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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-09

TnE ira or JCIN IN ArLNNrA.--Atlauta,G Ga.
July 3.-.AIlauta celebrated the Fourth to day
in granjcst style since the war. The visitors
are estimated ut 10000. There was II process
sion of military, iircmcn and vans representing
the business industries. Senator Joseph T..
Brown and others spoke this afternoon in the
City Han Park to an immense gathering. There
is II magnificent display Of fireworks tonight,
and lhOMsamJs Of reOple are on The slrcets.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-09

Peter Cooper celebrated his ninc!y-lrst year
oil Monday, 10y visiting General Hancock and
comgrntulaIng him. lie was accompanied by
Sam Carey, who ran with him in 1876 on the
Grccnback Presidential ticket. The two walked
armand arm into the room where General Ham
cock was about to declare the Warren Court
opened. Mr.. Cooper informed General Hancock
that although he was ninety one years old hat
day, hc had vcnturcd TO brave the fatigue and
heat Of the trip 10 greet him as the nominee Uf
the Demo Ucrttic parry.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-09

The FEEEpMAN'S BNNK.-A Washington cor
respondent says that it is understood shat suii-
clcnt funds arc now, or very shortly will be-
hand to enable the Commissioners Of the
Frccdmcm's Bank To declare another dividend
Of 10 per cent dividend has been unNiuusly
awaited hy tho dcp"sitors for long time past
and the Commissioners, having become tired
of waiting for TIA" government to purchase the
bank hmiidimg in order that they might declare
n larger dividend, will pay out what they have
OH hand
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-07-09

Among the distinguished scholars Of the Pho
Nino College, Of Macon Ga, were Bcckford
Mackcy. son If Judge r. j. Mackcy, who took
the gold medal for the best dcba.cr, and the
Junior Latin premium; Julius lIarhct, Of Charles
ton. who won the Sol h,m"rc and Freshman
English premiums. and Paul Trouchc. OF Charles
ton, who acquired distinction in preparatory
nrit thmrtic
National Republican., 1880-11-27

The National Grange continued It's sessions
yesterday. An interesting report on educa.
ton was submitted by Mr., Huiwell of Ten.
nessec, aud Mr. Darden Of Mississippi pre-
scntod supplemental report upon agrcul.
turo. The question ofselectiug place for the
next annual meeting came IN, but was not
disposed Of Atlanta, Ga, Galveston, Tex,
Grand Rapids, Mich, Nashville, Tenn, and
Washington, d. C., wero nominated. The
Grange adjourned until this morning and it is
expected that the business Of tho annual ses,
sion will be completed to-day.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
THE UNITY CLUB.
Literary Folks in session-A Tribute to n
Deceased Member.


Notwithstanding tho inclcmency Of the
weather the meeting Of the Unity club last
Ljght was very well attended. The hospitablo
parlors of 6l5 II street, tho residence Of Mrs.
Lincoln. Bessie Beach," were tastcfuly dec
Grated Tor the occasion and presented bril-.
liant appearance. Mr. Philip, the president of
tho club, read an eloquent aud hcautiiu trib-
ute to tho mcmory Of Mrs. DR.. r. A. }lcon, n
former mcmbcr Of the club. Mrs Btcon,"
suid the speaker " was widely known
among US and esteemed 10y all for those
noble qualities OF heart which distin.
guish the christian woman. Though
naturally Of u modest aud retiring dispjsi.
ion, she was ever really aud wiling To
contribute to tho pleasure of thoso who Cn-
joycd her acquaintance, aud entered with no
small degree Of Zost into tho spirit OF her
gatherings when called upon or when the
means wcro at her command. Since her con-
ncciion with our society Mrs Bacon had been
TO some extent, from the nature of her dis
position, passive participant; yet IN her
quiet, uuosteni atious way bad contributed
largely to the success and pleasure of our
meetings IN her death our organization has
lost friend society an ornament, and her
husband a devoted, loyin. hclpmate.'
Mr.. w. w. Kinslcy Of Virginia was intro
duced as the cssayist of the evening and read
carefully prepared paper on the Bronte
sisters. Tho wonderful genius Of this family,
their influence upon the literature OF English
speaking peoples aud through them upon
the literature Of all cviliz d nations; the
strongly marked through diverse individuality
Of these sisters; their quiet isolated life In the
picturesque rccesscs of Yolslirc; their sad
lonely career, aud their tragic fate; brilliant
tars Itgming one brief moment in tho blue
ri # of II stormy sky and then setting in a
wrack Of angry cloud, leaving the rcmcm
branco of their briliancy memory forever IN
all parts; these wcro the salient points of Mr.
Kinslcy' essay aud were pctorialy elaborated
with much power of feeling and beauty of cx
preston.
Following NTr. Hlnsloy camo Miss Payne with
the recitation If an exquisite poem by Susal
Wilson, rcciting legend in the art.life oftht
great Spanish painter Murilo. Miss Payne
recitation was beautifully done. Colonc
Chase sang humorous song, MY GallopinI
lIorse;" Miss Chnso very cXquisitcly recitet
| Mrs Browninss Mother aud Poet" and MIS-
Lillian Cuss delighted tile club with tw,
ballads, an old Gaelic and a charming English
| fantasy. Miss Cluss' splendid voice and ar
tistic style wero received with enthusiastic
applause. Miss Annette Cluss and other
| favored the club with instrumental music
and at a late hour the gathering broke up L
meet next Friday week.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
scrriceS Tn.mnrrn,v-

