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A DEAL IN BARLEY.
1t Caused the Suspension of q Firm by
Prndu ExcI

1t Caused the Suspension of q Firm by
the Produce Exchange.
Smith g. Wright of Stockton have ask ed
the Superior Court for an order restraining
the Produce Exchange and the Call Board
from suspendng them for alleged violations
of a contract entered into by them and w.
FL. Yates.
Smith 81 Wright aver that Yates claims
to have entered into contract of sale with
them on July 9th at Stockton, whereby he
pretended that they sold him 5000 bags of
barley at 81 O8 per GENITAL delivered in Stock
ton, season storage paid, but that Yates
sold the barley to j. c. Bowers d Co. and
they Smith & Wright refused to deliver it.
II 6 matter was referred to the Board Of
Arbitration of the Exchange, which decided
that contract had been entered into by
Yates and the firm and ordered the latter 10
pay him the difference between the amount
lie had sold the barley for to Bowers,
81 2715 per GENITAL, and the price Smith u
Wright had agreed to sell him the barley
for, 81 06 per GENITAL.
Smith 81 Wright refused to obey the order
of the board on the ground that Yates had
produced no evidence OF contract between
them, such as is provided for by the rules of
the Call Board Association. ThereupOn
Smith 81 Wright were suspended by the
board, and unless the court intervenes, will
be expelled.
The morning call., 1891-06-19
TWO HUNDRED BODIES.
The Dreadful Explosion of the Powd
Magazine at Fort Fisher.

The Dreadful Explosion OF the Powder
Magazine at Fort Fisher.
One Of the awful incidents OF the war was
the magazine explosion after the capture of
Fort Fisher. Tho main magazine was To-
Gated inside and near the center of the fort,
from which powder, shot and shell were
carried 10 the guns" asserts a veteran.
"There were three chambers 40 and 20 feet
respectively in length In the shape OF letter
L. The walls and roof were covered with
% feet of sand and riveted by the marsh
grass sod. After the surrender the night
before sOme.of our men, utterly exhausted,
dinnerless and SupperesS, as we all were,
threw themselves down upon the mound
covering the magazine and were soon lost in
sleep, Obliyous TO the horrible realities of
the scenes Of the day.
About daylight there was q shaking of
the earth, followed by terrific explosion;
magazine, men. sod and sand were hurled
into the air in one lideOus mass. Some of
the timbers were thrown 300 feet over the
parapet into the sea aud upon the beach
below. The shock followed by the eXpl0-
sion in the dim morning light raralyzed all
for time. 1t was sight to blancb the
cheek of the most callOus and reckless vet
eran, but old soldiers familiar with scenes
of danger. disaster, victory and blood were
appalled, only for moment. We realized
that the main magazine had exploded.
Quickly every uninjured officer and man as
sisted in the eXtrication of our comrades
who were caught in the debris.
AFTER daylight over 200 dead bodies were
taken out, ana not member Of Company l,
Two Hundred and Third Pennsylvania,
who were lying above the powder rooms
escaped This awful catastrophe cast
gloom over our victory. and when some one
reported that the rebels fired the magazine
by means of electric wires connected with
battery across the river, and that toTpedoes
were also buried in other parts of the tort,
spirit of revenge upon our prisoners took
possession OF us.
General Terry. believing the report. or
dered strong and willing guard to take
every rebel commissioned officer captured
