New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 49,

TO- Gov. Tilden 5. Impossible you ace 70 supply IN
demand. And the attitude OF the hand thrust mo III
breast Mine TO life 20 am depicted In tno iano
portrait OF myself taken by Black In Boston ana repre-
sentlng addressing 5000 citizens In Boston IN rep
beginning an address, and copied from my tutor DAME
Webster SIR It Ia easy and graceful generally may Nv
thus, wnen warming to my subject will show you th'
picture foa shall Judge IL Is in my gallery. EXCUSE
The Count withdrew for few moments, and soon re
turned with the portrait IN question:
Judge for your>elf." he exclaimed . -
The reporter Obliged TO acknowledge the likeness
and The attitude.
Mr.. Jon" said the reporter
"What" exclaimed the Count, emphatcaly. a.,
81 beg your pardon, Count" hastily responder tll'
startled reporter. but Count, why did you not Challenge
81 impossible - was the reply. "Ii a member OF the
try penalty is years Imprisonment for send
ing challenge Otherwise, sir, he wOuid not have
could not stOOp to notice insult by bringing nDci
suit. Blood aud blood alone would WASH out such q
STAN IN any land, indeed except this shall not hght
Mr. SUthern. But trust shall not meet him.. | might
not be abe to control myself lie ought to be hose
The interview being ended, the Count babe the re-
porter gracious adieu and gathering up ms manu-
script his black kid gloves, aud his crush-hA'' VIII
MIR. sorHERN WILL SELECT cASNoNs.
Mr.. sotnern was found in his dressingroom ut the
Park Theatre, adjusting the wrinkles in his forehead
The reporter his card, assuring the actor that
there danger-tnat not Count Joannes dis
Mr. SOhern was evidently nervous but had Ills feelings
well under control " shall appear this evening" hc
said ne took up the wig with It's expansive forehead
81 did not know until lew moments ago tuat
the Count mad taken legal steps, assure YOU and
had DO intentions OF Tidcung any one III particular
The truth is tue Comt and are deviish Dadacors both
us. and that il what leads INN astrdy Mortimer 10
his servant Is my forehead too hight Yes, that's II.
But can fight II necessary-my hand s very unsteady
o-ugh, for reason The challenge must Of course
come from the Count, as the aggrieved person l. am
aware L not titled, but men / could DC.
T"ete are several titles awaiting me when /
retire from the stage snail select can
the weapons, Tor mean bloody death " am
to be prosecuted There is new kind ~ cannon IN
Paris now, and shall send there my otder canGOns ana
coffee Tor two. / sometimes take gin and bitters mixed
mostly mixed Each cannon fires eighty-seYen balls IN
fifteen seconds The distance w DC two miles, and tcl,-
scopes will be- used in taking aim snail appear n TINS
costume and the Count perhaps, Will think 40 Is soil
Oquy. OF course, Mr.. Mccullough Will act as my second
There may be in tnis but not II | know II.
tue base ms nuation, sir mover heard a woman
In her dreams murInur the namo Of Count JOannes."
thrust his hand his bosom, and took up bis
crusL-bat. he said: seriously know nothing about
except what you have OlI 1t Il ridiculous and
strongly suspect you selug meall OF you ANA tie
Count TOO never saw the man but once and .ha ~
or three weeks ago. My makeup IS not even Ike MN
He wears Wig aud you could put Two Fingers between
and his SKULL ana turn II rOundbut eAcusc me, That
cali is Tor me-"