Rev. A. f. Mason viii preach IN E.street
church. Subject in the morning: Prayer"
In the evening: LEX Talionis."
Tho Rev. DR.. Bullock, chaplain of tho
United States senate, will preach at the Fiji.
teenth street presbyterian church on Sunday
November 2s at II o'clock a. m. Miss Blanche
Washington Of New York vii sing.
Universalist church, Rov. Alex. Kent, pas.
tor-services at Tsllmadge hall tomorrow at
II n. IN. Sunday school at 9:i5 II. IN.
Reformed Episcopal church, Masonic tenn.
pie, Ninth and + streets northwest: Services
at IL a. m. aud 1880 p. IN. Sunltay-school at
$50 a. m. Rev. Arthur Foster, rector.
E.street baptist church, Rev. A. L. Mason
pastor-servces morning and evening
National Republican., 1880-11-27
YOUTHS uLsrERs. EIsEMAN Dnosr7rH u
julius LAxsBuRou's aoc. Hemp, 315 7ih.
The Llquor LIcense Board.

The .lIquor license board yesterday ap.
proved the applications of tho following
Catharinc ORourkc, Ill Four.and-a.half st.
S. w; Lawrence Clark, 1927 Seventh st. S. W.;
p. Lynch, 332 Virginia ave-; George w. Bauer,
l14S Water st. 8. W.; John j. Gentner, $40
Eleventh ST. u. w; August Beckman, 100 Il
st. II. W.; Thomas Mcmahon, sol D. st. n. W. d;
William Carey, corner Louisiana ave. and
Seventh st. n. W.; Joseph and ]. p. Hamilton
$40 Sixth So. II. W.; Daniel NJ. Keyes, ITO ID
st. N. w; and Michael Nolan, 703 G ST. 3. W.
The last two previously reported, as disap.
proved, were reopened by order of tho com.
mlssioucrs,
National Republican., 1880-11-27
uLsrERErrEs. EIsEMAN bros. 7rn & E
Tho Colu,nbia Club.

The Columbia club, Boys in Blue, met at
Grand Army hall, President A. Hart in tho
chair and Major Thomas II. Mcbride sccre-
tary. Resolutions were adopted similar to
those recently adopted by the U. S. Grant
club, expressing the sense of the club that in
via,ions to turn out on parade hereafter be
court sously declined, except on the occasion
Of General Grants return to the national
capital aud tho Inauguration of President
Elect Garfield. This club being entitled to
four members OH the Inauguration committee
the following members were selected: Colonel
A. Hart Lieutenant. Colonel II. w. Brolsford,
Colonel +. ID. Stephenson and Major j. j.
Noah. Several new members were elected.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
Snow and sl,I.h-B.l,s

