New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
~ TUE y1uE or THE SUBLIME PORTE.
homes" WELCOMES ARABS IOHh' "NO


rrAXS TO TIE WORLDS FAIR.
49,. ,,mo n, a Bones, rcsounded along
tho water front yesterday. Bones Is not an oS''"'
MOI, In q dime museum . living sheie'o'i' nv
10 Tho creat and only Bones" the facto'nm Vi NV
revenue cutter Chandler lie can blach poo'o' u'a
clothes dance a breakdown ana sing h's'o " o.
like a minstrel. Yesterday he went do"" 'n' 10y
to impersonate the representatives vi -" go,
porto The steamer Gudhan arrived from Hi'A"i'u,
with $40 Arabs Turks and Egyptians on Doaio' VIM
ro nm their WAY to Chicago, where they VIII ao'i''
in representing street In Cairo NJ 'he "o'" ,
They brought with them all the maten"i 10 w "'
in building the houses along the thofous'n"'o ~
also five cames, twenty donkeys and uai'iu n'o"n,
Tho revenue cutter Chandler started down 'he buy
IN meet the Guildhall. Bones" WIS 'heio' "
stood at The bow of the cutter and looked sr"'eS
at the patches OF motley men moving ABOUT "po', Wv
docks of the Guildhall. lie was the Image Vi 'e''
craven In ebony ~, moor
Ilustrous man." said the Customs boarding o',,o'
IN d. Bones YOU will observe that on yoDder si''
there are Turkish subjects from Egypt. we nav
selected YOU to act as the representative OF Inc
Sultan and 10 welcome those travellers to 'hese shoe
al ,clar TO goodness Massa Styles said Bones.
neber did dat, but you bet dis hlgsah an 'i'"'
any 'casion.' ,., ,ocr.,
and SGT his cap back upon his head. There waa
look OF undisgulsed wonder upon the faces Oh 'ac
Arabs when the representative Of the sublime ro''
anpcarcd upon the deck Of the Gudhall.
ego way, chile" said Bones. after 1t was al over
" Won can't patronzc dis niggah any moan. ""a'
toab Won call me Bones Dis 'vidual must Oc
treated with propoah respect, sab. You dress "o
&c uu.trous potentater' after dis When cinhp VI"
der t;ilhooiy whatebcr you call IL, Nh'sa oS,
,rsduced ME AS de Turkey 'bassador. All dc Turns
Arabs and Egyptcrs den laid down on dc dech anu
called dat should walk Obcr DEM
",ccuse me- says l. and III 'scuse you lro" ,,
.mniotion, Den a big tall Arab gent got up "e
srammcd 10 me and ] slammed TO him. Lusuo
ro,entatcr' says he, de submissive servants " ue
limo Porter trust dat youah cOunienance may u""e
IN plIster and dat yonah beard may houf's" ~
,uxnrv, .Not AT ALL says ]. no trouble ! "Ss"''
- hen dey fetched a blanket and put IL on Nv
Sr and made me sOt on II. Den a lot oil beoo''i"'
,,, al dressed up In clothes dat looked Jus I'm,
wm,'' bsm out and danced hoe down ana twisu ,
,nnna Dey had chains oh nickes ao1u, aer ~, mn
am bells der ankles. pen WIN: drink coffee
un a emoIe ont Oh a bottle. When went away Hey
III cor mn and slammed and ! siamhea. anu mn, rs
a. a. ycre bOat was lebin' de Arabers anu Eeyp a.
Snc cher der raiIn and waved der piahnc's az 70
nums mill out Oh 'sideratiOn fcah dem 'ureu !"
de cabin - n, ,,c (;ndbnlI Who hOnOred
. pmes and tle Revenue service gave mos. ,m'r
.,nn xbIbItion on the Guildiall near QnarHn,h y
ou'asdav TO show what they would 40 VINE" '''
fencnsa street in Cairo exhibited AT thc fars
ht,I,on in 1885, and attrac'e ed cohsiae,,,auhe ast
Ion The party remained on IN r,,ono todav