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NOTES FROM LONDON.
ON MTLITARY MEDALS. 1BU8 AND OTIIER
MATTERS.
bmvtf twx B?ori.AB (waBEBPoirF-T or thb flaaBama I
?^ LoNlMiN, Noverulier 25.
lt ia not eaay to aay what m re eould be ilone for
Ihe troopa who have corue back from Egypt. Tbey
bave bai i. iee.i\ed and laewweaT. diaad aaaldaea
r?te.l.a.hlr- (aseitandadored. BaBBB of kBeaaaBBOblad,
lome promoted. and the whole body of offlcera aud
men welcomedwith tbeuioat Kenuineentbiisiaam by
rvery *ort an.l comlition of men an.l wonien from
the gueen to the coetermongBT. The critle and
cvnti. who are forever lying in wait for the
? aalail-I of th-ir fellow men, are aln-adv
nggeating that the tbing ha* been nver.1o.ie.
Poniebodv waa at tbe patBB to poin
out that the M of eaaeam rer-omtnended to notice
bv <ir<.an.et Wolaeley after Tel-el-Kebir excoetled
ln numbcr, the list eent home after Wat<-rloo?by tbe
puke of Wclhngton. Sir Garnet. it rnnat be ad
Biitted. ia given to gnabing. He doeanot ahow toae
much advantage on raper aa on the t-nted neld.
N?r do hia adja-eaeaalwayak.aptka Ireulcagteawrth
ln reaaonable iH.unda. In aomr ot tbeir detafla the
Hnlllil akarwarai ea tba troopa and genorala are
cleariv apaa ta comment. I eappeee encb at t. n
tiona alwaya are. But U rema.ua tru- 00 tb, whole
tbat tbe reeepttaahaa aaaa aragtfcj al the troopa
and tbe Broopa af the recepti.-n.
The Oiieen'a part in the bnsineaa has beeu done to
tii.- _.-. . ra. delighl of go?"l aabjeetai with a amgi
?ce,.tion. Bha baa attewed tha Mother at time.
to apeak Bl Plaoe af tbe Snvereign.
- an aaxbabla w.-akiieaa. but it ia a weekaoaa
Ton havo aoi Faawoteaatha extraordlimrj ????*??
after rel-el-Kebir abont the Dake af Conaaugbl
^MhtabrigadogaltantJ^to^attaek. Aatbe
,ni:a,;e.li.l:o'.ana.k.au,ltbal?nke did BOt lead
iuotbea; Lyorothww^thiamdncky
pbra,' ..uaiot tnuobdwelt onbvti.-.ovaU'i
rsin.aoftanedformmtbegouor-lordo.
ptiblifHi-lth^week by the Ftald Marsl.al -
ni.u.l;.i--in-( hi-f. tbe Dake of Cambrldg.
? eorimian.ls to , - ?
and the troopa ln leneTal
hi.t ,; ..rution of thelr eonduetduring
tLl ? . gn.-tnwhichabahaa great Bat
oninfeeling that her aon, llajor-General hia
u d ike of Connangbl and Btratb
tra part."
tba Dake af Connanghi did Tery w.-U and in
a soUher-like way -wbat be bad ta do m Egypt \U>
Bervkea dea gBitloB, bn! , would
__,._,, tbal tbey are to be ' I "ith
__,.?. red by aueh men aa Willia, Drnry
? . - our, and half a deaen
athera. He ia, howeror, tha only ofBcei
tba Q Pt -ir <;aru-'t W
? tbe Qneen'saon. Royaltj
?t. a kind of ateacrip Irerighl to m
.,. ir bai aot infrequently b en th -
wortby of resaark thal a Klng or KLag'a bou ta
latter daya abould be able or willlng to perform any
war. It waa not, I may add
wlthoat aoaaa aaartdranunga tbal tho other
hrar! iceord -.1 by the
?
eorpa, bnt I
pa?t iheQoeen'a baloonj it]
? '
ofC-':
I_t.; j - nt Windeor Caatleon Tueaday,
ra and men, th*
? dahcd : thia
rigtal way. Aathe Q
t!l. ?,. mdber boy who bad
,,;., 3oo medala wera distributed
ov.r lii'y ofBaeraofthe raakofl olonel
arabarn,aad fbrtyofthe Indla eontingent More
. i-i all the Engliab army ;
Tha Dake of Teek la one of the deoorated. 1
m BBol the Dnke of Teek appeai to ooni l
ing reearved I ? of ure at Ll Magiar, wln ra
rtofthe enemy'a shella paaaed dangai
near ln* bead fiehad, I tlnuk, aome - n of con
b witb tbePoatO-.ee eorpa and hJe eei
m larwarding brtteaa to Toaaaay
Umeley In tha a rrataful
^nt, M | aa they ahonld tbe marked
I rn by dmQoaeBtoherGteraiankbiafolk
ail,l r, querying wbetbez the Dnkeoi
en duly nal - If l"1 baa not, ia
for a coloni-h-y T Tha poet i- a:: booor
a .--, v4orth, I boliere, aomething Hke
a. a year.
pi rnapa thia hata will vn-id in popular eeteotp to
tb.- drammnr btry ol tbe Marine I- .
antered the ireuobaa and ctambed tbc worka ol
el-K-bir with his reiriuiei.t. never Ior an Inatant
g !,. brat the ebarga He. I i ?
r . Kota few privateareoeiva tbe
madal; among them Color?8ergeant ai tha
Whlte iadeaehhed ratber . i
adhariiig puf.!i4-J fi'rwar.l at Kaaaaain on tb.
way embankxn. al ta fronl oi m,and witb
gle i_Be aiaking it ao nnpleaaaot for one of
tbe eaemy'a baiteriea tbat tbey bad to ebange tbeir
gTound aud net out of White'a range, I n< ed bardly
a.v tsiat tbe lanjruag. 1 .nn quot;n_ is aot offlcial
Anotb.-r of ttiemen pickerl out f.-r riistiiietinn i^
tiunner Jud|{e, of whom it is reeorded lhat beitig
atattoned aa -e;:try m a criticul apnt on B br: .
waa w..iiiiilt-<l i asly by a abelL II<
Baatheraaked xVartwoaaentoearryhnnto the rear
nor weut luuitkli, bui stuck to his post.