the night before and, with spades in their
hand, compel them to test every foot Of
ground within the fortifcaton. This was
done thoroughly and quickly. but no torpe-
does or wires were found. 1t WAS after
ward believed that our own men, seeking
plumber or from curiosity, were exploring
the bomb-proOf with torches or lighted
matches, igniting the powder scattered
along the passage and thus causing the aw-
full calamity. Omaha Bee
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caleutta, June and July. &c: Wool Bags,
36t63Sc.
OIl.-Caifornia Castor OIL, in cases. is quotable
as follows: No. L. -; No. ?, cases, 81 TO- bbis zoe
manufacturers ratesl; Eastern do 81 So California
Lnseed, bbs. = gal, boiled, Slice; raw. 55e "A gal;
cases. J2c more. Cocoa, 50 G6Oc gail; China Nut.
62@66c u gallon; Eastern Linseed vi, DblS.
5sc: do raw. 55c p gallon. cases, &c more; Lard
OIL bbIs, ~ 1ac; cases soc q gallon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1a12c "A gal; Downer's.
2714c q gall on; Astral 10 12c 1892 Elaine 241@c;
Pearl. I915e: Water White. renned bulk, 13c;
Headlight 1852, cases, 23c; Mineral Illuminating.
5000, zoe In cases Standard, 11O' fire test. lie q
gallon in cases (caps), faucets aud &c in bulk
GASOLINE, ETC.-63o Benzine bulk. l3I5c y gal;
cases. 19c; TAO Gasoline bulk l41oe; cases. 2Oc $50
Gasoline, bulk, 25c cases, 29c . gal.
WHITE LEAD-Quoted at 7l41Sc p 10.
TURPENTINE-QuOted at sac y gallon
SUGAK-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed. all 5Jsc q 10
Dry Granuated, 512c; Confectioners' A, $3.50;
Extra G, Age; Golden G, 414c q %; Bags, lac more
than bbls
LUMBER-Rough Spruce, cargo lots has been
advanced 81 and Dressed Spruce soc p NJ feet
This advance applies to eargoes for export, San
Francisco cargoeS, cOastwise eargoes and jObbing.
Retail prices have not vet followed this advance.
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Exehange and BuIlion.
Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Walla walla ,or
Victoria and Puget Sound and the Gypsy for the
Salinas River. The san Pedro falls due from
Tacoma.
The schooner vesta, 272 tons. loads merchandise
for the Amoor River; British bark Florence Treat,
724 tons, Lumber at Port Gamble for Sydney; bark
Mount Washington. 1882 tons, Lumber at Fort
Blakeley for Honolulu this port.
The British iron ship BidStOn Hill, 2434 tons, was
chartered prior to arrival for Wheat to United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp, 40s
The latest Wheat charters priOrgtO arrival are the
British iron ship Socotra l597 tons, United King
dom. HaYre Antwerp, 37s sd; French iron bark
Valparaiso, 1899 tons, same options Ass.
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the month. Apple, mince and pumpkin
pie will he delivered through the same tube,
and also corned beef and chicken sand
witches. For gourmands demanding wider
range than this, the company will add in
time a special service of crullers and ice
cream. A registering machine will be
attached to each tube and the user
could see just how fast his lunch bill was
counting up during the month. The COM
pany claims that with their system in use
the businessman does not need to spend
even one minute over his luncheon, but that
it would absolutely prevent any waste of
letter or converse with client or customer
while eating his luncheon. embracing opp0r-
tunities which always occur in either dicta-
ton or conversation to swallow bite of pie
or draught of coffee.-N. Y. Tribune.
The morning call., 1891-06-19
Pevser WAS Ahead Of Timo.

