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The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
A Father Chastised by his Sens,
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fyrly thirteen a1j sgI5et1 Fears- were A.
rsiEue4i Yesterday EaP-El-- il t1t t[-Si Ls-s
Ertei Po1ics Couri IN fe-sey Cry, q, 'St
charges, Cos O: 3--lktz-sss. All lie oaat'
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The Morning herald., 1876-05-24

Ia- yhilzaedtiz Fr.u 1rges .ha K-pgt-
.ic.ns 70 DrE..1s:e IiJL. H....4I y. Ee..-.
tG- CCEgrrss.
The Kb;Auoad fTzJ EHgr.r.r ss NJ,
suL-e ~ :lr- III Tie >.g,. 81. have -
mar 'oe Dr-ysr.,.c ayl..l4.o. IL: Re
P,-s.Ien"y after Ill.
TIE A.lau.s Con..ts:iurs reg,-t. that gen
P.erc- " b TD4LL viii y e..a-eI " tDe
LeI- L-gis =! G-3rZ.z. and -as- IL
viii = = p.JEa.l.---: cz-1-c-'e f., .y@..e-
Cougr-ssrnsn Wi...Ar. Z. Erye Of MAJ.
znuOuaces th4, IL Il ora -'A4' Ar T. CAB
didate for iGar'u term, and ne l.est.-nn
Jusrnal, the Ealing palec Of Lila 1L..s.or.
THINKS le w..I GET il.
The Legislature Of Texas hss JUS pss.el
law Dy which j. il made q miademesD1'
punishable by fne Of 300, for any person
10 use pTOfaLe language within TIE hearing
Of the occupants Of any priya.e resideLce
Hon. William P. Haile-, of Bid1=forI
,l.., whose prospect of becoming the De-
mocrstic candidate for Governor Of The
State seemed a. good as any 1ne'-, ka:
written letter declining ~ have his IAN
used in tina, connection.
The Des Moines .Stdt. Anz>igsr ir'inatc
that the iLdepcEdeLt voters 81 va ere ~
entirely satisfied with the outcome If II
Democratic State Convention. and they vii
wait 10 see what the Republicans will q
before comInittin. themselves.
The Quincy (IlI.) Wig Is in al uahapp
state OF mind. l. says "IGe professions
refoi ner is inf4llibly one Of three things
he is either an impracticabie seu'imeutaI
ist, sour aud sore-headed politician, o
an ambitious and hypocritical demagogue
The Des Moines Lead4r says that it
generally believed that minority Of th
Iowa delegates to St. Louis are in favor E
the nomination of Mr. Tilden, bu, all {
them will 90 unpledged and with a singl
purpose TO secure the candidates that " /
win most certainly.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
Minor Leedls.


Soft Shell Crabs at springers, No. West
Fourth street.
The Firemen's Centennial Association
meets tonight
The Brandywine was not 50 well patron
led by promeuaders yesterday.
The liberal terms Of DR.. Hartley's card
will 5e fonnd in another column.
TIE annual meeting OF The Progressive
Friends vii! be held at Longwood On June
,,h.
Goa, Egz and Stove, 1915 per ton, and
VI, 81. % cen:5 of for cash 81 Mills i
Louts
The Women's Temperance Union will
Lnee' rh's afternoon, at Grace Church, at 6
c.Oek.
Mr. Thns. McCorkle, Jr., of this city,
ha. .~en offered very lucrative position at
,he Centennial b. Messrs. De Lave & Co.,
Of Paris.
4 number Of butchers. for violating the
city ordinance, will have hearing on Fri
! day next.
| Queen Victoria's birthday will be cele.
| brated in the Masonic Temple this evening
at 5 o'clock.
| The boat clubs of this city are agitatine
! the subject Of crew to row in the Centen-
NAL regatta.
Those gentlemen who desire to go to the
| Centennial. should get themselves shaved
at the Q. X, On Second street near Shiplev
The Y. NJ c. A. will hold revival meet
ings in the Elm street Baptist church, he.
tween Jackson and Van Buren,, this and to
morrow evenings.
A Gousael, at No. 100 West Second street
ulsuds umbrellas in the neatest manner
possible. He has been in the city numbe
Of years and is highly spoken Of by all WHIT
have patronized him.
All ladies' interested in the rescue Of thei
Own sex from life Of degradation ar
earnestly invited to meet at the rooms 0
. the Y. VI. c. A. market street, hetweel
, Ninth and Tenth) to-day at o'clock
The Union NJ. Z. Sunday school viii
make its annual excursion, this year, u
!. Creedmore Park, on the Delaware, O.
, Tuesday, the 1st of June. On the followin
a Monday the same school will open straw
berry festival in Odd Fellows Hall, to COZ
= TIME one week.
0 The following delegates from this cit
have been elected to the Firemen's Convet
ton 70 be held in Philadelphia, this even
t ing, TO make arrangements for the Fir
8 mems parade: 8. T. Bsylis and Chas. Fai
: lamb, of the Friendship, Peter J. Bsbcocl
e Jno. r. Hitler of the Washington; and Ge<
. Nessick, ofthe Reliance.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
Parker to Ride Again.
New York Herald

