The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-02-05
11rs rorrcs o or TO WV.
Som. Of Nine. M.lb.'s mos. intimate frisu,

have advised her TO sing In opera in Paris AZ
soon as she has recovered enough from the IA
tleuo Of the voyage In order to prove that her
breakdown here was merely physical. IL will
o"" 80, - nVusu Huiop ,n"V
her voice has failed and 1t Will take some time
fsl,o rnmor. IN addition % ,S., a dIsaa :"
"Im ~, 70 tnetu isaovan'se
face audien COS prepared to judse her as a singer
who has io., ber be.t no,vor. h. .,raar
snc. hos. Ooux,ucod no. or. ~. ne[ "pp.ss,
nothing Of the kind was true, but Europe will
only have heard tho repor,, Of her br..tdoun
and found that she has given up her engage
ments IN this country and returned to Paris.
made AZ the Grand Opera late last spring In
Ihonhas HamieiI She was to have appeared
but that performance was given upowing to her
sncagements mere. Parisls always eager to hear
s Ssrl sn s1l 2 aa asS sp ~ ,a abs co m sH PER- ~ there e%, would would
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Tho three most conspicuous beggars in tho
| Tenderloin now gaze Mt their prospective vic
,,n. ,hran.s .n..,..s r. Nv
snns 'nroueh speo.sc'os' lwooi them arc wo-
men, and present an interesting variation In
.nal .ney ~oar o'~.N Riasscs' one IL an oiu
80" oI"eA' nppAr-
.n.y no.n,nt ,'~uus oe'"eeh hor ana stsrva-
Nn. w" ner wv nno
'o ao.''', no"e'o,' Supp'ehents TINS
ao' ~ eu,p.i,,ns A'ser'y' " m"ro
.e.a'.aoIo :. . 'n.N',.o'e discrimination as
W'oo ''"o "nion :" tnoatrcs Close OF us
fla I. avidnr,iv none, oe, " NV se.s'
and her monopoly OF this field Ia undIsturbed
by, rivals. She c%ontrives to get from one
ghinh ,b.s. "rn ilss Nv .ho motnent IN
her wares. The other woman is not so
active In her mendicanoy. With tho black
ntess hnu the piacK tpectacles her resoin-
oIAnce 10 tne other ceases. Sne stands In mel
ancholy solitude In front Of the bosrdings at
70 serve as a memento mort TO the lively crowds
that usually pass her At night. In addition to
spectacles there are some grounds for believing
thst her paid SKID ana Tho crimson rings
ns o1u n erS PM ,n1 .tsrsho MOI nTriose.hes the work OF
tseieu trio IS much more cheerful IN manner;
no lh stout ana ms broad race beam. With good
nature. anu the irankness OF an unsuspiclous
ana ingenious character: He looks as though
re mirht DC q DIVINITY student or q senior In
temporary assistance Is always, made in voice
ana iangnsge mat accord with his appearance.
lie Pas oeen seeking sta IN me sam way Tor
,nJuss INC region u winch nc limits mis- present
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Tho notices posted In the cable cars have been
completely ineffective In helping the Board OF
Health TO diminish the habit which often made
the floors OF the cars not only disgusting TO view
but also positively dangerous to health. There
bNH""S "h'SH - s'0u ~
the warning. and II could readily have been
foresoen that an appeal with no stronger back
ing than tho risk OF Offending \ public body
would have very little effect upon the people
~nom II was necessary TO warn publicly about
such n matter. Many OF the signs have as o
matter OF fact disappeared from the cars without
having had any pcrceptiblo result. So the prom
ise OF q more vigorous effort Ia encouraging
aablso on The Various line. 1. rr,naps aS,s Ire
officials are TO look after tho enforcement
Of the order had best begin on the Third avenue
cable cars, whsro the condition OF things. prob.
ably worse than on any other line. Tho BROAD.
way cars are less objectionable In this respect
and the comparative freedom OF the elevated
i fSsd n y s.Tas,n ma, benz 5, as, tl.sn, rom the ,S DANCER Of
ence of a physIcian who il located M ons OF m.
I1r r.s ,.n namS.q 81 ~ e sas AdilTo9 ID He ANA.
sweepings taken from the cars here and an
nounced as a result that there was greater
cars than from contact will the patients in tho
lar gcst and most crowded hospitals devoted eI-
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Walter Damrosch ba. been experiencing in
Boston some OF the dimculties which climate
and the delicate threats OF singers cause to
every Impres.r'o. lie was 70 nave mad some OF
si~u''eo "fAu buyers NJ MS e.tormahcesi
Mi. ...son NJ. ~. 80. Ms.
calva semi, a o.rtJscat. Tor .o,. ,hrn,, .nd
Mn. rar.. .. no, % an,.ar ,,.,. :. III
Mlls. Claws WAS 70 have ,nng In .Carm.n and
abs was the mos, dir3cnit N r,n,,c, s.,h.
role, IN which other singer, ann.ar mr., M, A
closely identified with thar own personalities.
Carmen 4, with Mile. Cnlvt. Tbsro was con,is.
cradle conjecture here n. TO who would tax,
Mile. Calves place in Boston. An Their, ar, NO,
many poNslble Car1n,ns among Mr.. Damrosch,s
D..
herman singers BUTT happens that there has
this year come to tie United States 4 number
OF yonng women who are able TO sing very well.
and have taken the trip here without
any regular engagements, but with tho
idea OF taking whatever happened to
turn up. They were more or loss experienced
In operate perlormances; aud several, Of them
were heard frat ut Mr.. DRmrosch's con-
certs here. One OF tbese-who made her
debut under different auspices, however-was
Camille SeyRard. and she has since sung sew.
eral times In opera With tho Damrosch COM
Damrosch has been fortunate enough 10 And