Daniel Peyser, an auctioneer doing bust
ness on Fourth street. was arrested yester-
day on complaint of Pauline Smith. She
had small store at 733 Clementina street.
which was recently sold with some furni-
ture. She claims that Pevser sold the store
previous to the hour that it should have been
auctioned off and that nil she received was
S160. whereas she can prove that had il been
put up when announced it would not have
been sold for less than $500. she knowing of
one bidder in that amount. She also claims
not to have received the full sum bid for her
furniture. Peyser was released in $1,000
bonds
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Harbor Commissioners.

At a meeting Of the State Board Of Har-
Dor Commissioners yesterday afternoon
Barby, Layton & Co. asked for an extern
sion of time on the bet railroad. The firm
was told to go ahead and the right thing
would be done by it, an informal way OF
granting an extension. A letter vas read
from Postmaster Backus, suggesting GER
tain changes at Station ID. The contract
for the repair of the Spear-street Wharf
was let to Healy, Tibbetts & Co. Peter
Caulsen was appointed collector of Union
street Wharf. vice Edward Smyth.
The morning call., 1891-06-19
Unexpected Death.

James P. Heating, teamster in the en-
ploy of HIM & Plagemann of the Yolo
Mills, was joking with w-teamster in
front of the mills on Tuesday afternoon,
and to escape joking threat jumped upon
a pile of grain, five sacks high rolling over
and falling to the sidewalk on the opposite
side. He complained of being slightly hurt,
but was able to drive his four-horse team to
the stables. Folsom and Twelfth streets,
where he had violent vomiting fit. which
terminated in a profuse hemOrrhage. He
died in a few minutes. Heating was 26 years
of age, weighed 200 pounds, and was strong
and robust His father is Owen Heating,
of u IWentY-fn fourth street.
The morning call., 1891-06-19
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, June Is-Wheat to-day was weak. The
opening was about 1sc lower TO about the same as
yesterdays closing and declined ss@12e, ana
fucIuated within this range for some little time,
then broke off declining to point 23sc lower Tor
July than early top figures and 2@21se for deferred
futures ruled very weak and closed about 214c
lower for July &c lower for August and 17sc lower
for December than the closing figures or yesterday
Receipts $4,000 bushels; shipments, 5f5'VoV
bushels Barley nominal.
CHICAGO, June 18.-Wheat-Cash, 95e corn
$3.50 Pork-$l0 rs. Lard-S6 2212. RloS-So'
Whisky-Sl To-
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THURSDAY EVENING, June 1S.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

"''HH7NI'I OF HI'II HAhNhIA
Wheat unsettled.
Barley steadier
Oats dull.
Corn higher.
Rye quiet.
Feedstuffs firm.
Hay steady.
Potatoes rising
SllYerskin onions frmer.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese unchanged.
Poultry firm.
Peaches and ApricotS lower
Lemons and Lines weaker.
Turpentine lower.
Lumber advanced
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sounded, or he could see the blaze, would
tear about and become so excited that he
would have to be given his liberty. The
other night he was left in business Office,
during the owners temporary absence,
and he could see from window the blaze
of fire. About $50 will fix up the damage.
The dop Is tn ba killed
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Damages for Infringement.

Suit was instituted yesterday in the United
States Circuit Court by Arthur Pickard. an
alien, against John KEELING and others for
$1,000 damages for alleged infringement of a
patent on an Improvement in the constrnc-
tion of canals. He also asks for a restrain
in
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SECURITIES.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The settlement between
the city of Chicago and the gas trust and a redue-
ton In the minimum rate of discount by the Bank
OF England exerted favorable influence on the
stock market this morning, but free offerings soon
neutralized gains and the market became dull.
Final changes were generally IN the direction OF
higher prices. Governments dun.
NEW YORK. June lS.-United states BOnds-4s,
1872 41a's. 100; Northern Pacific, 2912 Canadian
Pacific. 1912; Central Pacific. 81; Union Pacific,
451s; Atchison. 531s: Wells-Fargo l42: Western
Union S0A; Silver, 9S1sc; Sterling. 81 s6la@
. SO.
NEW YORK, June Is. - Wheat July, 81 90;
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San Francisco Meat Market.

BEEF-Choice, &c; first quality. SIZE; sec ond
quality sc; third no. 404I2c.
VEAL-Large. 5@6c; small Caves. safe
NUT fON-wethers. 71aI9Sc; Ewes, 7071ac.
SPRING LAMB-S@SI2c y 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 5951sc p 10 for heavy harl
granted and $500 lee for light average do; sto;k
Hogs, 4 12@04$sc q ~ dressed do 9@S1ac q d.
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THE OLD BOAT.

A WORKOUT boat upon the shore.
The chiIdren's playground Is ii now
The troubled deep it tempts no more,
II lies at rest like rusty pillow.
And vet II basks in bright noOntide,
It echoes gladly Oh ldiSh voices
A sailors wife leans here, and wide
Her outlook till her heart Tejoices.
Here lovers meet when dusk draws near,
Their voyages have half begun;
All may they keep vows true and dear,
Until thelI resting days are won.
For tits not every craft that lies
So calmly on kindly shore;
And It's not every heart is wise
To cherish love when youth is Ger.
The Academy,
The morning call., 1891-06-19

A seizure of fOrty-five fve-tael boxes of
unstamped domestic opium was made on
Wednesday evening at the store of Chong
Foot Kee, 920 Dupont street, by DEPUTY
Internal Revenue Collector George Il.
Bromley and Special Agent Thomas
The morning call., 1891-06-19
EngIish Wheat NIarket.

