The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04
A TRuNcATED LILY.

There's scarcely room lief, in i, 10 pae. sheet of paper, remarked Mrs. Robe.. petalar;iy
 Mrs. Lans;ry looked on with in,eres She was seated ln a rocker. In her .c hand she held long Its; of her hume ous belongings and in her right Iewe.e, pencil with which she ticked off the v..f. ous articles tha, were to be deposited ., the heavy Saratoga trunk tha, stood opea il front of her companion. She laughe. pleasantly, and replied:
 Don't lose your temper. dear, if |, :. warm. Remember we are not half finished yet, and there's precious 10, ,5 be done betore we are"
 This will give fair idea of how the Lily spent yesterday morning in her ol4 quarters a. the Albemarle hotel Dresses hats, costumes. flowers, pictures, ani knick-knacks of all sorts were scattete.. around in endless confusion. Here bust. there vase on a chair a pile ei books, while on a marble table near .he window stood magnificent rosewoo. dressing case, with solid silver f,,ings inclosed in a cover of alligator's skin the whole measuring abou: eighteen 5, tnen,y-four inches. This was MT. Geb hafd's latest expression of regard, whiek could not have cost him less than five hundred dollars.
 Every improvement, taa; money aai thou gh. can susges. has been expeniel on the transportation department of the Lang;,y establishment, which comp;ises eleven trunks, five having been especially made 10 order ;o aecomodate the mote fragile and expensive obje,s d art winch Ms. Laugtry carries to England to morrow morning by the good shp Alaska.
 Mrs. Lars.ry has a decided prefer enee for .An.erlcaa moiis,es, reaarkei Tn authority on the sGbJec, to a repor.e - Sae says ,:ia. ,aey lave more ,aste h 1T tse French aai ri their sirraeu. 4..;e as well
 Ard how long does she in:eal re. na;n.rs in Eu s.Aad z
 "ThA; can ,e. you, oe. I'm inclined Q ,hnk .ha: whi.e abroad she w,., spen the greater part ot ;he tune in Paris or .n Germ any.
 "Mave yoe any idea how sae ilkes the prospect Q; visiting England again ::
 Ny owr impression Is that she wou!i prefer 70 stay here, but think the change will do her grea, deal of good-especl. ally the sea voyage, as her appetite has fallen away wonderfully of late. You would be surprised to see how little she eats"
 And her spiriss-are they good ?"
 70, yes she Is always buoyant and cheerful. and invariably tries to make others so. never saw any one whose disposition was so thoroughly sincere.
 ;" Three state-rooms forward have been taken for Mrs. Langtry. her companion Mrs. Roberts, and ,helr maid. The two former will have their meals served pr,. vi,e.y. and a special steward will De de tailed 10 wait upon them"
 Meantime several gentlemen admirers O. the Iilys his,rionlc abilities have secured original floral designs 10 send her as souvenirs on ship5oard Nil Geohard's will be thoroughly characters Ie. l: VII. represent miniature weeping willow. tae lower part of which wi. oc i.ache . | sand of :he plate mirror. edged around with small banks 0. ferns i.og:, the willow will De suspended liiy petals representing tears-en hlema:;c oi . Fieides ,rea. gr!ei. This touching and suggestive souvenir will De one of the mos, supero specimers O; the tioGis,s' art ,ha, has ever been produced IF this city Nr. Mendun WI. send ! psIace ear m .oY5e:-me-ao:s, Nil o-hwab will send an i.spe,,a. -fowa. tie file: so be made o: oaa1 o' ITy. he curves oi small whl,e toses, lnd tae apex ot vIole,s. Mr Tal ooy ; coatr.ou;ioa Is expected 10 ,ake he tor.:i ot ] sea-gull or he wlng beal. .ag b.Geasa ;n i;s oeak.
 |, was s.a:ed yesterday thu, Dr. Eoi- viU Greene wi, nee: the Lily or he. arriva, 4, Liverpool
 Mindful Q: ,he generosity o. the Amen. cia puol.-. 0. whose money MS. Lang " will place to her credl, a, her London oaaSe-s soae fifteen thousand pound, s:eriins. she has decided. la view of her siea, success n shis country. .o carry oul | scheme which she nas long had under contemplation. l, Is the founding of an Institution fog the Support of Impove,- shed BeAu;ies whose future will be amply secured asalnst the p.essing needs ,. socli. v.cIs> :gdes.
 The nurioeg oi beaehoiar.es of .n,, eNceilen. laea WI. necessarily oe knitted No details. however. have been soec,n. ally aseersained. oG, upon her return |, |. pses-mea WI. ,aSe some practical shape, aad ,he naoae ot administration declded -ooa. he secre, has already leaked o.; aad several applications fot ;he post .: glaA,coa have been received.
 lly. Freddie Gebhard reiurned to the c.;y early yesterday morning ani drove :o No. ioo Fourth a"e.. where he usuallx resides when in town. Ills repsse vas 10; very pro,oageG. however. for he was oa: asain by II o'clock. ard had no, re- turned up to the ,i,ne lhe reporter called
 Hts ard 10 say when you'll find i'm, sasd- FFeddie's maJor domo with a vey proaolnced Ensllsh accent. "Es ali over she pace. E must be pretty busy. ! reckon, when C can't ind time 10 dress for dinner
 Gons to Europe, perhaps? 2
 . No. C hain't a-go,n' to Europe, be cause h'l should a knowed somethl ns about 1t. Els come ,o stay ,his time
 :. For long :"