The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-07
MR.. TRIIN's LEcrrRH 10 woMry.
Gi,is= Them Advice on Marriage and Other
sMhIccIs In NeMnrk,. OprrA IInmsc.

hOusciul of women waited for George
Francis Train yesterday at the ladies matinee
in the Newark Grand Opera House. woman
had sold them tickets at the box oillce, and
women had acted rs ushers In the boxes were
extensively dressed women and not man was
10 be seen. The combined chatting Of the au-
dience WAS like the humming Of thousand
hives Of industrious bees 4 sharp lookout
was kept up lest man should put ia an nl,-
pcarancc. and as the proprietor Of the building
walked down the main aisle to speak 10 a lady
acquaintance u storm Of hisscs broke out. ana
ended in a merry peal Of laughter. He has
tened back. Some elderly women on the front
seats kept an eye on the stage. and one. in mllts
and sprctaccs. detecting scene shaking
Jumped to her feet and held both hands M ns
George Francis Train marched upon tho stage
with his head erect and wearing pigeon
tailed coat nnl Immaculate kid gloves He held
package OF letters. all from ladies. he said.
within iwenty-iour hours.
There non" hut our sex here. j. there" he
exclaimed. p"ering all arouni. You know
thS II close corporation. There's the most
intensely interested lot of men outside you can
imngn"-tryinE TO find u crack g. look thrnu IN.
Who would think that So many women w,iiii
hr"nk III" chain oi custom and come hero alonel
That simple fact means emancipation for
woman. see ranbows all round the SKY for
Mr. Train rcad and answered several lciiors.
who's. duty Is i 10 gct up FIRST IN the morn
bands z" WAS one ol the questions
That said Mr.. Train. 80 is the question of
caste over again. There is no poetry or beauty
in Il womnn's toiling and gruhbing over h.ef-
st"ak for a great, fat mnn. II he had any noble
mnnhood IN him. n husband would get up and
build the fire himsrltl' lApplause with hcols
and hands Caste started from Adam. II
anyone had rsked me, DID Won tnke that apple
what are you going to do about itY" Laugh
teri
Hr4i mi. tttfr 4.
giznd him. that's all" Then Mr., Train selected
II long note signed :" A broken hearted
maiden" asking Mr., Trims advice in her
trouble. Her accepted lover was poor in purse
nnl her parents would rot lei her. marry him.
" 4 hrokcu hcnrcd mndcnV snid Mr. Trnin.
scorniuy. Tlsn't the h"art-it's the stomach
Tho reason girls use the term heart Is hcoHuse
get one for stomach. Dyspepsia is called a
broken henrt; Here's a ronpl" to he married."
and. MIR. Train personiilrd the priest saving.
" Are you W Hing TO take this brown stone front,
Favored, gin smelling carcass for your beloved
naSoona = TTygnn %t9 7mnpeT Mr. Trim
ma l"Ea Gornlr. ,eS '9pgoJJed 4r'deGroom be
ths bunch OF millinery, these false t.cih, this
false hair. this miserable specimen Of nllrotn-
tinn for your beloved wife 2" The bridegroom
srait yes" through TX ,y speaker, and 'hcn. MIR,
ilIvsterlcnl lau:htorl Whocver is Satisfied
with this talk SO far, say aye.' Approval was
unanimous
NJ, iMl arent y2Gn getting cnough Of ,biS ?" s9id
and III tell yom nil that The m tell each other"
ll.gHHghtcrl Voices" Tsll ms rs n33wl" ~ Yrs.
wIil s'ay I'll ,n,t syenins Mr. Tr"in I'VE like
"If you keep tho secrets tell YOU" he re-
Joined. youl hear more next time"