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The sun., 1890-11-29
AHUsEMENTA
TIE FseFsraenes OF sTssshsuserr In the
hetropoiitan Opera meuse.

TIE FseTsrneaee OF TsaHhauserr In the
Metropolitan Opera House.
IAst evenings performance In the Metro
politan was "Tannhauser." II proved a mag.
nifcent representation, quite equal In excel
lence to any that have preceded 1t In any for
NOR year. There we're no weak spots In the
cast, nor single fault In ensemble work. -Four
notable points OF interest were present also.
the frat appearance oil Frau Antonia Mielke
q dramatic soprano who has been FOR years O
highly pribed prima donna mt Cologne. the
debut IN this country OF Herr Gudehus, q
tenor OF iame In Berlin, Bayreuth, and Drcs.
den, and the rcappearance OF tho two dstin.
euished favorites, Herren Emit Fischer and
Theodore Rsichmann. OF the two latter ar
tists the capabilities and strength are 80 vol
known that nero mention OF thoir presence
upon the stage Is ,sui,lcen; assertion both OF
good dramatic aud musical achievement.
mann's rendering OF that Inspired melody, g
In any land or time Smootbness Of tone. OK
anisite phtasina confined with a repose
ssSnsu SnS s the %ss. iii S,s osSs S II Els Ss
haaser; when he, is relating his Journey
graceful. The anIet standing about in a lis.
sSoSsr t%o ar GsdeSss aad HsS
mann, made an impressively solemn, touching
act OF this one. ,
= genuine hit and sensation at this iniro.
a%G.os, psrioymsG9o, 70 Never vas tenor ORC
seem to, bsvs had the misfortune 10, be
sx.rsms disparasemsns A. for fSo Voice. theuah h
Is shll In full strength, shows NO disadvantage
Of wear. a%s % regsrds tInl'te. and certainly II
eer ANA f ae sS al to sS 8.
.ed Witch sEoPSs liz s
there also, and magnetic fire is b. NO means
lsckjns IN SSdshas e. in Fischer and
friendly and agreeable. The audience recog-
nized this fact last evening. as was riainly
alter the fe!i q the curtain upon the last act.
In Frau Mielke We have musical trensure.
@ sbs
breath and good enuneistion. though il his
pronsunses ss % Words it WITH " marvs"u: ~aS no Gis.
&, tssn M;ais.s Or ssinsers 49,.
of face and figure less can be said in praise.
Her acting is often .exaReerated-at all times
St,snE S IL sn1'sty 81 s ssnsy ,sS and pO
sicslly., she far sxceis medtocrity: dra- dla
%9.tlSSsl,y .%9:..t T;ihe Is sImos. below that
upper notes tells most effectively In concerted
ioaSs she viii be an Invaluable % member ere of the
season unfoIas itsel Of even @ more than ~ usual
and excellence.
MsH dresses were seen amcng the chorus
being one single time Off the true pitch. and
'inglnE always with energy and discretion.
The sun., 1890-11-29
PELKOVSKY SHOT HIw,
Se Say the Jurors Who Investigated tke
Death 81 Jacob Wenner.

