The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-30
WI1H Rites III THE N4WAB,s COOK.
Chickens Killed with Crreuonisi 10 Provide
m OrihonnH SamNrr Mcnl.

m Orthodox square Meal
This Is n true and faithful account OF how
the Windsor Hotel came 10 DO turned into n
slaughter house Yesterday morning.
Mer2a Fnfrokhy. Persian tutor TO his High
ness. the Nnwah Of Rampur n few days ago
complained O. his eyes. iiomc OF tho servants
in the NawaO's retinue nlso gave evidence Of
slight dis orders. Thursday Capt. CovIn sent
for DR.. Richard koish to prescribe for them.
The doctor said that all they needed was n
square meal apiece.
He found that mono NJ them had tonoh ell
meat since their departure from India Inst
March. and that their diet had consisted rrin-
cira'ly OF rice md vegetables They are sn-
perstitious about eating meat. except such as
has boon prepare in the orthodox way. 1t
has been impossible to procure such meat in
this country 20 they solved the problem by
doing without any ut all.
To say that the Windsors steward was sur
prised when he heard the Doctors prescription
would 10 putting mildly. lie determine ! TO
give the Oriental guests Chance TO satisfy
themselves. To legin with. Ne roL"octed n
creole dish Of fish chowGnr. h"'ly seasoned
with curry This went rNccll.n,y, so well. in
fact, that it was all gone in short wh,lc.
Then 10 suggested ~ dish OF chicken and
discovered that this dciicacy would have to bv
prepared by the N"wnb'' high ook Cor certain
rites were necessary before tho chicken could
be despatched.
The steward " tho Windsor has no private
chicken COOP in 'hc hack ,'n~l. at he. proved
equal t" the occasion. Nv" dozen narnlng
during the night int" the hnte! yard an,, all
was soon ready FOR yesterday lorning's
TIL" tan. lank. turhancd cook walked
out to the coop. selected two choice chick -ns
for the first round. aud rs he noli them nloft in
cnntati6n. Then h" suddenly slit their th,"ats.
I I,his don" he ~urprise, the natives and tho
th"m Tie 'H sis" "a dn snn Tin !" n isp' VIE
which he first severed the wings ana legs
w'th great an%i"mical precision. Then
skin it. feat her 5 anil all. n he would rnhl il.
Nhen the skin ana feathers had been pulled
grasrins the, knir" with thctoe- ut his right loot
lie TOOK the body in, hotn hands and lrcw i
If ;he akin, tail; and feathers at one pass.
With n 5 kiiful stroke again tho bird was slit
op.n and "lcanel
The whole fowl va, finally discounted and cut
into small pieces. 10 homes eng broken in
Incorporation.
This method Of preparing a fowl was not
scrio"d by religious ordinances On no account
must the PRAYER he neglected.
Tn" chickens were cooked IN y rot contain
hot. Hot indeed the dish proved. as n Windsor
waiter OF an innuirinG mind found out TO his
sorrow
Tho Nawah is sufficiently ArGiici2ed TO he
RtIe 10 ear anytninE ne likes PROVIDED II does
not contain spirits. bacon. and n few other for.
lil6en articles. Consequently II" has not snf-
rrs have hecn afflicted.
He rose late Yesterday morning and stayed
indoors. He had touch OF rheumatism and
concluded That the weather outsi,le would not
ben"il, it. The proposed "trip TO the stock l,N
change was on-eIn"ntly nj nndoned, The
cides not t. Z" To Washington til! Tuesday.
Tho afternoon was spcut by the whole party.
except ii"rza, in sic nring. They drove in
carriage, from tn" Windsor. down Fifth nvr-
nne and Broadway 70 the Brooklyn bridge.
which ii"r rrnssr.'. Tn" Nawnb and Cnpt.
GOWN wera rlucn interested in the structure.
and expressed their aImi alton for its size and
beauty. Cant. toiNin will spend to-day with =
friend on Long Island