The beautiful but exceedinly disagreeable
snow which began to fall Thursday afternoon
reached depth yesterday that insured tocr.
ably good sloighng. The boys were greatly
delighted, of course, and soon had out their
skates and sleds. The avenue was made
merry last evening by the jiusling of sleigh.
bells. All of the seryiceablo sleighs in the
city were called into requlsItion, aud scores of
happy little parties enjoyed themselves cours.
ing over the well.paclied snow. If the snow
remains there will be perfect sleighing car.
niYal to.night.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
lilo cInSIispeiisnbIc

affairs should lead all to WELD il practically,
either with one or both hands; and to this emd
they should at once enroll for course Of in.
slrucion and training to commence Monday
evening, November 90, at 6 o'clock, under the
direction Of the Spencer Brothers, at the
Speucorian Business College Amb.doxtroUs
writing taught successfully as a safeguard
against penman's paralysis.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
Make n Note of II,

Ladies' should make note of Miss Annie
X. Humphreys number, which is A}O Tenth
street, and on their next shopping expedite
make point of calling at her place aud ex-
anime the stock Of corsets, merino under.
wear, French hand made Undertaking gloves,
mulllrrs and other scasonable goods. Miss
Humphrey has just returned from Paris with
some Of the bost corsets ever imported.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
The Art of Tailoring.

Tailoring Is an art which no man under.
stands better than Mr.. George Berging, the
merchant laiIof No. 1918 Fslreot. Mr.. Berg.
ling has choice selection Of fall aud winter
goods, aud is prepared to mako them up in
the latest styles at moderate prices, A full
liue Of gents furnishings can be found at hi,
establishment.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
watchcs AT wnolcsnle Prlcos.

Solid gold stcm.wiudcr, full .icwclcd, S22,
Solid gold American watch S2j.
il karat gold stem.windur, $22
II karat gold ladies' watch, extra 1nc, sci.
Solid gold American gents .wlndcr, S33.
IL karat gold American gents stem.winder,
$50.
We fully guarantee each watch and keep
them in order for one year free Of charge.
JACOBS Bros,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-27

Building Inspector Entwisle yesterday sent
a letter 10 Superintendent j. Ormond Watson
in relation to the insunlcoucy of ventilation
Of tho new P-strcot school building. He states
that tho building is constructed according to
the plans approved by tho school board, the
inspector having added provision for the d.
rect ventilation of the rooms by means of tin
1ucs eight by thirteen inches, inserted into the
walls, which pass into the large ventilating
shafts between the jOists Tho change made
Is far In excess of the ventilation originally
proposed. lie states that If privileged he
should hayo reduced the height Of the shafts
abovo the roof Their average height above
Tho roof Is twenty-five feet, giving an outside
surface to each shaft Of $50 square feet, which
will become chilled in cold weather and cause
tho shafts to iill with cold air, aud in great
measure prevent the ascending OF the foul
air.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
Marriage Lioonses.

The clerk Of the court has issued tho fol.
lowing marriage licenses: w. Il. Myers aud
Elizabeth Ssdgwick Of Gcorgetowm u. c.;
Prhius Moore OF this city and Mary A. Davis
or Alexandria, Va; Thomas II, Mooney and
Norh Barrett; Charles Y. Chick Of this city
sud Annie =, Dyer Of Hancock, Nd.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
rHE CoMMIssIoNERs, REroRr
\ Document Which win Probably be Handed
to tho President To-day.

