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EOR sALE-BY J. +. wAGGAMAN.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKER.
700 l4rH ST. NV

English basement houses Of did ersnt desisns: srooms
each. finished In hard oil and pretty ,nts; cabinet
Inent; location unsurpassed; on broad avenue and
street; within three blocks Of the CAPITOL Na-
n.nzI Library and cable cars; prices. e5.a5O to
50 90; terms to suit
FOR sALE-Fine invt.sment.nve brick stores.
well coated on good business street with two car
ines; AL permanently well rented
blocks Of Dupont Circle; H.ndsoms 3%story io-room
houses
FOR sALE-s27. 500; on New Hamp.hire ave u
square from Dupont Circle; very handsome brown
s~ne and residence IL rooms; all In per-
FOR sALE-For s45. 600 one Of the finest corners
in OAK and Cherry 10, asaIt With sGSs ss.Sa.
FOR sALE-Great bargain for sla. 900; beautiful
papered throughout.
FOR sALE-cHEAP HOMES; several decided bar.
gains in houses 80. 500 70 $50 o, desirsbly located
and on easy terms.
rUh sALE-we are also offering some cheap
ground Tor speculators or builders. They include
that subdvides TO rrsa, advsn,.xe and vtihsn oes
oIoeA OF 1000 business and street center where
ground sells Tor many times our price.
A frontage Of 200 #. on It'll st, n. ". near Florida
three valuable economical corner, I'm hishly inn
proved square big chance Tor builders.
FOR sALE-MoRRIs ADpIrIoN-Buv . lot q,
We call special attention 70 This propsrty :. soT1s
fSI ,s sDS ,s nd
u minutes YAK from car lines and directly On ne
sas I Line $500 TO s+oo term. 70 suit, es.h You
u W.
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COUNTRY LIFE
II responsible for the hearty appearance
Of the English people;-its conducive to
health. The sickne ses and diseases
CONTAGIOUS In the city do not affect the
suburban citizen. It's quite an advsn-
tase TO live out Of town :-thines arc
better. necessaries cheaper, - rent
doesn't count See me about profitable
fnrsst,asncs in WEST END PARK or
KENSIN0TON. Or write
HENRY N. CoPP. Home Builder. SO6 STH ST. N. W.
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There are few men in Washington who can
say that they attended the Inauguration Of
every President from Zachary Taylor to Mr..
Cleveland's second term
Jesse ID. Carr Of Monterey, Cal, is one. Mr..
Carr was delegate 10 the Chicago convention
and has always been an enthusiastic democrat
He is one Of the largest landed proprietors in
the United States, being one Of the seven great
est land owners OF the golden state. He owns
small principally in Monterey county. He is
at the Ebbitt
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AUCTION SALES.
ATINE1 : SLOAN, Auctiooee,. izo7 oss.

I ATnEs SLOAN. Aucsioessn. l4o7 ase.
ALL TIE He, TABLE ss EAsE SE The INAUauRA-
u q yyESsSTEIPxS, NAkt 4 EiSHTh. 1888. ..
ts. W.: the used :! &: 10,
hs Ss1 kssIsSFS 1zS Sc EssHs 23sS
eEss sf0 Hap s& iEsS lHgnH Is SIS ~
skks EkNs: PITCHERS. Tt-
f'is . Led good Il s'RIsis .Rn''i
H. 'hASH1lA1s ssss sa . 3 N::s: @.
LARGE SALE
oFABooT AND SHOE STOCK
AT AUCTION.
AN KLEoANT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS.
UPWARD OF 1000 PAIRS ASSORTED MEMS
AND WoMENs. BOYS. YOUTHS. MISSES AND
CHILDRENS WEAR OF ALL KINDS RUBBERS
&c. 10 BE SOLD sINGLY AND IN LOTS TO SUIT
ALL WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS COMMENCING
MONDAY. MARCH SIXTH. AT TEN A. NJ. AND
CONTINUE DAILY UNTIL ALL IS DISPOSED OF.
