Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

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ms L-ssez's Erss ovla-sa-
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WlszlsaIcx Jza ls Esery body tbaE
s are1ltg -letsIy aaa-s lls ciglaaalle
al-s u 1s - asr tsz e- reeeuuln N1s
Laat rea ear4ra- soclzl -sa--la is al is fgl ne
tas t.se-slsrs are -r-at -zia--1 IL
eo1sliers1 al lozor t-sa -lenl % al-e's
d-asilg raeuls. ana i1 a-s- - ol1f-s- ihzt
rls -lr.. .na1ss are as f9ni ~ going olt ss ths
Alsel. "a s.s.1-g 1sFsleer are III ealerrala-
iag lae.1 tls Foreigners appe1r e. lbmk
l1a- "a sssl--gs enter ra-lEaelr. a xOod 4in-
ler 81 o. elaborate ug1teg lulchaon win
al-Y " 1suis9sus ~olElea 70 tatk nQaa s=use
al ulslr paying s1rt-F ll a. 81 4Jeinlng
s--5Fs &c corridor. Is = sa6 leug sXchalgs
t-F -ns hoG1r n t1-F preszllee. WaereFer
9ils z1es ln 81 aallug1oa society tls di Dl0nat-
a. 1or-- p sssl - ce vel rspreeentcI Iney
sra ccasr .euals AZ tno Waite IL 1use "a al
state occasions
Laey las-f lovingly over the rsogrei tate
ds .1ae slas asa lol-ed turkey on tae luncheon
table - Tie great aini-E room Of tne wee
preslienr lae aelp swell tls -hrony al the
4el-t - t1- ra--f Jus ~ pTe-.y daughter.
$50. a IS Al. Allrsa herself nas fx-d
beg c1roa .l1g.cal rank In taat Interesting
lam lF- la1y are ~ all SORTS II teas and re-
ct oll1Ls aaI '1zT- ami d1 not ect tae
theatre sli opera The Coreans and The
Chinese and -ae JapaHess are qAle a. fond
0f scr.-y as t4e English ana tac French.
Tls tralu a5ol- l is, these gay people have
nothing else .u She ws-ld - 90 There IS
na@l.ns lu- sle.s.T % take up the.~ flnle og
absorb tlelr e-rIses EHea Sir Julian
Iauloel9,e, tls ref.lssl -ative of the great
B.4-sh empire, would lie a- anGul If be diI
u1. A..l heavy hanging --e 0y pluuslag INTO
the social tcrrea-. I- must be- said ~ Sir
Julian. however. taat he Is popular for his
own sake. u he were uot tAs British minis
GER b. would still 5a much solght, for he is
g. 4 rfe most charming old men that sve~
lived : hai q glimpse of hlm tle other day
in the most common of sitIa-lons After
AL there IS ID place Ike : street car -
climate human nature. Tie man who ca4
- polite asi sg4ve and even tempered and
accomplished on a str-et car has b. breeding
certified - IN a way which cannot be gain
said Sir Julian came 0ut ~ Lis biz legation
house, which i5 tla most extensive esc4olish-
nnsnr lu an " asl.ngron devoted 70 the use oC
a 1ngle family, and hallei a passing car Tie
was plainly at-.-et, Il a derby hat and on
overcast wh,-n I an quite s.re he sore the
winter before las- in loutrn HIS ycry small
feet -p.euonena.lv s1lell for a man az his
large pbvslque-vero clad in pair - ulau
congress CATERS Even his gloves were black
anf a h-t.e gray and runlsd from wear, and
both were on hs hal1s-a circumstance
which ,-rn sure would have horritcd four
out of i've department clerks hai they soeu
d. for tls average department young person
thinks DO the height OF bad form q appear on
THE street with any other than fashionable
rsd brown gloves. one Oh his right or cane
hand and tGe other carried loosely in the bare
left. Probably. If Sir Julian wero 10 appear
on Pennsylvania avenue some fine after
noon at Alb o'clock thus attircd the state
deDer tneut clerks wolli feel 50 outraged
that an Indignation meeting would be- called
inmedateiv.
Sir Julian is q man who attracts attention
anywhere ant watched him closely rs be
boarded the street cor. Imagine nv surprise
when be swung upon tho moving car wi,h all
the grace of q youuy athie-e. smiled and
TIPPED his hat 20 the conductor. who was
somewhat franticailv ringing the drivers
bel for fear that the distinguished man
might get hurt. and said Good morning
rIght cheeri'y % a workman who was stand
ing on the platform. In the car there were
several ladies whom the minister knew,
and he actually walked up and down
-a,t ra r,i-h- .beta tha-, ou bv +be
hand and s,v soma ,,--++v +b.,,~s p,
tbe,, A--o,- +ba lodi.s u~s 1rr,o
Ver7s wife of tbo Chil,a, minister and
be- ra-,5s,r,. 1.rl- a--o4 for.-h.o- In con-
vs-xa+ion yritb tI.., Ia5ie. fbs -,iris.or
Showed thar he s.. . -,.,-,u-1 r7aster 7s
French and his .7il..e- .1.-l-. and facial
ernres.iors wor, e.zsutiauv Cali, He
caucked under the chin q l.ttle rirl who sat
beside Linn. and f.- Eer fond papa. an utter
stranger. hal a f.s sasaut word In fact. tbe
old man -eened % bs So full OF good humor
aui the milk a. human kindness that he
fairly buhbled over. r-o- bit like the ira
ditioual EnElishu7a. s.iif. reserved. conven-
tionar. was he As SIR Julian left the car
noticed -has ae lifted his ha. % eacn Of the
ladies Il his aclualntauce IN turn Fle also
backed ont ~ the vehicle. g. he would have
4 left a Iraql1- r.o-u. None but a trained
diuIorlate woa.l have di-7lave,I those little
ruanae7isuls wai.l are part Of tue e,iuca-
tllr, AMI ti,e lif. .r,.l--ls.If-e
TfTh4fa ,-r whom wanted tauzbt fine
manners should aD9rerti,,. b.rl tn the din
lomarc rais There is nothing ike it 70
give polish and refinement ami easv rrace.
All the erro-leuceI q lplomatcs [ ever knew
hal tra sqrao smooth WAYS the same oiIv
tarr7se. tho ier....lI shoulder -r-rlr chat is
4, exrrss..-s AM --..baI s., cls-u-r- Even
Ar,.rsrans TAX, kindly 90 tla- -,rt o- thinr
~arno+ rer,arther ~ this minnie having
rle. a single eroeutien 70 the r1ie 4
Cax. Pie ian,an-.,i. aluars a polished man.
cam, hacz from Turkey with f1er manners
tba7 vrss- h, -. .-,. apav Ou~ Iats minister