The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-09
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Entertsins tho Grand Duke Alexis.
Copyright 1898 byhs United Pres.
PARIS. Nov. a-Comte d'Eu. Dom Pedro's
| son-in.law and Admiral Mello's candidate for
new throne In Brazil. returned to his homo
| In the suburbs late last week. and on Monday
gave his first reception. He lives in the vii
laEe OF Bouloene- sur-Seine. Just west OF Paris.
His house faces the Auteuil park and race
course. and. although hardly palatial. Is
roomy and pleasant After his fall Dom Pedro
visited this house every Monday afternoon to
meet his friends and former subjects. who
made the Comte deus place their weekly
rendezvous whenever they were In Paris
Since the Emperor's death the Count and
Countess have continued their Monday recep-
tions. whom they were in town. Last Mondays
reception was better attended than any ono
given for many months before the present
rebellion In Brazil.
The imperial Princess was In good spirits.
The haughtiness which rendered her SO UNI
popular In Rio Janeiro has been toned down
somewhat Her husband. with his usual
urbanity avoided every reference to politics.
SSNoih dttcInpto WeT8 mHu0 10 urHWITOTn MIN
opinions on current events in Brazil but he
frustrated them oil. Chevalier dc Gulmaraes.
the family's political adviser. was less rctl-
cent. He said:
Ever since the imperial family left Brazil
they have not swerved from their policy OF hold
ing aloot from politics. Comte d Eu has known
nothing OF Admiral Mello's plans. He desires
that his name he in nowise connect ed with the
present course Of events In the republic. Tho
rebels have received from him neither money
nor announcement. Should tho brazilian ma
ton. however. at any time call upon the I'M
peral family to resume the reins OF govern
ment. do not doubt that the Princess and her
husband would do their duty"
1t Is learned from another source which
there is good reason to regard with confidence.
That the Comic d'Lus private secretary has
been in Brazil for some time, avowcdly to visit
MS relatives. but really to ascertain whether
the majority Of tho people would respond 10 a
proclamation calling unon them to recognize
the irinIcess's right to the throne. The secre-
tary will arrive here within n few. days to re-
VII probably determine whether the Count
h sa ms nsr WE n T give ovort support to the
Premier Dupuy Is said to hnye taken steps
To- create Ministry, Of Public Health. Or.
tb n o liz; member Of the National Commit
Minister in the new department.
sportsmen and society people have been
dc Brissac on horseback and NJ Lebaudy on a
bicycle. The course was from Rambouiiiet
Dukes horse fell. he finished thirty metres
ahead OF Lebaudy. Time. 2 hours 10 min
utes. long-distance races are becoming the
hobby OF amateur sportsmen. and tho news
papers devote much space to matches which
are arranging.
u Monaco CORRESPONDENT writes that James
Gordon Bennett entertained the Grand Duke
Namouna on last Friday. The Namouna went
In the morning from Villefranche to Monaco to
take the Grand Duke aboard. and returned to
Nillefranche in the evening
1t is said in Catholic circles that the Arch
duchess Stefanie. widow OF the Crown Prince
golden rose OF virtue from the Pope.
The American colony here has cordially rat
filed the appointment OF Samuel L Morse to
the Consul here He has already
made reputation for tact and courtesy. which
had not been associated with the consulate
always before his arrival