, 1881-12-10


sta9e. whcro she sang duct.
A NOTED BEAUTY.
A Cincinnati correspondent writes: Sumo
"reminiscences Of ~ very u0ted beauty
and belle were brought to mind by
sceing her 1lnne lately brought
ugaln into prominence by tho sad
state Of ono also noted for hgr lovcifness,
Miss Snlte Carneal. Sho Of the oltlen times
| 80 far' distatccd alt OF her cotnpeers by l,er
beauty md wit tllnt she was known far and
wide as tic "bellu of the West" ths "Great
Wcstcrm," and other ,in,nes ller form was
superb and her fnce classic and indeed fault
less. In addition to these physical endow-
tnohts alle Ind great nnd rendy wit and
vocal powers md culture Of a high order.
| The popular soligs of RUSSELL "'I'l,e Bravo
Old Oak," "rhs Ivy Green," and many
others were Just then IN vogue, and Tho
brnyurn style Wns much admired md slle ex-
%sn i It, 50 ys sea Gsief ey w's oy very aaEs aans
iH%estsiIon HssI s's% atnons 0A the y vary Ss' many
WIlo sought llcr acquaintance. On New
presumed, OH his havillg soiti llur yot.e silks,
to cali md cluim hpr attention, md was con.-
pelled to explain Ills position.
o Aossr @ 51 sstss e1tsae tso o sRea ReF2fat,n5 fqa5
friend WIS only too happy, thinking he
would ct last be presented 70 Der; Whon
the fr!end. that Dir. i5-was also STRANGER to
hsr Il. sniiGd vt The s1ceass q Ms TnsS ad
without saeinS @ ts t. ars"tust ] @ @ ad with
moro ot that tattery of which ho vas master ,
e ot onR 1%sIanssp ys ghfn ~ was 5 81 iii
through tho Wcst add south. IL New
2r!eas whea i was ths septrS r',,a+ Of f.sn.
! Bon, and hpr bounty WIS NO fnmctt that on Quo
oecaslon, ~ ahe entered a haiiroom, Tho musf-
pllod to i speech sho ct,uId aoi but oycrhoar as
atle psssgd with nice Young, man On ettoer
wa ~ G5sai pe"a,y Ind h
advantage or gil tho accessories that wealth and
poson can Eyo Sr temo an name were 30
use Of them TO escape nrrest on tho uccasion of
= midnight frollo III LexlnRto,,, but they were
ss 10 sota IT, Grneae ae s IT an
salle Carneal's nrothor." he replied: "If yo.1
wis tod tint Ut har weidlng "a brilliant affair,
hor bridal Inn was divided remorsecsiy among
fs atSr ; aa not
llovcl, was struck b. hor classic fuce and In
1llred who she was. 4 lady exclaimed: why.
that Is Sall'o Carueal!'
EN-EA1I'KESs EuGEN1E's HOME.
A correspondent thus describes the HOW
hona OF ox-Empress Eugenie, near Lake
Constance, llaty: Dy spscial courtesy your
correspondent was allowed to see the rooms
at Arcnenburg. The door from the nortl,
piazza gives ad,nttance to square room fur
ntslted rs vestlbule. A red Turkish rug
nearly covers the iloor, and there are pictures
OF French landscapes upon tho wall. There
are two or three Bofas and chairs upholstered
In red cloth, ami stands for hats umbrellas,
and outdoor garments. The room ut tho
right ~ the linlnE-roorn, md furnished I1i
cool, green tiMts. with windows looking down
upon the lake. A large room ut the left, with
three others facing the south. nra the soloons
OF tho ex-E.npress. Tho first Is furnished III
crimson satin, the second In salmon. the third
In blue, aiid the fourtli III buff. Tho wallis i'll
NIL OF tho ro0ins are painted dull gray.
everywhere else Is bright, rich. harmonious
c0Iur.'
Numberless dainty stntuets aud bits Of
bric-H-brac aro scattered about upon tiny
tables md upon brackets; but nowhere Is n
fan or q japanese pnrasol outspread, and no
where Is peacock feather or n sunfower to
TIle portraits of tho Bonaparte family cover
rines ri Mi i'nperiai, BY parot sie'!dsr % rurs a
with q proud young faco. Therc fs 4 distinct
likeness to be- tracul between Ills facu mud
taat Of lo,tenEs ws angs = oPpost } 9 s
| her marriage, and la radIant with bcnuty, Her
fnir hair Is hnng!rg In cnrtN, a1d her bltie eyes
triple nccktace Of poarls, of which sho ,!aH 80
fond. Is Abunt hor neck. Orig tho head nnd
whItu shoulders nbove frilng Of laGa aro
In the d crimson salon is yoruct's elaborateiy
| flushed painting Of Napoleon In Africa. Tho
most striking portrait OF the first Napoleon rop
rcscnta him ~ standing. sword ln hand. Tho
background Ia EEyptMn, and tho anrc0 EXPIRES.
what period of lIfo this picture was palntcl. The
lIbrary on tho noor abovo hRs tho best !keness
OF Napoleon ILL.,, mnrhlo bust dlno In tho carly
Lhys ot. hs cmptrc. This Stands upon largo
This tabi0 Is covered with b0okst papers. and
magazines. The writfnR-t tabo Of EttR6ito and q
stand Of flowers are ut an cAet window. Tho
book. shelves aro dono IN onk. ind cxtotid around
On thu opposit sido OF the pnssaRo Is tho s!e0p-
iug-ruom af the Empress, cnrpoted and fur
!,lshnd In blue and NrAy. with bod eurtntntl In
bluu ani sAtlt'. and with windows M t9w1n! th9
theso nro her honupir md tho ROOMS 0t hor lA4y
attendant. Tho third floor s used by ter n,aidB.
Tho little chapel Of Ar0nonbcrE Ia III frUnt aud
a fcw stops tu tho west Of the villa. One OF tts
little gothic building, now undergoing rop4lrs.
"uOLD MY SHAWL"
Says ut. Louis correspondents: There
were sGvgFal ladies on the cur which loft
Fourth md Locust at 3:1h O'CLOCK yesterday
morning. Ono vt them WIS q muscular lady
J with u husband who was by no lncans tho
llnst prominent featuro about her. The
other two had each m escort, who was not
} Of the most fastidous type, although they
doubtless considered themselves respectable.
Az tlo car turned on to Sixteenth street both