Parker. tie mue,ang rider. We are sisu
to So, proposes to- repes, his s'iemp' 70
rice ,hrea hundred aud five miles 10 alteeh
hours. Hi. ,hro- ing Jha bl4me oi failure
mainly on the raia and The heavy track Is
doubtless just, but We are glad to see 'nat
he al cai.s his mistake in attempting 10 riae
for such = length Of time without proper
nour;shment. When sidney smith was ao-
vised BY his psysieiars 10 walk two miles
.y.ry morning on al empty stomach, he
inuocersly asked. Whose !" The moral oil
this in Nj. Parker. case Is that the sinking
diaphragm should be in somebody else
.v,.em. if fasting is necessary 10 win the
rarr
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
l'ierrepens and TAfl.
By American Press Association.

BY AMERICAN FEtSs AsSD-IdEIOU-
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Attorney- -Geu-
eral Pierrepon, says that he expects to sail
Tor England about the first OF June. He
could not get away sooner, as he has &c
settle up considerable amount of official
as well as private business before he car
leave.
Secretary Taft will not take charge OF
the Department OF Justice until about the
first of June, as he has considerable Office
business TO settle up before he can turn oyer
the War Department to his successor.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
WinslOw Again Renanded
By Amer c4n Press Association.

LoyDoy. May 23-At the regues- Of
Attorney ener4l Holser. Baron Poloe.;
further rem pdri W.rsl0w to ds9 for 51Eh
days. the term Of MS preyi0us conni-m5l'
having expired. There Is : probab!-lFy
that the Government viii lake r17asIrrs II
the meantime 10 bring tie case before -a=
Court OF Queel Bench.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
Marine Aishap.
By American Press Association.

BY American Press AssOcIaUsn.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The Signal Ser
vice Observer at Beach Haven, fifteen miles
south of Barnegas Inlet, repor's 10 the
Chief Signal Officer as follows:-Tbe bark
Rebecca Caranna, of New York, from New
York, Captain Thompson, eleven neL al
told, 400 IONS. loaded with barrel s'sy-s,
and bounded Tor New Orleans, struck here
il fog at 5 ?. NJ. yesterday. Its :houghF
she viii be go; Of il the wild remain:
favorable
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
COck.FiS htins In New York
mer can Pres. As.ocIaTlon.

BY mer rHiI P.r,s ] >>t4.ltT lpil.
NEW YORK. May 23.-A cooking matt
between >ea York aud Philadelphia ,o12
place here To-day. Seventeen BATTLES We're
fought. for Que hundred dollars each battle
and TWO thousand dollars for the Odd fight
The main was won by PhiiadeIphis, the
ecore standing Philadelphia II, New York
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
The Ratnry Contested Seat.

By American rresS Association.
WARRINGTON. May 23.-The House Sub
Committee on Elections have agreed to re-
coguize the full committee report in favor
of Representative Rainey (coored) from
the First District of South Carolina retain
ing his seat, Samuel Lee (colored) being
the contestant.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
Great Reductions,

This is in the price Of gentlemen'e under
wear at Wyatt * CARROTS, No. 603 Market
street. Thsse gentlemen are now selling a
ine quality Of undershirts at greatly re-
iuced prices. and would ask the public tC
call and examine their goods.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
Navi Appropriations

By American Pres. ssOciatiUn.
WAsHIsGToS, Nay z3.-The House at
1850 p. m, went in Committee Of the
Whole On The Naval Appropriation bill, tf-
question being On the di.continuance Of
certain uayy Yards
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
The Alaye treaty.

