New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20
PLON-PLON AND VICTOR.



clearly defined factions. II is impossible any longer
to snDpo,e that their fcud is comedy whereby the
head Of one party tries to win democracy and the
other the Church and "sociotv.' At a Jero'n ist
meeting held al the Sale RivolI this week VI. Pascal
oeJ Prince Victor before III bar of public opinion
a. son who is IN rrb Hon against his faiher,
and morally speaking, a parrcId"; rs a S'd'tIous
citizen who IN setting mp IN be an Emperor Is IN
rovoIt AGAINST inc law. and as a degenerate Ma
nnlcou because he has allied himself with the
eternal enemies OF his race" spectator here cried
if may have been iocosely-" Vive Prince Nietor'
and WIS at once literally kicked ont Of the hall.
The sue,Lers on the platform were the small group
of olticians gone 10 seed who form the intimate
sstogrrqe If Jerome and are nIcknamrd his Min
istrv" NJ Maurice Richard was Fine Arts Minister
when Olivier was Premier. 1t was at his country
seat near Rambouillet that PlOn-tlon received
through Police officer Clement an order from Timers
10 quit France. lie Is the son of a very rich man
who made a fortune hv investing money ln tobacco
enterprises in Switzerland and other countries. and
ls married 10 the only daughter Of the owner OF
Sc lie Ga.uc- Pets" "a draPery store a. well known
m paris as stewards hulse IS in New-YorS The
ot,cr speaker, were w. Pascal. an ez-moral-order
Project: NJ. Lcuglt Deputy and an orator of very
great ability: NJ Eugene Bendu. nephew Of the
late Sister Rosalic who. should Plon-P0u ever he
come Emperor or President of BonapartiSt Repuh-
lie. will be Minister of Public instruction; and
NJ Bruuct the Princes secretary.
There was a wholesale washing ~ family linen IN
tlc presence Of about 200 spectators. and IN hall
with windows facing D" 'H' S'''I' 'n ~.
of which Che heat was almost or 'P''''' w. '''
on taxing 'Ae GUAR S'-'' ''"' ''''
4" Iui"'H 'AP".'''''"' '' 49,.
lih'' VICTOR "'' ''i' 80
tud' hdd severed th' h'"''Ii' '''O' '''" ,'
camps. and 20 VAS well t'Ai lA' "'.'" '"""'" N"'"
who wis ln the wrong VI. J. '''d' l'en "'n' ''.'
tIr quarrel between lhr ~ AI''t''u 'i''I ANU '''
"uudutIful -ou who hrIfed ana outraged P't'iIh
authnrtr Their" was nothing OF t'' H-nu'n'-- 'I
the hub 300 Pascal He w1- moro Tho dog 100
reudug the young moral piiiI'l!'' i"" ' .''l
cries OF" Down with N.ctor' "a has IrIife-
t,uu Nee conduct iIIi. l'f IIh''. N1F
don't they luOk tHc cu'f NJ. I1-c". when one
s,wpatiliug lni'nupt'r- ceased explained 'H'
situation winch preceded the quarrel Lat N'V'm-
h,r Prince Victor after -cI' '- gear A' i"''''
month"; volunteer 900 th" trt' returned i' hE
Gathers home Tie give ni"'H hI' ind 7'IN'l
hen adt"" was oi'.'' t' '.N i7 ."'"'D BOZ,
from trying to keep Hiu down and hiD-. want d
biu To- go forward with luu ao Chat tt iU' u'At
rprtious bo weht put lW forward 49, q o'ndI''"
foo. iu. thuuhpl The young w.,u protested b' u.d
uo ta.tr lot poID,s and D1ud u"i uud, 'aau' t'r".
lio showed hluar.l . curly al"H t.t u"tbnF n"nr
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,l t.,,tt,,, of ,,,iu., advocate, ,nutrutrI han.
SELF with shaking hands auI t.lI.u- them Doc Wa
glad To- orc them. Ga December q nr ~L'ii"o from
ItaIv after % months soiourn 40 the patrrua doml-
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