PARTICULARS ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE
A5ovE MENTIONED SALE. AS THE STOCK IS
OF THE BEST GRADE OF GOODS AND WORTHY
THk ATTENTION Or THE TRADE AND PRIVATE
BUYERS mh3-2t
THOMAS BOWLING Z BON. Auc.lope.r,
- 6l2 Ut. q. ".
TRUSTEES, SALE OF UN1MpRovEp REAL Es-
I tAATTTE,IN SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON AT
NAV " yIh 5 Sg All PED OF TRUST DATED
Fl e 81 HB .as
O'CLOCK NJ. the following described real estate.
situate IN the city Of Warrington District Of Colum
ota TO wits All that certain piece parcel of land and
premises known and DISTINGUISHED and being part
HUNDRED and eighty (ss0S and dsscribed :. Follows
corner Of the square thence street % feet
snshee nortn - feet thence northeasterly At right
angies TO virginia avenue s. feet; thence south
easterly along said avenue % feet: thence south
westerly 1t right ANGLES to said avenue % feet
INCHES thsnce south 40 feet to the beginning.
Terms: One-third cash. balance on before
ana two years with interest secured BY deed Of trust
on the property all cash. at the option Of the pur
chaser the terms Of sale not com piled With IN
ten days from day Of sale the property will be resold
At the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser de-
posit of 500 required at time OF sale All convey
anctng and recording at cost Of purchaser.
H BRADLEY DAVIDSON,
JOHN c. DAVIDSON,
mh3-dAds Trustees.
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II sdmittedly masserpiecs Of o1atory. Tue 0rsnd
Old Man b . lover Of cigarettes. The be6t brand
that he can nnd in the market b the Old Dpwjntou
Photograph IN eaeA package.
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THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mrs. MoKee's Charming Reception
at the White House.
TO GO TO INDIANAPOLIS.

MI. Harrison to Depart Tomorrow-Gussts
From Out Of Town Waiting washingto-
nians-social Entertainments - Personals
OF Interest.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

a miles west Of this city with two acres Of land
;sSs:ss!::s sDss;lss
'0 e'''e' "'nisi Or hff.!S gsy%sasss
mh35t 1422 New York ave.
stable c.,ri.ss house poultry snd fuel house cellar
healthy piios 500 S$ER :nS sn mo- ona
mbas. R. A PH III Rss y son ~.
LANDS Within radius Of 8 mile. from %.sS.
'Ra to
P. o. Boz 40. Washington, D. G. mh3
Ok SUBURBAN LOTS FOR sALE-25-GRAND
:ssisss win make loans Address OWEN. STAR
EoR sALE..A BARGAIN IN le7,1- &C RE FARM
on the old Bl.densbprs pike; mile from the
Iii By sn
s an aud ssn% 1rns
rs quite e'Sss 81; co. GIFT
FoR sALE-AT FOREST GLEN, MD. 2 HOUSES;
ans o. sSe on
ES:ridlz s1o.ss yill.ss q Hy..':vil.. Nd hy.s. D
rs si. sai
Ia. Just
mad: :nd xs So for "a Ssd
e es
.na
us .na
B. q. WARNER l. CO.,
EcOR SALE-sUBURBAN HOMES-TRACTs SUIT
y, able for subdiyi ion. building lots farms and
The country 60 miles sTound w.shnsson. :howns
ssS e Z. !. Is
mhl-6t 1921 st. NV. Washington. B. G.
FOB RENT.AT BENNINa. p: e. ELEGANT
month. Also s-roOm hOus-. with 10 .cr s: Us per
%SnsS sGooks O sis 2ssr
HASDsoME NINE, ROOM COTTAGE, STABLE.
mile from afSs ssns
pieces Of hne garden land near the Eastern
prices BROOKE sic Eth n st. f'y mSi g.