The District commissioners were busy yes.
tcrday reading proOf.sipS aud putting the
finishing touches on their annual report. The
report will probably be ready to be sent to the
president to-day, AID will not bc given to the
press until it has been placed in the Presidents
hands. Tho report Of the commissioners
proper will by itself make only small
phamplct, containing perhaps twenty-five
pages but with tho accompanying reports Of
bureau officers will mako n good-s2cd volume.
The engineers report will DO illustrated by u
number Of very useful charts or maps show.
ing Mt q glance tho valuation of property in
different parts of the city, the features of the
sewer system, the street grades, the different
kinds of trees planted IN various sections of
the city, the location Of frc.plugs aud lamp.
posts, and giving other useful inlurmatiuu
The reports Of the various subordinate officers
have already been published at length, and
the interest now ccntrCs IN tho report
Of tho District commissioners. The gem
eral features of the report will not vary
much from those of the last annual
report A detailed state of tho receipts of the
District treasury, the expenditures for the
year, the status ofthc sinking fund aud bonded
debt, the revision of assessments and opera.
uons Of the District government IN other re.
spccs will be given. The report 10 Is under.
stood, Will urge the passage OF moro elective
laws to cuforce tho payment Of taxes The
attention Of congress will again bo Invited to
the subject OF removing the steam railroads
from their present locations In the centre OF
the city to points near the outskirts Atteu-
tion will also bo called, in an emphatic way,
to the condition Of the river frontage Of the
city, and effective measures TO improve tue
channel and reclaim the ilats arc recommended.
The commissioners will strongly iudorsc the
movement set on foot by number of citizens
TO secure general hospital, aud will rciterate
their recommendations of last year concern
ing charitable aud corrective institutions. No
rccommenda tions, 1t is understood, will be
made in reference to- the liquor.liccnso ques'
I
National Republican., 1880-11-27
Fine Foot Wear

iu great variety for ladies, gentlemen, misses
boys and children at the old.cstablished shoe
house of r. S. Gartrell, 900 Seventh street.
corner of !. Burt's celebrated fine shoes for
ladies, misses and children.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
New Advertisenlents.

New advertisements.
Skye terrier lost.
Rooms 03O | street.
Wanted, use Of piano
Masonic Hall association.
Lincoln hall-Rivc.Kng.
Furnished rooms at 62j / street.
Rooms at 1909 Eleventh street.
Furnished rooms, 1902 f street.
Furnished rooms, i3G VI Street.
Furnished rooms, 1914 X street.
Lincoln hall--WilheHj concert.
Wutad-rooms. by gentleman.
Situation wanted by ao,orcd man.
Room at 1lI1 Massachusetts avenue.
For rent-rooms zoo p street northwest.
Miss Annie X. Humphrey 430 Teu,h
street.
George Bergling, merchant tailor, 1918 +
street.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
The Rush

cannot affect our stock. We are prepared for
a long siege, and have always double the stock
any other house here shows. A. Saks & Co.,
strictly One-prico Clothiers, 3l6 and 3ls
Seycnth street
National Republican., 1880-11-27
Iho Eleventh Annual Holiday Opening

Of r. Goldschmids Mammoth Department
S orc, No. 8l2 Seventh street, between il and
/, viii take place Monday aud Tuesday, No
vembcr 20 aud 80 to which the public is re-
spectrully invited. Tho holiday presents ON
exhibition, which consist Of Fancy Goods, Toys
aud Hou.e.Fumishiug Goods will occupy
over 10000 feet of space, aud will be sold
lower than any other store in this oity,
National Republican., 1880-11-27
.InhI RnCelYnn.

at Spicer, Compton & Co.'s, 93i Louisiana
avenue, choice lot of butter in nine.pound
pals; also carload of choice apples. Regular
receipts Of Elgn Creamery, fancy New York
and fine western butter. Low prices and fair
dealing
National Republican., 1880-11-27

IN those advanced stages Of bronchial dis.
case where great organic decay precudes tho
possibility Of restoration, DIR, Bulls Cough
Syrup gives very grateful case and relief TO
tho weary sufferer.
National Republican., 1880-11-27

The National e-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue,
continues TO receive valuublcs of all descrip.
lions for sale keeping at very low rntes
National Republican., 1880-11-27

No remedy for kidney diseases heretofore
discovered can be held for one moment in
comparison with Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Curc..-C 4. Harey, D. d. Washington,
n
National Republican., 1880-11-27
BOYS oyERcoArs EIsEMAN NBRos.. 7ru& E

TIE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.
nd-half street, use only $. s. Whites artificial
National Republican., 1880-11-27

$40 Ladies' Chatelaine Watches,
with Chatolaine, Stem-windcrs; warranted
Il. Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-27

acquaintauces for advice, TO relatives for moth.
ing aud TO A. Snks & Co.'s for your own and
your boys clothing aud you will lud you are
nearer doing right than you ever were
National Republican., 1880-11-27
DRESS SUITS. EIsEMAN BROS, It'll AND Z.
Ulsisrs for Bows

can bo found in endless variety at tho Boys
Clothing House of B. Robinson & Co., O09
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-27

GI3 80 Ladies' solId Gold Watches,
warranted for time. II. Harris e Co., 432
Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-11-27
Tho Now Drnh cont.

