, 1877-03-16
Bad Results Of Eugenie's Match
Making.
/. N. sardou. the Dramatist-.-The Greek
Chamber of Deputies
Offenbaci, In Trouble. -lEumor in Ens
glish Courts-..Victor lfugv.
EUaENtE's ntATCrr-NtAKrva.

woman ~ was the MARQUIS ac Caux. lie WIS
t!tso With q man attached to it--nothing, more.
! He was nh accomplished rider, m eicgant
dancer mi orna,nrnt In tho xslons NJ Ain g.,cnn1
Fmni,,.-rn1. t,,, sn,1 uo,t,in1 ,,aso :T,,a
E",p,se-ooly that anu nothing morc: Inc
'"ateh was madc ny tNo Empress Eugene, f'lo
fatlicr liked tho dainty Marquis, nnl who knew
retrIcyo M. fortunes hy rci11fnr h,r, ~ wcal,
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"'.,' WY S,9"! '''eu'npsa'.ee Ok WHO at!ac1'cu
solL IN ike manner mad she provided Tor M"
other ruined nohlc, tho Prince do f'autlremont,
and the saL. scandnlous, and shameful story Of
tlMt marriage is not yet ended.
That the pattt-Caux union }as not been q
happy ono has long bccn notorious fact. The
Marquis was IN ircorrtglblr gambler, and long
ago sunk Into mere greedy acvotlrcr OF Ills fair
wifc's cnorlnot,s gums. It fs said that many OF
tle stories concerning Mime. Patti have been set
II il to be hoped TINT the matchmaking days
of the Empress EugEuic arr lcfinttclynt m end,
fur truly she did not hare whnt the French call
"a happy fand y nt such ntfairs. Only tic other
r!agrs, which Inns Terminated even worae, Il that
wrrr possible, ttsan did the uninn OF the Prinrs
dc Banlrrcn,ont with Nile. Valentine dc ChInny:
1as uYrs J ,H b. s,cs sss On s s :e 81 aS o
whose refined and delicate beauty lends a rraco
md charm TO the simplest part 1n which she Is
cal!ctl noon to appear, notwithstanding tho .lc-
yolcc. Years ago thts lovely creature, By tic
Intervention of hcr Imperial pntroncst, cspouscd
a.young noh'cman, tiu Count do ", aid
cliarne;' society, By. her personal loyclncss, "a
vntcd voice. Shc WAS, ii rccolect rightly, The
daughter Of m urtts&, Tic Count, WHO was In
the nrn!y, was called nwny from homo BY tho
! extgcnrscs VI the service. Then scandal bcRan
u busy Itself With tic good name OF the bra..t-
ful Countess. Her husband, hearing the stories
that were aloat, resigned bis commission and
returned to parsa. But his presence changed
nothing In the state which his household affairs
had then assumed. Finally he went mall liter
aily from rage. Jealousy, n1Al despair lie WIS
consigned to u private asylum, wllurc lp soon
after dlctl rl,cn tho Countess announced her
Of tho leading newspapers uf Pur's nell
toned this intention, and the brother OF tho
consequence, bu reluctant was lie 70 believe tho
.rutn concerning nss SISTER. f.alY re Coi'nt-
trrs "f raris. Notwsistannr ~ i,er hen,s,v ' f.cr
debit wis Il fafIurc ewing to thu wcak,sss Of
; her voice. Next she rrappcarcd as oil opera.
noulis slnccr' a,ld thatiss to THO smal'ness OF
lima, n"rsnn,l inv.,ine.s Err ". snr"e.. ~.
surctI. SI,c stll bears Iirr nushn1,d's name.
