, 1876-02-20

elsa cross between Apollo and Antinous
Probably he knew it,; certsinly his tailor WIS nc
unconscious OF the fact. 4 rakish military car
run down ut the visor hung On his temple, an
exposed perpendicular parting in his back hal,
The cap WAS Of white and gold, and contraste
pleasantly With the eun-bronze Of his boyis]
face Across his cheek yawned three hideou
| scars OF the length and breadth OF your littL
finger. lou thlnk it . pity TINT 3 hand
some fellow should bo thus Lope1essl,
and horribly tattooed-bnt be likes it
He went out done up in waddiag, 90 that nothing
| out his cheek was open to the assaults Of tne
enemy. He probably held this vulnerable part
| under tile blunt edge Of his opponents weapon
until he had received the necessary Carving, for
the glory OF the German student is receiving and
not giving wounds. After his maugied person
was rescued from tho furious charges Of the
| victorious party, who, alas / had nothing hut
padding to identify him as ons Of the fighting
corps, the victim carefully irritated his i;esL-
wounds 20 as to insure scar OF the desirable
proportion. He will wear it to his dying day !:
II he live long enough he will still bear the scar
outgrown the folly aud vainslo1y of his youth !:
when his broad shoulders will have begun to
droop and his thighs to shrink, and tho s,renetn
OF his loins will have departed. To-day lie Is a.
togesher lovely, w1th loneliness which is Of the
earth, earthly. Physically he is superb : men,
tally he Just manages to hold LIS Own ; morally
be ls less than nothing, for he ia radically vron1
4 pal Of hiB comes down the street vhistI,no
IN response to the salute Of his com,ado. He
swings small riding whip, lashes the air and
naaes threats at imaginary creatures that are
forever getting in his way. 4 moust1ous b}oo}
hound follows a. hts heels. He turns into nub
lie house, and as pass the window foy mo-
ments later, hear the murmur Of MANY voices.
tne cilck OF glasses, fragments OF song, and
THE PARTISAN pEMl.MoNDE.
iae lanKs OF the deml-monde Of Paris (g1ys
correspondent of the New York Igor,D receive
large felnforcomants from foreign countries and
from the provinces. Idlcoess, houe-t.ouble,
the temptations Of luxury and Incidence lrro
1naoy young French country girl to her ruin.
many OF the impure cele britiea OF the day are
foreigners, and regret to say that amongst
them are to he found several Americans. Cora
fearl as is we'll known, il IN EngiishUoman.
The celebrated Nine. Musard is an Ameri-
h0salan diamond scandal, At present ono Of tha
ieadng notorietles OF PARIS. With her NAV often
be seen beautiful woman, once weil known in
fashionable circles OF New York. Another
herean haia &c laay Ct great beauty, once 1eigning
oeue IN the most exclusive circlos OF enc OF vonr
iarRe cities, has been lnatalled by the generosity
o1 compatr1ot in very elegant hotel Of her
Own. a lady Of title. the member OF ono Of tha
ooees1 yes houses ~ England, is tho chere annie Of
Ehro" 70 IN the Champs Elysces.
t,a ne luxury ana splendor displayed by rome OF
Ihe tetentne Queeua Of this evil society are ~.
q most beyond belief: have already spoken Of
,na1 lug d1amonas OF Nile. Schneider. Her suDerb
shed. The diamonds Of Afile. Dnverrar mh;us .u
we're SOLD oT their possessor 1s auction iast win
'et' brought her Bum Of over 5000 DA0 9,sa |
'pai1ments 'a.a;L OF Nile. Losseny, an acrrese Of