New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
DIR DOYLE AND SHERLOCk HoLHES'

THE FIRST or THE TALKS AND RhAO'N"' ~
DArYs THEATRE
~ , cana, povle The author OF numerous oooN'
and the hubble exponent OF numerous fasc!ha'"e
Characters mos, especially that OF SherocA ho'"N.
gave the first Of his talks ana read'"eS 8"
Theatre Yesterday morning. IL the TWO "A'
main ara :, he AS interesting and entertaining az
th. one was-and they give promise OF oi"s 49,
more so-they should be rewarded with far oe',s
audiences than that OF yesterday Inc ""'''
will be equally rewarded =.
Dr Dovla began yesterday with some account "
his earliest literary efforts AMI eNpereINe
very first was his ACQUAINTANCE WIN i",
hich il certainly a credit his power OF meH'o'''
a. he met the great novelist only once anu 49,
only three years Old when he ala. his az "a.
Of ,ne man was certainly vivid one II II We.
drawn entirely from memory. Some OF inc 80 Is
,ta, no said about him, however. were just s'
as a child even so Young as he was al 'hd' "' 80,
voud be most likely 10 remember lie 'o'' IL.
early passion for reading. OF his attempts go
OF his discouragements and ms su'V'se9' -
snsrslng all his talk with bright ara Nee'' =.
n,enfs on the authors VINO were MS iNos' -.
his helpers Il {. not possible 10 pe'eNe ''a.
,hose writing is 50 frank and manly. anu VIZ"
hearing and personality are - genuine anu - =.
c,ud IT,. insncere with his audience, 1n Ill, found
II, tessary t. believe mat pr poy,r h ~ his nsplra
liam in me works Of American authors ne rrsnrs
Observation-Disclosures 10 Washington NV us u,a,,r,rs
P,rkman Nathaniel hawthorne d.
IL erares that Poe invented the de,ee'N ,srd az
onj IA, Poe's detective mHst away -, no
AM t ,iai ,istsc;iyr of fiction He admits ina 10
always turned from the aVeiss, ,uneetIsfartion re
aio xs fo,ind hin, deriving too much hep 'o i'm re-
,,oo,c rhancn and too Hide from hs "nM.r,ock
.nAs mis- led up To the discussion 81 ~ ,aN
IIoimes Holiness logical method. pr 20 ss,bo had
Msao HE teacher lie told anecdotes nu - Show
these and then read one or Two serctoyS sherlock
h utilization of them IN the case 9u short
Wo,mas lie closed by reading a ti,'''"7
story which has not yet been puo'.,sssSnrce in pr
Tbere H. more than a trace OF dhuei,s, "a be-
DovI,'s manner Of speaking ana II y ea h,ymseN IN
neys him when he saws that lie Iiu,n sarcsi' 10
az ernomforiab,e position when ne u io' me air
talk about himself and his works re , conducting
~ holilns himself up to the task OF .u ard
OF oc in which he Is both the demor.,,ra,oa 40 H.
1,s smhie,t since he does bring hlnlser tIs audi
his ouali,y In his manner OF address, aSdds 10 the
snce becomes not its least cnafn ~ 81 n,odesty
honesty OF the tak-a pervadihs ~ Dovlc till no
heard him speak-if there could De SUI mar other.
mnn,d Know from listening TO nm ."s leaks Of
wo,,id snsak better things OF him thah he s'
himself Ill.,. ,,n no given to-nnor,,
ROW his readings from sherlock Holmes Yer.
obs" from THE Adventures. :'rbs s'' Green Flag
sailles' from "The Refugees c,arke" and The
Judge Jefrreys." from MICAH Scsn,enl Holmes" The
ling of SSsn the SECTIONS for Friday %Srp
n, hs taksn Is as follows IAN Unpuesnehss ooen-
from The Medal of Brigadier GerH sf,eees: The
Sasssr from ol Ksaa SHADOW doe Hat
Ia S Msa: from from T sS.lissS Isin:s