Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-06

rHEArER MANAGER, oPKRArIc 81,


AND sCULLIoN IN HOTEL
From nc hGHsGS O,l Nepus craf Csro,,o,.
Last evening a pale, sickly- looking man.
clad in the remnants " what once had been
fashionable attire. visited the shantv NJ an
old English woman on Bank street near The
opera house. and len a sealed package at
dressed s 10 The Right Hon. Earl OF shsftes-
oury, Lancaster Square. London" Then he
Weht 70 the saloon al Tire bridge, where he
Gran a. drink OF liquor and walked down 20
.ne Giiilss house toward the bridge. He
Iurned sucdenly 70 the right, and passed
down 10 natboat moored Just below the
bridge, and disappeared in ths Missouri
tNer. Two neEroeS gave the alarm but NJ
was too late % rescue. or even save the bpty
OF the suicide.
The suicide is the polite and Accommodated
Eoung man who FOR Tearly six months has
nlled the position ~ sCullion an the Kitchen
IF the Lindell Hotel. and who last winter
made his debut I'm Denver as an operaflc
slrger IN the AthenRum. His pictures nav,
urnamented the windows of many OF our
prominent business houSeS. a. ne last winter
maze an unsuccessful debut as a singer in
the olympic Theater, n This city. lie is one
OF iour " fsst' young Englishmen who last
winter rented the old Denver Theatar aud
engaged a full variety troupe frorn Chicago
toCpen II In grand style. The young -lorl,S~
l"oked upon their enterprise through golden
spectacles. They not only invested All they
had, pawned their wartrobeS, jsve,rv and
hunting 'quipage, hut they ran into debt
and anticipated their quarterly allowance.
Their theatrical speculation proved tfSas-
trouS. Their creditors wrote - England 70
lheir references, and then came the trouble
The ari>tOcratlc relations OF the romantic
young men paid their debts, diSowned The
culpTitS. and cut 81 tIsir quarterly a low
arce. The result was four la: Young men
were thrown upon &" the town iu Denver.
AlCerrou {. Neawin was one OF This marty
ne was one among Tie first 10 leave Denver
nut had rot gone further than North Platte
station. Neh.. before he was arrested aud htS
bakeage seized GA a telegram sent bN
Madame Putt. the Denver ula>gusra ie cos
tuner. lie abandoned his baggage a,,t
came on 10 Kansas city. Here De secured an
engagement at the olympic Varieties hut
made "A failure. He next turned up under a.,
assumed name IN the kitchen OF tie Itudeg
Hotel. He could speak five languages AMI
htd DC possessed small mottcum of Amer
lcah cheek and English pluck, might have
won hlS way 10 any position But he APP
reared 10 he helpless a. "a child and whom
tie Lindell Hotel closet, seemed To- be cast
adriit. unable 10 help himself When ha
went To- Colorado, one year ago. he haf
tl,'oN ~ his pocket. and had a quarterly in
CONE OF t',n. When tbs was cut % he was
bankrupt ana In debt, and seemed 70 have
lost ali desire 70 help on save himself
GETTING TEUToNIC IEARNTNg. Forlr-
teen hundred young Americans are prosecu-
ting their studies AZ the universities and col
lCges. music schools ami conservatories az
germany, and recent criticisms ana reports
testify 10 their being very apt Scnolars aud
moreover, these reports proceed from Ger
mon authorities extremely eNacting and not
over addicted To- eulOg Ting the foreigners
= nv "a E'uus crowd OF students 20
urOHgn al the long series OF Glasses learn
German well. and play Beethoven and Mo-
Fart ON The piano with elegance liEhtness
and correctness The more they Stav IN
btuISchland, too. the more they like Ger
man ways, knowledge aai art. These extra
culinary specimens OF our country folks are
said not 10 he hurrying ana buZzing around
Ike mad HES, hopping here and there. or
taking up this and that, and then dropping
the same To 90 al something else IN a inv.
no, they are learning stiffness, SoliaItv and
stolidlty. the beauties OF system ant adyan-
tases OF horoughneSS-ttHei5ui0 OyR1i,rcldI