By the American Press As-ociation.
LONDON. May gin the House Of Com
mons This afternoon. Hon Mr.. BoUrhe, IN
der Secretary Of Foreign Affsir., announced
that the sultan Of Zeuz.bar, La. ...ne,I he
slave treat!
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
The Blaine Investigation.

By hmerlcdn PreSs A.tFIClatlOn.
WAsHISGToS, May 23.-The Sub-Judi-
ciary Committee have postponed till to-mor-
row the further examination Of witnesses
on the charges against ex-Speaker Blaine,
who is still confined 10 biz bed by sickness
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
A Further Hearing,

A further hearing was given yesterday
morning to the negro cattle thief, John
Carpenter. Hewas held to bail in the sum
of $500 in seven different cases, which he
| was unable to give, and was therefore CON-
mitted.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
WASHINGTON.
NOTES FRON THE CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON, May 3
American Press Association.

american Press Association
SESATE.-Mr. Conkling, (N.Y.,) from
the Committee on Foreign Relations, re-
forted, with amendments, the House JONI
resolution suggesting the intrrcession Of
the United States TO secure the release ol
E. o. NJ. Condor. Dow confined m an Eng
lish prison. He asked for its present eon-
eiderAtion.
Mr. Edmunds, (Vt.) said be would liEt
to examine it, AMI asked that 1t te LAID
over until tomorrow. so ordered.
After reports On a rumber OF biils OF al
unimpertsnt character. the senate at ! n
resumed consideration of the articles Of i'm
peachment against W. W. Bristow, lats
Secretary OF War, with closed doors.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
Baltimore Excurston Irain.

An excursion train will leave Baltimore
for Wilmington this evening, in order to
allow the Baltimore members of the Reho-
both Beach Camp Meeting Association and
others TO attend the excursion 10 the Beach
IT, o-morrow morning.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
DIED.

GaLRREATH.-In this city. Oh the "a
inst, JemiEla, wife OF Robert Galofeath
in tile nth year OF her ase.
GENS-May.i 1870, Willie B., infant s"n
OF W. B. and "a lie E Gem.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
LITERARY and Musical Entertainment

On Thursday evening next, in the rooms
Of the Y. NJ. G. A., 81 Market street, a
M steal and literary entertainment will be
given, following which, there will be 30
cia party TO which ladies and gentlemen
are most cordially invited
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24

A council Of delegates from Baptist
churches is cklled 20 meet at Dover this
afternoon to consider the propriety Of or
dainipg Rev. John Reeder as pastor Of the
Dover Baptist church. Several delegates
from this city win sttend.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
CITY Items.

ChtId-ens' and boys all wool suits are
selling for stand s.. at the great Boston
Clothing House, ~ Market street, VIII
uiuSton. p>l.
Mothers buy their childre MS clothing at
,he Boston House, a7 Market street, VII
mlu.tol. bel
rvs-vh,ir can have pair Of working
rznrS i,r - cents, 81 20 81 y, s. 80. 500, and
s. hy calling az the Boston Clothing
House, 81 Market street,
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
Cafarrh. Discharges from She Head
aud all Chronic Diseases success
PAAGe0

Tns7 the t.mld and disappointed may
;art the u-Ino<. assurance and commence
Il ne god itn ot Or. Hartley, he gener'
jas.slr U-u -,1scs 10 s,lend ali persons. rich
a yt7.s- L-s~ o!cAavSe. until The best evil
scs-..s. .ssve t.eea realized RON his treat
1a:4i- lttahe and residence, 20 Market
~7-=.v4-.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24

Fine French and English Cassimeres
made 10 order fIOm $o.W 10 $l0.Vo
All goods made in the best manner. and
cut py a competent cutter. A good At is
guaranteed to each and every purchaser
An examination of my stock Is all re-
quest before making your purchases.
Good prices. good workmanship, and
perfect ut. oels-ly
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
The Weather TO-Day
fieYee Hail ~tOrn in jersey.

