... all.' From this it may be judged that Madame Bern- hardt takes little or no pleasure in the societv of the ubiquitous interviewer. Fortunately, however, she is found in practice to be somewhat less obdurate than she appears in theory ; and the world is so ...

... every sort and con- dition, from the most famous in the world down to the penny shows that delight our rural inhabitants at country fairs. In order to supply this vast demand, Mr Cross has agents in all parts of the world, and many indeed are the strange ...

... A CHAT IAVITH MISS NEFASON. THE CORRESPONDENTS WHO BEG AUTOGRAPHS AND LOCKS OF HAIR. A representative of the New York World called oil Miss Neilson on the 31st of May in her rooms at the Claresedon, which were transformed for the nonce into a conservatory ...

... spiritualists ? Oh, no, he explains, ' but it has been possible from time to time to make a good deal of notoriety out of exposing them; and he produces for your edification ?? after scrap-book in which are stored the vivid records of American journalism ...

... collection of French's and Lacy's acting editions, with a friendly autograph from Uncle Sam French. There are series of old dramatists and new -a pretty complete collection of the world's stage, in fact. But more particularly you notice such books as Russell ...