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Beautifully  legible  is  the  band  writ- 
ing in  the  autograph  manuscript  of 
‘•Home  ftweet.  Hnrae  ” which  John 
Howard  ^avnc,  its  author,  wrote 
"just  before  leaving  the  United 
' States  on  his  last  journey  to  Tunis, 
where  he  had  been  reappointed  con- 
sul.” The  manuscript  is  on  Payne’s 
monogram  stationery  and  dated 
Washington,  March  28,  1851.  It 

brought  $600,  which  was  paid  by  Mr. 
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AUTOGRAPHS  BRING  $14,903  i 


Six  Letters  by  Author  of  ‘Home 
Sweet  Home’  Sell  for  $1,450. 

Autographs  and  manuscripts  by 
famous  authors  and  others  brought 
a total  of  $14,903  last  night  at  an 
auction  in  the  Union  Art  Galleries, 
45  West  Fifty-seventh  Street. 

Six  letters  written  by  John  How- 
ard Payne,  who  wrote  "Home 
Sweet  Home,”  were  purchased  by 
Gabriel  Wells  for  $1,450.  John  Gals- 
worthy’s original  manuscript  of  the 
dramatized  version  of  his  story, 
"The  First  and  tthe  Last,”  also 
went  to  Mr.  Wells,  the  price  being 

>7¥~ 


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Palace  in  Paris 
300  Years  Old 


Royal  Where 
John  Howard  Payne  Wrote 
“Home,  Sweet  Home” 


When  John  Howard  Payne,  author  of 
Home,  Sweet  Home,”  wrote  “ ’Mid 
Pleasures  and  Palaces,”  he  was  living 
in  a French  palace,  the  Palais  Royal  i 
in  Paris,  which  is  now  to  be  restored  for  j 
the  International  Exposition  in  1937.  His-  i 
tory  has  it  that  Payne  was  disappointed 
in  love  during  his  stay  in  France,  and 
that  fact  may  have  inspired  the  melan- 
choly of  the  song. 


fhe  palace  he  lived  iri  is  a rectangular 
building  enclosing  an  old  world  garden. 
More  than  300  years  old,  it  has  had 
many  famous  Americans  as  well  as 
Frenchmen  within  its  doors.  There,  in 
the  1770’s,  John  Paul  Jones,  naval  hero 
of  the  Revolutionary  War,  called  to  visit 
the  Due  de  Chartres  and  was  entertained 
at  dinner,  during  which  the  duchess  gave 
him  a watch  which  had  belonged  to  her 
grandfather,  a naval  commander,  and 
John  Paul  Jones  promised  her  an  Eng- 
lish frigate  in  return.  When  he  returned 
to  Paris  later,  he  presented  her  with  a 
sword  surrendered  to  him  by  an  Eng- 1 
lish  commander. 

The  Palais  Royal  is  also  a famous 
landmark  of  the  days  of  the  French 
Revolution.  There  Camille  Desmoulins  . 
inflamed  the  people  with  a revolutionary  I 
speech  on  July  12,  1789,  just  two  days  be-  ; 
fore  the  mob  destroyed  the  Bastille.  Later 
the  palace  was  a center  of  fashion,  and 
it  was  there  that  Napoleon  used  to  meet  / 
his  friends  to  discuss  plans  for  a new 
France.  . 


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