For the middle States clear weather.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-24
PolttieAl N0teu.

I-a- Pailaaedci& Pr.s Erges .ha K-c-t--
.ic.rs 70 n1z..z.:e uJL. E....4H y. Ee..-s
for CCEgr-ss.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-19

There was ull mt the Customhouso
yesterday, no whisky cases being fixed
for the day. The attendance was slim
Among the Government employees. one
or two now faces were noticeable, and n
good deal Of speculation was INDUCED
in az TO their probable mission.
Judge Woods assembled the bench ut
tho usual hour, and first took tho case
OF the United States vs.. X. >. Denncc
and others on tho demurrer 10 the
pleas. Judge Woods stated that no had
already sustained tho demurrer To tho
pleas i'm two cases, and AZ tho third one
was Of no importance and did not differ
materially from tho others, no would
sustain IL also. Denncc was ordered to
DO produced In court this morning To
plead To tho indictments.
tigating tho alleged leaks in tho Grand
Jury, and was observed In close con
sultltion with Mr.. Silas Weeks. the
foreman Of tho Grand Jury.
Tho special vcnire OF ono hundred
Jurors called for by tho District Atior-
ney was drawn to-day, resulting In the
choice OF tho following named gontlc-
men James p Walsh, Gustavo Esnard,
VIM. u. Lcverich, q. Is. McGinnis. j. @.
Turner. VIM. A. Benson, Louis Bernard.
VIM. II. iGtchford, VIM. M. Alternately.
Geo. w, Barnes, A. Luria, David Nicol.
Thos. t. Mobiles. Nicholas Kuntz, VIM.
Nouser, Felix Limct, Charles Benson,
Roger Il. Boyle, Geo. Walker, j. A..
Adams, Thomas leighton, }. @. Denis.
John Watkins. Charles Ogilvie, Geo. W.
Mott, J. Acostc, +. Bias. W. w Wash
burne. Chs. w. Warren, Jacob Waplcr.
Antoine Abat, Kobt. White, Chas. Nj.
Whitney. Alphonsc Dicz, w. y. Logan.
NJ. J. Ward. Placido j. Spear, N. ID.
Wetmorc. Vim. Hays, James Wallace,
bingham Lawrence, James Gibnoy,
Armand Forstall, Dominick Iabi-
ano, james Il. Flood, Clement -.
Bazet. +. Il. Waters. II. Q. Fetche.
Adolph Wackcrbrnth. II. O. Bartlett,
II. Wrotnowski, Henry Bacns, J. ..
Nixon, Jr., Oscar Benson, Victor r.
Benson, Andre Broussean, Vincent Alb
DO. T.. w. Barnes, Chas. Ballejo. Chns.
NJ Engsfeldt, Paul Fourchy. Martin
Gordon. Jr.. Alexander Lesscps. y.
Bloomfield, Demosthenes Tappo. Al
bert Ierega, George Iessassier, Einan-
uel Blosscy. Fred Camcrdcn, A. w.
Moflit, Fred. Boothby, II. Nicwhnber,
Oscar Vnlcton, John Page, Alex. BEN
venue, o. =. Babcock. Jas. Ward, Emo
ry Clapp j. N. Ackerly, a. i. ClaIue,
Edward II. Booth, W. Il. Hall, J.. For
tier. L. j. Hernandez. JAS. II. Wallace,
David Urquhart, John II. Blackstone.
In tho District Court there were sew
eral cases decided In favor OF Eustis and
Urban. as.ignces, against i. Ponlcrs for
$3.50. Michael Koppfcrs for $i25, Holh.
man for $3.50. The Grand Jury fonnh
quite number or indictments and were
discharged until Thursday morning.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-19
HMUSEM ENTS.

