, 1876-06-11

American cashmere and he will shrug his shoui~
ders and decry the quality. Let him have ms
own way and he will show yon American goous
% ag TIL ;o,eb ysa shsE ar Ea59 an 1 81 's aM
me! end dcmne! or my lud or mtladi' to 4 tle~
gree positively sickcning. The la.ly passengers
On the Pelham coach must wear Engiisa-nade
costumes ana aRs Engsh g styes dnc men men
first is wealthy man anu the latter well paid
for his horn-bIowing-with the sasne grace that !
he would fee bootblack in the Lansham in !
London. This Is an extraordinary way o1 cefe-
bratipg American deliVerancc from British tyfan-
ny. -
It has been reserved to New York to adopt = |
system By which young offender with ffotest-
ant parents is stigrnatized Is felon, whhe II
the parents happen to be good Roman catnomcs
he is exempted from the stain In question" lae
way this is touc illustrates one OF the pcculiarf
ties Of New York, and which. il there Is any
merit In it, should be initiated. There IS law
in force fpassed by our model Democratic legs"
lators) that If a boy or girl DC arresIsu on
the offender upon conviction shall &c SEM 10
the Roman Catholic ProtecsoFy, In West Ches-
Ter County, which is sort OF reform school
supported BY the city Il tne 9aenoes . pe,s ~ ths
Asylum for Juvenile Uclinqucnts on kandalts
| Island A boy or girl who goes TO the lslanc Is
marked as criminal, and hence the d1scr1tniha-
tion is unjust to children Of froteslant OF JEW
| ISL parents. -- j.
[ sURRhlsE os tne eAa11e'
One Of the greatest 'husleai ou'pi'ses ".'~..
this city has known 1or many years oecai.ea ~
the Academy OF MUSIC on aohaay e'eh''4s ,"ss
| An unknown pri.nn donna was announced to
make her debut, supported BY q company of
| amateurs, and tue critics assembled In force to
ofve her a nnictns n Ia Anna Dickinson. The
debutante was MISS deftFuoe tofoe'., so""5
lady known only to select circle as the posses
sor of y rare roice. frc prese1,e and the reQui-
e;to sc1f.nosecssion for almost INV emergency.
shc ssiectefi the difficult role of Norma for her
trst ng ",naran1 and the critics rather secuted
har nrrce,,snnt;on at tke outset They were siu
nlr snrnriscd at her success. She sang the part
r;th ~ ~ tht trracc and yieor Of Ttiens The Casta
n;"a ,rhE2b ia one Of the. most trying arias in
the whole range OF Italian opera, was given
Win w;th ssrnerb success, and the audience carried
au.av rifh fleiight, The critics gracefully ac-
| knowIedce tbcir disappointment No such de-
ti7cfi surrcss has ever been heard OF in opera in
| this c;,v r. ia due To Miss Corbett to say that
none n the tricks and articles used to secure
the faror Of critics in advance were employed on
this occasion. 1t was q genuine surprise, anu
they all felt 1t.
| MODEL LANDAAot-
The fashionable hoaid'ns.ho"se hecp.,e ~
this city constitute distinct class oy sae',sel'ee
With few exceptions, they arc Us well o7esseo
as any women who promenade tne asennc'
They wear the best silks' the "ost tesaelsuo
bonnets, most expensive pooes, ano 'Atee. '...
GUS extrayagances "hlch halo!y .o'apo' "'sA
the hard times that SURROUND 'helt saiilne .lt
Some Of them are set11ao.e SAse's, 1la sa.a,s
support lazy husbands or keep oo'socls ue1s.5
to obtain money with WHICH 70 a1ess eAt'o'"-
gantly. Occasionally ono ol u1ese ena' 1st..
anpears before the public in an unenVjahle Light.
Such an ono is certain Mrs. Bishop, who Is the
ion1ladv of y fashionable boarding house No.
Is West Twenty sixth street. She ordered a
| handsome silk dress ut the Broadway dressmak-
tI9 dTess was sent home Mrs Bishop said it was
mt made nroperly, and abused the drcssnakcE
shnmcful]y. The shon-girl said she would take
It back aud have it altered The Bishop dc:
cIincd to allow anything OF the kind, and when
In ] ssiri insisted. the model landlady became
curagcd beyond description. She fcll upon inc
her grasp with great lorce anu l1ShGu 1iu y ~
q closet. The next scene vas IN a follce Gou,.
where the savage a.nns a.. assHn a1s the aan1agns
meanol a"u $50 ~ r' ~ r.pIy MAR.
soaH of LILLE nI.cTs
.no.,,or ,,,,,s+,,tion of thc fo11v of early mar
aosi - ,;,,a,. T., , divorce suit recently com
; as's.5 hx s;d,ev p Havens. son OF a wealth,
.os;1ept of Southanptop, L. T., near this city
.a;nat .s tJn,cn H,vens. The lady was marie.
, ,xbsn she was 15 years old. She charges tbs
= .,.~oa ,.oors after thor,ph she was then oaly Is
= ~. n s,,sf,ord commenced q course OF bruta1it
80 ,,s1. hor -, constant terror for her life
= aaa ", hsvine % rohhca her Of considerable sum
- , onar he1onrinr to her separate estate, he eou
% nn,,a9 hcr ~ nerform raeniai service for her on
= r tnnnor+ r. cnn the climax, be introduce
supposs ~ I fato M Their household, With who1
he was 80 shockinsiy ianlsns s ILL., ons I'm
PEELED to gut nc nons etrie1 anS Vows Te husban
lnhdelltS 70 n,s e,a fhat his wife was quit
makes coqntet tt,a.u oan gtt ti auother man and
i. ct criminal ln.n. ,as m" heen Iiyna in one
since hcr seharatow w ah IIs " INV Nc4e Snffolt Fl
aantesy %sn that dnt s RI IS was ee
ana s!g tree fro her husband
i this time: lae S1u,s ~ ~ n1nanSt s;1fticcnt ID
proofs awafos4 aei .to;,s ~ " the sase as nre
o counsel ices taS aisrernr of ,narita