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New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
NETS FEOM THE SUBURBS
A unRoKEN orrIcIAI;s GRAvE CHARGE

st-eot cumissoner Richard Harry 81 Hnhokcn was ar
reated Yesterday charg"t with SANDER The p"Mrr c
members o. the Council held cue ~ uav or 10
co aud ec,ol 10 rcmnve OF tho suDor Innate oic-
parrys the lii and he az ones went OF t
m Chairman FItxs,i1nOn o. Inc 'onn'l y,
the and openly accused HIM o htvnR To-, peri
h,ihes declared Councilman 1T simmons hl lt
nm to collect from Reincckc vinegar n'nulfc
nrcrs under n having their connection win INC seNs
cu al Harry say. he got check the firm maco aVa"e
~ bearer 20 II cased tradcsman and turnc M noy
60, To- dntcs arrv's charges
and declares that frat inf rmiton ne had oi me
f,ou was when Rarry him In the itv 'la AiI g
,jn ,rono ,ith Ft sium M tackled toinc Imam
Uarre' ann accused him. also of having accepted Drp
The az Tho r ar.c Hart had borrowed onY
FROM him fil'd 10 return IT, 1iaItel ihen c.ui III,
taken before the Rccor'cr 70 Ne
huI he was so abusive that Recorder or!cred hun locked
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

WAsuINGToN, April 3O.-Thc second League
game between the Washington and Philadelphia clubs
resulted In all easy victory the visiting players The
Quaker City club put DAILY in to pitch and the homo
batters could make only occasional hits. The Phila-
dephIa players took kindly Bars pitching and batted
the bail all the field. The was rs iolloWs
Philadelphia .................... q ! ~
Washington ...................... . U U D. )
Base hits-Phladepha lG; Wahln stoa. =. Errors Phl
depfla 1 Washington :. Pitch,rs-Daiy and Barr. III
plrc-Nr. connolly.
81 LOUIS April 80. The game between the ST. Louis
and Detroit to-day fairly contested and re-
suited in a wcli-earned victory for the local players.
Both batcd hard while the general holding Work
was excellent. The score was:
Dctr1ii .................. . 0 0 O-G
Base hits st Louis -: Detroit H. Errors ST. Louis.
Detroit 3. Pltchers-Boyle and IwitchelL Umpire-Mr
Pratt
PHILADELPHIA. April 30 Tho game to-day between
the Athletic and Baltimore clubs WAS won by the home
players by punching their bits at OpportuEe moments
The
Athletic ............... ............ o.
baltimore ..... .-.-.--.-...--...--. / : U 10
Base hits Athletic = HaumOre9 ErTors-Ahlec 5, Bal
tiuore g. Pitchers -kenney and Henderson, Unplre-Mr
Callu
CINcISSArI april 3O.-rhe Louisville club gained an
easy victory over the Cincinnati team although they
made ali their In one inning Mduane's Wtcnlng
WAS effective except in the third Inning when the visit
ing players scored seven rams. The score was
Cincinnati. q D IL
Louisville " y Z U v U " ~
3 Louisville =. IitcheIs-Auiane and kansy Umpire
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CAUSING HIS FORMER rARryENs ARREST

Samuel McCready. wholesale butcher, of No 3
West Washington Market complained at The IOnbs roce
yesterday against Jonn i!drrs also wholesale butchr
o, 20 whpu he carg.s with apprOprtog
600 81 his money Mccre ely e- that the death II
Harrss father $50 IIlrio proposed 10 Inn that Ne
sdpplv winch Harm, should sell acting
Osfensiby as really salesman his Ham. did ayOlI
fat!ci's This carried
s>j when Harms LEFT NcCeaiy auI went mt, busn for
hrnsef linn daity Nc rcaiv Instituted civil suit for
OJO whll he claimed rouucd for In the hull
seitemert gOt uden nj appeal taken and Tho
Harris tha the has be- n
accout fnr arG waved hearing Justice kcly held hm
In General =. Ellis ErlgSs. the
barrel hls bail
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
c4p1rPE ora W1IL-Kyowy roRGER