BirQaraal TTnlarley haa diaappeared Irom tbe
EUta heneefortfa Lor.l Wolaelejr, or General
Lor.l vfalaalay. The notitication which jflves him
au ofii lal rifhl to all new stvle aLd t:t.e appearad
in 7?. J oiidi'ii Guzitu ol Itiei'iay i vi olng, Itmay lx'
thut tbaa-B-dngaf the<ir,-?t Sealto 1ns patentol
Baaaaga eoaaptetod tbe roqnlalte eeremoniea, bnt
. grava aaataaia who aball rpeak pomtlrerjl
II, r.. a* aay ratc ia the public ptX>eh_jnation of the
lb. Qneea haa be.: ? ta dlrect letten
taaed nnder the Gr< at >? al i
uited Kangdom .>i (jr-at Brttaiu aud Ir.-.ai.il.
giai.tiiig the tlignity of a Baron "t the aaid l nifed
Kiiurdom nuto Urt I rnel Joneph W o
i... r.. i.i M.G.,Adjutant-Geueralof HerMa
i il C'ouiiuau li:._-iu-(_'hii-f the
iry Foree in Egypt. an. uiiiie
afhiabody lawfully begotten, by the name, atyle,
aad ti-.;, ,,f Baron Wolaoli v af Cairo, aud ot Wolae
lev, iu the oonnty of Bta-Cord
It ta 9a ba noted, wita retoanei t- tb. qneationof
date, tuat aii thraagh tbe diatEibntionofa-edala
aud in tbe odieial Coiir: narration of tha pgoecod
a hero of Egypt ia atill Btr tiar
net. Bat iu tfeajkat af anaaaaal Bfer Majeaty'a din
iier-pirty aa tha avanbag, he haa botoaue GanaraJ
l.-.r.l Walaetey, and ta Wedneaday'a lee.mnt of
i ,loui_? we reatl that " Qeneral laord Wotaeley
had tha howor ol ktaaing haada on hla i>.-.n^ ndead
?
I wo ?r three of t!i<- Loodoa pap.
aad aa the death of Mr. rhui They
? knew maeh about Mr. v7eod, bat in*
azt faraaaaaaaa <?n the eorrnptnem of
daaatieanpolitiea ?t. aaa wiitar iadnlgea
iBlaooacaaaf Hr ?Taeo7a diplomatie rtaitte
Eaiilaml iluri,.g ihe Behelbon. He iii.1 not aoprcve
ii Mr. rTaaaVa aaBartaei al hla i idgaaaata ou th<
Ln.Un.lof that day. "Hut," Baya thia bn'orian.
" mueh inu-t lx- forgiven to a man lung at an ad
aamead nga into eoadUel with a atra y, nu
favorably diapoaed, at ke conceitid, tt.ward hia
,'' "' Aa he cniiceived ' ia a uiant-.,
Tlu. tm,,. vhka the writer baa la niiml ia. ua
he aduiita, juBt aitcr the 1 rt-nt uflair,
au-1 tha j.iunial in which ha aaakea the
retnar^ la lha journal xrhicb did more than all
others to euihitter the n-latioiia l?e: wem Kuglaud
B'Klthe rill!e.l StatOA
Ihe English pre?.h_siriveu pr.-tty fuil acootinffc
of the production of Victor HagR/a ' L* iloi
VAaaaaa ' at the Th<_ire l_aaapaia oa Wadaaaalay.
by Ui :ht- iiuiat reiuarkable ia th?- long narrative of
that laaaaakabaa inau who, in tbe unprett-ntioub
character of l'aria cor?"o?pou.i..-!it t> / h< fiataa, di
H_g alf.iira of Europe. lt ia ouly ou great oc
tBHiona that he ao far unbends hia uiiud aa to t.-u h
:aiy or .Irauiatic thg-BBa Whtn he ilo<-s, it i->
aith (he obvioua conviction that meauwhi.
bavt BBaBB-Bad BB9aahBhaa_ II there he any vi ork
Ui utiMlcrn liti-rature with which all Europe iuav
aa auppoa *d U> oe familbur, it ia " Le Roi >'AmiLs?-."
bui M. de Hlowiu ia at tbe pauia to teiegraph
from Pariawhat he meana bia readera to accept as
n aummary of the piece; which ia in fae: a tlippant
carieature of it.
There ia, ofconrae, arcason for everythine: the
jnvat uian in Farla il meanM. de Blowitz. ii"t M.
Victor Hugoi doea. It haa to l* aaid tha t he doea
not approve of Victor Hngn'n play. whirh he pro
nonnces a tnlstaken aud inialeading drama. He
BtandB ap for poor Francia I.. the King who amnses
himaelf propoundinghlat-iriral vicwa on which I
dare n.>t aaay laaaaaaaaai When M. de Blowitz haa
Baaa proclaimod Francis I. the authorof theRenuia
aajaoa and the man who did uiore for Krenrh gT'-at
ue^ und unity than any other French Kmg
??? uioro than Louis XI., more than
Laaia XIW. more than Napoleon "?
there ia notbiiiB fot it bnt to throw all our Freneh
histori.-a into :tbe flre anl hog M. de Blowitz to de
voie hia lei-oirc to Baaapoafaag a new one. A wnter
wbo haa naon to tbe heipht af jiatronizinir Il'itro
i" it ia aaaaaaary to speak out on the work of Vut'.r
Bugn,axenaabk perhapa iu a yonagpootr) mu-t
becapable of much else. Fle ia eapuble, at anv
rate. of deaciibintf Hngo aa "doteriiiined'" 16 trav
eaty luatory and to llatt.-r the popular p BBBBOa f..r
calumny ; and the plot of hia piece aa childiah an.l
fooliab. All which meana that M. de Blowitz haa
made bimaelftbe eebo and looloftha royaliat cabal
which ha.a rllled Pnria now asit did iftyyaaraagO
with its paaie-atriekea outcries againat thiaaatire ou
royalty.