sS Say the Jurors Who Iavestleated che
Death 81 Jacob Wenner.
Tho Coroners jury in Jamaica, which has
been inauirinR into the death of Jacob Wen
ner, who at first was supposed to have shot
himself accidentally while out Cunning near
Queens on Nov l3. brought In q verdict last
ntkht in which they accuse Martin Pekovsky
OF having fred the fatal shot. PeIkovsky ao-
companied Wenner on his cunning trip. When
near hedge. on their way home, q shot was
fired and Wenner fell to the ground mortally
wounded. Tho charge struck him in the neck
and hs never spoke afterwsrd. When John So
Dor and his vile went running to the scene. Pol
kovsky met them and said Wenner had acci-
dentaly shot himself A Coroner's Jury held
an inquest in Queens and brought in q YER
dict Of accidental death.
Detective Ashmead OF Jamaica had bis sus-
picions aroused while looking over the ground
whore the shooting took place. An investiEa-
ton followed which resulted In Pelkovsky
being arrested. accused Of shooting Wenner.
Coroner Everett reopened the case and began
Pelkovsky told him the shooting was
accidental ,.;s He told soper and his
%Ss,ppnet's BODY had been taken home
nre one barrel on He accordingly took tho
Euu UecA VI UeEn 6uu uIeQ OH one DafF0i.
Mrf Sopsr was In her Kitchen ironing at the
time Wenner was shot. From her window. she
testifed she saw Wenner near an opening in
hsdae with his gun up, aiming at q bird, she
then heard the report of gun and saw Wen.
per fall On looking out she saw Palkovsky
Fastening toward him A small cloud OF smoke
powered about the place whore Palkovsky had
been standing.
Detective Ashmesd was the only witness ex-
amined last night. He said his attention was
ft1t, nrss called S to The improbabity Of rekoyskys
torn hedges: the branches Of the tree near
where Wenner fell. were also chipped by shot.
10, isno; 81, rail- near hy was, also dotted with
shot on Menner's body. which could not have
ooeurrsd had he shot himself The shot taken
out Of Wenner's wound and that picked from
the dsns. M Esil and barn near by a. CORE:
shot found IN tho qndisehsrged barrel Of wen-
than that used b. Pelkovsky. Wenner was
f93pHd n3 "a lyi.S across hts gun There was pool
fien fl9 " WAS that pekoysky picked Wsnner up and
Pelkevsky still sticks to hi. original story
that Wsnner SHOT himself while trying to get
him to 20 on the stand last night
The sun., 1890-11-29
THE MANHATrAN's NEW HOUSE,
II 10 tAs F1Aeet BuiiAiag sf iss Kina d
Th1o ConhteY.


Three Thousand electric llghts displayed the
beauties Of the Manhattan Athletic Clubs now
house last night to tho representatives OF the
daily and weekly newspapers. 1t was what 10
known a. q press view." and the view was
certainly grand one even to these men, who
are accustomed to see grand things every day.
President George W. Carr. Vios-P President
william ]. Swan. Secretary G. q Hughes,
Treasurer Walton Storm. Captain Samuel J.
Cornell. and other officers Of tho club received
the visitors in the new Board room on the Sec
ond floor. and then . tour OF the house was
made. From roof to sub cellar the new struc.
turs Is IN ideal home. not only for the athlete,
but for the average club man.
The gymnasium Is finished and It Is BY far
the most complete ono In this country. Work
n M e hs GSE 81 *:
staxe and placing Of chairs being oil that 10
fhs house ylll b opened TO- the members
On artists loan exhibition viii b held. fol-
,sSs] i, :, :es' ss'Ssss': &C.: ss:..x .ss
"a, "a 's:' !x:nsI1 sax sSa IS: w. A.
+: hs .es sn' s
eRnS. ~ sSss
ss: VA as 4; s;
70 IN is the lad es' parlor on the third floor.
The Manhattans are 90 all occasions
t not been ~ iorrosten 'e ID N1 the ahns' new new
building. The big concert hal! with its hand
somely painted ceiling and walls 10 also On the
room give it seating capacity Of 800
The gymnasium 10 fortv.two feet high, and
billiard room on the second floor contains
twelve standard tables. On tho first floor is
the big public parior and reception ROOM. At
Biehob Potter will deliver an AddrSss,
The sun., 1890-11-29

Four More Ballet.Sox eiaRsrs Sentence.
David Gordon. Martin J. White. Joseph Mul-
rain. and John A. Whelau. the third batch Of
Jersey City election officers convicted OF ballot
box stufflng. were sentenced BY Judge Lippin-
cott Yesterday to eighteen months at hard
labor In the State prison. This ID the same
sentence that has bsen imposed upon the eec-
snna. som Smesrs Sd rrsvdiously sonyietsd Notice 2t
Black.
Bail for tho defendanta pending tho appeal,
once for all OF them except Mulrain. The Court
EsIused to accept the bondsman offered for
afternoon. whom 40 acceptable bond sman pro.
sented himself. and be was rele ased, Another
OF the indicted Election Boards has been sum
monsd to appear for trial on Monday.
The sun., 1890-11-29

