, 1873-12-13
mon Of mark whom ho mat are now and than
frailtly rolutod by Mr. Chor1cy.


lko lor tho critic, which lod him to troat lr
Svor Msn Kaultol.s ,,a,1 aa boorle s raeness Whai
"Mr. Rogors did llla hest to mako me feo] ann
aud ,li,comfortablo; mud 1t waH ofton ono BY re-
pcating Tho sa'no encouragement. Tho a. acen
wo"a 1d,s b aaa,,n dinner Of eight 1T which o wou
young mali with rcd hair 7" moaning mo. III
allswor would DO, mir. Ohorlcy." etcs" ctc'
"Nevor heard OF Him boforo, was lilo roiSnor
after which Nogorn would turn to his dinner. liz
utoa f TH lis hnvnE nSn5 sp9soa n sod M Sf nsseo Nigh
.,o most Eratultously ill-naturel Bpeoch Of wlcl
NE. giinrley waa tho victim. lo brought ol o.
an an antiont coneeft' Mr.. Ol,orloy chancot
se Hro Wss os eoat NJ noxt The owager Lady Essex
Chorloy happened to notice the Old gontloma1
crooplllg down the stdo ayonuo, betwixt tht
nenclloH. Mt loss for a scat, and courteo,nl,
VICE., VICE., rennring to hA neghbor ~ he did ao
goodst VIZ WIZ ~! Mn my tov Psfs to s Mr. nogoEs
for hls hnt-"Como," said Lady Eaacx, in tp hopi
cordial way, "Comn, Alr. Rogora, hero IL Bont
for you by mo-" "Tlanl yo,l," Aaitl tic old go,,-
I.enan' e , hXanG hiH dead eyes OH Mr.. Chorloy M
rank yo int dont Ike Ike ys your &c eopanS 1ac WY
IN placing thin incident on record. It ni,1at In
confessed TINT Mr: Chorley completely rovenpos
lli1nsof Upon Ills brutal tormol,tor Those wllo
@ are 'aailar with the eccentuclt!os Of 1ogera do
III
Chorloy suffered from tho potulant tenlner RI
this singular man.
PAUL DE ROCK,
m ns INC transtations from hs writings have made
~ an author regarding whose personality little
curiosity III felt, yet thero fs something attract
iyo IN tho description wo have of lin M Mr.
Chorley found him at his house In Paris. Hny.
ing IN LOT no.e ol q snttodnetion at bis residence
III tEe boulevard vt. 1faitin, tho call was shortly
attor returned. Mr.. Chorloy writcs: II opened
tue door ind thoro stood short, midtle-agoI
man. WIN a very preposseHsing counteua,,co.
nat mtoili gent and melancholy rathor tl,at,'
gay' fS y sofy y,sa tnin td and iongish black ar
4 ilua forehcad and Mild but obsorvant,
oyea. Ee whs uresscd in a black Melissa fncoJ
at'd cntfod With pltisl. '1e suip Paul do Koel.'
was thoroughly glad to sec him, atld welcomed
n'eaayyo ,, my GGsa y, had Frenc told him Of tho
We llao some pleasant tnlk. Hiacharacter sco,n-
90 to mo trso to tho feeling, aud simplicity and
Hlirewdness Of his novols. llayo yet to find
whether It bo truo to those looscr parts Which
(pity III them) nlakcso beautiful series scnicd
book to English readers in general Dut as j,o
apoKe with Infection of n Bon IN years old {who
plays tho piano worry well), will boIioyo lin tn
he = good father at NIL events"
u1ning: taclt to Englnnd ngain. wo llavo BRIEF
VINO. ,!n0o MT. Ciorley savH answered his expoota-
ever met, Ills faco ie ut once sllrewt thought
Etl. aud quick. Il not irritable III ts expression
singular deficiency of hpnn IN its lowor nor
lion, but not toeielicy Of feature oroxn,eason
s mnnuor cold bat still; in conversation. bland
l'1d gontlo, aud not nearly 40 dog,naiio ps lis
"rt,nfs would lead ono to inaeine tnlkips,
ia ~ taking wol', good deal about Amorira.