LIVERPOOL. June 1S.-The spot market Is dull
at 1ad Cargoes are weak at 44s Sd for of coast
44s Cd for just shipped and 44s for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations. June. IS Sd: July. IS 4d:
August, IS Sd; September, IS Sad; october, IS
sgd
sECURITIES
LONDON. June 1S.-Consols 50 lie; United states
Bonds-4s 1l9Ia; do Az. 1902: Silver, Ass;
Rentes, 95f 25c Bullion out OF Bank OF En-
gland, 434, 00O
The morning call., 1891-06-19
A Sample Stolen,

Some petty lareenist entered the State
Board of Trade rooms during visiting hours
on Wednesday evening and took away a
bottle containing fifteen POUNDS of quick
silver.
The morning call., 1891-06-19

Flour-Steady Cofee-Sl6 IS. Sugar, 314c. Hops
Pacific Coast, 32c. Hides-I31sc. Copper-Lake,
sl2 So. Tln-Spot. $40 so. Lead-DomesJIc. 81 40.
Iron-$l4. PeIroeum-July, o712e.
The morning call., 1891-06-19

Dinner for Two. Appetite for Onei"
said dyspeptic to the waiter, ordering for self
and friend And suppose he had had ah appetite,
hWould have agonized him, subsequently, to crafty
II. on the abominable pangs that even little meal
causes the confirmed victim OF indigestion. Pur-
gatory on earth-no less. Altogether unnecessary.
though Begin at once. systematically a course OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters, ye unfortunates with
refractory stomachs. In saying this we merely
echo the recorded experience OF thousands who
have used the great stomachc to their lasting BEN
eft For the inactlon of sluggish liver, and for
tardy irregular action Of the bowels, both very
apt to accompany dyspepsia, this fine regulator is
equally efncient. Malarial complaints kidney
trouble, rheumatism and neuralgia depart when
resort is had to the Bitters. rs
The morning call., 1891-06-19

MORNING SALES
Board-120 Safety Nitro Powder 8il, a s
Water, 96; 100 Hawaiian Commercial 5 so &
Street-5O Call, Ornia-stTeet X X. s, lOS
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-5 Hawaiian Commercial cash, STA
Street-lOO Hawaiian Commercial. 90
The morning call., 1891-06-19
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

A Friends Sympathy =" suppose you
know that Miss Sage rejected me?" ''No,
did she, thought" she did" "WeU, old
fellow, | sympathiZe with you. But it's
just as / expected. / tell you women are
not the fools men take them to be. IN. Y.
Press.
1t Stays in One Place: Theater-goer Qook
ing over diagram)-I will take this seat.
Box Baok-keeper - One Of the pillars is Iii
rectly in front Of that seat, sir" Theater-
goer-So observed. | prefer pillar to a
An Unkind Remark Mrs Peterby-Jones'
wife ran away last night. Mr.. Peteroy-
Did she, really? Mrs. Peterby-Suppuse |
ran away from you, what would your friends
say? Mr.. Peterby-Humph! | guess they
would ask me to set up the wine.-Texas
Siftings.
Could Wreck the Old Man: Greene - If
all other means fail, shall blackmail M aud
into marrying NE. l can ruin her father.
He IS an incendiary of the worst kind.
White-YOu shock me. What proof have
you of such a charge? Greene - He fred
me five Times last week.-N. Y. Herald.
l tell you," said one Congressman to an
other, "tne situation in that district is
something to raise your hair when you
contemplate it," Think" said the listener,
as he took off his hat and disclosed bald
head, that I'll go out and take a look at
it. Washington Post.
Young Nicely-Yes, l know that I'm
great tirt L suppose, Miss Smilax, that
you think Pm very hard-heaTted wretch?
Miss SmilaX-Yes. but your head brings the
average out all right.-BOston Courier.
a Pastoral: Mrs. Timothy-Just see how
fond the old rooster is Of his family. How
he scratches up worms and then calls all the
hens around him and seems pleasedo see
them eat Oh. | should think you might
take lesson from the brute beasts aud
learn to treat your wife decently. Mr..
1imOthy-Yes, Maria, bur in his case it isn't
always The same old hen.-JurY.
The morning call., 1891-06-19

A family In Big Rapids. Mich, has q
dog that every time fire alarm was
The morning call., 1891-06-19

