New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
THE C1RNOT FAMILY
THE PRESIDENT AT MARLf-hlS Fun Nv
TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING EXPEDllloN-
HIS BROTHER MEMBER OF
Napoleon ii

HIS BROTHER MEMBER VI
THE SCIENCES ACADEMY.
=, Cod, c,rrot the President Of the French ke
rrh,c f. now residing In n villa at Marty, ABOUT ''
horr,s ride from Paris. lie has almost eh'Iren ~
covered from the sickness which KEPT MN ioi 80
DAVIS inside the Presidential Palace oil the Ely .N
caused great aneasiness to his numerous ifi'""' -
France as well in the political circles '''o"e-.
ths world NJ Carnot has suffered Tor some sea''
,o,, uv.r complant to a greater extent than LOT
r,y whom no used To make annual VISIT to 'lchy'
- village In the centre OF France. the mihera ""'s'
q, which are bcnehcent To such Diseases anu "n''
wore In consequence used by Napoi'"" M
since his advent the Presidency NJ 'arho' SUPP
his habit OF going every summer 10 Nc"S' "" AZ
considered To be TOO far from Paris for the proper u
charc. Of his Presidential duties II is for the same
$3.50, ,hat ~, hos moi followed the advice Of the doc
,ors who wanted 10 send him to Nichy immedla'ey
after he had recovered from his latest sickness Inv
President declined also to 90 70 MS usuai s"''D,
residence at Fontainebleau before the closing oi ue
Chambers session. and he decided 10 Speho 'i' ".e
Of his convalcscence In place quite near " i'
order 70 be better able promptly TO attend 10 p"p''
affairs. - ...s.
4, soor &C his resolution In that regard was maze
rpourn - his home circle Mrs. Boissaye. the woo"
., II friend Of the Presidents father tehoer'u H"
the use OF her villa It Marty. village winch ""'
favorite 7, sdencc Of Louis NV, ana the "b" INV
fomous a1ueduct Of which can BE- seen from "'
Paris gates The Villas name "Nes Denees'
ouIte appropriate to the admirable location ana SUI
roundincs Of the place. the border OF the io'''.
end which has "A magnificent view OF the Va"es "
tho Seine The castle Is not prctenti0uH iooA'i''
but comfortable; and the President has tAere ;"
his nearest neighbors Victorten sardou ana AeA"1'
Dumas who have resided for years at Marry
Lieutenant Cnrnot, the Presidents : H. l. no" III
the Rouercue "A southern district OF France, al uc
head of a mission which makes topographic S"'''S,
70 be USED in a revision Of the military map u
France The young officer is so busy at his "o,A
that he has not yet appeared once NJ koueh' Wv
principal city Of the region, though the he'dlu"t'
OF the mission are located only few miles lroA
that pace. Lieutenant Carnot is OF ROBUST h''I'u
and of modest dcmcanor. lie Il constantly III NV
field operating at the top OF the Rouergue Nouh''i''
and II (, only after his leaving village that peop
know that their guest the sob Of the PFe'oeh'
OF the French Republic.
NJ Aiolphc Carnot the Presidents brother' "'.
recently presented to the Academy of sciences "
which he is "A member. rs also his graida,ns,,
azarr and his father Ilyppoie, SOM OF AZ az" 49,
works lie i Chief Engineer OF Mines, alii ny nv
arthor OF highly valuable memoirs ana DooAs sss
mctalurgy chemistry and geology. tnilhe ~
br thcr the President. whose hair and beard arr -
dark hue NJ. AdOphe Garnot Is fair, ana "oA''
spectaclcs.