George Wilkes and " joe" Elliott, two WELL
known forgcIs arrested this IN Febfuar, for
ssindng the Flower city Bank Of Rochester y =. ont Of
300 y forged draft ap were ~ Rochester
for BSr.os earnn4 that tIr prisoners had
been assisted the forgery by Ge)ge Edwards We
knuwu 70 who had been "waIfcd Tor iorgcri.s
Toronto Kansas city aad other Western curs
Edwards kept at places In the city and
he was arrested Ihursay night 10y ~crge,nts
'ConnoT II the Detective Bureau Information OF his cap
telegrapedt 10 no scsrr ana Ia yar.s taken
10 that city Ing by officers who mad be,E
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK ........ FRIDAY. APRIL 80. 1885

ARRIVED
Steamer Holvetia (Brl. COohrane London IA days with
mdsc TO W Hurst Arrived III the Bar at 22O pm
steamer Mlndalay (r. ili6 tons sample Newport
Auril mdsc vesseltD simpson spence &
Young Arrived nj the Bar at / dm -
Steamer Buffalo r Mae Hull Aprlij Boston 29, with
mdsc and passengers son Arrived at the
Bar at $40 - r .,
Steamer 1hingyalla Dam. Lamb. Copenhagen Aprii a.
Chrstant lB with misc and passengers TO
lunch, Edye & Co. ArhS cd AZ the Bar At a H.
Steamer Mestphala (Gcr kOpr. Hamburg Apri Is ana
u with mdse and passengers TO kunhaFdt Co. Al
rqed at the Ear at q y III, "a, ~, g..
steamer Werra Uer Bussus. Bremen Aprii II WIN muse
ami passongorsto Oorchs Co. Arrived al the baf A ooo
III. Ali n,
will mlsc passengers Funch. Edye Co Arrived ut
the al oiS ,o ,,..
Steamer Hermann lBclg Meyer Antwerp April T. Boston
IS with dse 10 Punch Edyc Co Arrived at the bai Al
steamer Matthews (Br Hon. catacoia Mar L. Trieste
"a Catania Palermo April McalzO and Caail Ia
with mlse order vessel ~ Bowling Archibald Arrived
at the Bar at $50 III
Steamer Ncoslau tlr Regnsr santos Mar 81 R0Janoro
81 with coffee tOOrder; vessel to simpson, spence
Young. 81. 49,. =, - al,
mdss and passengers to } W Quintard Co
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
RECORDER sMYIH'S GOOD MEMORY.

FraDcIs Morris, who was CHARGED with having
been OF the tirec who roblcd the nj OF John j..
Griffin dealer Ot 80 JOj Or oaWlc-st April was
convicted YESTERDAY before Recorder >my IN tho General
Sessions Morris asked BY the Recorder when o
how long ie had been
Prison denied that ne had been mps med Re
coirr Smyh from the usna face
that he was On eV convict inquiries
Dotectvc Reilly who hap the r0o
osnizcd old ONcndr and investica
oc led 10 the production Oi an lad ctncn' for rob
brry under which .Ors sentenced D. Ju COwlng in
1880 10 seven years tn rs Tnc Recorder thon
.veh htu,n nVty ear T. "a
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
HYDE BACK ~ BROOKLrY.

Lewis w. Hyde, the young lawyer who forged
taX rcepts brooklyn for hi. uncle
wien he discovered fed to Texas taken pack
10 Deputy Shern W. f. Morgan Of
Big springs Tex When Hyde reached Big Springs Ia his
hight he registered under i. real name In
scUuenco " this Srfin arrested him.
the the facts IN The case On condition
iug $500 sheriff returned his prisoner
whence b. Hydes photograph taken yesterday
and will put III the Ogues call try He arrdgned
Police Justice as uplaiut OF his
John A Hopper OF 80 75 wv st. charging him with
ing forged receipts for sl3 Tho examination was
down for o.!ay u o'clock The prisoner that he IS
innocent and went from the c} pleasure trip.
it believed that ho NIIDeZLled u QUO.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
n. Y. Cnirerstfu.
- - -
uARMoylous kND1Ne OF 1HREArkXnD wAR