MrTcHELL. g. D.. Nov 2s.-The STATE Farm.
ers Alliance In convention here YESTERDAY
chose delegates to the National Alliance Con
vention to be hold In Florida on Dec q 1t also
adopted platform declaring fealty to the
Alliance paramount to evory party fealty. The
platform also calls for the establishment OF "a
extensive system Of irrigation; favors an
amendment to the State Constitution forbid
ding sales OF public school lands; q uniform
Stale at cost: q fair English education for
every child tho Australian ballot system. and
euoh legislation as will forever prohibit the
than State militia. at the call OF the Governor
OF the state, 1t demands that railrosd pAs.
Railrond Commissioners be elected and en-
covered to make freight schedules for I'll
state traffic; that tho appraised value of rail-
are bonded for, and that a law taxing mort.
The sun., 1890-11-29
The South C.ro,,.. Contested E,.s,,.,

The South Caro,ia. Contested Elecssos.
COLUMBIA. i. O.. Nov. 9s.-By tho action Of
the State Board Of Canvasssfs to-day, oil Of
South Carolinas Representatives In the next
ConErsss will bs Democratic. The Hon.
William Elliott has received the certificate Of
election. and 7. F. Miller. tho colored Rspub-
lican, who contest the decision OF the county
Board before the State Board. with the result
, Gf no decision by that body 10 eut in the cold.
and the decisIon was in his favor. ACTING oi,
this tho State Board of OanvasssrS to-day Savo
him the certificate. Miller claimed majority
thrown out On the kround that they were iilo-
Rsi; De!ng q imprupSr stss and color. Miller
Will contest the csse before Conkfsss.
The sun., 1890-11-29
Cassidy Gets = Receiver Appolatsa for
Rosa,

Judge Bookstsver OF the Court OF Common
Pleas has appointed william r. Keese Of 1872
Nassau street reosiver In tho case Of p. 8.
Cassidy against O'Donovan Rossa. Tho suit 10
An old one being based upon transactions BE-
tween Cassidy and Rosa OF i've years ago BY
Cassidy In the sum OF $3.50. for which he gave
his note. Cassidy says that he offered to COM
promise for fifty par cont. In cash and that
thereupon Rossa gave bin another note for
half the amount OF the f1rst.
Last spring Cassidy got summons In tho
Eighth District Court, where the case was tried
before Justice Jero!oman. who gave Cassidy
est. The Sheriff could find nothing to attach.
and after an examination OF Rosa in supple
mentary proceedings the receiver was ap-
Hscslvsr Kssss says hs will take stsps ON
Monday looking to the satisfaction Of the
judgment.
The sun., 1890-11-29
Rook well Mon LyIag Low.

Tho Fourteenth Assembly District Tammany
General Committee met last evening at Four.
teenth street and Second avenue. About 100
committeeman were there. Percy Rock we'll. who
is spoken Of % candidate for the leadership Of
the district WAS not among them nor were
Levi J 9onl.n. A,thu. McQueae. 9. any o!
Ghsirpap Cha5les dosller. sr-AsssmbIymsn
was authorised to appoint : committee Of
and Reilly nominations are thus Ind ieatsd. but
no siSR was made 6y ~ 9pposipon lest Sysp-
wells bookkeepef, And others showed. how
ever. that 1t was not unfspresented.
The sun., 1890-11-29
Co-s,.. Of ness,.s Valley c.., co.p.,s..

