New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

onlv norton OF the CONSTRUCTION 'hdt Il 10 c
spared is the church adjacent, containing the
tomb of Cardinal Rcheieu.
Notwithstanding the hackneyed character of the
ceremony of browning Rosieres, the browning of
the Rosierc Of Nanterre on Sunday last attracted
a larger crowd than ever. The beauty whose
virtue had obtained the suiIrages of all the
municpal councillors was a Mile. Lucie Roche
who comes from a race Of Rosieres, since she rep
rescnts the third generation crowned for virtue
Before her. Ter mother was Rosicre and before
her mother, her grandmother carried of the
prizs The fair l.ucie was accompanied from
her house to the Town Hall by long process
sion, headed by the Mayor, the deputy mayors
and municipal coun illors, with, of course, the
inevitable brass band and the corps Of pompiers
or fircmcn. In addition TO the crown of roses
placed OH her head by the chief magistrate OF the
place in the Town Hall, Mile Lucc received
highly emblazoned diploma and a purse contain
ing 500 francs.
In connection with the sale of NJ Coquclin's
pictures, several Of the newspapers here have just
published ii warning note with regard 10 the dan
ger of contagious diseases that turks N the Hotel
DIES Ncntcs in the Rue Drouot, where all the pubic
sales take place; and great has been the scare
caused by this publication that il may safely he
asserted that CopueliD would not have realized
even half Of the proceeds Of lis sale had the warn
ing appeared before, instead Of after. the auction
Of his collection According to the medical
authorities, these nucton rooms constitute vcrifd-
propagators Of disease. Nearly everything that Is
sold al the Hotel Drouot has been in previous
Use, from the BEAUTIFUL cabinet worth thousands
Of dollars down to the piece of old bedding scarcely
worth a few SOUS, and il is only now that the
good people are becoming awake TO the fact that
each household article brought into the saesroom
may prove d nest of sickness and cOntaglon.
The Society OF Public Medicine and of Hygiene
has taken tie matter up and decided that hence
forth all articles of furniture shall be dsinf"ctrd
before being admitted 10 the salosroom, Just as Is
the case at the Mont dc Pete or Government pawn
Office Such reform would bc indeed welcome
innovation, as any one Will admit who has h1d
which The works Of ant are exhibited. and which
are close to those in which secondhand clothing
and bedding are disposed Of. The management
Of the Hotel dies Ncntcs is Kissing all kinds OF
opposition to this reform. pointing ont that the
injecting process. They also declare that il is UNI
necessary. seeing that the rooms are sprinklcd
several times day with carboic acid. II this be
true. which ! doubt. il has never, 81 far ~ my
experience goes served 10 neutralze the extremely
unpleasant odor with which the entire building IS
pcrmeated.
The readers of The Tribune will be interested
10 learn that ther" L. no truth in the widely err
culatcd statement To the effect that Father Ilyn-
cnthc had withdrawn to the Monastery OF the
Grand Chartrcu.e, where Ii" was stated to be IN
active correspondence with III" Vatican, pr"pari-
tory 10 rccantinG his ,o-calle1 errors. Far from
This being the case, Father IIvacnhe is at H."
present moment not IN monasfic cell but IN his
very comfortable and luXurious villa AZ Neullly,
nursing an attack Of oour brought on. H. usual in
such eases. by good living. He SCOTS AZ the idea
of any reconciliation with the Vatican. and TO
thosc who are acquainted with his afcctionatc re-
ationS toward his wife and hclpmate the story
mus, have seemed from the first in the highest
degree improbable.
All the loves and ha,rcd- of the French people
ar" sooner or later embodied in popular diities.
~ d. ,nt
OF course II was foroeonc conclusion that IN"
appearance of General Dodd~ her" would h" I'M
medatcly followed by the birth of analogous
rhymes. and everywhere III IN" streets on" hears
now th" strains Of a very in>prltinG oil" Ia the
quadroon General who has achieved such great snc
g. on Nh" West Coast of Africa. The melody
i catchy" and full of 20, but III" poetry itself
l. liable ~ criticism. tn" composer having been
unable 10 ,urmoun' the enormous difficulty OF ind
ing 4 French word 20 rhNm" with Dodd>.
Among th" curious objects brought back BY In"
Gcncrak and which are 10 find their tutur" rest
ing place in the national institutions here. ar
couple ~ Krupp guns found ~ the Dihrn"yan
capital 81 Ahomcy, and also magnificent ivory
stan which formerly belonged 10 the now tusl-
tive kins l"hanzin.
large crowd Of Donaparti,ts assembled vcstcr-
day IN the Church Il" Saint Philip" IN Rpnl". -
attend a requiem S"rvir" for voung Napol" 'n IL
La Nall"'tc. grandson of th" tdmou' Ronapartlst
statesman. VI Roghcr. and who di|d last year IN
Size. under the orders of General Dolds. with a
view Of obtaining NOR" rapid promotion. IL" was
= sod-on of a." late Emperor ana Empr"'N
Iun,nin va. represented ~ the >"rvic" hv prin'
Mura' Ills father va nntiv" Of Boston who's
original name W"l~. lie was indebted for
M French name and tli" 10 hi, adoption by The
MARQUIS d. +, Nalrf'c TIL" Amer i"rn-horn Mr.
1ui. survived n" death Of hi. son only a few
weeks. the blow striking him all the NOR" heavily
~ a few months previously the Nlr1ul>". nee
Rouh,r. had boon hurnc'l 10 death ~ her 'hat"in
de Cavalic 10y hcr dress taking fire from lighted