New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-13

TRICKS OF THE TRADERS-GlKLS AND
DANCES MATCHMAKING

From The London Globe.
l, begins the nigh, Def9re r.. may -. h. ,,, '
round the toan wher~ The Far VII be he'd 90 ~.
morrow Is al hustie ara pIeplT1n,n M" ',s
corlant music - "blnesns" young pif-'' - -
are M he rods 70 he Far green wiich IS stu
ata1 as rule outside the town, are noisy WIN we
.9"lng OF c@.,, ~ ng, witch wltA pcrversty
REGULAR 10 grun,crs VII persist IN gons nc "ins
rav Tho irish pee santry have saying that piss
can -er the wlnd ,hey can certainly SPY nc int
hole In a waysde hedge. one mar ~ .a'Fr '',"t
20 an ord passage 20 rat. fyr which me- Wa ..
a mad dash 20 escape bondage IN. M ,s
with his one pig ne I.n'- pAl"' .'r,w r'rs
~ home fnanufacture Very often the pg secure'
liberty by eating ~ way can ,hi"ISn ,l in
then PADDY & In dilemma Indeed am c'is'F i ,''s
.'c nrir, nj d., the diy rlgs gc, in.ermiNed with
sheep calves. asses. etc. AMI While thr;' i'7p,,''
may he that herd - oxen ~ = i..'s. $50
manner thUnder- through ~" stfis INK I M,
often ensie and when Padiy's c".tr h--sI Is UP ne
takes heed Of nothing but ms "n,inR ",'i ,u~
sweet viii. carrying Confusion 'ls, wher" ,,..,,sn
An irish Fair IL quit di.r.ent ifon an AMI
ubskev punch the after al merry -soroIndS'
shooting ga;eres Aunt sa.ys nlG s srn rovferc
,,ra marked than IN the barsain-making ~ the Two
peoples The Ensishman J.. .,Isknr nciry
&C much win his hands as with MS vouh.r t"lsh".
Paddy s religious and HftS u" 20 ul b, conscier
,wsV- nnds a loop-hole Of escape on Fair days
ne s,ock the seer with dorii c.oqucnce e"-
Sates the very faults 81 the animal int? virtues.
have known irish cattle jo9oer aciuA;.y sew
ac. through an accident. and when ae.Ang swear u
was without spot bcmsh. al me same TIM; WIN
,,',rred yves Gazing al the saints IN the ci.,n!r
~ hear witness 70 th~ truth Of hs blreiaced IT,
T. was terridcsiy not day. the n!e' were tronoe-
T,ir was swishing ke fury that COW th never
wagged PADDY prices himself on his cut Ten hio an
IL no, the one deceived, throws MN mo eGs,,s,rs
4 rascaiy pig -jobber Whose pigs reyea.cd SYM,
toms Of mea@es removed tne ,pc ,m y, hore IN
he Grade I've burned to ashes beior" get back II
there's single msasS r spoi .er ieei Two s5 Of ur
the rascal had purposely placed tnere to burn
Nv abomt o'c.ock in the afternoon the Fair
&c virtually over far as u" buying ana se-,Ing
cn,ntry girls. fresh-faced and dainty slippered.
are arriving TO purchase hats ribo2ns an4 o r
,isI them by overs relations Noras hat
hiock Of red ribbons and flowers OF many hI n,
iyrdcs 10 be seen In Regent-stree windows hers II
bate ballad. OF course she takes pa 5 IN h,, t3e
a an Ir.h ivcy AFFAIR. AMI
~ banpens- the girs the rogues are az the bottom
~ i,rihat sweethearts generally partners As
IN T;o,dsmlth's time II IS today: each dancer
R2as on, 10 Saf Tin ' Ne S Sreer Nor inspires the ar
erpschorean prolonged effort Iisht dancing , On
aacco,nr,ishment This fact mus have been known
70 the Irish poet VINO p s Vs Dane iIght. for
nv heart II lies under your feet .ovc. nora hk.s
to show, her pretty ankles and the vanity qu"e
Like little mice crcpt in oni out.
Tho dance X sometimes brought to a finish by the
fiddler getting drunk there are no irish pliers
nowadays Al the end o. every dance ne Is lhvneI
To- wet tn ndi.e. me bhoy; the saw-dust,s runnin
on, Of IT," and he never refuses. And tn green,
eyed monster. jealousy toe o,e tn inu rs ana
The pub. houses are doing roaring trade. In