'ut without roHpoct, describing llor as tulkinr |
more glibly than any woman le j,ad OWN ace,,
llu with such notion of 1ler own infailility.n
L lood LIS III described "as qnant. us lazy, Us dear
~ ,eooo nyef l. nt %Tnys ono Of the most original
orta'n inaescribablo oddity that amuaes me
more t!1an Gill, eapress."
Our own RuthorssB,
MISC sED0w1cY,
ne w'sln the circle Of Mr. Ghorey
fdedly the ploaanntost American woman + ltnyo
vcr seen, he writes. "with moro of a t,1r,l for
'ltnor and less American sectarianism Tie
x;91ne , 10 t 10 sure, there la n plonty and tho
aekwoods but then se III lively. kind, heart
nrm; ind feel, somehow or other. nltnoat nn
'endly TERMS with her, though lnevers,,oke moro
sah tWohty consecutive words to her." Lator
ao9a: =" AlisB setgwick Inns boen returning tie
Of all English journalists bv putting
al ronnd on .pnpor to degree which in to-,
ad. Sho aHked. it Beens, poor hIisB MitYord,a
'rvatits what wagns tluy received md lho Iiko
~ q, near Aas Written that which IL likoly most
Wy u compromise Eomo Of tho Italian refugees
!, ! america VINO were negotiating with tho Aus
IAN government for restoration to their fomi-
3s. liked her 80 we'll in private rs an honcst-
ihded, eimplo-nannercd, cultivated woman.
mt l am really moro vexod tl,an thero Ia auy Or |
sion lot. lear the noxt cago Of 1ransatlan-
bl1NS VIII not run mucltcinnco Of being very
?eraily dsnnereti and solrecd hero only oyory-
ing PASSES of like n nine daya' wonder"
4 A. later period Of lis life, Mr. Chorley's yo-
NUs1CAL CRITIC
row aim into tho most Intimate relations with
and the numerous cordial iettors
oln Inc great COMPOSER, which alo given, afford
!lndant proof Of the leartiness of tho friend
ip Seeweon tho two, which endured until Men,
aaa lnaohns rs tieatl. dounod, Chopin, Liezt Mey-
nnv puvt ;n Id boraoz among nlueicans Grla and
ckons. Carlyle, and our own Hawthnrmn :
long authors, are but tho moro prominent Of :
DEC With whom Afr. Chorley had intercourse. ,
e1e o,G or ~ fess confidential and proractcd
approached them with his critical faculties on !
: alett, and the demands OF nersonnl friend n
lp were never allowed to take ],rccetleIco when | =
was called on to dischatgon professional tIuty. :,
rs ahswerv1ng honesty. his thorough conHcisi1- g
pect rarely voncsafed to ono Of hia profes- T.
y, and glVs to the rcali,iisccucea with which +
40 volumes nre filled value which yery few
ii works posaess 'o'' ~"
rho 9, last twenty Years Of Mr. Chorleys 1;fo-hc Il
q Feb. 10. 1879, in the 64tl year Of lis uco~~ a
S ieosPE sPen. il, Eaton plueo Vest Lol,dou Au
1dent nts thn selataa py MI H9wlett who supple
umes, Is worth giving aB illustrative Of -
THE 0n1M HuMoR
which Mr.. Chorley himself was cnnablc M ),
asion. Whilo inspecting the house Which he !, T.
NY leased, the real estate ugaut who WAS ~ -,
wing it to him made aomo apology for tl,e y, !"
rownesa OF tho atalrcaso. "Eoyer mind" /;
i ,ied caorley, II shall require worry narrow q q
H.. H. ~! have sold great many leases OF fl
liar houses, cir, but mover heard a goutle- ~
. make such an observation before" was the ~ ~
onshed mans reioindor. It ia certaiuly a ~
afactlon to know, aa Mr.. Howlett ronarks' i, ~
:, while Mr. Chorley'a conviction tllat he J.,
W. " spond his Inst years in the house was 81
[lllou by tho evont, that tho staircase in ouos- H.
WA "!tuess to many q plea.ant noeno be- ~ ~
rcnuoliug him thislaHt SERVICE" u,
ALL EQUAL BEFORE GOD, ga
I,
Drah&nfu on totus-pofl to