EOR sALE-A LARGE LOT IN EVANSVILLE;
II close to the Washington md Baltim re boulevard;
%hiss A1 DH INF SoWEN f:S sf rs sG T. NV
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PLACE JUST OUT
side the city limits. containing nearly five of
IN station; on. 9, The prs,ti.:, place. WASH
,Rer :,s For fur
B. H. WARNER CO..
fe2S5t GIG st
EOR SALE-IMMEDIATELY ON BALTIMORE
and Washington boulevard. beautiful lots at
Highlands sta ion, four mile. from Washing ON
from 500 up. Also several tracts Of land same
line at q bargain. Purchasers should look to this
while the opportunity is open. DUCKE1T. FORD
CO 6I7 Fst NV. fe27-6t
SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- No. 1O6 9Th q. NV,
Furnishes abstracts of titles in Alexandria and Fair
GEORGES counties, Maryland. Capitalists will save
losses and law quits by insisting that borrowers have
our guarantee Of title. Consultation free.
GEORGE EARLE, JR., President.
fe20-6 benny N COPP Vice President.
COTTAGE AND LARGE LOT AT HYATTSVILLE
~ station, on B. and o. r. r.. six miles from Wash
ington; will sell low and on easy terms. PHILIP H.
HOFFMAN,. Fayelts and st. Paul sts Baltimore
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sIox headache. promptly cured BY Brone
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


F9E sALFaa GOOD HOUSE on LAkcH 81.
VIII be sold for 5000 on the in;,.%spt Plan
mh2-s. gi6 o. NV.
FOR sALE-OR ExCHANaE.wE HAVE A
piece ., rsch NJ H' s:n ss
% by nice 's CO. 81
FoR sALE.c ST NEAR &c CABLE BIZ Cas-
cellar bath hal. l.rosss 5sns r sSsrs %odfI
%GnsR Hay You Vi. nh 5. 70
$50 $50, YESTERDAY HALDEMAN.
EoR sALE-2-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK.
bath T%s5o sns rsD, sna
5000 Terms r :ssf i;fs e ri Gsss 'S
sts win s.ll .. Who'll. or ssg.r.,s,y:
6 6S.r t bones s or M m g 5o go each
S S%: s IS e. Cor sS si 4; os $500
9o5 n c. ave. Sc. Or. q. 500
fe2ssf WHITE KLEISER. $40 St NV.
CoR sALE-NEw HOUSE. sos B ST. N Y; II
very Il S "a. iE& a'i !.
sss s e ,Sa md ST
modern inProvemeni.; fuIn.ee and open Er.ses;
.S,as ssos S- n So: :.''' h L. Coo some
EOR Salem UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO
purchase nl', class c9rn. q house centrally 10
s;e! r asS = ". fun
f. VAIN e s 3D. .' S1s i;::y
sro.n, s': house in i.:hio S norsh..:s
HE b0na n haat a hy afaar
hoilsI al sissi.is .Hp.ns.. scr l.hsins :p:.I
.nd sSa Is
fss 81 inl at n Sssf & RE'' M
FOR sALF-E1rRAoRDTNAFI GOOD BAR
and :na s.;s III
ifs si:1iS =
for s. so each each Contains rooms and bath;
'i stsfm in front A'S53{h Il E. BEA11 1921 .
5a. PE ~ h,;s g; vi. N.T OWN
s9 ia;e oar2f' monthly s.; on
+ Srici d1silins isis isss st n " thirt.en rooms
and bath room; gil latest Improvements; handsomely
S1
inspection Forfrthsr Particular and price applyto
TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 F St ja7-7ws
+ VERY DESIRABLE HOME,
OPPOSITE THE i1 HOME e or PSosrMAsrER GEN.
ERAL WANAMAKER.
Three-story brick house. containing IA rooms and
all modern improvements.
For price and permit to inspect aRplyto urvcx
fe25 12t 1505 Pa. ave.
Eok sALE-ECoNoMICAL AND DESIRABLE
S1;ns:s corner PsORi5yi ssnsrslS oc1tsd si9
L'OR SALE-wE ARE INSTRUCTED BY THE
representative Of the estate of the late James g..
Blaine to ofer for sale the HANDSOME residence on
Dupont Circle. now occupied byL. z Letter, esq.