Slightly itulInnIzrd, ~ i yum dc theatre.
u H. REPORTED that Ming. Patti !las expended
.9ne'ls sinls =. money IN restoring and bea,l,
in,n" ~ ~ Iu l"r si@" W Ha"1: 'c c, aoees .n
That her n,lnual jpcun,e, apart rum 3.cr
professional earnings, Ia not over $i1,00o,
snI'!lharali7cly ss1a'l su't o, whc,' onc
v..", 'i','t t,, s a;,,. uau ~ Goa sor
REGENTS frorn bpnu.lts, riits. stc. i,,,t II. 10
Cnux must not hu credited witt, ali tic extrnyo-
Ea,.r. which t1,la fart would Hrc,it to indicate,
.Ils fur At:elaa Is herself tho most recklessly
rcnefo.ls of hun.an bc'nes, and icr ln.rac ilas
when l,lc by numbers Ut l.or' own fat.,ily. it,
slsIrs which, her uW,l personal expenditure llus
Always sccl very great. She drrsscs mag
,i!i,,sntiy an %etl remember her on one par
terry In Brussels produced two Spnnlsll ttauttta
wells of llnlleari.of btauty and costlllncss. Ouu
was al, order from tlc Queen VI Spain: thu
rs;tl, wso ulp.are,I ia il n,, tho next occasiun
. tlat se piayed 4torisd In "Dou pasolulc.''
NJ. s.ARDOu.
,cttcr az x.rv na.1ors ts,,.s,S aSs'peu ~ fae's
..s.'' ~ 'ers t'esvous' lFftaolo person, anl
, v ,hna, Iron, neuralgia. To- saro himself from
,of uns OF Ills p,ays he lour mn ~ ~" hn
fvar,l ,nnths ,n,Io ~ vao - .i'c ooa'c
wno.1 r',,.h s.s"ea a. u"p'uneu' uopa'htcd
cSrs;.. "x" sn vsw sss'y" sof pet.y shops from
Oh tho stagc at the Vaudeville. nj Tho I'm ~ ,ho
'nrarnn.cr,s bor ,r1 tr - ~" H., .,.. "a s'1,
t,c n,nnaos. ,vn,,,1 =. ~ ~" enc ptonptef' anu
aou aways came to rceapss M M sas
1neusc Ulster, the hood covering lls losa. and
bis neck protected by three ak isniEor,,tas, m
ma,u bv many fo,l mir, =. nossI,,,. ~.
80 ''aN3 'o'o 'A.'eA ~ poas'p!o. An ll1
,e't mana hosArricd bottle Ut English smell
w !H aalta. sar3au has two obIects Of ssps:cinl
orchestra und the cahnollpAker wi1o proyitirs s
furniture aud uplo1steTy fuf illo stage. IL,
iant bcar that ills pieces should Ic arc,,,'' ~.
panied by music, and Il ia ai,lsinr c,aupl, NJ eS ~
'ec during rehearsal the leaer Ut tic t,s,.hc.trn
trying to eiga In word, a,lu Rar7Ior s,,,,thfn,,
LIN ut every attempt lnnlc. Sar.iou inysriahv
:efnses to allow anybody to be- rTescmt nj III -!
frarsals At rclcaraals, tbs rst thns II n III ;,|.
to visit the theatre from i,t to n,npI,,ii,rntes s
y see It is empty. As ho aearylles bux assrr
oS, lio puts tho key Ut caci, in lfs nn"t",
yhtls ho Is cugase,I tho sture.na,,arsr Htt !:
'usy seesng TINT uf pIcru of ir,llturs IL niaccs
II the chalk n,ark sarluu jus dra,yn m TX
tatci fnr, ut tile very trst roI,corsni sa.5n 1uo
lvara1ly Indicates with chalk fi,c ,sr, sIya fut
v'ry nbcce. Wlir1, Sarlou llas sutisic, hi,n."It
mt this theatre 10 c1npty. hi fnSs n,."sS!a ~
tlSc, !ooks ot otl the furniture aud ii Aura In
~; "stnsc,1nA,iaycr!'t Thu stAre.r1nunrcr ,
~ ;,,. - satoa, trembling from head to ftft,
,,.I !. I - H"aHt ttH4us I'll Snr0lt8 YDtc3 Wtch | =