New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-22
IN A BLAZE OF GLORY.
HOW A COUNTRY MAIDEN WOUND "
DAY AT MANHATTAN.
r,,., e,crrrs ot, THE REACH WERE ABSORBING.
But EVERYTHING ELSE WAS FoR'orIEN
WHEN TIE FIREWORKS WENT OFF

in ST Lawrence County. and had FOUND uliuer te
guidance of her stawart and gooi-ioohlhs ct'
cousin. that NewYork was glorious pave -
v,ricb IN snend a summer vacation. The noise ana
hufbub O: the great town had az Hrst Stuh"eu anu
hewilaered her but this had worn on anu sne
had entered into the delights of shopping ana sish'
seeing with al the ardJr and energy Wh'ch co"u NC
shown by a healthy young woman making "'i
first visit 10 the metropolis. Her cousin VINO was
versod in CITY customs, wise with the wiisom
which comes Of an intimate knowledge Oh not o'"'
the citys highways. but It's byways, ana hau De'"
a faithful plot and counsellor until, her Vacatlo"
boi,c aln@st over he d ,cide1 to wind 1t UP with d
trip 70 Manhattan
A. noon the start was made, and after luncheoh
at the beach. a swim. and trip 70 the oa'u 20
yi,ion a visit was made to the WONDERFUL anIin'''
on the far side OF the track BACK OF the ho'e''
lont her busy guessing what they would do next TOT
cinc time and then the salt air having had goo"
effect another meal was eaten and her wise cous'''
with the maiden in tow. retraced MS steps d'ioS'
the bridge over the railroad tracks. kept straight
on and went into the biz lhc'os"e "'N'''N
tplIng the story Of Lalla Rookh
Dovn n the bottom Of the slope on when the
seats were built she saw n SINAI. lake winch was
narkcd at its lef, end b. high tower 'on"'''
bv a bridge spanning a waterman win 'nr '"d'
Ire right end being marked by sandy road"'E
reaching 70 n gate IN a big wall OF green Facing
be- on the other side OF the lake. was mass Oh
towers and battlements. long. strong wall p''''
With g,,es and covered with vines and foliage WIN
here AMI there a tree. and In the centre the "u"n
OF huge banyaa. whose pendant branches o7oop''
oo,,v o., either side In graceful Ines. railing 10 tn'
c"or %, tho stage on which the whole structure was
huu, Tho darkness decpened. and as the stars De-
came Visible there fash Of electric Hgn'' t"e
band began 20 play. the calcium Hsh's "e''
on and figures began 10 MT. Ike browh-e'o'"e
ghosts back and forth over the broad eNpahse "i
nl,,forn, between the waters Of the lake ana tne
ala ~ fha
Ground tho outlines e which doomed up plainly
under INC glare Of tho lights Inc 'e''prs aa' .nl
iars ~ the Ghebers or Flr"-N''s"'i'".S 49,
gM,tcred on me SUBMITS OF '"r "'' .-,,,,,a,.
announced the entrance o' tn procession "''sn W
os.,r,,,, roua R1okh from Delhi ~ Cashmere
a,,s - wel Aii-,s the Young King Of
"h"re S"e W. ~ ,., ,,r,yyoI bv the
s.,,d,r1-r.arer on his white horse. AMI the
mounted guar s'r'''"'' ..a.s', AID ~,
Then came me priests '"' ~, s,r,sh,,
~" 80. ~, .t,,..,, ,i-,s arI warriors
..l,ow.l The statue KING Aurunszcoe AMI his
cour, and number 81 young girls s,reving flowers
came next ana were o' %' 0s ~, &1,s discussed
Lnia Ro'kh by ~ she OK |.sn , 1., -.'son
'' o. g., ,,..,i,, - tho ..-os.-,ra ned
k.,iov Falia !een and i-s Attendants.
, s.- .,,s.r h,l both read Aioore's
IT," maiden ''' o. ''',, @.,. 49, nno,oroent
charming Iocm an ccHli i"i'" inc NOV ''',
ot TIE scene without a reference 80 %" explanatory
,.,.. ,,, .,u Ga. l,t 20 DO ms 10 Iecp her
I"'"i '''.' WIZ "', " .,. ,r,s CHING
h'g hlu" eyes wide open ana 5 M -, ,,o,mi
on Alter iu' h4NS "ii - - b,t novel
kama. ,h. VeulI Prophet. and &c s.r.ss.cs 81
ne iir " of'.. . rlo s,1ry Of how Haf~i /
,, chic, - Nh. ,;h.iers wooei linda. the daGgh
Ter ~ tne Eulr A. Hte'ln ~. ',''! ~, -
aye. h,L inc n"'~ -, ,o Iarnozit.s walls and /
,he melting between Ull,i ami linda. WIN rApt
attention see listened While h'n'a 1,1 n'' ,ir her
i'"r i.'i. is ,r tnb1.v 4frlf. the Persiin- were
,,reinr pi.adns ihat after victory over nose
slaves ~ FIRE she would DO lis. Nhrn ~ SANS