The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-26

9tcl have s raised Their prices 20 Per cent canno,
ordinary tines Hotel spendde raised 80 pcr ccnt and
th oihwise presume would he ioc per 20 u" ecS up
s 1a.cd m" 40 S ~ gA ne, @ a.
many demands. no doubt will ~ w 10 rer cent Jaw
month IRON last November, who contracted verbally to
continue until Jung when leave for veysy ALSO
1 aud a. have no ~ntten agreement On stamped papcf
e"mpe"d to decline the nSr, OF Tio@ @eo 1op All
me-, he ,Mindsd Victoria WIN one hor,c private turn.
Is now 80 ranc~, usual prlcc. 20 To 80 FRANCS
% 10 cS s" AMI nj g" sil in Sm
dN When ,ccs se, nn Gis way is hard TO get Them
w. dcascs,ei's mnys inin Europe Or AmeriGs VIVA,
nut law o wS ~ o az ' M "% a s'" goncS g
WI take many canccs before submitting calmly to starr
price, AMI firmly teicvc, from what hear from my
you clnn Pans Ii Dat he % abar NV vii S be eEea p
SG"arcr Than. and Ss wei" as francq "a "ls we
going To- a certain extent e dlve them out
phia Prices or living did no, r,c OH tic contary most
ins amI decide To stick To usual urin "r living &C.
a room, A. Que ct ine e's hotel, IN chestnut street.
ss,ns A. ,e r tor 80 i1ane, Day To- get INC
least, including everything
The art season has fairly begun In London.
The Royal Academy the Grosvcnor Gallery.
and the Institute of Painters in Water Coors
have their doors wide open. The sensations Of
this year are picture by Mr.. Solomon Hard
and II series oflinc pictures Of Mr.. Firth. repro-
sentng the contemporary "Road to Ruin"
Connoissrurs declare however. that the attcn-
ton which the mass OF the public shows to
these rooms is quite unaccountihlc
marriage has been arranged between Prince
Henry Of Luxembourg. brother Of the King Of
Holland. and the daughter Of Prince Frederick
Charles of Prussia. The match il considered
a
Grand Duchy into the German Confederation.
Tho bridegroom expectant is IS years old. tho
bride 49, She WAS to have married the Prince
of Orange e. Citron ~. but he refuses all matri-
monial propositions. and prefers to indulge in
his riotous Partisan life The uncle thus takes
the hand the nephew has refused.
The reports concerning the King Of Hollands
marriage with Emile d'Ambrc tComtcsso DAM
broiscl are not correct. The case of the father
IL the reverse Of that Of the son. The old man
wants to marry, but the lady won't She went
upon the stage for the purpose Of rendering
herself Independent from n tyrannical old fcl-
low from whom she has received all the money,
estates, and works of art she can reasonably
wish for. royal crown might have been a
temptation to her. But she knows that il tho
King marries her. he will be compelled to abb
dictate. so she prefers TO he prima donna at
the Italian opera Her debut in "Traviata"
was quite successful. Her predecessor in ths
favor Of the King the famous Nine. Mussard,
il said to have much admired and much ap-
plaudcd the d5budnte.
Mile. d'Ambre il native Of Algers Sha
lived for Il considerable time at Marseilles. She
is about thirty-two years of age. has a remarks
ably fine voice. somewhat damaged by cdfs.
chdntdm experiences. is an excellent actress.
and n very bright and Intelligent person.
child OF her's-left behind at Marseles-has
probably now been well provided for. n. l.. +.