The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22


tain sum every year for tho relief Of distress.
which II distributed through various channels
which he has employed for the purpose for
considerable period. He IL unwilling to
withdraw any portion Of this amount. In
order that IL may be expended through any
other source. and under these circumstances
no regrets that. while fully sympathizing with
tho object which you have IN View. he fs un-
able to have the pleasure Of complying with
your request"
n de Giers. the Russian Imperial Chan
cellor. arrived In Paris ON Thursday evening
to see his granddaughter" By way Of keep
ing up fiction which decefves nobody.
the little girl was waiting at the Rus
sian Embassy when the great man ar
rived. presented him with bouquet and
at An hour when all good little girls should DO
tucked mp In bed. Al 9 O'Clock II was an.
nounced that his Excellency being an invalid.
and suffering from the fatigue Of long jour.
ney. would retire to rest: but after everybody
else had retired n De Giers talked with Baron
Do Mohrenheim. the Russian Ambassador. for
two hours, which was not bad performance
for travel-worn. aged invalid Last night
too. he was we'll enough to dino with President
Carnot at the Elysee. and his strength was
happily equal to tho strain OF . long talk with
the President. followed by another prolonged
consultation with the Ambassador.
Again to-day this remarkable invalid has
made calls and has had interviews with var
ious great people. and tonight he has success
fully borne the ordeal Of . big diplomatic din
ner at N. Ribot's. The Paris correspondents.
understanding for once In way what people
want 70 know. have been ct the Pains to de-
scribe N. De Giers. We learn that he 10 tall,
lean. and has the stoop which much desk work
gives to man. He has ersyish whiskers Of
the old-fashioned. diplomatic cut, and tired.
looking. clear. cold. blue eyes, contrasting
with o somewhat bilious complexion. For the
rest he is quietly polite. good listener. and 10
said to have subtle charm Of manner which
grows on those with whom he converses.
N. De Gers's visit to his granddaughter was
preceded BY . semi-oflcial statement, care
fully communicated to the press in every
European capital, to the effect that his recent
interviews with King Humbert and the Marquis
di Rudini were quite unprecedented and as
devoid Of International significance IS his
private trip to Paris, which IL doubtless cor
rect as far as it goes: but, In order to make
clear the personal and pacific object Of his
journeys. 1t IL now announced that De Giers
will visit Berlin. where. providentially. his
family will be next week. To round up things
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