ACADEMY or MUsIc.-A splendid bill
by the Mathews Troupe. To-day. ut
tho Academy matinee, will be given n
most excellent carte OF attractions. The
popular burlesque OF "Lurline or tho
Knight and Naind' will be presented
and will include the full complement Of
fun makers who hold high carnival
with tho Mathews Troupe. The
opcretta of III. l. H., tho Grand
Duke" will introduce Miss Mathews
in one Of her most pleasing roles, and
tho casts OF both pieces will be strong.
The operetta had run OF one year In
London under Its original title OF "Kissi
Kissi" and contains the elements OF an
enjoyable entertainment. In "Lurline"
Mr. Hall has full scope for his inimita-
BILE humor rs the crushed and depressed
"Sencscal," a part that he has made his
own in the chief cities Of tho East. Miss
Mathews IL in excellent voice and
spirits, and the entire performance to-
night promises to be ono OF the best Of
the present brilliant season. Tonight
"Girofie- Girona."
Following tho Mathews troupe at tho
Academy comes Helen D'Estc's Ora
matte Combination. They commence
April "a. in now comedy-drama, called
'1nfelice." This company come highly
recommended, and have fine repor-
toire OF new plays They close the sea
son at the Academy. Mr.. Bidwell an
nounces that this favorite theatre can
be hired during the summer by tho week
or day.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE the st.
Charles Theatre last night "Sophia's
Supper" and Miss Angie Schott's Lit
tie Bonanza" and many other pleasing
and laughable sketches were given to u
very large audience. The same pro-
gramme is announced for tonight.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-19
4 TRxAs. ITEM.
Misfortanes Of = Frey Year Ola nene.
diet.
tAustln StatHHmnn.l

tAustln Statesmnn1
In tho quiet village Of Austin lives a
well-to-do gentleman who had remained
for fifty winters stranger to the COM
forts and happiness OF married life. He
seemed perfectly contented. and often
vowed that he would always remain a
bachelor. But about six months ago
change came over him. Tho witching
eyes and ways OF n fair maiden OF nine
was really In love for the first time.
He proposed, and she consented to be-
come "an old mans darlingi" They
were married, and for a while all seemed
happiness Mt the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Oshan. But when will men OF wealth,
advanced In years, learn that wealth
alone can never content the heart or
satisfy the affections OF u young, warm
hearted, loving wife. The oft-told story
must be repeated. Tho young wife
longed for u more congenial companion
ono who would delight in pleasures
common To those Of her ago, In the so
cial circle, at tho dance, places Of
amusement. etc. She became acquaint-
ed with dashing young man. named
John Arson. They met frequently. An
elopement was planned, the doting old
man 3 purse was to furnish tho means to
enable the pair to reach Mexico where
they might, unmolestcd, live and love
together tho remainder OF their lives.
All arrangements were completed.
Mrs OsLan packed her trunk. lodged
tho old man and on last Sunday night IL
pleasant looking young lady came TO
this city on the Austin stage. and
stopped ut ono OF our leading hotels,
whore, by previous arrangement, she
was to bo joined by Mr.. Arson. What
u curse telegraph wires are to evil doors.
for tho following spoiled everything:
AUSTIN, April 10. 1876.
WIN. Lyon-Arrest and search John
Arson and Mary Oshan-lady came
down on stage Sunday-Anson will ar
rive on bay pony tonight.
Arson came. found Mrs. Oshan, and
secured lodgings at n private boarding
house, and there they were found by the
detectives and arrested. They were
taken back to Austin yesterday In Gus
tody OF Austin officers. who came down
with the necessary papers, and who will
force tho guilty pair to face the old
mans wrath
Upon inquiry yesterday we asccr-
tanned that the above parties are
Swodcs. and that tho femme heroine,
before her departure, drew check on
Raymond a. Whitis bank for $3.50, which
was cashcd, and with this she and her
new and tender lover proposed to fly to
to Mexico, and there live and love to-
gether. Mr.. Oshan did not, we learn,
particularly object TO them making the
trip. but he was cmphatically opposed
to bearing their expenses, and therefore
took steps to recover his stamps. Maj.
Craft was sent TO San Antonio to take
them in, and was expected to return
last evening
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-19
TIE COUR1S.
superior District Court.