After them hadghta "f M. do Blowitz'a traeic
wrath it la aeareoly worth while to gnote th.
reinark of Thi DBiff Trlrgraph that "Victor Hugo ia
apoatandpeetonly." Ihe world which had aup
poaad tho aathoa* of "Kotre Dataa de Paria" an.l
"i.es MlaerableaM to be a Bomltat, and the autbor
nf " Heniani " aml " Iitiy Blaa" to be a ilramatiat
of DO llieall pOWOn, Will OOW learn hOW lllialak. U lt
haa beea.
Mr. Burnaud renewa tbbi week bia attaeka npon
Mra. Langtry. While tho tide of populur m.
mi both m.Us the Ai .aiitie waa s.-ttiuij in her favor,
Mr. Bnrnand waaailent Bnt he a-iz<>a apon tha
tirst hmt of Aneri-ati disappr-val to re-uuie hia
>Tork oorreapondeni of Th. SUinA.
mri London) ba* rnnl two or three diapatehea abont
Mra. Langtry, immiet ikably hoatile In tone and, bo
far aa they ean be fudged by tbe papera that b ? ??-??
ntlT,nnfair. ForthwithMr. Bur
nand eriea ont in PaarA that the w..r>hip of tbe
"Lillta"aeemato b on the decline in America.
"Wbal ! ti" Boapl or Pon goea the I. ingtry ba
istbe amiable and elegant beadline to Mr. Bur
- : article, wbicb ia ' ao ipoae, on
proof of tbat geni I a x: i ? b hu uimir. i
rorerinbim. Of apology for hia earlier and iii<>re
bere baa been none.
ti. vr. s.
HOH I 01BL8 TALK.
, Tht VanekaaUr Examintr.
We ? ttalkiug ia only a variety ol
'?
tbal doctrine bocomea eaailj acceptable. At flrat
-.ii aonndaacmewbal ahrtll. thongh n
_ Iu and by you
begin to l.*e it. aa preauniably we ahoald like any
? pretty lipa There alwaya
? a n"te of inte >r- 'be endof tbe
ten oa ol Ameri. an Ladiea. aod a -
- aa, ti"t ao
patheti . - terpei anl of tne ptty wb h
. rooali ar to love, Nov
loaa, ovei tbe rowa ol -? chaira on deck,
-.1 to hrood a aorl ol oooing aoun i aa of
. An ern au ladiea
king reina m their banda very early m
j .,. - their mammaaeonald
io tbat reapoct, and Bingnlarlv enong i,
witn the.r mamma i
at that a.-e. would prefei converaatioually ale
.iati.'
it tbia early Amencan talk there ia no
gabhle. Thoee yonug wonien riaing aixteen
aa deliberately and naturaUy aaMr. Henry Irving,
and witbont the mockmg twinkleol baring aome
thing in reserve wbicb renden the talk of that *n
inent actor not nnpleaaantly Irrltatiug
girlaal tbe aame agetalk aail wera witb l
band* liehind them, aa if to coneeal a skipninf
The Yankee girl looaa yoo Btraightly and aerecelj
iu the faoe?we oever onraeivea abirked the ordeal
an.lB.-ree;- ofl anaaaf bobbiu >>f converaation:
yoo may aet aa "plooer" if yon pleaae, bnt geuer
ally abe doea tbe 6piocing" beraall; yoo baveaat
ilowu to talk to vonr conipanion aa a chil'l. -ml be?
fore tbe talk ia over au mterval of three y.
?oppoaed to hava elapoed, and pon aay aood after?
noon to ? Belt-poaaaaBed wou.an. Bbould auyone
-ay with the Idea tbat all thia is unuatural
or pncociooH. he ahoald bo undeeeived 1 or ua it
waa one of tbe pleaaanteat paattmea ontbeabip?
rben tbe aun waa Bhining and the wavea were
ng, there eould be no more agreeable a
p_niuii t than thi nnaceuatomed cbaot ofthe Neo
ii dialeet, with itanoteof tatorrogatloual
theend. ____________________
THE PBEVABICATOB'S BEWABD.
? Preaa.
Tbe occnpanl of an offlce in < ongreaa-at. weat
day thw i eefe in bu< h a
.ul to l-isi th ' '
,l?. ., . retiied into bia denbeyond
1.,- aaid to the youth:
?? Sow, young man. look m* in thi
"Yeaeir."
" And
1, - 1.''
" 1. an . pereon <'a!;- ai d aaka if I am in you muat
: don'l know. . on wi
i. they aay il ia a flnai . r you mnal
e.nii. ii. bere, ?t p a minnte, and retnrn an
that I am out oi town to take batba for myrbenma
" V'-<. -ir."
lt was hardly an bonr b- fore a rtranger cai
and ? lien aaked hia buameaa he rep ied :
" \Y.\1,1 ealled on a Li I luv-lving some
.- ??
Tbat was tbe cue for the boy. He retreat.
the back room, winked to lu- employer, and re?
tnrned tn rhe ante-room and
?' He ha- ju-T ett foi tbe eoun ryon a vacal
"Then 111 leave a note," aad the man, and he
wu and wrote a few linea an.l took hlade
parture. When he had ten minut.
"t'ali."
?1 to pay yon tbat |90, but you were out
Am otl for lenneaaee. Hee you when I retnrn iu
Jannary. Tra-lal"
lt waa the work of only ten aeconda to fling on
hia bat and reach the atreet: but it waa too late.
An houra hard wnrk. inelnding a walk to oneof
ibedepota, 'ai!.-ii to tuiu ap io who bad
money to leave inetead of a bill I collect, Thi l?oy
ovt-r there waa i" >k;n_ muob caat dowo yeaterday.
PHOTOGBAPBIXO THI. li.'.BT.
f m 7'- Bolt.n Ba v Bafarday.
