New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26
E4REWELL 10 NADAME PATIL
rHE PRlMA DONNA READY TO SAIL FOR EUROPE |
EARLY THIS mORSING.

EARLY THIS MORNlNG.
Madame PATHS rooms at the Windsor Hotel
were well filled all yesterday afternoon with the many
friends who had called say goodbye, aud constant
stream Of conversation flowed on in which Ben Butter
fthe parrot not the Ex-Governor took lively part Bl
though all seemed peaceful and pleasant inside the
pleasant paIlOr there wars or ruls)r' " wars IL
operate circles without dame Patu herself took
little pains 70 conceal bcr dissatisfaction with DIT.
Maplesou on account Of euterprsns manager hay-
ing announced for her last performance semranlde
with Madame Scalchi In the cast The priua donna Ic.t
snd her friends frankly expressed their opinion that ia
view Of given 10y her 10 MsTeson when he
was IN the midst OF his difficulties IN ST. Louis r.
rather ungracous his part 10 cause her % divide
the honors her last appearance with sn2e suatc-ed
from the rival house az the last moment
aYou must excuse my being In such hurry sad
Madame Patti to a TRIBUNE reporter, out must 20 and
get ready for this evening l have not yet made ny
mind UP a. to what l shall sing, but / suppose II
must be .semiramide. Iue,d not tell you how Or many
yeasOns regret 20 be saying goodbye FOR you know
whata host Of friends huyc here. A. 70 uy plans.
have been asked 81 often that almost t,red % say
ing don't know. However, don't mink shall como
back next season. You must NOT forget friends
IN EUROPE and have had good oncr from Peters
burg a. any [ have ever bad in my life. have had a
pleasant season. which, thanks 70 my san Francisco
friends has turned out probably for us all Wei, good
bye or rather az rcpor Tor Aole 10 see !oa al The
steamer tonight OF 70 morrow moIlns-"h ioh Is 1t
going 10 bef
About tue Academy Of Music there were more runors
during the evening. II said THAT Lie services oI
many detectives had been engaged by the friends Of
Madame Scach cllIuei 10 have received lniorma-
ton 10 the eject that organized attempt 10 Ass Gov"
that artist would be made. This however itceFcd
with general Incredibly nothing OF That nature cJu
be more foreign TO Mr. AbDcy- disposition and ia'tc
Al the conclusion OF the performance large CROWD
collected outside the stage door aud patiently waited ior
bal an hour Their patience was apparent! e"aIued
By the signt OF DAINTY hte nSure almost unttcoRL
able from the multiplicity OF wraps speeding IKE lap
wing nom the steged01r 20 the broughalu drawn up 70
tie Sidewalk. IL Madame Patu on her way 20 The
Oregon, which half dozen hOurs later would be under
way for Europe. Before going. however, there was
eth another marx Of good will for her 10 receive lac
steamboat Pegasus. Wlth the 7th Regiment band,
under the diTectOrship Of SlgnOr Csppa, mOOred
alongside the ocean steamer. and about IL O'Clock
began be oiled with crowd OF friends 10
The latest adieu- Everything went merrtly After Il
serensde by the band MadAnie Patti board the
Pegasus and shortly after midnight luncheon was
served Then the majority OF the guess departed home
ward willis some few special friends remained and
forward with what resignation they could muster
70 steam down the bay N the gray Of The morning