State ex. rel b. Bloomfield a. Co vs..
A. Dubuclet, State Treasurer. Petition
for mandamus to compel the Treasurer
to show cause why he should not pay
REALTORS 1912 20 for stationery, law
books, etc, furnished the State.
State OK rel l.. Is. Cain vs.. Tho Board
or Commissioners OF the Consolidated
Debt OF tho City Of New Orleans. -
Prays for mandamus to compel the
city to show cause why premium bonds
should not be issued to relator in lieu Of
Jefferson city bonds he now holds.
second DistrIct Court.
Hon. A. Il, Tissot Judge.
SUGGESTIONS OF Francois I4acroiI
Pierre Cazelar and Mrs. Francois La
croix.
Yrma M. Blossman, Henry +. Dart
and Andrieu Nicol pray to be enamel
First District Court.
Hon. T.. Abel. Judge.
State vs.. M. V. Mallory, charged with
assault and battery.
Pat Dsvine and Eddie Davis. charged
with assault and battery. plead guilty.
Fourth District Court.
Hon. b. l.. Lynch, Judge.
Mrs Sarah Pradat VS.. Chas. Broker. -
Default.
Octave Foy vs.. Jno. Griffin -Judg-
ment for defendant.
Jordan Giles a. Co. vs. Jno. DAILY
Default set aside.
Fifth District Court.
Hon. Il. North Cullom, Judge.
Commercial Insurance Company vs..
Jno. w. acknowledgement for plaintiff
w. II. Reynolds vs.. Keep, Hogan &
Gallway.-On motion OF attorney for
Jas. II. Hall a. Co. the interest Of Jno
ferred as per Sheritf's sale to said Hall
& Co.
sixth District Court.
Hon. A. Saucier, Judge.
Gaines & Relf vs. First Central Dil'u-
sion Sugar Manufacturing Company
Default.
John Daily vs.. John w. Yonman-
Judgment for plaintiff for $275.
Keep & Raymond VS. M. De Grcgorio
& Co.-Judgment for plaintiffs for
$3.50 O2.
Henry Boyer vs. George Metz -Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $135. Rcconven-
tional demand dismissed as in case Of
non-suit.
A. f. Cochran ct al. interyenors Plain
tiff's claims against defendant and de-
PENDANTS unconventional demand
against plaintiff dismissed, as in case Of
non-suit.
Judgment for intervenors for property
sequestered herein, and condemning
plaintiff and Civil Sheriff to pay them
S216, the value OF said property, and the
further sum of $500 as damages for the
alleged sequestration herein issued and
executed. Rights Of Sheriff against
principal and surety on indemnity bond
reserved.
Philip Avegno VS.. George A. Fosdick.
Julius Socha opponent.
Judgment for opponent for the use Of
Andrew Hero, Jr., and against defend
ants for 5000, etc.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-19
Feminine Costumes In Egypt.

Says n Cairo correspondent OF the London
1elegrdph: Egyptian ladies walk about the
streets upon shopping expeditions Tin which !
am told they take IN even more intense and
rupturous delight than my own fair country
women), enveoped In a hideous black garment
not unlike the dismal robes Of the Roman Con
fratcrnita. which eirectually conccals tho attrac
tons nature has bestowed on them. rs well as
those due to the adornmcnts OF millinery and
jewolry.. But English ladies who enjoy tho priv
ilego Of free access to some of the leading
Egyptian harems have informed mo that this
shapelesa. lugubrious vestment covers toilets of
the greatest splendor in material and color and
bDoutcrie that might awaken envy in the breast
OF many titled Western dame. have listened
to thrilling accounts Of lJckets MS large ~ tur-
keys eggs. both faces Of which are covered with
brilliants Of the first water. the size OF goody
chick peas, OF complete Costumes, from
Worth and Nine Elise; Of ropes of pearls that
would have sicklied DER with tho pale ca t of
thought" tho lavish impulses Of Lothar him
self: of rubies. emeralds and sapphircs scat
tered with fine profusion over the surface Of I'M
deniable. il somewhat exuberant charms. As
the Egyptian ladies. so tho Egyptian houses
What they are compelled to exhibit to the public
gaze Is Of simplicity frequently amounting to
ugliness. while that which they reserve for pri-
vate inspection Is gorgeous and ornate in the
extreme.