The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-25

showing signs Of extreme poverty attracted the rever
entail attention of the crowd All the Garibald fsm
lily came from Caprera to attend the funeral,
MISS MARY ANDERSON breakfasted at Mr. Glad
stones official residence, in Downing street, Thurs
day morning in response to al invitation conveyed in
a very kind and motherly ncte from Mrs. Gladstone.
The only other guests were Earl Granville Lord Ed
mund Fitzmaurice, Parliamentary Under Secretary
for Foreign Affairs and few of the Premiers most
intimate friends. AL present charmed with the
oeanty Wit and refinement Of the American actress
1dE1icAS gentleman can turn O compliment to
the ladies' as neatly Frenchman. AT recent ban-
ques II New Orleans Senior Don J. Ramon de Ybar-
rola was called upon respond to toast to the fair
sex. TheSeuor said Beauty and womanhood have
Cor no nationality Blonde and brunette, black
eyes ard blue raven locks and golden tresses where
find them. the whole world around, do homage
to them. AS one Of the great poets Of my own race
has said in linquid Spanish
Blue eyes. say. Love me, or I diei'
Black eyes, say. Love me, or Kill thee!
Anda neither wish to cause the death of one Of
them by n,t loving her, nor to die myself because
do not love the other. worship them both. / love
tns-a ALL 1t is needless to say that the handsome
Mexican received shower of bouquets and the ladies
pronounced him too sweet for thing"
and Sarah Bernhardt were breakfasting one morning
when Jean Richepin announced. Francois"
said Sarah to servant, put plate for NJ. Richepin.
He will breakfast with u.s." mo he wont l WON'T
have him." cried Danala, who knew Richepin to be
MS rival in Sarahs alleged affections. Eyes he will
too!' retorted the actress. Sacre!" roared Damala
/ world like to know who is master herel" 'sEM
master! said the servant; why Madame is the mas
teri" Then Damala went to his own room in a tower
ing rage. and Sarah and Richepn-well, mutually
soed each other for his loss. An hour later Sarah
went to Damaa's room and found him pretty sulky.
Come don't be disagreeabe." said she; ''let 60
driving in the Bois." mo; won't so driving with
OF disreputab.e character. he growled. "Ahs
cie cried Sarah; how absurd are to be sure.
N Greece yen drive everywhere with disreputabie
women but you won't marry themi and here in Paris
it is just the other way!'
THERE are some personal "reminiscences of General
Gordon in recent number of the Nineteenth Century
which interesting from their obvious sincerity. Mr..
Sanr ard who contributes them assistant to the
manager of the contractors for the Notifications az
Gravesend and his recollecticns. while completes
agreeing " ;th what is known from other sources CT
Gordcns noble life of sefsacrfce there yet serve 10
remind shat Gordon not eft those colorless
saints who unredeemed by single human weak
OF the familiar side of the picture here is a
charming passage. Gordon's house was already az
full of poor vs it could hold. whom another rag
muffin applied for admittancc. Ec was put up accord.
ingly in empty stall in the stable aud at o'clock
sharp next morning tho Colonel IT ade his appear
anco, carrying lump of soap bath towel, brush
and sponge Ee called the little vagabond out into
the yasd and having poured pail of hot water into
the trough, he then aud there stripped his young
friend, and gave him thorough cleansing from head
TO foot