Miss J HarkinS, Los Ang
Miss r Hoffman, Cal
IL q Burton, Sacramento
Mrs J n Stark. Yaquina
j II Fitzgerald, Co,usa
Il V Ende. Texas
A Showers, NiSalia
q Cotton & W. seattle
w + lleckenliyely, Cal
w II Empey, California
W a Jones, Z L c Co
j NJ Harrison, PIT TOwnSd
A ID AmSdeu, AShtabala
Mis- Teaghe, Grangerville
Mrs Harlow, Graugeryi!le
JLA Hammond, LaGrauge
Z Ii NersellierS q W, Cal
A c Maxccy. Fieasanton
g Sutherland, lone
w T. BevingtoD, lone
j j Frazier, Canada
q h Simmons, san jose
w X Whitney, Califoru Ia
G A Grant, Boston
Mrs NJ Swayie, Colo SpgS
4 j O'Rourke, California
II l. Bush, San l. Obispo
The morning call., 1891-06-19
w SE.
Mrs Allan Nnvada

( Mrs Allen, Nevada
w S Steele, New York
F Nj Coker, Sta Barbara
Mrs \ l Holt, Los Ang
Miss l. Holt, Los Angeles
A Hartwig. Eureka
) NJ Buck, Eureka
l. BoYlan, DunsmuIr
ii III Maloney, Portland
w Nixon. i}enicia
Sacramento Il Il Club
W r Lockton, Hans City
w A Spockens, Tahiti
NJ GinSberg, Sacramento
) II Bell, Minneapolis
J CullatOn. MADEIRA
4 McDOwe!l, Selma
MIS- q T. Brown Il (, Poso
Mrs w EdeS a. (. Shipmar
+ Is Armstrong, Sacto
w L Williamson g. W, Mo
) G DicuS, VIVA
VI Campbeli a W. SanJose
A BernaI, P,eaSanton
NJ Bray, Wheatland
q K Duncan, Gllroy
The morning call., 1891-06-19
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francis
WIRE
DESTINATION. SAILS. WI
sun AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific Standard Time. Compiled by THOMAS
TENNEST ChronOmeter and Instrument
Maker, Is Market Street.
The morning call., 1891-06-19
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

E T Fortune, Fresno
Miss NJ J Ohhson. MERGED
c Mulkey, Sacramento
& Q Vittum, Chicago
+ L Burnett. Hanford
l. w happerstead, L Ang
ID j MGnuiX, Sacramento
j McCaw, Sacramento
J Cunha, Sacramento
G w Hopkins, san Mateo
DR. w Is Deas, Olema
Mrs I W HcintZelman,
Sacramento
Mrs G. w eiSon, Saeto
Mrs II C Moore, Saeto
Il l. Turner, Los Gatos
+ ID Shallow ~ VT. Mo II
treal
Miss e Pryne. Syracuse
Miss Il NJ Smith. James
vile
Miss E A Reed, Illinois
FP Grozier. Boston
RUSS
The morning call., 1891-06-19
THE STOCK MARKET.

Trading in Comstock shares was exceedingly dull
yesterday. and prices showed but little change.
There was an advance OF few cents In Con- Cal.
Virginia, which sold at SO 3712. and In Overman,
which sold up TO 81 80 Bob Morrow was quite an
active buyer on the 2:3O P. NJ. CALL and took IN
nearly all of the 400 shares placed ON record.
The morning call., 1891-06-19

Mrs J Shipsey &maid.NY
Miss + Ii Phillips, S Lake
j II Foster IL VT, Omaha
r A Smith, London
20 Hyme, Ireland
A Blazer, Chester
Chas Roe, BRISTOL, Conn
W ) IuLham. Bristol
Mary w Cameron, Ny
~ VI MoOrehead. ut View
/ Il DobDins, Vacayllie
r Gordon * wf, England
Major wilkinson, Engind
J d Ruiz, Chicago
III 5 Goodman & VT, Napa
A Dater. Germany
Louis kaher. oakdale
r Brooks, Portland, Or
/ NJ Coward. Woodland
The morning call., 1891-06-19

+ q WoOdhouse, s Mni ca
Ii Il Wallace, 5 Monica
+ Fethersten haugh, EurS
Mrs NJ Is Goodrich, y Y
+ J Hutchins, Los Angls
j 5 Claypool, Gin
Z \ & wilson. Los AnglS
NJ + Taylor. Bakersfield
DIR q Burdell, Marin Co
G J Martin d W, San Jose
Miss q Martin, san Jose
II O ii Shelly. San Jose
j Il Capp. san Jose
L j. Sheehan, Santa Rosa
A i Hughes. Washington
Z b SmallWood, W, MdSto
The morning call., 1891-06-19