The residence contains twenty three Of liberal
dimensions exclusive Of six bath rooms large closets
&c; large. hne halls, unusually handsome double
stairway separate porte cochere entrance altogether
II IS one OF the nnes residences for entertaining in
the city. There are nearly IL, 900 square feet Of
ground in the site. Price Gigs. 600
FITCH. FOX AND BROWN,
fe2o-6t 14O6 st. \. ".
EOR sALE-sIX AND NINE-RoOM NEW HOUSES
Il with bath: all m at Brookland: school,
stores. steam and electric fare to treasury
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EoR sALE-A BIG BARGAIN IN IMPROVED
to purchaser and At terms below the market rate.
Scott Circle 2o-foot front making large and habit
able rooms house built and designed by owner has
tiinx -ned tub in hath room .rse closets
In furnace heat open nreplaces; cedar
ss IN sDa f
aSe LEGATION uapsussPs:sed VII sell part
all AZ =. option Of purchaser Address Boz tl5 star
EoR sALE-BUsINEss PRoPERTY-
5s a and p
no. Fssnsnt %, sas Rs5 m9nth mi. pIopsEsy Vi.
be sold a. very low HUN E
E,oR sALE-MODERN RESIDENCE ON 18TH ST.
~ ~ story l! room. and bs,n 5oom heated BY
ie2sSi! T9E Is RI H5isf Ysoa
EoR sALE-THREE NEW BRICK AND STONE
these houses f,.r Oil 500 each on easy terms
''''''' ''''Ts :fH s'Ei fgs' sA1eHEID.h
e1eS new three story bres d~eilins on St nesp
sale house BATH and esiis S
+ heated BY tSEn.es !. nn.hsd n na,urs wood Ia;
and wired fSr electric e. lighting
For full ''''e SafH I'll EST sArcHEIDrn.
H.
EOR SALE OR LEASF-FROM OWNER: VERY
l. hne house in Mount Pleasant; 1908 18th 1t. II
rooms, large cellar and attic all m l.. fine well ;
back bui] din2s and stable. fe2.]1m'
EOR SALE
GS7-K n W., 10-room brick. stable. e. 500
Assn n w. Broom brick. stab 100
42S-l1 room ick lie Droit Park. stable... g. 500
81 nv. 7-roon orlcx. stable. e. so
9e4-C,eveland n. w., Groom brick ..... ZOO
Fifty houses for exchange; vacant lots.
fe16 KEY BROS. 4 CO.. 80 F ct. NV
E,OR sALE-HOMESEEKERS, WE DESIRE YOUR
III at 2aa rhatr nm. for
the growing northwest. three squares from Dupont
Circle: New residence. built of brown stone and
brick - large rooms. elegantly papered and deco
rated; cabinet maLtss. with thing electric bells &C.
buffers antry. cellar and xth, with the latest sani
tary plumbing stationary was hstsnd heated by fur
nae. Thoroughly modern aud worthy Of inspection.
VIII Be sod on small cash payment and balance
,' - ~ [. WALTER WEED CO..
felS-lm 500 IL st. NV
EoR sALE-HOUsE 1908 COLUMBIA ST. n W. !;
Il cory and most complete eight-room house not
built for but for home; two stories and
basement. double front. stone steps, brass ratings,
covered yard. two large porches; special vsntatins
for the entire buildings awntnrs and hy screens for
all the windows electric bells and lighting hand
some cabinet and slsts mantsis open hres log in
priee. "a, 90. on easy terms. Apply TO owner, ED
WIN A. NEWMAN. 1889 r st NV. ja17
LYOR sALE-THE MOST COMPLETE HOUSES IN
the growing north west section Of the city g. g. 10
rooms; every modern convenience and hal dSomey
decor sted; cor 18th and W SITS. prices tern
accommodating; open all day for inspection; watch
man In charge. fe4-1m
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iIErvou. headaches wm be snsysa sg Hsans-
olu - -sEial boex1o ~
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IL was sad scene.
The lobby was crowded to suffocation. The
murmur OF voices was stilled. The shutting Of
feet over the marble floor ceased An avenue
was made through the solid mass of humanity
Some men barred their heads.