The war in Ncsey-st against the awnings,
which was started weeks by Mr. Callahan, who
made a complaint before the Bureau OF Mcumbrapces,
has been amcaby settled. The committee OF business
men have submitted the following recommendations TO
lie Vesey-st merchants, which have been unanimously
accepted:
That no goods exhibition sae shall be placed the
be that goods shall
be placed suspended frOnt o their premises That will
obsi view OF the.r neghbOrs render tie street
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CrrY-Henry Smith the pnP1lis, who was
placed $500 keep Ia" foT threatening 10
kill kennedy matc another attack on nm tstcisy
an before could be brought t. the station he had TO DC
clubhcd.
FRESH Poyp-The incineraon of the body OF Charles j.
died The steamer Drew "Wednesday, TOOK
place yesterday ad witnessed by large nuDe Oh Inc
dead mans friends.
slvcrware and other artice es lsci at inc
welding reception Of aptain Merritt ur-daF cNct
CITY Yesterday urning carried them away.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
Mps WUATEN DEFENDS HER RIGHTS.

Mrs Mary whaen Of West somers. wesichester county
school house The village ID Dac
s"ifb ch,rIes neming is her ncigbors The black
s"ith claims aftcen inch OF land which Mrs Wach
saws belongs 10 her attempts have hecn maze 10
In id fence IN the Dcmming line but Mrs Whten hls 40
Tar put to ignomnio flight who attcnotu ~
Night before q crowd ~ collected In front o
Mrs Whalens cottage inulccd In Indian wahance
stones and filled the air with onensVe
odos Yesterday Mis- Whaicn caused seven o! tli par!
10 be arraignc before Justice Hyatt on charge OF ro
Ali gayeb %
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
BROOKLYN.

The Union Ferry Company discharged eight moro men
Yesterday of the loss OF travel due TO the
taking eff of the fourth boat from Fulton Ferry.
Tn. Bar Association passed resolutions OF regret yea
terday at the death OF Eristus New judge Reynolds
presided ana addresses were made BY several judges
and lawyers.
CORPORATION Counsel jerks has informed City Works
Commissioner Conner that he has the right to contract
Cor the "a tons of needed for the pumping sta
tons of the water works. which the Aldermen claim II
ia their prerogavc to provide The opInpn holds that
al the Aldermen to do with the matter Is to make
he
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
TWO pERsoNs KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN.

Fary Yesterday morning August MachalOwskl Brdee
mort earbage collector stare with two hot sc en ana
nen wagon 10 take Mary 70 Warner Bros cor
set tacorv W lcrc abe empoyel DIVING down warren
Al he saw aprroachng mail train from Newi ork due az
bridgeport M O5 ocloca. He riei o. cross the track
ahea1 OF the locomotive but his vehicle was struck ana
dashed TO pieo,s ims II is and boh horses
were instantly killed Inc train was unnn9 az tne fc
0,tren mi es an hour considered miraculous mat
was not thrown from the track The poweress
90 avert the disaster invcquPation shows that Ii IL
cIargeahle Who'll v e Machaowskrs npruir1ce lie was
iffy ysurs Old and wife AMI six children Ills
daughter twenty years Old.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
THREE BODIES RECOVERED FROM TIE WATER

The bodies Of thIee drOwncd mon were found
yesterday and the Morsue ono the body old
man with gray har and ari, dressed IA "a blue amt
found BedlOws Sland Another bod supposed
be that of Ong-hOrcnan 0i middle age at Pier
North HiN-T. II was aftcTn aTi iteuiifcd
body II Patrick MahOn. formerly employed at the Penn
sylvauia Railroad pier In the North
fyer ninth st IL that o; about tairty.
Ave years cd IN bl diagonal suit ini black
coat IN The scarf al the ne'k pan anu VA ST.
coat pock ket cont a a 81
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Hotel Brunsrick-Ear Russell, of England.
F,ffh Arenue Hot!-Judge Charles Andrews. OF
the New. York Court Of Appeals, and Henry v" OiVcr
~ Buralo; Attorney General Samuel T. Colt OF Ehode
island, and william !. Muller OF Elmira mdna
C.ul,oI UoteI-State Treasurer Il. L. Harlomai. oi
Georgia - Windsor Hotci-Ienry X. Pierson. OF Albany
~ G,isey Houss-Jonn w Vrooman. OF iierklincr anu
GcneraI knson q. McCJok-. Norton Honse-State
Senator G.. T.. Vcdder.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Myers.Ceorge race. Madison Square Garden. evening
NewYork Boston baseball match, Polo GROUNDS TO-
day. -. 49,, v,uo.
Western Union Telegraph suit heforo judge wallace.
University OF the City OF New iorkBrooklyh iaerosso
match, Williamsburg. 4 r. III. ri, y
r. IN. w.. e. ...,iro
Launch OF the yacht Atlantic. Mumm's snip laru'
r. ,,., r,...,, or,o,v
Brooklyn, evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