Most touuk BBaiTiod eoaptap have a " lirst baby,"
eit-ept in raie inaca, when tuey bave twina
they have two lirat babu-a. i'he lirat bahf
wa>aa temarkabta-child. Buch phyaicalbeanty,
am-u tawllectoal quiekneaa aml genlna, au.i ancb
inoral pertectiou were never before united in one
heuiK. tHher babiea may be all very well in tbeir
vu\, bnt thia lirat baby ia aoinething peculiar.y
marvellooa. All na auuia rave avor it. aud even ita
uinlea aremoved to aay, "Keaeber-kooebor-kaa
eli.-r.' and chuck it under the cUin with a fore
by wayof Ingratiating tbemaelvaa with the
mfant
Ofconraa tnefond parenm teiak that tha infant
mnal be photograpned. Ihe world at a di
abonld not be deniaa the onp-rtnnltj ol gazing
npon ua liaoamoata; araourdahonld ookeptol na
in\e..neMa. 8o aoeae ime aaaab'ny day tbey go to
a photographei. 1'lini the Hnl baby immed il )
beg ia tuqaarrol aml fret and look lena beantiful
than usua'i, altbooith ba la .. - draasod apin.hia beat
- II.- w.iuu thinga tbat he aaaa la tbe pbo
tograpbor'aabow-eaaa, aod not obtamini; them l?e
gina londly ta protaat. He rafnaaa te riaWto
pa-jiiicatorv biandiabmonta aud tkaochar-keecber
keecbet faiia to aooihe. Atlaat hia turu eomea.
The aaother waata li.m ta a oortain poaitton. The
phnt.i_rai.ber tloean't approve nt .mat poaition. and
the baby woo't h;ive if. Fiually a couiproiniai* ia
etl-. :,-ii. Tha photographer jingloa a bell, clneka
hu.- ;i uen aml rapa with a atwk aii at ouie imolBg
Ibarebl to attract tbe atteiitmu of tne Brat baby:
but when the picture coiuea out there are fonii.l
tbroo ot four impfaaataaa ovarlyiag eaeh otbat nko
the acalea of a tiaii. A aec.m.l .iilini; ia takeu. aud
the pbotographer Mtt^eps hia ?oul in porjurv by
telliug the infant that il he will bold atill a >? hite
monae will ruu out of the camera. The reat.lt of
thia is a picture ahubtly ahaky, witb the ruoiith
opea. A third picture ia attempted aiieu, at the
erltical ruouieut. the babyaota BI a prolouged howl.
Thua are the roay houra begullad.
At laat a good picture ia obtained aml numeroua
copiea are ordered. I hey au mol to the PMBOteat
friendaaud relativea. TLia would rauae great ei
eitanmnt in diaiant lau.ia if it were aotforona
thm?. It ia that everywhere the likene-a.a |
Bodaaome otiier young eoaple with a tirat bai.y.
who are etiuaily of opiuiou tbat their baby iathe
J.neatinthe wod.l : liideed, diapaiai{ing eontraeta
are alinoat aurelv drawn between thia phoiograph
and thu nthei nrat baby. to tba diaadvanlage <>f tne
photograpb. lTel ranng ooopiaa will doubtle** go
ou photograpbiug lirat babiea.
A Paikknai. HEiirKK..-i:..\ : "l?.i ptit a
etivt-on a a dlllereat ?Uy,'fatiier ; 1 iu Urert o* thia I
ulu't auld a hlaaard aet of atuda a:. the mornlnit." Kattier
"No, I aliouid tliluk not W,>t d'yat ui?an a-at-ndln'
about at a corut-r like tbla. wbere ui.tuiu* hut ? aei of
under-p-id lawyera' elerka _>_aeca, a? cau't affurd na
Uuao. mucb leaa ?tu.la. You ain't gal uo BMBj BBB a 'lifli
a.-t buiiueaa, unt a mind above a eai'a meat barrer.' -
RBBa
"LE ROI S'AMUSE."
TnE FIFTIETO ANNTVERSARY REVIVAL OF
HUGOS TRAGEDY.
iraoa rax axouuka coRKr.sm*r>FicT of ttte T?nirxx.1
I'abi*. N'overnher'J:i.
The reviTal of "Le R?>i b'Auiuse " was a
_reat literary. aoelal, Parisian. and indeed 88*
mopolitan event. W__| coamopolitan 1 Ro
eatiae for every Frenrh lady atnong the spec
tatora on Weiltiesdav night there were t*n foreign
onea. Of theaa aev.-n were Jewe?eea, who be~
tacen the acta talked in a Gernian, Italian, or Por
tugueae aceent. The public whieh could have
beat appreciated tbe drauia were outalde, waiting
to give Victor Hngo an ovatiou. I dare ?ay tbat
tifty yeara ago there were not a dozen foreignera in
the theatre. In looking around th>- baleony, and the
lirst, aecond and thirrt tiera of l.oiea. laaw He
brewa, and again Hebrewa, an'l agaln Hebrewg.
If the foreign aadJndak i-flux aaaaoa increaa
ing in an arithmetieal ratio. there wili .careely be
a tUoronghhred Parisian apeetator ln the Franeata
to a ttaeaa the oantonarj o: " The King Oallivant*"
?ior thia ia the l.eat traualatiou I can think of for
?' Le Roi S'Amu
Wuh the lirst representation of thia druma a auc
eaaaf I think not. Fasblon ia rapidly debaaing
tha Th.-atre Francaia. M. I'. rnn is making
the Boaae of Molkare a kind of tlieatrieal /laaw*.
ihe aompany thara krwexa eaoh _ea*aa piuuoad
il.lv, in tone. It is BXceUeBt f'-r slitilitly setisational
.-ei, t.-.-i coiae.lv. vn iL juht a api. e of lodeceacy. Rut
H i- too barndoor-fowliah telteeppaee with an eagk
Sig i. Th.- atrength oi wing ol Victor Hueo
imncbfora actera ortbe
bo interpreted hia pieee, with tbe exeap
tn.li of Tdbore and Jeaa Bamary in theej
rolee of the aypay Ln tber and .-ist.-r, Mtabadti
andJfaaaatoaM Oel waa bonrg.a. Hew
thronghtbe greater part <>f the erening.and not
rrieoetet. Victor Hngo wonld bara done betterif
be bad reprodaced bia playal aome rheatre where
ttw aeto land ael nol fetiered I
. aillade wonld, I am m ranadi d
inhnuh' ai tbe Porte Bt, Martin than
twitbstanding hia adn I .ti.>u,
role of Tribomki the
"de I'audaoe, de I'aodaoe io.ij.ura dc l'audace,M
oi iMitoti, and the "boldneaa, again boldneaa, and
-uii I I l-or.i Ha.. n. apply. it
Mtoniahinglj and stupendoualj gre3l part 1
it i- the wh< le play li Pictoi Ung i had ? grain ol
hnmor ln bim, Tr
glfl man. 1
I
ing Falatafidan Ln the
.