They lifted his lifeless form gently from the
floor near the entrance to the bar room. Pitv-
set in the rigors OF death. Every bone in that
limp clay had been broken. His young life
had been crushed out of him, vet so suddenly
that he didn't know what struck him.
"What did it?" asked the man with the green
turtle soup complexion of the man with . stIf
neck.
He thoughtlessly said aloud. Colonel. come
in and drink, and they responded to a man."
Oliver Sumner Teale, Familiarity known q
"Ollie," who vies with Ward McAllister for the
honor OF being the society leader and dictator
of the metropolis, 10 in town "Ollie" IL one
Of the gilded youth Of upper swelldom. He
wears his silk hat always tipped q bit on one
side, but this 10 not because his head Is too
large, but simply the result OF habit He ia the
president Of a large real estate concern, who's
Offices are on Wall street, and has means.
He and Reggie" De Koven are the founder of
the Vaudeville Club, which has its elegant quar-
tiers in the assembly rooms in the Metropolitan
Opera House and IL quite . swell resort The
performance commences at IL O'Clock and
winds up 1t in the morning. II IL here where
the society owls turn night into day in their
chase for pleasure, assemble, smoke and drink
beer and watch . variety vaudeville perform
ance. from which, by their exalted station, they
are debarred from Witnessing ct Kostsr h
Balls, the Imperial Music Hall or any one Of
the Other numerous vaudeville shown In the
metropolis.
The long and short Of IT, In the persons Of
tall millionaire Contractor John ID. Crimnins
and little Abe Hummsl, isw partner Of ". H.
Howe, were in The lobby Of the Arlington this
morning. Abe comes mp 10 Johns knees, but
q Z the season and marched In through the north
acchvay together. Both are Tanmany lssderA
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Col. o. T. Holt Of Houston, Tex, 10 ct a
downtown hotel Col Holt is the Texas MEM
Der Of the democratic national committee. and
for years has been one Of the most active work
ers and leaders in his district, though he has
never sought and is one OF the few Texans in
town who are not seeking political Office. Col.
Holt 10 q railroad attorney, and he finds the
practice OF law much more lucrative than dab
bling in politics.
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decided honor 20 receive an invitation
Judge August Van WICK Of the court OF com
mon pleas OF BROOKLYN IL the president OF the
society and Is now at the Arlington. Consider
ing the great amount Of blue blood in MIN his
complexion lie very rosy.
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Holland socisty Of New York city IL ID not only
nsesasazy that one shall have Evan" prsAxsd
10 ones name, but that the deepest ultranarins
Dutch corpusclss shalI dow in ous's vsins
The annual dinners given by that society In
New York are great events, and IL b oonsidsrsd.
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T. NJ. Richardson of Oklahoma City is at the
Oxford. Mr.. Richardson has resided in the
territory since its opening, is president Of the
First National Bank of his town, engaged in the
lumber business and halls from Albany, Tex.
He has never held politicel Office. though he is
the democratic national committeeman from
Oklahoma. II his ambitions are realized he
will be governor of the territory.
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EUI: SAIE-

DWELLING. With all !, cd. tmps. eesirsby located
northwesf Price 81, 10. terms, $500 cash. balance
@hI-s. t5sS COS st.
E>Ok sALE-I423 ST NV. 7-kooN BAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-14

him he proved himself a true Greek arti-
iicer. and rose TO the enthusiasm and ne
cessity of the occasion. No less effort
will. / predict distinguish the Vassar
undertaking. Where Vassar will surely
be strong will be in this very matter
OF scenery and costume. The tints and
texture of the cloth for the main dress
have already developed prolonged study.
From German authors and also from the
known Greek statuary and vases a large
fund Of intelligence concerning the proper
costume has been obtained
Nor Is the matter as trivial as II may
seem. for much Of the expression in a
Greek play depends on the actors hand
ling OF his dress. In the "Oedipus," as
Mr.. Frank ID. Alilet told us in his study
Of the costume of the Harvard play. a
tossing up and torment Of the costume in
the supreme moments Of the agony of the
main character meant more than any
mere words could say. 1t is the power Of
the Greek costume also to express the
lesser and varying emotions as the action
proceeds. This emphasis Of feeling can
not be given by a modern full dress suit
nor by any stiff modern costume. as Mr..