West Fifty cishthst arran.0d yes'crd.y nco smc 70
Glider eeyc on a charge of viuf forged MS 'aihcr VI
An order for clothes Ger III atcs ".Lc ~ aa,,
from Matthew D. II Id anl w. Naisl ,s, "v so,
NAV ", an ,mhcclc and the a'hcr aao sud that MS sou
was weIt mind judge Gidoslcevs sent the young "a'
70 tho Murls L.. nd ARYInm
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
PUBLISHERS MAKE Az ASSIGNMENT

Lawrence ID. and John a. Robertson composing
the frm L. d. j. A. oberson printers pu6s shors
OF me Scotsman at No 90 Chambers st. made assignment
Alc1 .nder Cooper, with total preferences Of
sGoi3 the largest OF which tllcn Is. Robertson
S. 500 The present niu. wc composed Of father aud
son formed In May, 1875. when the former
previously In alone for few years admitted
the latter Their plant believed ~ beiuy covered by chat
tel inortgAgca
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
DIVIDING ELECTION DISTRICTS.

Acting under the law Wnlcn authorizes Inc
BOARD OF Police TO divide election dlsrict IN which
The number OF voters exceeds lOO the Board
Yesterday divided nearly 100 districts Most OF the new
election districts in the upper part of the city, hut
only the Win. VlIth XlVth and XNlth Assembly Dis
trs were passed The annual expense OF elections
I'm the city be by the taxpayers. Will be increased
by about $40 000 the rent OF polling places the pay
az po clerks and inspectors and the cost or stationery
amount to about $500 each election district Fol-
lowing are the election districts which were divided
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
A uLvArTOE SOLDIER ABAyDOYS HIS WIFE.

Joseph Harrington, OF the SaIvat0n ATmy,
tnoWn f The barracks In West TweDtyhird st as smn
3Sssp Compliant atew days ago that hii WIFE Mar
hree children matter turned over u OfceI siock
ing the Society for the prevention o rue 70 Ghdfeh
W6o toupd Mrs Harrington u be very respectable and
Geserying woman and that Jos ph" had abandoned her
sh0rt time ago Is a naser and earns sI+ week
Ee was arrested Power Yesterday Ia the Jenr
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
"a little fire is quickly trodden out

Prorrasna ion may you OF time but by increased dill
gencc you make W the loss pu II rob you OF NE tne
loss IRENE liable ffyour elt IL delicate. your appetite
ickie your sleep broken y0ur cpr ssct whole
heinz out OF sorts depend it seriously diseased
IN such Golden MClical Discovery
will speedily genuine radical curenake new man
OF Won lud from the Ortrcs Ot lingering disease
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
XESTCuESTER COUNTY.

Horton OF hc Rand Drill Com
pany employed the alueduci was taxing me ma
Yesterday The brake got oosc ana
the car started knocking HIM down and badly crushing ms
leg which will probably he anputated
CoIpEysgnDGE Martha IurneT. said 10 be 10 years
old died yesterday the house OF Lewis Travis great
Gran
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
BAD ORA GE IN TIE ANNEXED DISTRICT

Theodore Holman and Patrlck oItVHl ytsttT.
day complained to the Board OF Health that many OF
tho children attending tho public school at one nun
eighthst and e!roseave. ana several OF
had been made sick by the fou Air In tho
cass-rooms. MIL Brook which now serves as an open
public for the Annexed District runs 50 close TO
The building that sickenng odors enter the win
dows number Of complaints about unhealthful gases
from stgDaut ponds IN the Annexed District have been
sent TO the Board recently, but the sanitary oicers say
little be done 10 improve tue drainage OF GER
tain parts of the district until the Mil Brook sewer Is
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
Urvpy 4. DANIELS. VI. D.,

