The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
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contents are not only voluminous but
valua le. Here are u be found not only the
ORIGINAL scores Of many famous operas, but a
collection of autographs unparalleled any
where else IN the wor q. What mas given this IL
brarv immediate interest at lis moment is
TIE discovery OF the original score OF the
Huguenots with ilterIneations. notations
other marks Just as MeyerDeer had made
and left them
PAR SIAN CLAIMING MAGIciL PowERs.
The newest RUSSIAN lion is NJ. Ourousof,
the advocate who defended NJ. Blay in an &C
ton for libel brought a,a nst him hy NJ.
Josephln Plandon better known under the
self-assumed name of Sar Peladam. ar is
rather clever writer but much m re remarka-
bic for voumirous crop OF curly hair, more
conspicuous and decorative than that pos
sessed by any other man in Paris. lie claims.
half seriously. tn be fully initiated in the
magical arts pra tced in the temples OF
Loroaoter. lie dresses in an efemlnate
manner. which he claims is suggestive
OF tue priesthood of the SUD worshippers
and he had for counsel in his famous suit NJ.
lie oenne. the Boulangerist deputy.
Prince urousoI favorabiy impressed the
bar and lulges at the trial. He is fifty years
Of age. W tn an unusually tall figure and a
maily. intelle, ,tual face. rese bling De
Reszkes, and possesses deep though
soft voice He was dressed while plea ing
before the court. as is usual with him at tho
ar al Moscow, In evening 1ress, with
de oraton suspended from ribbon bound
round his arm. Prince Ourouson pleaded
great proyocation and the Court will deliver
its Judgment in week. I goes without say
Ing that the Russian advocate Will win hls
case, tor in the !pr, sent state OF the public
mind II would be considered an insult 10 the
Gar and will pro ably be phase o. high
treason for the Judge to decide any other
way.
THE FRANco-BUssIAN CRAZE.
Another illustration Of the Russian craze
was given when the Prime left the tribunal
Yesterday. He was received in the streets by
nearly thousand people. who cheered them
selves hOarse at MS appearance. shops ID
the vicinity of the court were decorated with
the Russian colors.
MRS. EMMA EAMEs STORY.
Mrs Emma Esmes Story left here yester-
day for Havre, and sailed to-day for New
} 'rk on La Touraine in company with
Morris Gran. Mile. Lavigne and Jean De
Riske. just before the train left she s. I'd:
II don't know how | can express the
pleasurable anticipation with which l look
forward TO my return to America"
TYPHOID FEvpR EPIDEMIC.
The ailiction of typhoid fever is increasing.
This disease. which at times becomes epi-
demic here. has iust broken out with fresh
virulence. Medical reports, more particu-
larly from Chautiily announce that ut the
racing stables il has become a very serious
N after.
MARLBOROUGH ROBBED.
The luke of Marlborough arrived in Paris
to-day and put up at II, tel Bristol. On his
way over he was the vltim of a conspiracy,
which cost him his dressing bag and watch
chain. n the crowd Mt care du Nori 10
found himself surrounded by number Of
well-dressed men who hustled him and took
his watch chain. His angry. careful search
failed to find the articles or thieves.
NO GAMBL NC At MONTE CARLO.
It seems highly probable after all. that. act
ing under great pressure from President Car
not } rince Monaco will decide not TO renew
the license for am ling at Monte Carlo. The
past two weeks the Prince and President have
been in communication and resulted in His
Highness ext nding public invitation TO the
President and Madame Carnot to visit Monte
Carlo this winter. They replied they would
come if they could The story underneath
all these clvllities which is beng whispered in
Paris. tells how young gentleman, closely
related 20 Nine. Carnot. went TO Monte Carlo
last week without leave and lost large sum
money so large. indeed. that he wis unable
To paw il. The young man telegraDhed 10 the
res dent. who hel ed him on. of bis troubles.
Somehow the story reached the ears Of Mime.
Carnot hence the revival of the ri nor that
tie Prince will not renew the lease OF the
Casino. which has vet 80 years TO run.
NOTABLE VISITORS.
The following are among the latest arrivals
at Riviera and Nice Grand Duke and
Duchess leter OF Russia. Prince Alexander,
the uke and Duchess Of Leuchtenberg and
Baron De Stael.