Millet long ago remarked; yet the bed
clothes which you leave tumbled I'm the
morning. as one expermenter found by
taking notes Of his state Of mind when
ne ltlt lUtlls VIII quite accurately 40 IT,
In this Greek freedom Of costume, there
fore. WI be stored not only grace and
beauty but majestic power.
That the Nassar girls will know how
10 exploit every fold OF the studied, flow
ing dress on this coming occasion it is
not necessary for me to foretell. The
stage on which they are 10 play will he
necessarily reduced and reformed, and
will have all that is modern knocked out
Of It. Those who hear the Poughkeepsie
performance will be. imaGnably. In
Greece. The very we'll trained chorus
will also accent this fact. for IT will not
only sing but il will join in and be an
integral part OF the play.
The passage in love which the chorus
will have to render, beginning Eros
Aenikate makan," it will he remembered,
is touching part of the "Antigone."
Let me venture TO give one passage OF
it,
Love, unconquered In the flight; love,
who makest havoc OF wealth, who
keepest thy vigil on the soft cheek Of a
maiden. thou roamest over the sea and
among the homes Of dwelers in the wilds.
No immortal can escape thee, nor any
among men whose life is for a day: and
he 10 whom thou hast come is mad.
Here is feeling less modern than an
cient. and spoken or sung by a chorus
OF young ladies 1t cannot fail TO be ten
DERBY pathetic in view Of the near fate
Of Antigone. Professor Charles Eliot
Norton. than whom no one is more COM
petent 20 speak, has said of the Greeks
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"The Greek exhibition OF passion, as we
learn from the works Of plastic art, and
as we gather from the criticisms OF
Plato and Aristotle was as intense as
our own; but there was less self asser-
ton and less sentimentalism in its dis
play"
Here. though is the philosophy of
sentiment, If not at all the pure ecstacy
which f. defies.
The problem Of the musical setting of
the play Is well solved. No photograph
tells us what passed for music with the
Greeks. or how they would have shaped
their melody or pitched their chords.
But true taste is sometimes more
efficient than knowledge. It's exercise at
Nassar will show this at the proper mo-
ment. What has been done is TO adopt
the music Of Mendelsshon to the play.
There will be with IL full orchestral
accompaniment-Seidl Damroschs, most
likely-the regular chorus being fifteen,
assisted by a large supplementary one.
all Of the two groups being college
students. The orchestra will be composed
OF twenty-seven players
The play Of "Antigone" was chosen on
account OF the supreme interest that in
all literary annals has been proved 10 cen
tre in its chief character. No nobler type
OF womanhood comes down to us. An
tigones devotion. her slsterly love, her
undaunted courage. with youth and
Loves sealed promise hers. never fail
10 evoke admiration and pity. as she
accepts the doom Ito dare and do and
die for the right"The plot is simple and
but heightens the tragic grandeur of the
play. / give II below in brief extension
OF the libretto's synopsis:
The King (Creon) has forbidden any
one under penalty Of death, 10 bury
Polynices. that his spirit may wander
a homeless outcast. in the realms below.
Nevertheless. Antigone. the faithful sis
ter OF Polynices, buries him. having
sought first, but in vain, To enlist the
helm of her sister lsmene. she is dis
covered and brought before the King
she fearlessy avows her deed. ny MS
order she is entombed alive ana she
hangs herself In her rock hewn tomb.
BY the righteousness OF her deed she is
indicated. II was sacred duty Tor me
nearest Of kin 10 bury the dead. ana
because Creon had set his VIII above
the will OF he gods and stuboorniy re-
sisted even the warning counsel OF inc
seer Teiresias. he Is brought down 10
the depths Of anguish. His son Haemon'
tho betrothed OF Antigope. Stays himself
and Eurydice his queen. dies by her own
hand when she hears OF Haemons death'
DesoIate and broken-hearted Crson learns