, 1876-02-06

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! ed him. Tho cussom. thongh ancient and por-
| hsps out OF place, ia still so imposing and pic
turesque that suppose it will be again uset
! when the Prince Of Wales comea to>the throna
| A while ago one OF the Dymokes 'was created
Baronets but as he had no heir Of his body il
| died out With him. I may add that the famit
! has always been modest aud quite uuWark,
] one, iss members rarely appearing in society
The lato champion Was go very retiring that th'
! public only knew Of his existence ito make
bully When it heard that he was dead. Th'
| championship passes With Scrivelsby Manor in
| TO the hands Of his heir. I am not informet
! whether no left son.
| FRANCIS DEAK.
! Many interesting anecdotes (says the Ne,
York Tribune) are told OF the dead HungariA,
statesman, Illustrating the Spartan-like sim
p1iclty OF his life. Titles and decorations wer
| offered him in abundance, hut he refused ther
ali. Lucrative posts we're pressed upon him i
] ynin. He would hold no Office but that Of repre-
| sentative OF the people. 4 landed estate brough
him in small income. It is said that his ex
! penses we're only 8, 200 year He lived IN lit
tie apartment up two flights OF stairs. Man,
we're the attempts made BY his friends, in collu
sion With his landlord. to persuade him to chang
his quarters to the floor below, but al
we're unsuccessful. The municipality gau
lodged. That would no doubt have in.
dueed him to move had he not know
that wherever. he went the Damo would follow
him When summoned to meet the Emperor in
the palace at Buda, to confer 0pon the new form
OF government, he went in q one-horse Dab.
wearing his everyday clothes. PROBABLY he dld
not POSSESS such an article us dress coat. Tbe
courtiers were scandaIized thai he should invade
the sac,ed presence OF Euajesty in such aprare!,
but he represented the organized will Of the
| 1at m
received him gladly II ha lad worn no coat
at ALL He used to ride to tha House OF
Representatives in an omnibus that passed his
door. 4 carriage Was presented him, but he ro-
cratic admirers who were unwilling that their
great leader should In hls feeble health be
crowded in public conveyance bought one OF
the onnbuses of the ltne, and at tho
regularly approached his door rs il it had just
come along and had not yet picked up any pas
sensers. As soon as he got in 1t drove directly
to the Parliament House. After while Desk
discovered the cheat, aud never entered the pre-
tended omnibus afterHa1d. He accepted but
one legacy, and that Taa the three penniles5
children Of his dead friend, the poet Petofy, tho
author Of the Szozat.-tho Magyar Mar5cl)laise,
whose patriotic verses had made him much
belored By the people. As soon as it vas known
that Deak had undertaken tho care Of the or
phaus, o subscription was act on foot, and
fund amounting to over $500, 600 was raised for
them IN a few dsgs- Tbey TINS became rich, bnt
their benefacsor died as be bad iyed,-poor. as
Int in a trne sense the richeat man in ali Hunea-
~ H;a we,1th vraa ,ha Iova ~ .hoie n,tinn
won by his unsslhsh devotion to the causa Of
freedom. Every patriot Hungarian mourns his
loss as that Of father and benefactor.
scHuF,nrR IN OPERA ao1iFrF.
Apsr;s iatter n the Pha1e1nh;n Tezp1,onn
a,Ta cntna;dar - "a s;na;nt nv - t,,a Eo1;n.
says aenuetus' - e1s ~" ..ta .. tus fo1ea oT
Belle Poule." Unfortunately; the Queen Of
Opera BonfYe, Notwithstanding this new role, ia
;7ec;dealv m cbicben sha has aced vr,x fast in
uss'o' ~ = ~ I' ~ Hs.a; a ..' ,s.,s
Tue pa1s smo ssaiS oae - ,a .nA4 .a
stage, every hour of her 40 years. Her two
neaaant dressss-one worn in the first and ths
otbar ;n +ba aaco,a act-ara not At II, sr,tsa In
o&A0A 80 't40 o,~oe ~ ~ ~ 80 sNso~ ~
ner masa1e Pnysoeno1ny anu etons Pnyh4ua'
She looss very well, however. in the Polish Dress
which che dons in the third act, and which il
ror,a,,s +o haho1a q +rnin ~ r5chaet na,r,
6ra1 sill va1rot borderad w;th fnr and
fHnonad nvar t7a;n ~ go1d.va,,ow satin
decorated viii, whita passamanterie aod
horda1ad With white fnr an,i cnt annars A,
tha nacL in ort7sr ~ daniav T.. niu.'a celebrated
nectiaca # f}iamonds in fart aha wesrs twn
nacIi.raa ONE a r;riere and tha o,her a chain
1eifh 1Hnrf nrt in
e1,isa 81 ci.an aba veora sn1end,d br7och
e. tnrnnoises a17 ,1amonds A. tn Tia rest ri
tbe;r d;enlav aren m the ,rnn,a nrrson ~ Mia
schneidsr she hns adonred = TerT ~ ineenions and
novel device for showing them OF. Her head
gear consists OF hgh-crowued, broad-br1mmed,
gray felt bal, turned straight up IN trons and
tns tIoa1 . - se1 o.ose auu 'nfA nf n M d @
acrao Of naste in the iot. 1s to The onerntt1
itself, it is very poor. Tho plot is maialY thai
Of ia File dn Regiment" billie; Schneider
nefsen oelng tne aonS-lost % enee-'1no ra,, kao"n
ri uiaa ae1 cs11et, gI po1ze,a ~ ~ hnvhodv ~ fan;a,
with the acting OF "La Gtande Ouch
esse' can imagine how sho kicaz,
and pranks, and teazs around generally how
uproarious ia her fun and how irresstibls Is her
jollity. It is ahe that is the piece, and she has
literally proyed its salvation for musically and
dramatically, it is about as weak q production a.
eau well be imagfned-yet, thanks to the Jolly
Diva, it is an immense success- It is fortunate
for the manager that herinaueuce for good ~ SO
potent, for it il said that her whis and caprices
are without number, aud that. taking her Alto
gether, she is the most difficult actress in Pa1ia
for o manager to got along with. Il is vhts-
pered that over hundred pieces Of velvet wera
submitted to her inspection before she could de-
eide upon the exact slade for the jacket OF her