The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-22

blue eyes aad ialr IN i, cutting sayacelY With his
hn,ie - son5y sabstsnse wnca was Ing n IN
instant he woulo make d dash win his FORA ara
cav tais sponsy par'se n erp' n .pso ann ar
proachel tae feli corner avoloe In AWFUL accents
.lalnicI zamlel slavo OF me pow-a-r-r, appear
THE DREAD MAKES OF AsraAnorn AND BILiAL
I cal upon thee. Appear APP car !"
And tIen IL persuasive and mild voice, the same
person adGcl:--
Boy oh, say, James; VIII you DrinG NC mu--
Ou- repsrter waited until the Incarnation hal
been performed syor the mutton chop and onions,
ana tlieD announced himself as DESTROYS or knowing
tho ''isaca Crooks" oplnlon In regard 70 Tie
Fechier- Wallack- Chanirau controversy.
Mr. Nor on, with much courtesy arose rom his
banquet and came forward 10 whsre our rep 0rler
stood from rs nostlis came no streams OF blue
IRE, and ms apron Oh Wa5 not heraded by any
/ smell o. sulphur or brinlstoae.
'Mr Reporter. 1 know but very little about the
| row. but 40 Know Mr. James W. Wailacl to DO q
| line actor ana cG!svated gentleman, anG man OF
| honor. re wond not have withdrawn from his en-
! gageIaent unless that Mr. Fecnter had In some
manner
GROSSLY nssuLTED HIM.
think that Air. Fechter Is great actor; but as q
%ush aas!s; ion IsyS SsSsa sss pss. e 9 Ss
have acted in a company with lr Fechser. Thave
never heard word OF Complaint against HIM, either
as actor or manager You know how it Is yourself
between the nlomhcrs O all dramatic companies tue
leaainS man o. STOCK company mas MS rights as
Having said his say the BACK Cook" disap.
pealea N cloud or name. aid two demon waters
came IN, bearing 70 his taoe dishes vi red hot soup
ana mutton chops.
And nov the reporter assuming his personality,
deDouchei on niblo's GARDEN, aud catering tho
wide yesltbule made Inquiry for
Mr.. HARRY PALMER,
the manager OF the theatre. was directed to 60
office Of tho management. Here the 81 reporter erSt
fhG acs y Mr; Larry aass faer 4 beautiful
eor eucrcns s4 lis ' SNOWY wiz ros aaa "a
a aas aDo @nas asyS n u2s If as
came the strains OF tao March OF tho I.na.sns.n
waie score OF young ladies', in gauzy draperlls
| ana tights were making their pas In the gushing
dance Mr. Palmer made The following state.
| nlegli-s
! man wnen aia not have u transact business Win
| hiu. Wien Caafas Dickens was Ia New York no
! suggested tomysau and Mr. jarrett ,nat we should
engage Mr. Fechter. said ~ Dickens, Il VIII oaly
be too happy to make the proper arran elnents with
MT. rechtcr, who y my friend when srrive in
! Englahd.p After Mr.. dickens had LETT THIS cDGn-
| try he made Mr Fesilter an oger .hroagt
Mr. Dickens, On In: l7h OF April, 1884, In a written
inohL Or lty nights for $40 COZ in currency Ihls Is
| htsra! copy oi NE iester, @hcl viii give YOU
~ NJ =, s Ms GARpss Nv YogF Ap;i x !s7a
;h yen s w1d to mr. Charles fca'er an 0ss from
We hes eaye siie below the wo wond be willing
70 crane ni.h w. Feshier upon No i've VIII slye Nj.
eemsaos al MICS aarica cpsuiosri +, ISL 'ASs'"' T"
@ G daaas s a s l n stss @ per d
the raadss gsey between U.s. each paying The tao
w so easags Miss Lofty Loesrc to snpror. him for
accepted BY u. feeaer, VII yaa ssad VOID ~ snss
JARRETT PALMER.
we offered Miss Leclerq $3.50 per week In currency
for her aeryi2es. lie refused oner being ut fis
, t.ac travelling in she provinces lie wanted e1Oo
anlght q $500 currency ana ilty pounds, or $500,
accepted thirty pounds week, $50 IN gold, Tor
Mss Leel or l. October ascs went 70 Europe
Dickens tclegyaphed to Fcch,er ADVISING him TO
accept our otter, aud also wrote him strong per-
sonai note Urging him to accept the otier which we
| with privilege on our part OF
RENEWING TILE ENGAGEMENT.
He would no: accept tie Oiier 10 renew the en-
aisa,s a. Sislos al orr rest terms. r Tie
Fea Wen made soI eS Of Ei during
$1,000 n gold. Outside Of business found Fcchrer
apendid ieilog but was Away When he eaine
HELL's DELIGHTS
now ana ton. Insy ga not a. agree made
ing up the contract himself ia his own
,n ar s Gsasn S g
| Dickens, myself, MT. Fcchter, mr. Onvfcc. the
private solicitor OF mo Queen and OF Mr.. Dickens.
The cont acf was erawn up Ia tho oiice OF Al The
Year Round, Of which Mr.. Charles Dickens, Jr., was
editor. The latter was also present at Gadshi to.
ssne Aaepai theatre, London; George Dolby,
| young Mr. Harry Dickens who had come home
and S others III ' 1Eie &c Collins Vas 1' uawe ana
81, co.. security and placed that sum III
THE HANDS OF Mr.. CHARLES DICKENS
the same tme ike surety from Ir Feonter wiiis
ClOn IN rsun.t. ant
and % Ioasay and tuesday we we were Sa u
tho cars wien Mr Fecpser was leaving for
southampton to take TIE steamer. While Fechler
with Mr. Dickens, when the prInce Of Wales and
suite came into the green ROOM and Mr. Dickens
70 he S s pisnsr ay enara Ct
Miss Leclercq must say that think her the lnest
aftiste IN tie world and noble lady In every
After making these remarks Mr.. Palmer dll the
RERALD reporter the henor to Introduce hin TO
MSS PAULINE MARKHAM
who at that moment had entered the onlce to draw
her salary. Miss Markham was magnidcently at
tired IN a rich fur jacket and Q heavy black silk
mond rings OF great value Her Clear white COM
pexlon snowy d ns: b OK eysasae ana DARK blue
to question OF "wnat she thcnght OF Mr.. EechterD
| Kiss Marx am spoke IS follows
and us pity thar tins trouble sGould have come
| upon him. never saw any actor play the lover
Win SUCH IOIce cSs,Euco as ne UosS III ClQQo
tle.notto and Henri de La gardere lie thought
very highly OF in England. ! admire him veFy
| pany, as have played in burlesque company
| altogether since came TO America. l DO not Ike
| burlesque as
IPREgEE TO PLAY YOUTHFUL PAGTs,
such a3 that OF Venus wien played at woods. I
suppose that you have noticed that have a cold.
| am getting wei OF the injury which received IN
| falling out OF carriage In the Central Park when
| it WIN all be healed up In d week or SO. like
Fechter, because he does noe compel his company to
| have rehearsals ON Sunday night or before two
! O'CLOCK ON the afternoons or week days and he is
always courteous and gallant to ladies. nave no
objection ut oil that yon should give my sentiments
IN regard to Mr. Fechter; and now snail have to
bid you good DAY, and must say am glad have
met your With these last words Niss Markham
swan out OF the Office with the graceful undula-
tons Of o white swan.
The next person interviewed was Mr.. L. J. Vim
cent the active and energetic stage manager Of
Niblo's theatre. His statement was 6s follcws:-