itA ofee
q upon tho audience; yet The discourse VIA OF
al sympathy with the sentiment OF great nj
q foritv Of the assembly, for i vas = plea for
+ republic and IN argument p aooM 3, Nv uo us0n T
+ paubuitv OF uniyc1sal suffrage With TUG In
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Ttyed IN full I1fu2HkpE cotkuMe: Ns nAAeAAuA
orders in advance, Father Morrill, bringing up
the rear with the Bishop. The members OF
the ptpcession uaade the formal reverence TO
the altar ~ they fled away to their several
stations, excepting the Eahop, who not only
dis1egsfded this peculiar feAtaIe o. M ns9ansac 4nn
tipnxl style Of ea1Eying hia banda aa he moved
away carelessly TO the episcopal chatr on the
right. The candidates for confirmation we're
about half ladies, si1 Of whom wore long
white wells, md three Of them Tere d5eeeod
| throughout in white. The regular order o1
confirmation WIS conducted By the Bishop IN
| the ordinary manner. with no muhc. In The
| concluding services, which were conducted bs
tho Bishop, it WAS observed that he conformee
70 the custom Of the church by .ssenalng AZ ss tns
alts1 steps and standing in front Of the crose
With hia back to the congregation. only tuzn
ing to give tho benediction."
Tho following highly important oocunen
has been presented to the Pope, On tho sub
ject Of infalhhihtr:
"Aosr Holr FAraKx: Humoly pross1Ete Il th
thsi Ias question On he dennision OF tie iutall!
h Ct he e ~ ~
, *Among other reasons Of this soppDeanon v
. beg to adduee only three, which spp'sas to b
! ~. Beeansa the discussion Of this question NJ
evidently show want OF ur3nn- and especial
1as ascoans 81 he
: | which we are placed In countries where herese
. | mt outy exist With fmpunity, bus are domlnanl
7 | mis- definition instead OF attracting. would Ancl
: | lie tho8e whom we seek BY Ill Christian means
! lead 70 the tue fold Of Christ.
az Beeause We anticipate cuole14 quesaou
r | viii nrtse which may interfere with and pfeyeL
;, | the vork Of our ministry. and cause me 1Iuts
. this council TO be lost to 1hose VINO are not neH
= | hers ~ he holy Catholic Church
uFaytnr laid care our hcal1 and sincere u
6 ,rutions Tc lmplo1e Almighty God TO ayerf IN e.
r nam the Church, md that he may lun1nlne IN
n | dtrrtt vop With His Holy Spirit
Al. b Purcell, Archbishop Of Cincinnati: Pe!.
, | Il. Eenr,ck, archbishop Of St Louis; John II
4 CIoskry, Archbishop Of New fork; George E1Ftn
ron. AfchbIIhop Of Ireblzond, IN pa11); Tnofn1
5 | ConnelfJ. Archbishop OF Halifax; Hchal
y Wneian. Bishop Of Wheeling; Augustine Vere
II Sc~ss: Joaa sveeny,s Bishop 81 S. job
! Rochester; Tobias Muller, Bishop Of Ell
= Francis Mcfarland, Bishop Of Hartford; Jam
y II. O'Gor1nan. Bishop Of Omaha In part; Jam
10 Rogers, Bishop OF Chatham. Canada; N4eh1
sa Domenee, Bishop Of Plt1anuEgh: Patrick LJne
Btshop O! Charleston; Thaddeus Arnat Bishop
IN Muster5; paytd AoIia1ty, Bishop Of Kerry I
a. Agndoi; William Clifford, Bishop OF Clifton, En-
AZ Edward Fitzgerald, Bishop Of Little Rock: 10
7, Leahy, Bishop Of DEumore: John Hennes
= Mahop Of DUBUQUE; Patrick Feehan1 Bishop
n Na4hTtlle; John Hogan Bishop Of st. Joseph.
oe John Henni, Blahcp OF MILWAUKEE,: David Hae'
n Bishop OF Portland; 1oseph Aeteher, Bt3nep
Green Bay: Ignauus MEak, Bishop Of SALE
D. Marie.
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NEW v! YORK.
Fifth Avenue sn 4 SunRy Day.
Modes,
The Bazaar Of the she1tering Arms
brilliant Entertainments.
Sudden Death.

IFEov orR 6rKcAL CORRESPONDENT
, 1870-05-01

gracefully .1ranscd on the lower slirt;
Hrs. A. 7. stewaIt'a drsss was
Acrinson kilk Of superb quality, xith founce
hui ss5a Is dssn Frs q pos,a d4.g,tae . bod'es g
diamonds, with eas-sinsu to correspond Tho
Duchess dc Ia Tore wore hluo silk train,
with broeade over-drcss T.c;c.e Of soil.
taires On blask velvet On beg heE NECK, diamond
Was regal III Worth dress Of taa-rosa silk,
trimmed with black lace; her hair vaa dressed
in the most refreshin6ly simple snApnor, an.
tire1y without ornament aud he. only jeue!,
we're unique design in amethytts, ousrpndei
from 4 velvet On her neck. ......
Nilsson will certainly como over IL Septen
ber. for Tho President Of the Philharmonic
M, porcmua, had long letter from her la
week, politely requesting him to taAe as sas
euusl to the ono given Jenny LIN
when she landed On cur shores. AZ ID
Doctor will be in Europe during Tie next 81
months, ho submitted the letter to the MAYO
Oakley Hall. who, - be Is nenne8 esueu y y
tho proposed task- Under tho most del.cat
and judisious management, SUCCESS hera "oul
t.e uncertain. Tic New York Anusemos1
seeking public arc blase to such An extent u
don't believe they would applaud : sesap
ing the curl Of their wAxed moustAchea
ohonting hiavo. There IRE, Of course. exec
Gons to this rule-Seuuine lovers OF good N
hc, who arc ridicn]nu4lv demunstrative; br
made Tho utmost Of, they would hardly fl
uish sufficient material for such \ reception
the Swedish singer desires.
A delightful nInltcur cutcrt aiument WAS Civ
atthe Union League Theatre las: aondAv e,e
ing, by signor Konconi and some Of his :
pills. Tha mad scene from pu1itani, the 8,
nnd act from Don Pasqua1i, and tho list
from LueretiA Ho.gsa, vere admir-.
rendered. Miss S&llie Russell, tho o
darghtsx Of Judge Abraham 1suss
made most successful desatt On that oocas
aa Lu1etia- Her father Waa present, ns1v
md anxious, u mas TO b expected, but
parently In his usoal health. Aftcs the
foquanoe, he kisssd and congratulated
daughter, ca.7;A1 her flowers to the cAzri,
md drove homo with her. few moments
tan kc7v Of distress VIA beard from tho
ine.sooun, where the Judge hAd gone for
per. and, BY thA time the vita and dang
Fasehed him, III consciousness was 3
Medical nd Haa summoned, without Avail,
In . few momAnts The proud, doang Il
passad from the seens Of his child'e tEu
To vhero ws rnAy not follow him: OF U
Who noticed his besming face Y no VAt
hia child, md felt tho pressure Of his ban