: . - - Lmoraliatbe
-. altbonah on the road tomorality. From
| ird ln childhood a gr Bt-grandmother
aay oi David Oari -d M* ''?' ?
::,!! W0 lld ? ? "I""1 l<) !il'
ardiioti- part ol 1 !" "-1
>\Vmu-<. '
Got'aworat drawbackiahiaage IT" '
?ixty, and ii. - Hfa a- ted
and in th< i
geand
.- idiotu andi. ncea, be ei aid
enter Lnto tbe ikin of the deformed, tba ri lii nlona
. t a. i ording t.. bia mind and
tba Lntenalt] oi for bia dang
thegrandioae TribomlH. Got wa< in gn-.ir ?
... ii f I I : ?
held down bj reapect for amall-eouled Lilipul
lld nol bare done. Bm ne ahonld aol
as, an] more than the antbor, fettered by
i- waaerldntl thal be
waa ii i.i down by tbe I '? He
tld he h.iv. done
ao iu . innd al bia adraneed
..i ,n tbe prime ?.f life, Bndowad with
.
no aa to l.niig it lnto hannony with a deformed
hi..ly, iaxequisitete tbe part of friavalet l
k with the aliabl bnneb <>i
hi- b i. k or. to i.e bbotc aaael lmde.-wrp.tou,
ratatenl eleration .d bia lel r. His
' ..r truj.j.u than
The limp waa LU inatained. On his
phjn _ -In.rt. and trimmed
m tha ihape of an LnTorted letter M.
dreaa was eompoeed of ? pourpoinl of green damaak.
atriped with r v. rdanl shade and
gold, sl.ort puffed out trona* Bto match, and
pelenne i tn Falling like apan
iel'sears. long,andlined with red,and tbeother
tight and pnfted at the rlbow. The atoekingB i i ?
bricfc ip witb a per oi 888*8 ean -n;.- on
Ontneright aboulder waa embroidered
the crown, the letter F, and I *a inner wlm-L
ih.- King took for I - - He had
rattle in hia haad. A rory
?'?r he looked. A- tbe
. Like wax-work flgnrea Ln i
inetit, be nmi- not niit i.i time witb tbem. 1 bere aaa
.ui..u- in thejokea in wbich lie in.
aI _h< ? b aldei manic M. dt ? ?
, pretty wif. -? h ni taken a I
Zriooeii ihonld bere bare aat tha hoose ini
bere bare b ? itibly eomieal Aa
I iiv.lv. It appeara that be jndgad
?:-? gth for tba terrlblt
La tba I.-.uvr. in whi. b be diacoren that hia
-:i carxied away foi tbe Kimtft pleaaare from
tne retired honee where he kept ber hidden i
ln tbe blind alley, or eat di aaede Bnasy; aad for
. ? aet, in whieh ba ahonld bt ai ?:.? ply aad
patbeticaily tragi teai over the bodj oi
?a.
AH ? ? '.:>,- paternal paaaagea ha tbe
rule of -WooeJet all that partook af tbe
??'" beaal
renderedi aml trom beginning t.. aml tba
? kig.I,ifjndged niereiv fromthe e_o
cutioniat'e point of rlew Got awakeaed Ini
to familian/- mvw.f with tbe part Of tbe
leati r La I bad the play with me, I sat down h
, ,,. acta In tbe saloon to glaac* through it,
an?| waaamazed todi.ror beani aever
itrui k me before. 1 am not Laehrymoae, l.ut I
uj I r.1th -? poignant
? ea in whioh the hnnebback expreaaea 'he
lon. l:r. ? ??t hi- x.-i. n - in i1 e midal oi tbe diaal
n,i ,: Couri whicbil whis huamaaa toenteitain. No
i,i....i Laao bittei aatba wh 'T-|
. , the amoaemem ol the idle. Poor TribouUit
waa lodgeil in ? t'""^' "' "W**
. |jj al eaae. G rt did not bnng onl
... Whii h there waa no poaa tyol ea
caping. Intheecenea in wbich tbe too, acap and
. thrown - -r dreaaea in so
i. k like ;.''.- .-?:?-? lotb i-n
tury. Mareformer, there ia lun a fainl indi ?
of tlieileformitv, and no twial or otber iliangun
intbe'face. He ia tbuaattired in al: the Bean
whieh the Court 18 UO I enre-ei t-.l.
/ aacae, the dangbter. in who tenoer
: .. Dg ' ai. coi . ? t- ra'e.l. appeara foi the
(Jnt timainthe bonaeinwbieb - ? w?r*
corrnpt dnenna, who ti'iallv aelLaberl
tiie--e,i in wbite caabmere witb -> cap-like m-twoia
ui pearli on ber bead Bba onghl to be ren
eeiii rerj coaxing, and. Ih-iuh full ol youthful
cunoaity, apparentiv Ura read] t.. hreak b
ami eee whal kind of a place tba great
world -.1 Parla ia. aflfe. Bartet waa
very feeble i". tins role, Hhe ia anmtatakably na
braw and already baa tb.ttom a-i'eet wnokJ
? - rner of the eyea whieh _rtre 8i?ch a look ofin
onning v< Jea tah manne - looe de ilera. ibe
noae i- an abrupl aqniline, and too large ior the
amall.tl ofa waa taken in abdnctlnj ber
to e:irrv her in a irraceful poaition. Tbe Bltwtm pi
iiftv senrs a?-'. waa l.ornp _wav from lier hniiic. ln
TribomUi l,r..u_-iit ber up with her heail
down aml het feet hinh in the air.
