, 1881-04-24

search them through ana through lllIS GULL
ins summer. He takes with him schooner,
wllicl, has been built for him in Scotland,
anl TWO Alpine gnides,-for the lcelanders
know nothing about their own mountains.
lie will have i train Of ponics, ana the most
complete equipment IN the way OF 1!istr!l-
llt;,ts and the like ! lave ever seen. No
1l;c..ey or pains lave ctl, spared to give l!u,
!. s1peraijye unitjt. ! was in his charming
hncIcorutl1rte1s in University pl;cc the other
evening, and ;.! what the artists wnul.! cil i
thing lias its soleIeathrr receptacle, and is of
the hest thai can be bought. Young Howard
has devoted himself during the winter to the
work, of preparing for hls trip
il all manner of ;sensiblc par'lcnIa!Ts: Rs;
For example he has lc:rnea nov 10 10 taHe e'.i
styled ''ar;ists" T" in town, and has made such
progress rs student Of medicine that i'll :tli-
other year lie would : admitted to practice
lie is, besides, !. thorough botalllat AMI l'l,l-
erulogisl draws well. and can set Up " birds
with Inc skill of Il professional taxltlern'lst.
This strange yull1lg man Is only Just ~ years
Oil, and intends 10 sI,elld some ~. 0GD 10 ac-
conlpliSl. :. s..'i-il1lpt'sed task whlcll even
veteran travellers would rpcoil from attempts
ing. In person he is small, Notwithstanding,
full Malller.
DE1.MoS1co's.
While young Howard is pitting himself
III Ills boy1lood against the experienced
yoyagcrs Of the Old World. the elderly young
'.bioots'' of New York are hard ut work de-
mulisiliny the little reputation left to poor
Delmonicu's. Tile senior Of that tribe-olu
Siro-is dying, it is whispered, OF having
i'll 4 rash moment Invited somebody
10. drink gl:lss OF wine with
lin. Ills brother Lorenzo is very feeble,
and the business is administered by Charles,
Il buld-hcaled young nlan, vino spends i
good deal Of time and a gooI deal oI money
Ill Wall street and Il good deal more Of both
at the pokcr-tab!e. That Drlmonico poker
table is the candle around which hundreds
of poor, silly moths are constantly flutterlns,
;llni those that get badly sillyed ut it are in
tile majority. II Charley Delt1onlco would
keep out OF tie game himself the Kitty would
be Il very rernunerative institution indeed,
and it would pay Delmonico to ''kccp Il
game,'' rs the phrase goes But, uahappily,
Charley DelMulai4n is such Il tftvOtte OF fort
t.se at his OWN private shrine th,t the Kitty
tlocs not begin to meet his tNptiIseS, and
there are uueer rumoYs A1oat 10 the e1lect
that he has to borrow money right and lett
to keep tile pot boiling,--:!ld, us you may
imagine if the po, stops boiling i'll Il restau-
rant it Is just rs well tu shut up shop. The
Brunswick Cate has been trying very hard
to catch mp even with the waning fortunes
about the place which is not pleasant To
brrathe.-albeit the free luncll administered
by II handsome young culnrtd pcrsnn Is nlucll
patrosi2ea hy lhe ''uiouds." | have seen tile
social blosonis"f Fifth avenue feastlng on cold
ham and pork ami beans with Il vor:tcity
which either speaks well for the cuisine of
the Cafe Brunswick ur is painfully suggest
i've Of short commons ut home. All the
young llen with pipe-sten
legs who wear ciliaway coats and hroml-briIn
attempting to be mistaken for Engl>hmen
affect the Cafe Brunswick, and prattlt. in
thick throat: voices Of ''Nell;e," and Ma
lnie, /" and Jennie" and the like.
4 FEW Mo1.E nr:ESHAlu,Tl-ASA.
One of the 'French-speaking swe1Is in
town said tu Sarah this afternoon:
-lllo= rolts joucr La Priuccssc Georges
&C soir p
- I'ts &C s0ir; an 0utrc S0ir;; bon soir!r'
When the matinee. was over this afternoon
Steele Mackaye (who, by the WHY, grows lior-
ribty fat), with Il great deal Of fuss and -four
ISL, c$cortet! Clara Norris from tho theatre.
1t the tol, Of the steps AIacliayc, conscious
That the eyes of tic ci, ,i!izei world wcrc upon
him, threw himself into three Dclsartian at
itudcs, one after the other, and then led the
Norris to her carriage, There was Fred
larriott, her husband, in waiting, What |
fingered him we li,llc Of us shall know, but !
lc took his wife violently by the hand. thrust |
Ter III the coupe. and then, before she had |
composed her skirts, slammed the door 50
icrcey That it struck the side Of her. face
She cried out in pain. but the carriage
yhirled OIL III once. Some Ut the spectators J
actually llissed.
The theatres are doing very fairly,-notll- !
NJ better,-tkecpt at the Fifth Avenue,
where the Colnley-Earton ''Oivcite' - party /
5 playing to capital business. 1.-The World,'' |
It Walacks $, forgot to say, is decided hit, !
public TASTE. VEHJUlC:.