NfLsoNvILLs. Ohio. Nov. 3s.-Importaht
moves have recently been made In the Hook
ing Valley coal region looking toward a oom-
bination OF all the interests their under ono
head. The facts came 10 light through tho
fllng Of . mortgage for 100000 in favor OF the
Mercantile Trust Company OF Now York In the
counties Of vinton, Athens. and Perry.
The title OF the new company 10 the Rocking
Valley Coal and Iron Company. 1t 10 incor-
porated pader the liberal lava Of Wsrt- -vir-
gints With sapits| ;tocE q q ,bo0o0o. John
and 5sSia SSP'oP f'sa Ne eT'''s:As :It
sser:tsaT' rHad sret.os:HF RFcsidsnt
ths Bal,imor, and ohio Raiir"sd Aipp sppsar
among the principal subscribers to the csnital
stock. The eomranies which have gone into
end iron Spmpsny Y q NSsnS, ishS Shawnee % Ssd
S'o tTSn Poipt Ss cosi sPS Iron qompsHy and the
The sun., 1890-11-29
SEVENTY xxsHxNa sMzcxs waxoxxD.

Dsivss Ashsrs Oh tAe Nsrvvegiaa Csast-
MANY Lives Lost.
LONDON Nov. 2s.-Additional advioes have
bsen received Of tho disaster to the fsh-
Ing feet on Cfoten. on the Norwegian
coast Out OF ono hundred and
eighty smaoks. ali OF which were
compelled to cut away their rigging: seventy
were driven ashors and battered to piec>s on
the Eocks. Many smaller boats were also
were Lost.
The bodies OF Victims are constantly being
wasned was ashore. The coast is intensely bleak
ton
COMMUNICATIONS with the interior is en-, of,
tho roAie being blocked with snow. A steamer
has lett Chrlstianis to assist the wrecked 6sh.
The sun., 1890-11-29
suesl 10 Net ChseriuI.

6iRnor Giovanni Succi completed yesterday
at Roster Dial's the first half OF his expert
ment OF abstaiuing from food for forty five
days in very poor condition. He was more de-
pressed and moody than at any limo since he
leEan., lie lost twenty.two ounces of hssh,
more than on any day thus far making 2Sk
sis.s :.s.d iss 80 ;'PilSsa: slSs "a q
The sun., 1890-11-29
Two sailor. Washed Overheard.

Capt Dinsmore OF the ship Cleaning. which
cached this port yssterd AZ, reports that oh
Sunday last, when the 500 was high. sudden
puh OF wind and high wave washed ever.
board William Monteith Of Maitland, N. g., and
Ing jlb. A boat was launched, and cruised
about Tor two hours In Q vain search for the
mon. The oars and row!ocks OF the boat were
broken In the heavy seas
The sun., 1890-11-29
8idi,tg SadenitS.
SiKteeA OF the Crew AVID Ose or tNe Leah
ers's Passengers D~ovseA

ers's Passengers D~osvseA
BAYOU SARA. Nov. 2S-The steamboat T. r,
Leathers caught fire ysster,iny afternoon and
the Captain had her healed for the landing at
Point Breeze. opposite Fort Adams. Miss The
fire spread rapidly through tho cargo Of bags
Of seeds and cotton bnles and as tho boat
neared the bank the passengers and crew
jumped into tho river. Many saved themselves
drowned. They we're:
Lucy nm. chambermsid: Ike MeHorris ,sewsrd,
Jones IN. tender: iiudecn Wth.,ms Henry shaoksi-
ford Vincent Baker. Mic hael Hal sandy owen Alex.
ander fancy. ami nve other Abonts who3e nAnsa
are unl nown aud white d,cx ra.senges unknown
The Leathers was only few feet from the
front OF the boat swung out and tho crew had
to spring into the water and swim short dis
tance fifty or sixty feet. but the current was
too strong for most OF them.
The sun., 1890-11-29
Transportation for the Floria. Orange
CrOp.