A beautiful drab oyorcoat for Sl2, worth fls
at Kalzcust0in's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
Th,rmon.tIIo Ne,,tug.

OFFlCE CHIEF sI0NAL OFFI0NR, o s. A.,
NOVEMBER 2G 1880.
"a, m....r ~ 2p, m..,.. q n D. m,... %
1856 q. M, y Sp,mu.,.. % Maximum, 20
IL o. m,,. % 81 Mo-, "a Minimum, %
Indications.
For the middle Atlantic states, stationary or
lower barometer, higher temperature northerly
yecrng TO south or west winds partly cloudy OF
cloudy weather, with rain or snow.
National Republican., 1880-11-27

Mary Venetian, who for twelve years has
presided over the pie aud cake stand in the
senate wing of the capitol and has been one of
the familiar pcrsonages about the capitol
died yesterday morning at her home on q
street, near Twelfth. She succeeded her
who was also named Mary
Venetian, in charge Of the stand. Her mother
in-law held the stand for many years. 1t will
descend to another Mary Venetian, tho young
daughter Of the one who died yesterday.
IL-I d .-LLL- 81 nt..nl I...L.lL
National Republican., 1880-11-27
,oUrHs' ovERcoATs. EIsEMAN BRO!

JULIUS LANsBURGHs Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-11-27

BUYERS Of Christmas jewery can make
their solcctlons now aud have them reserved
upyu payment Of a small deposit.
JACOBS Bios
1899 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
YOUTHS SUITS, EIsENAN BROS, 7rH&E,
YenllInIinn ni lhn T-etrent sohonl.

julius LAvspu Rous 81 Tapestry Brussels
OK -Ll
National Republican., 1880-11-27
penth of AInrY venetian.

Se5 Gents Solid Gold Watches,
full.iewelcd, patent-levcri bargain. r. Har-
ris & Co., 1872 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-11-27

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF P1PsTssEwA
cures kidney aud bladder diseases, female
,ynalupss ntp
National Republican., 1880-11-27

ovERcoATs. EIsEMAN BROS, 7TH AND E
National Republican., 1880-11-27

BOYS SUITS, EIsEMAN mos, 7rH AND E.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
CITP ITEMS.

julius LANsBURou's Ingram, SOC. sl5 9Th
National Republican., 1880-11-27
1Ie Nntionni Grange.

BOYS ULsrERs. ElsEMAN BROS, 7IH&E
National Republican., 1880-11-27
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs

MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
IVA Ladies' and Geutlemcn'5 Furnishing store
48O Tenth street northwest has Just received direct
FROM Paris some orthe best Corses ever 'mporua'
nnd has on hand q splendid lot Of Fancy Hosiery,
Ncrlno Underwear, Gloves, Munlars anu ttthcit
han l.made Uude rclothiug, worth the hte ilon, on
ladic8 being in pri 20 and quality unsurpassed hla'
II. ia sole agent Tor the Patent
Shoulder Brace aud Dress Refcrm Corsets.
n B.-French. German and spanish spoken. ,.
National Republican., 1880-11-27

CASHMERE SUITS. EIsEMAN BROS, 7TH & &,
National Republican., 1880-11-27
"Our German Senator"
Ihe art Loan'Exh,bitlon.

The art loan exhibition, notwithstanding
the incemcncy Of tho weather, has demon
strated tho fact that an exhibition of
merit will bo appreciated by our generous
public. The display of flowers is madca prOmi-
nent feature, and has boon generously sup.
ported by Mrs. Hayes and Colonel Casey
Lunch is served every day at IL, no admission
being charged to the lunch-room.
National Republican., 1880-11-27
Go to strangers tor { harItr.