When rWkealrt_ntaa Lourra tlrat e-ecrateR the
cirtiera for baing partiea t<, tiie aluluction of
Blanchs, and than <.n bia kneea aunpiieatea tbem to
let hnn penetrate mh. tba /n?;'i ehambas artaara
ahe ta, Oot waa rarr llne. Tb rewaa utenaa aathea
in tbe apology ba makea in ihe bopa of getting
around th.-.ii. With ? be 11 aelty whieh ia aomatimea
i.i i areleaschildhood,tbefinc lordsntaaeBierry
at tba ?? 08. W bea they are tired lauich
it bia they leera him to hrood ..v.t
tbe wroag tbat haa beea doee ta Bba. Wbea h is
thinkingof focelng his way into tha laeaa of Eran
anckt rushes out ol it a:id throwa heiaelf into
In-r f.ither'a anna. r-lit la no longer the iittle anow
th ,t ahe waa
From tba aaoanent thal iba Btalraa a dend-eenma
ni.iii of tba -BOBth, tha j.-str ka iievoured hy ?
t.:i.g|e paaaiofi?thir-t forrOBg am e. lo ba avenged
08 h.iesagjpav t.ruvo. who luBBBI a wiue-ahop
ui.(1-r the dOOr of the Arsenal, to atah 1*8
hmy when he K'?ea there to eoart the nreftv
Ma\jueU,nnr. the tapaier's siater. -Waaaha,
vrhoae father haa aent her away from Pana, eomee
hui k in a mau a ri.litig-dpa. hhe ia lo love with
tramu. IlriNen hy a violyut atorm to 880k for nhel
texat MH wiuc-fciiop, ahe overiiaars ?>*>ltahadil _dot>
ting with ifaau/IoiiHf to atab ffcaaeffc who ia up
ftaua aaleep. fbe ponr irirl tbinka what happincaa
it WOUld be n ahe co ln go an.l rec.-ive in the <lark
thetbrual o: kotteAadfTed.-mger.baaaaadaf PPaaaaa
Aa aaa drairea, aa It taraa out. Bat 'auppoaed to he
the hiny'D hody ia thruat Into a Back and carried
down to Ite doirrntod o\or to Trxboulet, who paya
tbe money he airreed to give and proceeds to drag
the rorp-c to the river.
Ou hia way he atopa to taka breath and eolilo
<iui/e. Hia aoliloquy ia vcrv urand, but a Juatitica
tiou of lyiuh-law applied to moaarcha. Then
rriaoalff waatato foaat luat-yea upon the viaaga "f
tbe daad kmg. Be andoaatbe aack. A tl .-h of ii_ht
niug uirle, eiv.-a bim. Hlunchr ia rcvealed to bia
jl?ht. notdead, but dying. When ahe.irawaher
laat braath, InhouEft mii.d ia upset. He takee
her hea.l in hia arms anl credlee it in them aa
be did when ahe waa a baby. aml calla for beln.
Coininon lolka? men uud women?entoraad gape
and Bympathim A doetot ia (.uiinnoued. wuat
aaa b>- .1.., nnlnna to aay tiru.lv wimt avmyone
knowa, {. a, tBat abe ia dead I ihe laat worila ot
the play are nttered bv /V.tVuM. He *aya, aa the
eurtaindropa] "J'a; iiie, nion t ufaui." A few ruo
menta prertouely tba volea <>t Frameta ia beard ha
lun.l taeeeenea Ihe Kin_ haa ariaaa from bia
alumbanin Jfugaetaaai ? cbamberabove the wn>
abon. and goea away ainging "SonToni feinnn* va
ne Bien toi 1,111 sy ii-." Tuia iii"ii ireh ia repreeent
ad to ba a amra aonsna aeama He waa a rake, but
be bad aome brilbaal aad chivalnma qualitiee.
afouoetS I wooden /raaeta In.teed. aa
laaid befoie, the eourt i.a peopled with wax-work
tigares.
A LE<KY DOG.
MADEatoiaaxLa'a rn.
Too Ineky dog I Her ehtldlab 1 baraaa
i< ii know, cloee pre-a.-.l iu thom white arme
yv ho m tbe lutore yeara aball prove
Ho anre a teal .-i . ertaiu hrve,
You ln.
be Doaaherarma aball graap
true tendiug in tbeir claa|
II-1 . . ea "ii 1 otbing eiie ahall ti-ze
r la fiiiuro days ;
Ion ln. ky ili.L'!
V h ri - 1 maiden qrown,
m bald and I n 1
A Ior "i aixty-two,
1 11.a. li oa baca 1 roo,
You lucky
;u childiah arma,
r'elieei! 1;. I, ; ;,: ..
Bhorl -;. ,ee y,, i |j-e, much joy >oti know :
\\ ere ?
"x.-ii lucky dog I
THEBOMA V< KOFCoMM I SDEBGOBEIA
BOYUOOD.
? nciijn Tribuna.
Ur || deacended irom au am- eut Swediah family
wi i-i to 'ii- Ua
. . e-ree at I Ixford, allU
?Oltled ,,u^ u .?-. .. . ol tlie i hun ii of
titerof a feliow
clergyman | aml ll waa in . - .-iiotue
ihe two youua peop e rearod t ion Bve
Ihey li.- leart coald wiah for?
tronblea tbey bad lencounter wrr vicariona?foi
tbey antlered ouly tbrougb tbeir pa
tli.-u . i lomontba and yeara, aad
piill ti.e miu abone,
i ir came when the i cul boy, Harry,
wwtked inl --'?? atndy unedxy und en
i ? - ' going, but
IUU.-.1 ne a -ai.or, adding witb that
Laa Bl 1 ec l.-lt hiui :
- 1 ii- . \ io, papa, beeanao, if you do not
go, [will rnn awav."