Transportation for the Florida Orange
Crop.
JAcKsoNv1LLE. Nov. 2s.-Manaeer Ives Of tho
Florida Fruit Exchange. who Is In New York
engaged In charterlnR vessels to carry the
Florida orange crop North. wires that no has
engaged the steamer Brigham. with capacity
OF ten thousand boxes OF oranges She sails on
Dec. and will run from this city to New York
direct. Other vessels will be engaged soon,
and feet OF eeven to ten steamships will be
under charter by Dec 25. This is because
tn 4n lines here charge from SO cents
anes growers and their agents refused to nav,
hence this new line. As about s4OO 900 IN
Freight u involved IN the fight 1t excites keen
Interest throughout the State.
The sun., 1890-11-29
A Ma.suersA.r 4. co,rt.

John White. licensed vender. was pris.
oner In the Yorkville Police Court yesterday.
shsass sshassad ont yin Rb bdsosde!X ,ns onSuSt Whs
Ihnrsdsy. He attracted q good deal OF 81.
tent ion IN court, as he. was dressed in the
Earb OF the typical Uncle Sam" justice
The sun., 1890-11-29
CAtARRh

h = constitutional ana not . iseA ehsasA. ana
therefore u cannot Be cured BY local applioatienA
Il requires . constitutional remedy Ike Hoods sanA
sariila which, working through the blood sndieatss
the impurfty which and promotes the disease
end sRsen . permanent cure rhousahds Of people
testify to the success OF Hoods sArsaparA asAremsay
for cstarrh whsa other preparations have failed.
AoodN saraparipa also buds up the whole AysssmL
aad makes you feel renewed In heath aad strength
The sun., 1890-11-29

a 6rost Ssae OF Fsstssh st West FoiAt.
The football teams Of the Annapolis naval cadets and
the West Point cadets will for the nrst time in
the history OF these Institutions West Point this
afternoon The West Point men have never entered
ath attic compsiitioas with Any other college or
nosdsmJ The nsval cadets however have had for
several years very strong football eleven Their
team wla Be seconCasisS " hnnser q oaioer. from
Esv isfk Asost 10 New SSftsrs siiI 70 % y W.ss
rssss rss MI ss!sca ~: CssssRs e sRSftss .ia ne
hep thk svsninx.
The sun., 1890-11-29

"ihavs ssss taking Resds sArsasssiia sse sAs psss
Naf yssn u inssrvAh ~As troubled VITA oA,arrA,
ssd the msdieins Effected perfect care Isa&s now
wnsnsvst feel dssi.assd aad nAlways svss me imme
diats sssssth REGULATES the bowels aAa vss A. sxesL
'snt appstitA A"-Lsv1 cAhrBELr. Passssseure. Y. Va
'Ihavs sssA Hssds esrApartils tor satarrh wrA
satisfactory rssata fssstsinx psrnAasa. ss.sns nsn
h"--J. p HUBBARD s,rsssos Ill
Es. ss ssrs soest HoolA
The sun., 1890-11-29
The Duke snd Duehsss ef MarIborousl
Return 20 Towu.

Tho Duke aad Duehes1 Or AArIboroueh
Return 20 Town.
The Duke and Duchess OF Marlborough 10.
turned to their apartments In tho Brevoort
House yesterday morning after an absence OF
about ton days in Kentucky. whore they won't
with several other persons well known in
New York society - the guests OF OK
Mayor Hewitt The Duke and Duchess
remained quietly In the hotel until about
clock IN the afternoon. when they went out
for drive through the Park. They dined
remain in this CITY for several days and will
not sail for England untn some moro decided
settlement is arrived at In regard to the Ham
The sun., 1890-11-29
wh.r. Ie.,eran,,. Fire. w....

