New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-25

10 Aicottl opened her show OF (" wax ngeers.' anu
ss,aced their history with moral. historical aegoi
-, end categorical remarks which were hs'eheu W
,h marked attention. In the booth devotea w uoo'"o'
e.huer and other German authors Faust mehhis'oPhe
~ Mo.-aret Martha and Wagner grouped in Ave
ctnres TO illustrate the poem In the Moore poo'n 'e
saoerics Of tent were drawn aside. and PERSIAN III
- leaking out upon an Eastern landscape was us
.,o.ad .Lalla ROOkh " was illustrated mere lhe
y-b;ttcr booth representeda cottage buried III sno"'
.,th spsrking icicles hanging from the ea'eS anu
oosev NewyEngland interior. variety OF scenes "cio
nj, sented here as pictured IN winters poeh' ine
- h,an Nights booth the centre Of the front bal
- wa. a miniature Moorish mosque twelve feet wide
and twenty-four feet high. with two mnarets forty
Il feet high with yellow banners and draperies OF
IN, and velvet The tableaus were these; l. Room III
a,.ap paace Sultan listening 10 stories told ny the
t,,ce.s Attendants in the background . Aladoln
leaving the magic lamp g. Princess going TO me
-, ,,tendcd los her LADIES' Aladdin her and fails
IN love A. New lamps for old ones the magician puAs
he lamp from one OF the maids OF tue frincess
: Cont scene sultan aud Sult!ua receiving AlsuIh
"a he Prlneess Al the LingfeilOw booth Miles sian-
An va, Illustrated by i've tab eans. The bootn de-
voted 10 TennysOn was a bit of an Enghsh easlIe io
inc deep-set windows heIBg, with the walls
shave them. nearly covered with ingils IVY VINES u"
ntgas carol was one OF the pleasant features or the
sSening The Dickens booth attracted general atien-
ton reproducing It did Dan PcggotiS hOat-hu' Inc
ahisans gwen here were /. Awkward sltuatlOnot Mr.
pckwlck giving occasion for cue breach oi promise sun.
- Tn tai % a.
Tted bv the Peerl thngles. 4. ONer asking Tor mort
Mr. Blu bile and Mrs. COrney. D. Ram play ing WIN
.ha h,ys = DIVERS reception hy Fagin aud tue BOYS
Frances Power Cobbe has had an adventure
mar Eaples which she recites spirited way IN %
80 70 The Dqily Neics " went with friend to see
.ho nobe monument which has just been erected IN thc
I,,est,n cemetery by Miss SOmervlle 70 tne memory
~ her mother. and leaving the gate We took our
In the little carriage which bad brought us from
,ogn The driver somewhat diiatory In starting
and was annoyed to young, power Unlocking man
ap,rach close 10 tue of the carrozea, as sup
rosed 20 beg, III usual exaspcra'ing Neapoltah
fashion was quickly undeceived IN tins expectation,
howeycr for the man, throwing himself upon us,
crashed INV friends with one hand. and with the
other artempted 70 wrench of small Leather walstOag
which sne carried attached 10 belt OF course,
abe and I both seized the bag on our side,
and then commenced a regular Juggling match,
which lasted, rs IL seemed to me. something
ike two minutes. Fortunately. English leather Il
soupd and English hands, those OF ladies, not
unite 40 feeble as perhaps NeapOitan thief may have
imagined ana 50 ut rem aimed victorious ana
the disappointed sc mp letting his bold Oi the bag
turned away in sgust and ounged OF at an easy aoe
down an opposite lane" appears that two officers OF
tue Campo sauto-Oue Of them tall, strong man-stood
close beside them the whole time Another man was
little WAY further TO the left, and fourth in some sort
1T uniform to the right. entrance OF tine lane
down which the rObber cOOIy took ms departure No
one OF these meu-tO whom they cal ed OuuN, Hfs 10,
they ali stood watching the whole proceeding. Lastly
the driver renamed during the eDtlrc struggle without
once attempting % drive on or even 10 tuh us Aedd 10
look at what was doing close behind ms bscA