The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-01
THE HUSBANDS on mrs.
Paths behavior. with - Frenchman's View
Of the Proper Woman TO Marry.

Tho topic OF the day in Paris now Ia tho
demand for nullity Of marriage made by
ue CauN. 10 tell the truth. the point OF law on
which she has faith in her demand seems to be
be made II is difficult to understand how any
tribunal Will allow the Conclusions which Il
p wfs hsr to EMyeryhg makes The
remain in spite of herself-the Marqulse de
Caux.
-, There was n time when the feudal crown was
the great object Of the much -appauded singer
To-day Nicolina, feeling her old Bohemian
blood boiling within her. has completely for
year. She means 70 live MS the wife OF Nicolas
the cock Of the walk, know good people who
a %srys XII, Nth ns s%IPicy worthy q hG yojsa
most simple affair in the world. Have YOU ever
read, l 40 not remember In what preface. a
beautiful girl. who, up to that time, has lived
upon the COMMON diet Of sausages. bread. and
raw apples. The beautiful girl Is covered with
misery 70 everything around You feed ed her on on
the beat that can be bought and you dress her
has sgreat desire for salad basins OF warm wines
ana country hagpipes. II is the same way with
aogs adds Dumas they are inundated with
IND these odors are bad. and away they run TO
70 in brook. The Marquis de Caux ought 10
nave expected such u case in Patti. The APP
pauded artistic. u woman received in the best
society. has suddenly dreamt Of the comic ro-
q ,hG true
pcaredl
strange mobility that is either the vice or virtue
OF woman, Will. In all probability have. to-mor-
row, profound disgust for her new situation.
IL seems that one evening. ut st. Petersburg
she mlstook q drug, and swallowed a hatchs
Of peculiar Kind, which has produced a long
sleep. haunted by ultra fantastic dreams. From
respected wife. March oncss. added TO
great artistc, she has suddenly become the
yagaboud companion OF constructive tenor
In In or ti.fN
the true world has put her in Coventry. The
diva who still gives the u above the lines, will
easily collect, here and there enthusiastic APP
Dlausc, but the gap has been made around her
Tho other day she threw herself. like a girl Of
person in love with her. She received a blow in
this ignoble strife In five years in ten years at
the most, she will 80. ruined woman accom-
panied. it may be, by baritone, scented with
absnthr, 60 hex an audience of tho director Of
Congarnehu. AN impossible viage.l Is not
all this folly? Patti il going To core To- herself
40 madame. Nictorine, or The Might Bears
Warning and The Doctors Marlouettes i"
Do rot "Nist IN reality,
women seem the most extraordinary beings I'M
der the sky. know very well that trinAeis and
irresistible fascination. But when It ia n ques-
ton OF going before gentleman girt with a tri
color sash. Diable! The case Is worth thinking
about some. those who are as wicked aS they
are clever. look upon publ opinion ms a sort Of
del. cious cherry. and make spccuiations. pure
and simple. Tho blanche ep1nsie seems dis
posed To- run n host more oi adventures. The
husband knows this and. Instead VI grooming
az IL, laughs In his sleeve. I!ds strange u an
known better as q knavr. is ptcoc upied COR tho
future, having already become nearly u beegar.
There ar" some exceptions. W. know all tho
divas who are perfectly Huut II women. and the
husbands u divas who are unasst llable men.
But il must be confessed that most irrqUtut ~
these husbands INSPIRE only moderate conf
not stolen their reputation. | 10 not wish To-
Judge t4"m too severely berause The Gospel
says. Judge not and am evangelical The
other husl ands 81 divas are ihc ones who solicit
your simt.e curiosity They are good, young
people. tull Of bad poetry anil romantic non
sense. T. redeem maidenhood seems ~ them
the highes, duty. They wish. poor innocent
crep;gres 70 bring lack 70 good. to the truth.
ers Of boards. which have rotted more hrooms
tnan legion OF porters have worn out. Gem
orally ,he woman who IL me object OF this re-
works Of Octave Fcuillet. deceivcs the rclccmer
with the nrsi handsome brunette who passes.
Upon which he is worry much astonishcd.
see but little excuse Tor this sweet folly n
thing must be pardoned to the dile,iantcs.
Such man is not able TO dispense with Come
Camille. Then he marrics a singer or a
traeedlenne. BY this method he Is always sure
Of having under his hand the cayatinas q the
long speeches which please him most. There
Is even in u the economy 81 an orchestra stall.
saving which one must not disdain in these
days Of .Haggerated prices: There ought TO be
in the Rue Pilumet or Rue de Lille small rr
women. infinitely more captivating than the
gross ones with low necked Dresses who turn
the heads Of the new generation upon which
new France calculates, and who sing refrains
that would make hussar blush. IA for the
writer, he feels angry with thc.idiots who give
Themselves NJ 70 these cOnlugal chances. The
issue l. fatal. some morning the fair partner
Will make the male half of the family under
stand. in q style that she borruws from the
stories Of The late VI. Scribe. or the noisy mclo-
/ dramas OF the late VI. Victor SeJour that she
was not born for the fiat monotones OF life that
q ye ~ sdtS gtot draws her toward higher
spheres and forbidden heavens that the
prOmitcr, Ruy Bias not comprised. has re-
yral"d 10 her horizons that are more pOetical
than the wa-herwOman's bill and the cooks ac-
count. To scOur the dishes with tripoli is an
! occupation ebov. So great u soul. Thehusband
remains alone. estimating that In no
case could these "petticoat holders" make an
honest man deprecated. but with a
( heart emblttered to it's Utmost recesses.
Young persons who have rrad with an I'M
Sand. and who 70 70 the various theatres ol
our fine capital with the intent 81 finding there
/ good wives. cNnnot be too much warned 10 be-
! dim 'ult t. please in their choice. Even tho
/ opera. that opera which Europe cnvies us 80
much, II not. a. people in general believe. a
! Doves. To lead to the altar "A young lady who
1 from ten t. eleven O'Clock throws herself into
/ the arms of VI. Mdrantc. az the same time show
ing a fine form to an audience Of two thousand
is Il not my beloved contemporaries, tho last
word Of human felciticsp
/ The conclusion. il a chronic fugitive needed
! a conclusion. would bo this Marry good girl
no matter If her hands are red cXcelllng in tht
! art VI making pickles. who has never waltZei
the waltz being taxed rs mortal sin. But
may make of with the piano master or the hail
dresscr's assistant. II is really very strange
Fidelity Fidelity