AA-ia:so I7s First avenue Louis RiGhsrd's hons,
damass slight; s0o. e2a Park avenue. r. Ehrm.n,s
drug store damage trfins; 1905 2iG Stanton strs.t
Otto zits's apartmentA dAmArs $50
.,o.s a.mo, s2s Jh',d nysnus Lsus rrax.rs trunk
rvSnge Cohrad GsswindeE damage slight: sos Hsrs
lem opera House caused by siectric wire no .srn
no DAMAGE lO40. s5l Madison street no dsmapss sEul
The sun., 1890-11-29

Rsus'on Of the Mech asIesI kastasers.
At reunion Of the American Asohaniea
Engineers at II West Thifty.nrst street last
night President Robert W. Hunt OF Chicago
lsyles presented . portrait OF the late Alsxen.
dor l. Haley to the society In behalf Of Mrs..
The sun., 1890-11-29

Rosros Nov :s.-Georgs Wright OF Canada. III. on,,
IuEili's who ever received decision sgains, Georx.
Daxon the famous coorsd feather wslsht bot, cd Mia.
Hamilton tcolored) At the Ajax Club to.niyh, n,
sts ., n"t,. Science didn't sosns for musS
siosS fhe oiowS we're not sertous Hsmiton ~ III
etsNy eN eops np ~ wes seconded bv Dixon and Spidss
The sun., 1890-11-29
Ns.,..s,s.. Ter Mayer .. New Haven.

New HAVEN, Nov 2s.-Ths Democratic Con-
vsntlon tonight nominated J. d. Sargent a.
thsf candidate for Mayor He Is the leader
OF re tariff refornnsrs in this eountL The Re-
wholssfle grocer Tbs election viii take Diecs
nsxt kondSy. and thefs ID little doubt that
The sun., 1890-11-29
TA.y want /. Scent Fare to we.S,.w..

Essy WIN S-eess FHro 70 WSss1HWa.
The commutsrs Of the Harlem River Rail-
road living IN the villages OF pouth Mount
Vernon. Woodlawn. Willismsbridxe. Bedford
Park. Fordham. and fremont met at Williams
bridge lAst eyeplng to demand y hye-cspt fare
with1n ths city lImits. OF from the 0rand Osn-
meeting. md . permanent ofssnisnHoh WS
formed. with Robert Johpsop g chairman,
The sun., 1890-11-29
LITTLE WOUND TALKS PEACx
Hts People Have stopped Dancing ssS
Are 6ubnl.uIve.

PINE RIpaE AGENCY. via Rushyille. Neh,
Nov. 2s.-Little Wound has finally come into
camp His coming can scarcely be called q
surrender. for he has committed no overt acts,
and has been humping himself to the agency
ever aimee he was certain that AGENT Rover
wanted to see him. Little Wound u Q strap.
The sun., 1890-11-29
Msskey Buys the DAakers' and Mereh ants
TelcgrnPh.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.-A deed was recorded
here to-day. By which W. N. Armstrong OF New
York. as referee. conveyed. for a consid.
sration Of sS900oo. to John W. Msckey Of
Virginia City, New. all tho rights.
srs and Msreb snts "f Tsissrsph al ns 6ompsny nsnE.
the Bankers and Merchants' Telegraph Com,
IpSsyy, pSSny of New Jersey. the Bankers and Mer.
Gnd the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Comnany Of Indiana. Including tho lines Of The
c0Mpany from Wash ingt on TO New YoIk
The sun., 1890-11-29

At 6'0b O'Clock last nisht the insulator Of
the electric light wire used to illuminate tho
seenery In tho play Of the Pupil In Magic" in
the HarlSm Opera House caught frs below tho
stnge. Che frsmen OF the Op4rp house put ont
the nls. No alarm was sSnt In.
The sun., 1890-11-29

s1srsnss eherwsos. ths Actress. Not Ia.
sAhe.
Florence Sherwood. the actress. who has
been oonaasd In the insane pavilion at Belle
vue Hospital since Tuesday was discharged
EesttrdAy. and Y e tsksp away by her friends.
10 u supposed that opiAtys administered % her
duEthg tuness temporarily affected her mind.
The sun., 1890-11-29
. fear to carry metal into