Because il vitaizes the blood carrying healtl
TO each organ Is why Parser's Tome cures 50 many
Parkers Hair Balslln always gives saslaci4On
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
VARSITY BOYS TO PLAY LACROSSE

Yale was to have made her first appearance
I'm the lacrosse field to-day, In a contest with
the lacrosse OF the Brooklyn Athletic As
sociatiOn, on the Dckalb Avenue grounds, but
owing to Yale's inaillity TO get the team down 70
NrwNork the game has been postponed anu the Brook
lynites have arranged match with the University or
New-York The game Will begin at p IN, aud the
teams will DC as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
JERSEY CITY.

Dominic Ceryasco IA tried in the special Sessions Court
Yesterday atrocous assault and battery on Jam fo
an engineer Utopia. whom e stabbed
a Street SUNDAY night lie was cVh'
vlcted and scnteced t. three years In state Prison
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
AIONG TIE SOUND.
THE MrERS SGEORGE RACES.

RRDGEpoRr- lying days 9O) striking opera
vo Of the bridgeport KNIFE Compauy resumed work at their
former wages yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
MAXINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMASkc.

MINIATURE ALNANk-
sunnss 54 sets 652 aoou rl,c 347 Moons a.e 27
HIiH WATER TO-DAY.
dH.-Sandy HOOK 55j Gov. islsn. 8 SO ien GAIA 7:42
PE.-Sandy LOOK. 65S GOy. Island 6l0Ioll HatA 500
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
LIyBIG CoMrANY's EXTRACT OF

l44 Lexington ave, between 9TH AMI 3OtG ~
nonIs-s TO l. 5to !. Diseases OF the Nervous 9yste
Gento- Urinary organs Impotence ana ster!htH
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
INCOMING STEIHERS.
Announcements.

ALBERT LEWIS VI. d.. 7Bcach-st., near West
Broadway Y Diseases OF nervous system specially for
Inc last 40 years. Hours ii to / and ~ p N.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
RIKrE's COMPOUND SARsAPARILLi

VIII be found to give far better sltsa;tlon than Ayers OF
Hoods Thl. they guarantee agree % renni tn mplHv
Above ALL II con aims MERCURY OR Potash EEfrt largo
botles containing IL Onncss IS cents, bottles % fos
saIe only by luhER son. 3j3 GthaSe, corner 2%dst
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

Contains Increased DECREE all the stimulating properties
Of sold Beef which Liquid Food"or Liquid Lztracis"
made from blood siuews refuse do no; contain.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

YUENGLING's ALE AND LAGER BEER.
Absolutely Pure. Bottled at the Brewery Expressly ior
Family amt delivered by \ LlEhLtR 60 9ths' anu
lUthave, New YORK city. order Oy Postdi Gard
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LlNIMKSr.

No ONE
ahould be without bot tie Of this valuable article
ESTABLISHED 3p lEAHS. . - ,..-
nd never failed give satisfaction As a PAIN ktlENtf
d INTERNA a. well EATENAL U-N II anus nist 1i al
thor thousan Is OF certificates at AZ Murays Fce
) and 80 cents
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
TUE cHAMpIoys BEATEN BY TUE COWBOYS.

TIE IIIAMTTON- BLAIEN b1 ITIE IUN DUlN.
KANSAS CITY, April 3O.-Tnc Chicago and
Kansas City clubs played to-day and the game vas
finely contested one. requiring thirteen innings to de-
eide wcidman pitched in fine form for the new club OF
the League. Tho
Kansas Cliy.....---.- D o 10
Chicago. 2 U u U v U U U U U VI
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

SENDING WEALTH. AANSsOS TO.AT ASTLUh
James Halligan. the of wealthy resident OF
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

=
OF the Rochester Brewing Pures in the land Order Of
YOUR grocer h.. q. Hal ard * Co., Wh0csac Agents.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

Physicians prescribe Liquid Bread Tor nllrS.
ing mothers W O. Hall the celebrated chemist: saws
Eliminates the lace functions fu supply of nuttiuous
milk" GrOcers aud druggists sell H.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
HOME NE WS.

son Market Police Court placed him under 500 bonds to
pay his wife "a per week.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

HAvAyA. April 29-sailcL steamer Colorado Da
Ncw.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

BY MAIL, rs CENTS PER MONTH
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-08
A St. Louis Drummer Hard Up.

