The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-05
BARON SEILLIERE ARRIVES.
THE DAT OF HIS MARRIAGE TO MRS.
LIVERMORE NOT FAR OFF

THE DAT OF HIS MARRIAGE TO MRS
LIVERMORE NOT FAR OFF
A Little DiMeuity About Seventeen Trunks
witch q sheria's Omcer Seized on Ola
Claim At tho French Line Pier.
Baron Raymond seilliere. who is soon to we'd
Mrs. Charles +. Livermore. has returned to
these shores. He landed yesterday from the
French steamship La Bourgogne. from Havre.
accompanied by the Comte dc Montgomery.
who will probably DO his best man at tho we'd
ding. which will take place before the first day
OF Lent. March 2. Count Sala was also In the
party. They went to the Brevoort House.
There was q lot OF trunks. seventeen in all.
that didn't 60. When the Baron de Seilliere
came down the gangplank Deputy Sheriff D.
@. Terry was waiting for him.
Baron de Seilliere2" asked the deputy.
with bow.
AT your SERVICE" came the answer. with
bow.
Here's an execution for S4.652. Baron"
the deputy said with another bow I'm sor-
~. Baron. but I must take your baggage.
Those are my orders and must obey them"
He showed the Baron the writ It appeared
from this document that tho Judgment was
obtained in the latter part Of 1880 In the Su-
preme Court by Henry L. Johnston. The
Baron. after glancng through It. bowed to the
deputy again and went back on board the
| ship
The deputy beckoned to his assistant and
they filled a wagon with tho trunks. satchels.
bundled shawls and canes. There were twen-
e drive, Of a. another passenger approached
mu fne s Ssnst1 x sns sss Ss
de- Montgomery, The other seventeen pieces
and West Broadway.
In the afternoon the Baron came, to. the
gage. lie viii rI get t writ Of rspIeyin His
s W9 tSS qSs to tho shS
H Asylum aa at tie time the judgment S was
said to have been 9htained. ..
he wSs sstonished when S Ills bsggass , was
II was not aware that owed any one and
sad Gent know a what seer seer
1887 i was living at t6s Brunsyiek then: j
get one. will send YOU a. man Who makes
them.' was the answer. and this man Johnston
Ss eS hsn two Ss IS al 5 snd
70 do with him, do not even know where he
E chnf eh s bS shs e
Baron seil!iere first visited this country in
Mores and cheyaiier aTiman The MARQUIS arc lis
(, nox II China; Baron tsssillisIs.; thIoash
Among those with whom he became ae1uaint-
and no passed much Of his time at their home
145 Madison avenue.
became a favorite here. and one OF his lrmest
and most stead last friends was Mr.. Livermore.
said. Baron Seiliere was released from the pri-
yate insane retreat OF DR.. Fairet at Nnnnes.
That seiiere had Possession q certain
aunt, the Duchesse dc Berghes. the we'll known
TIA. Sss %s9
Arriving here he went Voluntarily to a; we'll.
manned several weeks He afterward made
tour OF the States.
Two years ago last 9ee CEN, It was for the
then widow. was soon to become the Baroness
SsayaSt hs ase Se AF
place; but II WIS again de mi, howevsr it
fore the month IS out Mrs I Ii se has "a"
th fact IF her to hnr
Sse in U.s. hs s sssssS 4 sns5a
ks rss visit Ss New sT fs' Said az.
poor man.. He. was at one time an indefatiga-
BILE collector Of rare books. curios and bric-A.
brac: he is a connosseur OF the fine arts. and
Is familiar with several languages besides tho
| French. The Baron belongs to a well known
family. his siste: being tho Princcsse de
Sagar. a beautiful woman. who Is noted for her
ecc,entricites and the disagreements she has
band. from whom she is separated.
the restraints Of a "conservator." Her
son. Hello de Talleyrand Perigord. was kept
under lock and key for time because he
| wished to marry some one not to his mothers
taste. Notwithstanding her eccentricites the
| Princesse de Sagan is one Of the great ladies OF
Paris. One of her most notnblc entertain;
ments was the garden party she gave several
| which occasion she wore startling gown Of
mauvo crepe de Chine. with yellow crepe sash.
| relieved by rich luccs. She was assisted in
| receiving by her younger son. Bosom de
| Tallcyrand -PorigOrd. who was called from his
| regiment to make II debut in his mothers
| world. OF this young man lch good is said.
and for him u brilliant future is predicted,
street banker and at one time q partner Of Mr..
like $l.50O.O0o; Mrs. Liyermores mother.
Mrs. William Riley. married about four years
ago Mr.. james c. O'Brien. whose fortune is
estimated at S:}.OOO.OOO. He built n very hand
! some house at Newport. and cal led 1t Inch
| inIuin.' Mrs. Livermore. who Is an exceed
q great favorite with her stepiather. While in
into the Roman Catholic Church.