The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-13
TT. BAYARD RETURNS
The Ambassador Will Remain a
Month at His Delaware Home
Justin Mccarthy, Jr., and His Wife,
"Cissy" Lotus, on the Paris.
Have Theatrical Contracts with DAILY
Minister Broadhead Arrives.

Among the prominent passengers on
the American line steamship Paris,
which arrived at her dock at . o'clock
this morning. were Thomas +. Bayard,
United States Ambassador to England;
James o. Broadhead. United States Min
lister to Switzerland, and Mrs. Broad
head, Justin Mccarthy, jr.. and wife,
formerly "Cissy" LOTUS. the English
actress.
Ambassador Rayard was seen by an
Evening World'' reporter Just after he
left the steamer
II have come over" he said IN reply to
the reporters questions, for a months
visit. l shall spend most of my time at
my home in Delaware. There is no
political object In my visit. OF course,
shall vote ana help along all l can the
campaign in my own State; .,
II shall. however, have but little time
for politics, as the main object Of my
visit Is to attend to some private business
matters that. In the hurry of leaving Tor
England. left In an unsatisfactory con-
dltion."
Mr.. Bayard said that he knew. nothing
of New York politics, and refused to
discuss state or city political matters. -.
the "f famous us member NIB; ), Of Par I had
but little to say regarding the object OF
his trip. He said that he expected to
become associated with AuEustin DAILY
his wife would probably appear on the
stage In this country, with one or the
companies. He said he did not have
the time to gives his plans in detail.
Justin IL. Mccarthy and "Cissy" LOT
tus were married Aug. 81 last. the we'd
ding creating "A sensation In English SO,
ciety. Miss LOTUS was n mimic, and
the star of London music halls. McCar-
thy was engaged to Aida Jcrrowie, who
starred three years ago In Gilbert 8
Mountainous" Previously he had been
4 Ii 4 81
who died. and to whom he dedicated n
volume of poems
He IL extensively known as a newspa-
per worker and a political writer as
work was on William Waldorf Astor's
Pail Mall Gazette He Is thirty,seyen
years old and sat ten years In Parlla-
ment. retiring in 1892.
His engagement with Augustin DAILY Is
as translator and adapter of plays. He
is master of several Languages, and Is
the authors OF several plays. one of
which, "The Candidate" attained CON
siderable success. His wife will play
ingenue roles. She Is but eighteen years
old.
on his way to his home in St, Louis,
Mo, and that he expected to take part
in the coming campaign In behalf Of the
strnTs GaSe Ra1dayp e MO- sto"ofa'
MRS s"t s. b. Warren and family, Mr.. ii.
Lewis R"' k. Bell, OF II. NJ s. Baraeur;
Mrs. b. Il. Comegys, jr, Mr.. John
DalzelI, Mrs. Dalzell and Mr.. Robert
ID. Daizeil, Mrs. Jesse l.. Eddy, Mrs.
Eddy and family, MIR. John l.. Farwell,
| IT,. Col, f. ", Green, Mr. Daniel p.
/ innid Jaffray, Mr.. Thomas NJ. King,
/ Vice President OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad: Mr.. C. J. Langdon. Mr.;
Jervis Langdon, Rev. T. u. Nicely and
Mrs Nicely, Mr.. Charles i. Ostrander.
| and Mrs Ostrander, Dr. w. II. Potter,
! Or. C. II. Richardson and Mrs; Rich
ardson, Mr.. James Scott, Prof. SErague
Smith and Mrs. Smith. DIR. T.. ii.
Streets, u. s. N; Mr.. Samuel G..
Thompson and family, Col. J. ]. Up;
ham, Mr. Hamilton Fish Webster and
Mrs. Webster. Mr.. c. l.. Wright and
Mr.. John G. Wright.