julius LANsHURau'a 81 Lowell Ingrains
L.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-11-04
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PubHshsd h =.} isss s.s Il: 4
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III. MkTESOM,; O1ssf5 Edisor and Pabhshsr.
yAXEL DAHLSTRAND, Assistaat Editor.
lALFR. SODERSLROA. Bssiaess knaager
OIyrCR: CnY Hall. BUnDMo, Sd floor
5Subscrip iption y. 00pr yearin advance.
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This being . popular Swedish newspaper e. the
great Nosthwee&, where ovnr q hundred thousand
SWedes haye located, It sords excellent advertising
;msdium for reaching that elaas af citizens. 4 -
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r. o. Box At5. 1Iinneapolis, minn.
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IN The English R Scandinavian languages done neatly
and promptly - ~ .>,'s2 e.,
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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-11-04


trafar sin hnstru ensam- ett rum till
sammans med en- AMMAN man. afver
ON de endast eskulle samtala MED
hvarandra, hsrs ratt att d6da bada pa
stallet. Il Undkommer mannen, kan
han anklaga sin llustru och hon bli1
afrattad, men ber0fvars han. endast
mannen Nfvet Or han sjelf hemfallen
Ut d6den. .r
Den tapanska kladedragten ar syn.
nerligt enkel. Narmast kroppen bar
den japanska damen EFT plagg som
kallas 'ftanno" det utgores af ett
slags skynke, som bindes ON Iifvet
med tvanne band. Hos de rike for
fardigas det ofta af r6dt siden eller
krepp och ar Mka elegant som ALA de
6friga kladesplaggen. Ofvsnpa bares
ALT efter arstiderna eller andra ON.
standigheter, sasom utl hvardagslag
eller vid festliga tillfallen, tyA eller
aera, ibland ands till fem eller sex
langa vida nattrocksliknande och fot-
sida dragter, som kallas "kijemo n"
den ena 6fver den andra. De aro ma
stan alltid af siden eller krepp, de un.
DIRE at hvit eller ljusare, det ofre for
det mesta af m6rkare farg. Det Sc.
mare ar vadderadt ON vintern. Diver
dessa kijemons bindes ON lifvet den
egendomliga, ''obi" kallade, g6rdeln,
som understundom ar 211-3 meter
lang, 0,s meter bred och bestar af cit
stycke sammet eller tungt sldentyg;
andarna snos ihop till en- stor fyrkaD-
tig knut, som af ogifta fickor plagar
baras pa ryggen. Lindebarnet bares
af modren en- bindel pa ryggen och
lyftes icke ems do ned, mar hon gar
sina husliga sysslor. Vanligtvis ga
japaneserne utan hufvudbonad pa
rasoll och solfjader aro f6rdenskull
oumbarliga bade for man och qvin-
nor. Bland mannen gar nara en- tired.
jedel alldeles utan klader med undan-
tag af en- g0rdel kring lifvet, men aro
1 stallet som oftast praktigt tatuerade
blStt och r6dt. Det ar vanligen till
en- stOr del folk ur flskrarnes, kulis |
och bettos (stalldrangarnes) klass, hos |
hvilka tatueringen pa satt och Wis er-
satter kladerna. Skuldror och 6fver-
arm, rygg liksom ofre delen af laret |
och foretradesvis ena kroppshalfvan
aro utsedda for denna prydnad och
med kannedom ON japanesernes for
karlek for godtycklig f6rdelning af de
malade ornamenten pa porslin och
lackerade f6remal kan denna orgel-
bundhet 81 vacka nagon undran. De
atergifna f0remalen aro mycket ofta
menskliga figurer eller delar af sada
ma, ungefar tredjedels eller fjerdedels
naturlig storlek; eli sallan forekom-
ma obscena bilder bland dem. De
vanligen amanda fargamnena aro en-.
dast cinober och syart tusch. Den f.
riga manliga befolkningen har en-
snarlik dragt med qvinnorna. Adels-
man, furstar och daimios klada sig
siden och buro fordom som insignier
pa sin vardighet iva svard gordeln 4;
afven hade de allena privilegium pa
att rida och lata haret vaxa fritt. Sc
dan helt kort It'd ar delta afven med
gifvet for gemene man; fordom ma
ste folk af deras klass stadse raka en-
del af hufvudet. For 6frigt RAIDER
stor variation afseende pa sattet att
bara haret. (Forts.)