The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-06

p writer n Forrnightiy Review ',
80. e-.es ago OF mud and briols oSslt
tllnEf an1 outer face aFs Of tE@ ne
e11n brick IS as big as = fa--il,. -SS-ter.
and the intsrstioes are fllss - ,---y b-b.s
and stones The whole hss - e--h ruo
IN 20 a solid cement Save f0------5 sez--e1
- 100 - ons Of Two quarters bv -s -
AooIss lnls great y all IS SIN inta.-- 1lsnt
gates number thirteen TIE 49,. The
----.-.----s -Ao1ea Inely arche5. .'-sis-
t-,-- 80. l4.an me streets. ana ~ ~
ABOUT twenty feet high Al riysr Il only
closed with great doors shss.I 10y ar5
IRON The whole city forms - VIII
para lelogralns, one being he -olga-
ara tne other the Chinese 7r5s ~ - y city
olher wall separating ne ~ Is an
me nrst IS the Manchu Quartz s-5-.-ons-
c 1880. the second IS given r5,-sr e.-
Cff,--rI,,,5 .llsass ne walls Ct the Ts-ss
c-ty-lLey are sixty feet thick ~ ~ 4 ar
are the government buiI5iTes 80 oase
slsh lesaIsons, and the residences - y, -9f-
49, }. ! a 49, witch run around ne
olneE h-gh srey-br.cked wal - So Z =
Qeughlx) IN circumrersnce T'tfs - Ia---s
,,9 t1ie leIilp .ess pleasure gro,,r5-- e -, =
oue@E palaces o. the sacred city. co5..1
quentiy 70 the uses Of the s'son' ~ TI Ease
En-" Inside this block, ssain. 4 y = Hsav-
pie Forbidden City, the acfTaI 80 - W.
Of the emperor ana his court -7S-1eEle7
a new. count in the indictment s....
W man IN the matter Of her - against
plumage oruamentation is fo1,-5 -.ss tor
Eay IN WHICH II is said the needs ~ tae
IIr1eS5s4ng table are supplied. ss,e u .sr-
49,. ~ NJ ZINES, An English iourcs7
Ger puHs, those airy neeessities sgF-
Toilet are heavy with the blood ~ - ~ l9e
eSi 81 o. ! ~ II IS stated that as ms
as V,UgO young swans, cyenefs ii.eAy
are called, are killed every wear - .l.sy
Ply TINS dainty pun, to say nothinr- 80 t.l-
nuIleI9 Die young birds of the elder al n
ana Wild goose variety. The builr - .ttucA
are impOrted-the swan and -. " ,slese
the Islands Of the Baltic and from SS,, ~ IN
g. ~, Vg.Isn and me eloers from the norm
MI, N anu more lce-oound seas. One cvrnst
WI WI make nearly dozen avera ae So
puts; which show how MANY yro+aee11
- ust o. 10 a greater or less extent ~
,r'- - =, me use OF powder. The NM,
trade IS mighty profitable, a NAV he i,,5 ~
from the fact that the down off a $50 go
costs httle more than Is cents. The 80
.c E. lure oIten being plucked alive. so fbst
II may pear another crop, while the me-
are sold at from IS cents inward nfi, .is
mounted in bone, and blue or mink $500
which adJuncts amount TO conipara fi,'ai,
nothing. The ladies of Paris and Tials
are the largest consumers of nuns 'tglna
chiefly TO their fastidiousness in cssti,sss
aside puIfs as soon as they lose their mis-.
tine deEcacy fiis-
A former and naturalist Of Gates y
Y, Henry Carey. Dinslow by name Veri,a-.
to the New York World about ciirioms es
fections which he has observed anon
animals; Ny fox hound, an INTELLIGENT
teiiow, took q fancy to small PIC ana
would spend hours in the barn ward cntl
ting up antics to attract the attention If
lnlS pig lie was ONerJOyed when his
portly friend would condescend to NAV an
tag or pounce out in most furious manrsr
from the darkness OF its pen Fowls ofts6
show a decided liking for wholnever feds
and cares for theTl but I well rep1em6er
pullet which was constantly at NV
heels as soon as I entered the polilfr,,
house or yard-nOt for food for tbora
was generally some in the pans. buf he
cause OF fancy. / had never petted her
yet as soon as I came in sight she left me
others ana followed, all the time utterir.
peculiar, loW, triIlinR sound only heard
when hons are selecting a nest with fbs
male bird of the flock. and as this docl,
contained forty or fifty of all ages ana
both sexes, this popularity was quite COM
spicuous. Did she imagine me an ur
usually large sort of Shanghai rooster
did not consider her attentions commit
mentary A duck raised with Others an
the place greatly admired fine white
leghorn rooster. and everywhere the roos-
ter went the duck was sure to 20. She
bowed her head with the rapid quackinr
sound which is the. ducks usual homage
10 the drake. very much to the chaerfr
Of Chandelier who proudly disdained such
companionship, and finally, by repeated
pecks and sharp digs, convinced the duck
after several weeks of assiduous counting.
that she must not aspire to a better male
than the old drake with only one little
curled feather in his tail and forget the
beautiful plumes of the leghorn."