W B Landers, s Leandro
Is NJ NewcOmb&wf, Oak II
Mrs Or Neall, Denver
Mrs IT Qualtruup. Mare i
W CrOckeT. Mare Island
Mrs Be Uickman.S Helen
I L Lamb, New York
{ p Gould, ST Paul
w II Lee, Chicago
d MOriartty. n UTlean
+ q Cartwright, Boston
J L Nicholson, Chicago
G Z Knapp. California
7 y l. hartmann, y Y
w l. Duff, Eureka
Z + Nicholson, \ Y
A y \ Hawes&serY, Tahiti
ID D0wnie, New York
j r Nicholson, New York
II RffHEnar Son Toga
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-26
POETEss OF TURKEY.
A Visit to the Daughter OF Great o.
man Pasha.

CoNsTASTISoPLE, Dec. H.-ISpecial Cor
respondent. After q Iaborious walk
through several crooked, badly paved
streets, and the climbing Of numerous
stone steps, at last gained the height
OF Pera and saw before me the aim of nv
Visit, brown, weather-beaten. insignif-
cant-looking mansion, the home OF the
Turkish poetess. Nigjar Hanym.
1t seemed 10 me more fiji for hermit,
who had done with life. than the abode of
young woman, standing on the threshold
OF her career.
But the more favorably was impressed
with the interior; her study, into which 1
was ushered. contained TWO large windows
and was as coy as one could desire it.
Furnished with thick Turkish carnets and
hung Vth paintings and steel engrayings.
il looked very much ike the study Of an
English authoress.
on are the gentleman introduced 10
me by my German translator" asked J.
soft, meIoiious voice n broken English.
please be seated"
| bowed and followed the invitation.
Opposite NE Nisjar Hayum took possess
sion OF Que Of the 0tlomans. Hat re-
Ginning, she unloosened the veil. uncover
ing the lower part OF her face I'D 10
her eyes. Her figure Of medium height.
Of slow and lauEuid movements. some
what heavy in build. was enyeloped in 4
combination Of European dress and
Oriental costume, dark green trousers Of
reddish brown. just leaving = glimpse
OF the ankle and pointed. richly en-
broldere3 slipper. Her face was frank
and mobile n expression, and now and
h. 81 10 rsrs 80.
loTcGej,e. "Iuu have seen my little
volume OF poems" she asked.
Net in the original. " I answered.
"ltere 5 one, ana she went 70 p table
covered with books, magazines. newspa-
Fers and Photographs. she handed me
an elegantly bound 1o-k.
This is ASsUs."
''loa have chosen a sal title" re-
marked, - AssIs means signs.
In ~ Indifferent manner she offered ma
another selection Of her works. translated
nto French by the p.euipoIcnt.A-v. Mon
s'eGr Howard, and which met with very
favorable criticisms in the French capitaI.
""Gt allow me - otte- YOU cup Of cef.
fee-' and before could decline she ruuy
tAe bell. \ few moments later = servant
- native costume of quiet colors entered
VISA tEs-F winch covered
WIKI . br9c4jei Gotta. Then he served
the refreshments. He placed before each
Of rs = small ootee-pot anu 1ewelled
cup If brass IN = golden holder.
. 9crcA Of cigarettes. and then offered Us
GsAted match. after which ne retired
leaving two embroidered napkins 70 wips
she lD~e, on the tray. Her oval. rlurln
face. With straight heavy eyebrows, dark
G.oss. hair caF.iug over he-torehead, had
decided Oriental expression, though she
Is not fG,l-5looded Turk. Her father
o- -loa.ly ca zratei from Hungary. He
: Nsman Fasha, the famous defender q
t>e'na n tAe last Tlrko-R Russian war.
sac Is only : years old. but has her story
AREA ~. According % the customs of her
country she was married 70 3 rich noble
man ~ the tender age OF d. But bitterly
disappointed and deeply hurt By erperi-
ences TOO SAD 10 tell she returned 10 her
mothers house ST Pera-
Ny mother was somewhat of a writer