New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09
MISS RUssELDs SUDDEN DEPARTURE

nh. ,;nnles of excitement caused III thea'ii-
-, oc,es NV Mss Lillian Russelrs hasty departure VIZ
Ar Solomon have already in great iueasuio az.
Not much mourned by any but Mr. SOLOMON Thore
tho couple will probably soon be Forgotten ~ Ella
were few new facts to be obtained ys,,nas vent
tive 10 thu departure except that tne us orn.
IN their state-rOom at O'CLOCK ~ W o.sod
49,. I'D xvera still there when the 'eseei p"
Sanav HOOK As TO the Negro Prince-as no H"s So.
aIIv been ealled-rumor is rather more ie' - oeaoor
ornoia,ion ia Count Delva, ana ne Is 'no sun " -
n;sn IN the esteem of the late Emperor OIL n"y''
had auassed a considerable fortune III INA. $40. ..
.ar.,o This fortune the seems to be disspa.h 90
service 80 ITS mother was a darkhued beauty
shioved considerable notoriety IN Europe soino
ve,rs ago The youthful Count arrived az inc nun
mo Hotel about five weeks ago. accompa'"0~ "
,rotber.,nlaw Mr. Wulf, Frenchman boon ai.Si us
arrival the Count attracted TO MISS huS'o', -.
.hsraaf,er was constant visitor to the Casino Nsn
,,ah, bugs baskets of flowers bearing the COUNTS
Sa ware handed over the footlights to the operatic
"pr,rc.D One night Miss Russell, preceded py MI
e,oon and followed by her maid, Annie e1e 'ne s'"e
door A messenger boy outside s'eppeu ioi -
nlaced in her hands packet whicn oo"V' a.,
gold watch and cham s'uuueu -.
Jewels and hint tnst 'no 80.
- ,rs the acceptance OF the gift as hint that MS
-o....,,oo uould be welcome Next day the Count
,h singer drove down Fifthave. together ana TOOK
,.hao, ar n fashionable restaurant Inc Count con-
,nuoa 10 spend money layishly. AT length MI. "un
ohacted aud after arguing IL vain with his nro'herlh
LEFT him and returned to France. Thither Count
Delya followed HIM Tuesday last, TO DC loho"eu "
furn by Miss Russell and Mr. Solomon.
oo Of tho MANY managers Of Miss Russell said yeser
aov. lust wait until you hear from soomons vile IN
Inndou she Is six feet high and turns the scales al
LADY, Jane balance, while he Is under hve ieet anu
below hundred pounds. She had pleasant way wneh
here of hopping the floor of their apartments WIN INC
miniature musician. What won't she DO NJ homei "'s
soIom stage is Edith Bland and she Is playing
at present at the Gaiety in London, where Miss use
and Solomon to appear. The summer season '' 'N'
Caety ia expected to be both gay and summary
Tneodore Moss treasurer OF Wallacks Theatre THINKS
there ia a good reason to doubt whether Mr. Solomon mas
ned to Europe with Miss Russell While the opera Is0o
of "yrgpia" running Its bref career AT Tue D,ou
last spring Solomon, in one OF MS CONSTANT! i00""e
pomepts of need applied TO Mr.. Moss for temporary
80 ., s5o mill remittances arrived" Although the
Jiiou from which he wrote and Walacks are separated
only by the breadth Broadway Mr. Solomon sent thS
modest request Of stranger on scrap Oh paper, un
sealed by the dirty hands OF street urchn pcKeo up
at the door Of the BOu Mr. Moss gave the boy Neroa
reply to the effect that he did not know any MI
Solomon and was not in the habit OF ioanihg
money to strangers. Solomon was indignant, but
wrote back TO Moss: "You certainly must have heard
OF me-tbe author Of Virginia" "oh" said Moss on
receipt of this, 8 author OF Virginia.. Is hef les
sir" promptly answered the boy, who was eVldehliy
convinced that his pay from Solomon depended on MS
suecess in getting the loan from Moss And Virginia
was the mother Of States and Presidents wasn't shet
asked Moss, a little mixed on his quotation. Yes,
sir" answered the urchn. mechanically. "And SO Sol
ONION is the author Virginia. Then he must be grand
father of some the State bank presidents Let him
borrow of them" This message was carried 10 the
obuse Solomon who wrote back: Every good joke, III
deed. Now that yon know who / am, please obhge
yours ETC." "But" said Moss, 81 want youto tell Mr.
Solomon that / am not in the habit OF lending
money to some persons L know" SIN.
the sarcasm OF Moss could not be made
10 penetrate the unsurcally prepared Uranium OF Mr.
Solomon who wrote back The laugh Is ON me- fiease
send the amount by bearer. viii wait at BDou until
hear from, youp Mr. Moss is reported saying that II
Solomon was not deliberately lying he Is waiting there
STILL and cannot consequently have sailed for Europe