The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

destroyed the Crystal Palace and
seriously crippled the Putnams who
had contracted TO do the exposition
printing; and the first Of the series Of
attempts Of Cyrus ". Field to install
the Atlantic cable an undertaking not
fully successful until 1866:
The fact that during the period Of the
! civil war there was no cable communica-
tiop between America and Great Britain
affected In many ways the relations ut
public opinion In the two countries. II Is
quite possible. Tor Instance. that N imme-
diate communication had been practicable
during the burst OF Indignation that fol.
| November 1851, war could hardly have
been averted.
The reminiscent heard Lincoln at
Cooper Union In 1860. In the summer
of the previous year ne worked in Gem
trail Park; Mr.. Olmsted was his
cousin. 1T is not easy" he says. for
the New Yorker Of later generate TO
realize the condition OF the ground out
Of which was created the portion Of
the Park lying between Fifty-ninth
street and Seventy second street. The
region was made up Of rocky hills. with
the slightest possible covering of earth
AT thar base Those hills uera ,aryeIv
ocon,,oa h, Tho ,h,,,,.s -, Yrt,b s,rot
tera and no their goats and MICS
Nearly nj, Tho Garth ,.odod for rho
urou,h ~ tho ,r.a. Z. nd sbrubs south NJ
s,rae, bad 70 no brought
in fnn,n ou,sldo . - ramember
takinv n good don, NJ nr,da In tho suc.
cess ~ tho rur,,cs NJ or NJ m. n,,bs
In the Ramhle FOR tho shaniny NJ winch
I uas rasno,sibie but have n.ver
been ahle since ~ Idontisy thar nath
Win INV degree -, cor,aIn,v"
In 1850 afr counIa,jny hi, roursa
a, mr. Aptbon,s yramma, s,hooI and
pasyirg ax,n,,na,iors TO- Co,,,r,hio Ar
pn,ror, vas ordo,od ,hroad no his o,,u.
lie, T., par,. ho tool, .or,o Ioc,,,ro
conrsos n, ~. Sorhonno IN no French
cani,,i no chumr,cd viii q .on os Trn,r
M ,rin,.r. ~, y,nIia,, n tI,oti,,,.
ton TyjIupc corrosnonaont scholar M
t,dv smoker n, many nlnasard n nronho,
~ .e,,lemo,, hotwean Nor,h ,,d Sc,,t
wi,hou, war. also DR. NrClIntock In
charge ~ tho Aror,,,n Cb,r.i odn,,r.
abIe FOR learning nm, as n nraacher In.
ferlor 10 the Frenchmen TROY ann
Putnam with some other American
Youngsters lived at tho house Of NJ
,Justo Olivier cousin or Enilc and
q master In the, I.yc.e Charlemarne
The nearest approach of these students
TO tho traditional riotous living ~ their
kind In Paris was n pronk plaved on
the bus, OF Henry " over rho front
door. A long cIav nine was inserted IN
the monorch's Inns and worked throurb
a hole hored In the wal rroun of
Interested onIoolers in tho stree, below
attracted the attention Of tho old pro.
ressor. engaged with bis priva,c classo.
upstairs: bur by the time ne reached
the street the nine had been with.
drawn and a fan Of oarer closed over
the oneninp
In 81 the Young American u.ap, n
Berlin TO corsu.t Won Crocfe then tha
Leading oculist in ruropo After Paris
the German city seemed rrny and dull
built in brick and s,ncco tho stucc,
having a mean h,hit NJ aol,irg nj. tn.
streets sere regular md fairl,, w;da
hut nopo,onous Tho Snrsa u,os a
dry. sluggish river In ~ricdrIch-
erase NO, ,,,,,or ,ha, In t,s ia,,ar
coursA mad a dertb az ave nv civ 700,
,rha ,or,. ,,,-, -,
y,,;,rh, D,,,,,.,.,, C-,
r,,,,e - w. - :, ., NV y.
-. -, a. @ =,
rattan -on,, ,,,, sr,'t',,n =, -
Eve Auar,ca,, s,,,i.,,,,, t,,dar,,, ~,
,saya hoan so,,anad i, t,a ,ad Ia,
w.. NJ WI. ~ "oar,od r,s 49,,
,hro,,,h oa,i.,ro 49,. a.. ,a,,.i
dn,ios uo h,d 80 ,,rr',a,a i'',, 80
,ish and in thar n. had NOR, force ina,
grace He was shreyvd , ,udrs of mon
but IMMERSED In German tlstory lIIs
linguistic limitations nade min, in mic
ropori 0onandent unou bts sa.rstar,.
Of legation. ono Hudson described n.
a clever bur unscrunrlous V,rrinian.
hut Mr. Wright was sufIlcientlv satis.
factory TO Government MS Minister 10
Prussla. to he reaupointed i'm 1Ss5 and
retained I'm that most 10 his death IN 81
Tho Minister'S conccptinn of his duties
en,phasizad his resnonsibiIitv a. p,,r-
dian of American Interests 70 such an
extent that he insisted upon standing
In PARENTS loco 10 the Younger Ameri-
cans in Berlin. He sought tho personol
acquaintance OF each and WAS NOT som
sltIve abou, inyestlratinr his persoral
affairs. \ good Methodist. no even
tricd to dictate religious observance