New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

bargain made for selling out throne for saul
900 and the continuance OF the CIVIL HsU' Inv
palace is already considered the property Oh '"e
State, and Lively cOnJectuies are ehttI'"ineI i'
succting the disposition TO be ultimately uduc Ol
H. one hears men calmly discussing me pI"C'A-
cabilIty OF forming stock COMPANY puicn'oi'I
the palace, hIIIng up the pdrN WIN Cl"i''S %'
cottages ana working up gie"t Ie"i H.
boom Tor the town. 30 soon passes away '"0
glOiN OF monarchy -, .;,, ,-,,orl,,
Not far from the palace is the mansion ioTlnerS
occupicd bv the PIinccss Isabel ana lLe Oo"'iU
=. Nm If loo has been call d FIR pOllcncs PAL
ace but il is an unpIetcntlOus u'lSlol' IH-
enough perhaps for the Orleans conception VI Piu.
dent magnhcencc Dut 100 sI"ll any - p,'i - rho
WORTHY Ol tie dignity once accoIoeu 10 ~. nc
Grounds are spacious and III excellent OrdeI' DC
tokeniug at once taste ana Gre Nc%I ~ - C r
CRYSTAL Palace built by the IrnceSs as pl"oc W.
no[yer shows but used only once, as am to'u iOI
that purposc. 1t is Il miniature palace, oIISIH"lR
entirely of class, but subsequently lrdHea WIN
IRON at the sides for pTOtc 'uou against ram 81
front of il is tail cross formed by Vines PiI",cu
| Inv the Princess hand. No ObtruslNe mana ms
vet touched tie cross, but the palace win It's ptIh
j. III the market ready TO be knocNGL u4Mn ~ ing
HIGHEST bidder WOrkmen are already puI,lilS
the artistic little building in repair Inc lII ,
cess mansion is 10 nc sold to the first conner VINO
will pay well for IT, The unfinished church near
the Imperial Palace, they say, Is also 10 pc PuS o
tbc market This was the structure Tor Wh.ch
decorations and titles were pcddied around lew
wears ago 1t was to he a magnllcchI lhoHuulG y
10 the Catholic faith, and any one VINO o"cIcu I"
| foir sub,cripjion 10 the building fupd was con,
uersated with title or decoration OF some KlUu.
50 great a scandal was caused that the WORK was
SUSPENDED although that hot religious Zta'O', une
Princess had set her heart II on ITS comPlclIo J..
People in the town now gTaVeiy talK OIL al'c'i"7
the design and finishing il as a casino. o...
| II seems a cruel, cynical word-thls nlppNIC
community Of Pctropolis that only NeS'erGS WIS
/ hanging upon the breath Of these lmleHal Per
sonaces aid is now hin2ing 1bes az then nuV
il is not 50 hcartlcss and hypocritlcal as IL seeus
/ The Emperor was honoied rather than HNed. nc
/ vas a philosOpher-and not deeP oic-ot. 70
nlocc on a throne The Princess was ncihcr
horored nor liked. She hid TOO many priests lIi-
lowing her about and leading heT plhGlolu' ="
handsome woman TINS mlGh' nav .,, "T prjrcots
/ given bu; in a dummy, oafSe-ledluIcu ! Inv
who was heir TO the throne, II was Sone'luiE, ~
/ pardonabn II pres-rlhdeh 'hIo I N'i "
She seemed destined to mount. anu SIC W"s ~ ~
tested for her bicotry and lack OF lnt"lcctial III
dcrpndcnce Her husband was as iaNa'l'al III ~ ~
hCion as she was. and closer IL money aI"IIS ~
was So iutocrant that he could Iot near me Dr. PLY
| quoted in Protestant school Wllloul "u.IHE
| Challenging the text He was 80 thrifty III hl"n-
cial rcuaacncnt as 10 he able To ACCUMULATE d
! fortune out If investments mace -
| landowner With lar.c rcni-rol. an"
| that fact alone gave him had name among me
masses lie kept the bulk Of his fortune IN IN,
| rome and that prudent forecast ol a coh'lh-'H'
! rryoiution created prejudice against him among
| Braziliaus Of means. who never have liked 10 sec
! a foreigner take money o1i OF the country ~ y
I lsf1rap it, lis a.. ~
! Frn,ror was q moody literary rccluse Nho"In-
/ y little about great many things, hut ALREADY
well along in his dotaGc, and ruled despo, caI\ ~
! his daurhcr who in her own turn was ied 3''u,
| ~ ",. ~ -, I-.rc,i1I master, were u Was
| H 'lo '' fr folv Loiirs ON that fatal November
,,nrrino when the she bly, state coach was driven
! d..,, ~ the station 20 catch special tram Tor
pio but when the tidinls came that the Imperial
| ~ IL Ill ana ,Io+ Tho t,alarcs were 10
! INN ' - ,,' % r,,.nrsiou To- NOR. cheerful
| lF rIOs'' 80! ' =, ,,~a r ,ic town Men will tell
N'c"e TT ~ g. H.. tiot pctropolis will make
| you socI,I t,,,I,ol,I orl nr,rrr,s now that
| .IipiG S ,, 81 ,lo rnral fomily has been lifted
~ II.+roEe - pry. Lorecs and COTTAGES Will
"'' {n. "a an NO conditions Of a met
/ Sp'VilN " rlace will hc supplied
| TOp'HItH "''''.i- t', ~ o..;,., ,,.,y and
! mere VIII p' HuHl luz, .', ,~i.oe ~, 81 LARGO
! MODERN no'c4S "yD li Nm 'io Unmarried ~
& fort',,rs If Me- toyn by thc Imperial c'cor-
! me TOT LINUS "' 'l' .li,i 7 1.-Two hoard a
/ tnc' lIIS j. W. way ~ u; .i. g., '.,- .',,.o.f
! WGe-aW ne Ic',oI' NJ '''o ', .i,.l r.,,,iircl
| ldmenllhs 'EiI W. l'h', SUI Pc t ,,,' ~ t,n
! for lnEc>liA'ni> mere. '"' - .,,,c,,s has
""T" III bI"|" ""cH '''
! conc. -, ., . Oh. .lI,.,crteel q q air
~ IinlV iIad ~ iii,lnuatic centre for the rep
| 'ui J., .ul"'''S ;n p,,vc~s tll tine Ministers
| lcS"h,d'N'N vi o"I'-" 80 l.,.1 Iorc ,,,1 have
/ and legation "h'cIS I." n,oi~ .,'ci,i ottrac.
| formed torc-h c'iohN o' s"l"iIu. I1 .-t,i
! tons. NrtrN aH ~, i' 'l.,D r. a,otLcr
! tasteful Grounds ana lhcN cnFI'''" ON 'iit''
! with becoming hospitality ~ .'..,i.. IL
! ter Nr. Adams VINO one ~ ,.r ,'oLcr. ~
one OF ne most Iehirl i,,N" P'P',Li 'i,, l,,.,
the foreign c"2pN., re "'c2 III Ii ,,,cr. :,
ncor the En-Ash H"''i' am "P''. ~. - D,
his diplomatic associates ana I" any l',"s
generous aud gracious H"sP NJ "N, 49,.
| with tul heart ~" coy ' 81. XXI.
leaves the question oi NY I1l.'l." D., i,,s' -.
/ matte capital open. u 'nr ia ''4' ''''' .''
, side here, there VIII F u" 'H''-'
| bat If an Executive mansion D" p'! ~,
| or bAlt I'D no 4l H'3t 'f, N',,.t.rs no,y