? ir -??? ? . r-iniL.'
had b |. out ol n b
i to retnrn to achool andatav
bii li '.- mi _ . ui to ihe i
.-N ; tii.-ii, ? i hia bappineaa tay iu
B m-.i ? ad a itb a fi
i-iT eaaiou. I be anh
: mutiera wen* ou -o
'i-iietlv tbal Mr. (iorringe lorgoi all about it. .Noi
bi oi proba
? t 'n bia fal bi r and qnietli iaul i
?? The ui, i- up,
?? What year, m.
?? .'lv yearof waiuug; aml ucw I want to ro to
: :n dlamay to bii
? ? > ? ..1 do when ui
- ?and u waa decided in aolemn conla
-en,! the iptaio who
l diagiiat bim with aea-life once and foro>er.
Irom r.n.i.iu'i. eommanded by an
r; an'l to bim he
nnlol. - ? ped bia -".. aa cahin
a tai puttiug a aum of uiooej and a kil
loro-clothea ' in tbe oaptaiu'a obarge, b_de
.-i.iieii to bim and went aome beavy-baartod.
I apt.tiu liorriuge aaya hu tirat taato ol aea-life
..- i: ing over tbe nnl. with a lump iu bia
: louked aml loi ked at bia b.
gaxed at it throogh a baao ol taara that tv
anddialortod itaoui luea Intoal aortaof fantaatic
-. a rough h.ui.l took him by tbe e.u-. au l a
1 him lorward with au oatb
garniahed order to go - bb takeataatoof
mpe'a oDiL Aitor th'a be did aee aaa-lita In it.
muat it rea Dgland nndia
m.i-,,-,!. an I . arreated by bia nnclo, and
ihut op until a letter from tbe Weat Indiea aaenred
bim tii.it bia nephew had not rnn away. and tbat
toe n avatem of I e Ltai >adoea hailu.it
_mie ;o wreck, ? i P '"'"r 3 ann a aa
,. laaaai ior before tha maat on a iiiorehant
mau.
Bi the time thia letter eame the Brat ?!np had
Miled ; '-ui the plucky boi aulUted ou anotber and
ktarted for India. ?':t tae Congo .'-'a-t a wonderfui
tueteor v,a- -.- i. and tbe. e almoet un
:, i reaaouing anpentitioo tbat took
--.ou of '.ti'-m. rbey waited hatleaaly tbe mia
: .- which au old forecaatle band faid was nn
pendiug.
..ie of Oood Mope a gale atrnck thevea
i-tril h. r and aent her aeudding
.- ? itumm tbrougb a aaa i I that
,1 the i... r ;eir h'.l.l oi bope an i
never tbongbt tu aee tl iln. But the hull
wallowed turougb aomeboa I . lew iteelfto
? :.-r -aw her. with jury-maata
I und torn aail-en.la aet, worklng alowly up
toward l :?'? coaal ul Hindooetan.
Night-watebaa wero told n.l. but aomeiiow thev
were badlf kept; and aoit obancad tbal in th?.
lumini lemof a tropieal nigbl tbe ahip
wentooa ro. ^ and broke her backboneclean in
two. There waaouly time t.. anaiob a fow rationa
aud pul on irn'ii tbe wreck before aue alid into her
? i b captaln tnak one
it tbe ta ere hla booor tia-l gone down,
anl. turning hia face to Bnaiand, biew hia braina
out with tbe only lirearma in the party. A grave
iu the aaadwaa - if him, and the crew
atarte.l up alouif tlie ahora-lino. There were
:,;.-.i ami tlie littlfl tnglufa boy.
1 ..- .ii - he.ii drove thom into the jnticle, an.l
tlieir uiar hen taer.- tOTced aml alow, for m_ht
hronght out death in a bundrod dreadfnl foruie,
aml tn.-v weia <>' liged to more by light They
fonod i .foodei apt the graaaand herba and aome
poiaoned asrriea, wnicb laat left twoof ihe men
witb btackened faeea tnmod to tbe bra/eu aky.
Iiiree otbara were proatratod Dy .liaeaae brouKht
onbytha ancongenial food, aad had to i>e left to
tlie.
..ne day, when thelr nuinber whb re.luced to
metatiger face to face tnthoforeat.
TbeKreai eat eroucbed al them, tbroaing ita bead
- .-? th abia, and t.urnng; bnt aecond atter
aecond paaaed, and ltdid not apring rhey atosd
ac.tr.eiy darina to braatha; and tbeir
?nipnaeand relief, tbe beaat raae aa all fours aud
? . Olt intO tii'- WOOila.
To make tbe itory ahort, tbey worhod aleagthe
ciiat until th.-v roacbau a riltage of nativea,
ainoogf who.n au bngl ih mimionary ba I ---Lileil.
He. bearina that a brotber-clergyman'a . waa
repreaeuied au.ong tlie eaataa ay. baateue . to wel
come them aml provuie them With food aud cloth
uil:.
Piadlng the boy what he waa Is** intereatod him
aelt Bofiiciently i" a. .ure bim a oa aaae boma lu -iu
Aineri'-.m BehoonoT that waabouud tor < uba with
a ,oa.l of fruit. Hiir boy wa-. lamle.l at home ai_
moutha irom tbe time bolefl ita abeltar, aad after
the brat week a_.uu eabnly annouacod bta inten
tion of following tua aaa aa a profeaaion! Hiawmh
waa gratined, aud ba roaaatemlily from rank to
rank na: . w l.eu be waa niei.-en yeara old. he
found himaolf ln New-York Harbor at theend ofa
cuiiae. v. itb tha oflei af a aim. the next vorage.
A TMUE AilEBU AS GJEL
from Thr < MeafB IHI
? I?,i vi like h>gi tald t" , ...
