New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-26
CJVILJZTNG PERSIA.

Tsherdn Correspondence Pull Mall GdfsM
The wave of civilization Is gradually sweep
ing over Persia Aud soon tue Persan OF the capital &C
least will moro resemble tho LSvsntine OF Constant-
hgot that ho was very few years When The shah
INST went to England. although Persia ooasrd Lord
High Admiral or Derya BeR INT Lord OF the Ses) her
neot consisted Of poor hundrrdton paddle yacht.
4. kas S BE S.g. 80 N
Russian steamer It found Impossible to put her
ENTITIES molten and so. her and o0n S. Black
beard. ,rembled les. the Persian universal
remedy Of stick should be applied to his r5uc.an ;%.;
The steamship Pers-pols Is At anchor Oh Bashre, r
ss.~r 4. lyna of Monsmmerah Tho Germsn crew Of
Persepols NIL left her on January And returned TO
NAMED. ana are bI.iIy engaging and drilling crew OF
Arab sailors Persian subjects picked up IN tho Gulf Tho
do no work. Of course they Of NO use whatever,
save 70 create Spmplnatioa, 10 the Gull Th.y coat
thr Persepois 10 y hne vessel, carrying four krupp
guns. $500 . ~.
"unclesn beast long taOOed In Persia save 10 the
stables OF the great. whore QUO WAS GENERALLY kept nom,
really to turn tho litter with his busy snout These so
tary pgs left the stable 80 long Us horse was In
showed Intense affection FOR the horses When ali the
nr1e out too h and r"% Of %rrsh
fancy. Now. however, genuine porkers may no seen
about some of the streets OF Tehersn running loose and
Numerous Europeans have visited tho Persian capital
lately probably .ac'sa py p0I,. -. mp a.uo;
with many uschiues. Tho company presented mse'
nincen plated mschine the Shan but a. seanstress
hero for nvepeuce day ana ieeus nerssi SOW
ing machines are not perhaps much wanted ssyet
Many civilians and commercial mon nave pnsel
but there Ii real way TO recover debts In
Prrss these Latter will mostly havo their labor tor their
pains Cunsus Armenian or Persian agents. arr what
the English merchants want All they arc noiigrstihed
trade with Persia from EnSiant At least
ia NOT large on the otner hand. Russian or German
trader finds ditnouty his debts are recovered The
German Minister has certainly protected Dis subjects u
some pur pose, aud PORTABLE or tho German Emperor
marck, Motko etc. arc srou every whore.
Even ths statues are getting plentiful Nearly every
matchbox the Prussian oisy on IT. iu iaot In the
trade the Grrmaus are running the Russians
hard. -,-
Young French woman has arrived who teaches music
g,yiux piano lessons Ths U+lsultaneh. tue Kings
third son. also his pnnste The caso OF the jews In
Persia serms likely TO DO betered; heorr dentist
has arrived phi stefan, aud chemist; Dr. Albu. also
Jew 10 profess Of medicine M tho Royal College
But tho most striking Innovation Tue Introduction OF
Il 10 true that she II the wife OF = German clock
maker, and that she does not know . worL OF
Persian; but sho played IN Persian piece. oy o
Persian suihor-ssve the marx! ne da no toll the FER
sans that his was "EOurse OF Ie Pacha OF scrbe
well the English stag having oeen previous
~ translated. adapted, or soen by US years Axo the
Tue acting wss benrath contempt eth tho lady has
the nonor being tho nrst actress seen on tho Persian
boardA Wonens paris Ia Persizn plays are sustained
BY bova After the girst effort Of the evening. solpa
amateurs the Telegraph stan xAva negro cntr +
performances took only fOrsy.a's .n %inas.s The
SoTss a. There vsrs four performance: for tue
nominal benent Of the poor Of TeheraD Total receipts
elO0; bnt tie expenses were k2so, sna toe frenon
the difference Nov the Porsans say. :" Where 10 the
lnuusy for poor" The shah was present incoxuito
at the second representation IL u said hs was smused
the middle of the broke ono OF the uiur
dew panes 90 - " 10 Abs 70 see ami hear better.