"Times are pretty hard with the St.
Louis drummers," said a Chicago & Alton
conductor II noticed one the other day
smoking cigar. He smoked great deal
and appeared to enjoy it, but something
about the cigar attracted my attention
and l watched him pretty close. 1t wasn't
long before I got on to his little game He
had piece of briarwood painted up to
look exactly like cigar, and there was o
deep hole in the end Of it. In this he had
packed long-cut smoking tobacco and was
putting away in great style. He had the
thing jointed, too, so that he could reduce
the length of his cigar one-half when no
body was looking. When he had finished
his smoke he pretended to throw the
stump out the window, but in reality held
it in the palm Of his hand and finally
slipped it into his pocket. You sec he was
too proud to smoke a pipe and probably
too poor to smoke cigars. ."-Chicago
Hnrald
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-08
The Tnkulla Smoke of Florida.

Tallahassee abounds in objects of local
interest l will not rehearse from the land
circulars the glowing descriptions Of hard
wood forests, crystal lakes, baronial old
mansions, and arched streets; but two
things here are indeed worthy special
mention: The old hone and tomb OF
Prince Murat, and the noted Wakuua
smoke, which is occasionally visible over
a swamp between here und the gulf. 1t
has been seen at times for fifty years, and
every conceivable theory projected to ac-
count for it. The swamp is almost impas-
sable, but men have penetrated very near
to where the smoke ought 10 be. There,
however, they could see no sign of it. 1t
is even claimed that some have gone di-
rectly through it without knowing it, and
Judge White, an aged citizen, is positive
he was once within five or six miles of it,
when it was perfectly plain. So the weight
of scientific opinion is that it is Il rapor,
collected by peculiar conditions in the
great swamp, invisible, Of course, to one
in it, but quite Opaque to those few miles
away. We all love mystery, however,
and so the common voice runs that an
opening in the swamp discharges blue
smoke from some underground source.
"Parke" in Chicago Times.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-08
Master NIacLane and Nine. Nilsson.

Writing of the guests at a dinner re-
Gently given by Mrs. Ogden Doremus, OF
New York, in Paris, a correspondent of
London Truth says: Mr.. MacLane spoke
French to be agreeable to Father Hyacin-
the. He has the tripping, fluent clearly
enunciated speech of American public men
bred at the bar. AS he was educated at
the Lycee Fontaine, and was d secretary
of legation here under Mr. Minister Mason
his French is pure and easy. His CONVEX
sation is light, chatty, and aneGdotlc.
Happy mani He sat between the lovable
hostess and Christine Nilsson. The can
tatrice was not Il bit STACEY. She was
frank, gay unaffected, and looked the ma
ture daughter of q Roman emperor. Julia
might have been like her. The star of
some Spanish order that Don Alfonso
gave her, when he wanted to persuade
Queen Christina that he had eyes and ears
for other singers than Elena Sanz. sblazed
on her breast. Her solitaires were as fine
as Mrs Lees. The sleeves appeared rather
tucked-up than "short," as ifsto get
through farm work. But the style of her
dress was otherwise quietly magnificent.
Her corsage and open skirt were Of gold
brown plush, over brocaded petticoat
which might have been designed by a
shawl-weaver of Cashmere.
At dinner she was not, in the way OF
high spirits and fun, above concert pitch.
But in the drawing-room, OH somebody re-
lating his impressions Of her pure celes-
tial voice"-long long, long ago in the
American chapel in the Rue de Berri--she
said: "And you thought me celestial, did
you? Well 1 was not fit at all for heaven.
Do you know what used to do in the Or
gan loft, out of pure mischief5 Bring o box
of little pins and shoot them downsaG she
backs of worshipers' necks below"