wal wagons % Or any otIsr suOpss. fifSsd sheasat
nsss sests hS wead sase
btI9pPiSd bIs :" S.Im but don't think there Is
Have YOU always been for peace With the
whites. whether you wore allowed to dance or
ny HAY, haze Away essn' and am still friendly to
"%6St = t ts5s condition Of your psoplea".
our son. moahs % Mg pssps ssF ana MAKE qsas ens
SEsx I'm Hs. Key th'% nS!s lhsn ixo xs:E
nadsrs4pa an b.%ns our H 1Ss AGENT W. afs
gSn tSni gSF sR. Ms.:.h craze will heo
people to get more food or increase their
I'VE don't think our religion will help us
lSr fSs Sps S b better for us when w' 20 to
b..:t (. ihss sa' Indians should do
sus 9rl, .sy ws can get :n'shirs Z By
pay US lor work. The land We have snpo Is poor ~
i:9 a:'i fsssss and f:.: S:z:
III. "diths condition Of your, ppeople as you de-,
will Th's III 5,s will al s.Hrvs to DEATH Ny people
wiling to ebss sns yps ora.rs shse
mar b given about the danoins or ANY oihsf
1--WE are willing TO stop this dsnoine-whst.
ever the agent or tho General tells US 10 do We
will do came In here and found that ali the
couEss, We viii do The same" -N' "
as.WsSS %n:H will your people come to the
Most Of my people are hero now. Don't you
What will the Rosebud Indians do r
bsep with them and ssn't tell what they wili
At the close Of the Interview Little Wound
and his escort, accom- panied by an interpretor
vent to their tepess on Hot Greek.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-17

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t1e-a ~ yek Pa6z ss1lAa.6a Easre1zz-
~ & s7es. Eren 80 sleex Es-s 1ss
eesesy - tAs olze-zsl44 - 50 hessy.
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y ~ Atrleza l4l<ak As 1rsr s.gas k1es
ieez A8s - zlzv elecl - Nalss iragexg.
AMI esq - 4esTsss - Ysa tske lR RS
Gs1Als q tAs kzk snats vesl s@44Asa
rsula1 tAs tsEaAaA4 &z3 aeallaz 1sNn
tie B4ek, he lsase. ~iae slesse.l. ela-
seet4ess- 3as.kst gseE ta'n ~1s1s bod
iee. tAe efost Jese.sd g1le. ths eroa-
seEs II tssh eelore3 ak. Sad tAs 1.slBty
A5.ls pelassd slepess. SAL sisA gel1
hcs 441 zse1ly slaerol1sred wigA seed
pea4ls.
Just a. hrss they are rzeber shy q
sea. bat shls soea Wea<s oE. zna. eaea
hoed from the ove-awiBg pressaee u
tAzlF gortiy l9Ed a1d aaaster, they crowd
rcand yea AID chatter - yea hke ehil-
aren e1hlolCng Sita ehildisa pleasure
the Jewels. ehAlns and brs-elets whici1
hans GA theu SMOOTH nec Q 4ad round
aE1ns as thieklY as yiasei ca . CHRISTMAS
doA The first thing u 30 dsae Is 10
give yea some green fea. wt.ch replaces
coffee Ia Morocco Tie s{zir ef mint
thAs eoats ia It j. sls1ost IS great an 4d-
diaon A. the leEson juice usea IA Russia.
while tbs accompanying sHeetu2e.ts o.
almond pas,e miKsd with sGSar aud
crange flowers bruised into hoaey ars
equally novelties in their way, and tho
quaint LtEie h4ndleless cups, set hke
flower pos silver stands, would make
any collector mouth water.
When rn have drunk your three cups
ftha resu stion number ia Morocco tho
ladies 1a you loRg pipe OF easte-n
tobacco favored with rose water, and
express great surprise at your refusal.
Thea they begin 10 criticize yoar dress
which thoy examine with marked in
terest and undisguised amazement-
while asking You al sorts q questions.
the fTss of which Is always, How many
other wives has Your husband gots
Other queries follow, most of which ere
extremely comicai, and some not httle
embarrassing; aRd when the time comes
for you - depart you hardly know winch
10 wonder at most-the extreme igao-
rance Of your new friends OF their IN
eanable curiosity. DAVID kER.