New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11

vst made there twenty ago with General James
Negley. 1t was his first sight Of the place. There
was then good display OF flowers and OF tropical fruits
In the MARKET and Negiey when not in the Army or in
Congress, being horticulturist on large scale. was
delighted at these displays He however, still more
charmed when l took him 10 the sanded-sawdusted
floor of Dorlon Skaters restaurant aud set him down
TO Saddle Rock fry There real Saddle Rocks In
that day, and the DOrlon the genuine, smonpure
and original Doron. They have done away with the
sawdust and keep cleaner place now under the OLD
name, but miss the real Saddle Rocks and the old style
OF cooking them.
General Negley was reminded at his first dinner
in old Fulton Market t; tell Inc OF his first din
ner in a New-York restaurant 1t was during
tho war; The place was Maillard's. and think
he was then in broadway. just above Houston-st.
He cooked only dishes containing chocolate In some
FORM II there ia any thing which Scgley says he
can't cat Ia any form 1t is chocolate. Maards bill or
fare was printed strictly in French Of which Negey did
not understand a word Not wishing" no said " TO
expose my ignorance pointed to article named on
tho BILL not knowing what it and told the waiter to
bring me that. Out, MONSIEUR he said, and then
saw was stranded In a French restaurant without
word OF French hard The dish when brought contained
chocolate and laid It aside untouched called again
on the wsiter and pointed to the name OF another dish
the bill OF fare. Ou MONSIEUR and lie disappeared
to bring my ne order 1t also contained chocolate and
had To push 1t aside. third time ordered In pan
tOnime. The polite waller brought 1t promptly.
Chocolate in that too! pushed it aside with disgust
could no longer another person approached
me and said something in French supposed he was
the proprietor. and told him IN broken English. with
many crinlaces and sirugs OF the Shoulders, tnat
wanted something that did not contain chocolate Then
in good English lie told me that hs was the famous
Mailards restaurant and that the cooking Of chocolate
was his specially"
Steele Mackaye Is the same enthusiast about the
Lyccum School and Theatre he years over the
Delsate system OF teaching and later over the double
stage ana other features OF the Madison Square
Theatre He is delightful fellow 10 listen to. because
OF his intense earnesness and he would be equally
pleasant 10 shake hands with II lie were not quite
in doing that. One hates to be assured OF an
Others hearty good VIII and sincere affection at the cx-
pense OF the ds he makes his bread and butter with
met ,lackaye few days ago when he was in fierce
frenzy OF penny a-liner who had published
account OF internal dss.nsions In the Lyceum Com
pany According the account 1t looked "a II the his
tory OF the Lyceum CONF &c DO written By the
brief quotation. died Adjoining" Mr. Mackaye eX-
planned however that the story was simply tissue OF
lies obtained from soue Of the DISCONTINUED pupils In the
school" He further explained that they had some
Tupis with little talent who were Disconnected at their
lack success who thought they ought 10 be pushed
rapidly their studies and IN fact he pitch
forked into the company Of theatre These exag-
and their tales III exaggerated by the vs.
paper tends alluded TO-
am told by Mr. Nacksye that there at present in
the cses which held six hours day at the school
in West Twenty -thrd-s,. about hundred aud fifty
pupils studyng his system for tho stage. Some few
are men, bat the great majority women. They come
from all parts the Union and not largely from the city
and vicinity, A. had supposed. Fan Francisco wen
represented and OF embryo talent and full
blown loyelness has been forwarded from Texas Ihe
studies are strictly IN private These embrace dancing
music clocutiOn department. voice culture stage man
agrm.nt and ever, kindred study necessary TO familiar
izn one with the stage. STANDARD plays IRE cast and
nctoi AZ though en- audience listened. hut not even
critic T. allowed In front" In fact there h no front
to tho stage OF the Tyccum School Ono public eNhbi-
ton each year will close the session For this PERFORM
anoo ply will and produoed ut some theatre
the Lyccum all probability tia actors ~ng selected
from anon. the best and most advanced students
Others not In the ply will recte. sing or dance Dir.
Macayo Insists training Is ~ thorough anil sys-
temao ~ OF the Paris ConscrTatoire aud also "a
strict aud severe.
asked Mr.. Naekavc when the Iycenm Theftrr wouli
he opened. lie thought Ia cbtuary. But tine Stage
carpnter says Will not bo ready before March, Ihi,
witt ~ r--,, 49, eliza :! &c .sss.s:s sS'ri IN h-r
theatres though understand that the ~ ceum like the
Maa--n square sto ,aEe note OF the seasons but be
open through summer ana wt-t.r alike.
The fret female notary public. Miss Jennie Turner is
sieno srapher. having an ohce with Aessrs sewcI &
Pierce in Inc building. She IA OF remark
able energy. about forty of with hair already
fngcd with gray. se docs law reporting for other irms
than taat named. and employs several other women Us
slcnogaphers and type-wiiers Her business II greater
than the average OF nrns engaged IN law reporting
Her appointment notary secured Tor her by sen
anr James Pierce hut is not OF much value p"cunI
ha,tftv tn hay ~ mi "A
Office: aud the number has been increased IT late
years for accommodation OF lawyers that 'hc amount
fees received by oach Is extremely small You can
find sooro Of IN each Of the large buildings
downtown devoted TO Plces.
II sounds little strangely TO hear OF the lawyers OF the
Stewart estate arguing In favor Of u railroad In Broad
way. Mr. Stewart WAS strongly opposed 70 one in
that horpuehfnro that he prepared To pay million
OF dollars Tor the franchise In order 10 prevent It, Tn
doubt lily the change Ia tho policy OF his heirs was
dictated by the development OF srth-aye by the ee-
vaicd road.
tn, ye,r- FORK T,D,s evidently feels relieved by the
resignation Of Cleveland and the accession of
another his place. II can ntw indulge In the luxury
Of abusing Democratic Governor ~ proof that II
Republican paper.
To those who remember Nec York Times under Ray
mond. Il would amusing II IL were not melancholy
10 that sometime Republican journal quoting South
ern newspapers OF mnor Importance such rs me N"J0H
Virginian and The Toicson (aryland Journal IN Justi-
ncon OF the claim tut forward Tor II that 1t Dold
decided, fair. Republican newspaper" There are some
Endorsements which hurt hut most persons have tie
common sense no. them The Times actually re
prints such concentrations from such sources.
Captain Charles " Brackctt. who has just been re-
loyed from duty special Treasury Agent OF this DIS
trct was a subordinate years ago when u. O. Jayne was
agent. Mr. Chalkcr, whose particular acts Captain
Bracket says he Is held responsible for, was deputy