New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

write about Iaae, and gontlemeni who ever heard o.
webred people exhibiting their marimsnal anet 1 d,
a. w., Nr lanes seems 10 mpy that they are wen
bred peUplel" This IL perhaps rainier tno J,Iirsnt
.tdv ~ ,s accomnshed authors works Of fiction gives
his readers the general In preston lh'l - d
and America is made up ehieny oil lau.uou o"''
female.
Tb, Tt,rav World OF Boston, which, "a strictly crit
zeal weekly ornsmcnng the hub of the Universe ought
10 be specially exact makes an amusing bdh'or J" ~
cent number II mentions in a knowing manner 'n''
"te charge recently made that HlperSH selhg 10 W.
more Of an English than an American magazine Hiu' '
ca,ct in the July number. which sNcs Il trle mr.
finely illustrated articles or InesH TOPICS
deamute schools at Kensa Green ,iaifowrh ' ~,
ETC. etc. II happens that tie dee inut, [ ,",r
cus,ed IN H1rpeFS are situated al heA"'' ''e'" -"
Washington.
distant relative OF Amelia Ope. who remembers the
beautiful old lady very we'll say that even 10 inc '@S
she died ia lS53-therc was sweet and attractive sun
,c.s about hsr She never retired irom public ite as
uothcrs and grsndmohers do, but kept her place with
erc ons modesty not seeming 10 expect homage mt al
ays receiving it ard heamns forth her pretty eTatHude
for attentions that her due She delighted 10 e us
that badge the laburnum-' gay yet dlooPlh-'
CAV she cert AMY was; FOR the dropping hnk u was
the senshity SO much priced when she was young No
doubt the uruauy Of her expression 70 use ne Wold
I'm it's strict sense was heightened ny the COLI
trast Of her quaint, ascetc dress she never
trsn.cressed the severcst orthodoxy OF the Quaker
costume though within those orthodox limits she hu-co
herself IN the most amusing extravaganza as TO material
well remember her serious anxiety about siVerglay
cauzo which she ordered for some great occasion How
ell and J1rna had nothing fe enough ana tho looms OF
LYON. 80 i'm motion to achieve the thing her fancy
bad ptu,r dlmy shceny thing, when n'ated iou""
her like hc scarves winch Eyeliaa aud Cecilia wore anu
which rcp,c>euted ali that Quakercss might venture on
a. fun evening dress. How earnestly would sue WIlte
from Norwich 10 ask her London cousin Canst thou ie
If trains are worn now As long "a. wore t,hc iSt
year pI - .'iorc1 cr,.,n mink blue 0ull-
ines lying heavi the many faded races see am
for INV years which had not been Frieud very likely
nigh t6aye done for there il no 100 like an Old fool
~ can ro her now adds this cousin "thc soft. plump.
,,{sd Ho,re mcrrrcv upIlrbt the head c1qulsltcly
no .cd IN the shoulders. even over ghtri Nv me
iau quaker helmet fastened under her cmh ny esp
muslin iis which closed Ionnd me utu.1S ,i Ie
her check over her shoulders ana aclSHs lhc ui hc'
of her nglre folded tho soft white m1s.n nanIke,
adhered ii4c beneath the ample curve INTO the broad
band of her dress Iucn came inc lowing KIT 9 spr
."fi rich silk which would have swept the ground lt i3r
10 ms -driehtfuUy mysterious conirivance hv which
she drew the tail through the po'sethoe m,'' auu
another minute detail which siruck Young minds WIN
awe To- keep her straight coat sleeve modc' over her
dear tie poicl'e hand There vas tiny strap lnsiH" ,'
shv she had been taller IN her younger dali Inl tno
long sweeping dmrct When ON sles "oca,Fp1 , t'S
From under hcr chr p,epsl tNp 'prudh a, thrN were
called of the softnst silver brown haiti | suppose ~
time II became quite silver ont IN my memory P''"'
Tho Illustrations I'm ne century " the opening atirlc
ON prtish wndnewcrs are cXquisiiolv done Their" s
Wonderful effect NJ distance aud atmosphere IN William
Alfred patsoBss "Gurse, fuile aud Nbh'
kpsrticulatv entertaining article In tho August Harper
Il that Ia which Mrs ursoR tells the story ~ Tie h7'o
caicd artists n Ia pleasant to bN reminded how greatly
tho work of tho association adls 10 INC industrial upnei
tnutcs OF women aud TO the store oi be'u'A w '"e
world
ratnare's account of iafts devotion to tho tea W'
In Interesting ttasu usually foae e ften ono TO Two
O'Clock Ia tho dst scnteN ever sfoto Twelve anu II
he had no work IA hand would n over hts btoakfsat
,of excessively sttung black tea aud toasted French
rolb m fonr or hyo In the afternoon silent molionlo7a,
and sr absorbed as TURK over his opium pouch for
tea served him precisely IA this capacity II was ihe
only smalant he ever took, and at the same Time the
only luxury the dohcatc state Of digestive organs pre-
vented A FROM tasting any fcneuod liquors He never
touched any but Llack tea aud very particular about
the quality of that always using the most expensive hai
could be got and he used when living alone ~ consume
nearly pound In q week cup of Iazlu's tea ~ You
hammered To CO ne In for the first brew1ge Of ~ was
pecuiar thing have tasted anything Ike H. lie
ALWAYS rnado II himself hllf filing the teapot with tea
pourlng the boiling IT, and then almost nined
atelv pouring IL out using with II great quantity OF
sugar ana cream 10 judge from It, occasional chect
uron myself should say that the quantity iIazlli drank
of this te. prnduccd ult maOlv most inuu MS eEtct
upop him and In al probability hasten d Ms neath'
which took place from disease OF the III esiVe ochh"
Of fascination; and not feeling any suh~equen; tsuo,
from H. he uer>evercd 81 use 10 the a inotWiihstahu
in two or ilIee attacks similar 10 mat winch IeuI
mated his lie.