?? N ," repii-i K. me Vi. I loaky, di rroualy pullmg
to tiie. ea :i- ^li- ap. L-- ? leiial.rnae tbal had a 630
?ont bel.ue lali-u tioiu the atem, " he uiak.? im
Beino and ber beat ?nl Irland, Paaa? Perkina,
w.-re atan.nng tn theeonaerratory ofl oaatcutl caa
tle ihiadreary Movember afternoon, when ihe skies
w.-re overcaal with aulleu looking elonda whooa
a coming etorm. tbeyabad been
- from yontb, notwithatandtng tbat fanay
had a aeaiakin aaeque two wlntan before, got on
the nght akte ofthewhaatauuaat,andgareoaa
to K' mo.
I h. ii i wu indeed a .leatlile** .irTectinn.
M Havo yon Been 'Daniel blochatf aaked Panaey,
aa.ldruly .haiiKinit the aabieel oi conTeraation.
?? >.?,' replittd l;.,uo. W bat la i: aboutf
"Obllt'atorolr. A man want* to marry a ffirl,
and ahe iovoahlm tenibly. lh-y are inarned by
the nn.giatrate, aud th.-n ihe gtrJ wanta to liave
__io:her.ereuiouv in t ne t bur.h. I be man refu.aea
ba-cau.se h<- iaan inri 1.1, bai lini'.ly aaya be will do
oa abe likea. Then the giri aava ahe woo i have bim
at aii. aml thev pait very inleeraolo.
" 1 he nul refuaea to uiarry hiui I a?_a Rcine, in
hag-ard toiit-a,
?? \\ hy, v-?. Ibe refuaea atteriy.
" U bere ia tbe a.-fi.-nof thw play located!''
" In SwilBeriand.1
" Ah!'' aaya K.iae. a -i.h of relief e?(.aping her,
"1 thougut uo Au.ericttu girl would ao far lorget
b-rself."
TURKISfl AFFAIRS.
THE PROQRF.SS OF CRIME, OFPRF.S^ION
AND liECAY.
friOH me RKcruK <oaaKaeoNDE?rror the TKtBr*r.|
CossrANTlsoPLK. November H.
One of tnoae occarreneea whicb ahow tbe aliirht
neaa of the change wronght In tbe Turktab nature
tinder the intlueneoof civillzation haa become the
horrorof the honr. Dr. Klatibian, ahighlvedu
cated and talented physiria-n and a mau known
and loved throoghout the wnie cirele of Fnropean
residenta, waa found ilea.l in the Sea of Martuora
laat week. An antopsj proved tbat h*? bad IkeaB
mnrdered by amothering. The faet of the mnrder
in Itrttf waa horrible euough. hut the matiner of it
recalls the worat ilayaof palace intrignes and the
secret nowstrlur. The tolice have not eucceeded
in rlnding a cle"v to the erlminal. ont the circum
atances anpear to he about aatollows: The doetor
was stittimoneit to atten.l a eaae in a country
hotiae juat outside of Kadikeny ? ('halcedoa on the
Aaiatio -ide of the Bosphorus. He waa s-ett to
enter the itrounda of the houae bnt not to leave
them. Kither in the grounds or in the houae he
a l ? aef upon hy mer, in n.tmher sntlicient to throw
him daWBBBd to eontrol his atrufirles duritiK the
time neeeasatv to sntother him hy holding some
aoft b.?!y upon his face. It ia haro" to tmae-ine
htini.n t.elnxa eapahle of eoollv arraniriuR to hoiu a
Btanla nrdertoput him to a alow ueath, hut the
IntOl-U-l artdeaea of the bronehial tuhes and the
extamal kaarka <>n the lips where tbey aere tatead
upon the '.eeth, prawa that the atieient impervi.un
nen- to oniiuary litnnan sentimenta etill enat*
amoeg the Torka. The inen who did this deed were
inen who eoul.t pi in the ?low tort'tre. aml cott'd
roly upon tba baraaeaa of thor ewa baarta. They
knaw beforehand that they eonld raatat the im
palaaaoi pity dnring tbe lon.-convn'.smns nf their
victlm, anl they ptaferrad todatblaratbertbaa
t> rlak dlacorery bytaking tbe qnickor method ei
the bulletortba knife. Hut tbewotst Eratnre of
the eaae ia that tue nmrderer* were ilireete.l I.y
aoaaoone bo high Inpaattlea as toeoatreltha po
; liee. Witneaaaa bave been found who taatlfytbal
they saw the mnrdered man umlress on the sea
? aml plunge Into the water on thatehill
Novemher day. Awituesawhoineautioualyremerk
ii boaaa tbe doetor enter tbe gronnda of th*
booae where be la inpi oaed to bara b hm killed, baa
arioualy diaapi>eared. Ail tbeaarraataaa
aa tbe family at the hui I Dr. Klati?
bian did not u" t'i th ? houae tbal day, and are eon
aaqueutly left nnd itnrbed by lha pol ce. Moreover,
liceautboritiea, iu oppoeltlon r.? tl"* teati
ni?n.N ? byaielana, bara adwerl ajdinpriat
-, tbat l>r. Kiatihiaa "-ris drowaed. In
? Rody taone of thoee whose artora live
in palaces and wili not let the trnth be told. It ia
. lerona to apeak the nama of tiie dead
doetor in a pnblic plaee. Only surm'*es exi?t aa to
Ihe canae of the tnnider, One tbeory eoone
vrouian witb the aBalr; enother attribnt a 'he
erime fo ; i ?nay oo t:ie part "f a
i'nrkisli phyaieiaaof higb rank vho fell h's futnre
threatened br ti e aneeeeeof I'r. Biatihtan la I
in_ nienil.ers of tl.e Imperial faniilv. Whaterer
inao, the crime waa one tbat raminda n. h. w
tiriulv the Tnrkl BtiU . hng to tbo bat.its of the iUrk
a.?a. ?
Tbii etiBMin Conatantinopl lattractsattentlon on
aaeoaai al the peraona] qnelituM of the rietlm.
asenr on ararj rida, In
the Ttt'ir-i- Mountalna, not far from the city of
Adanalal ili lataane* village ealled Oamante.
When It waa fonnded, aaraa er eight yaa
?a a-i e toeeted to serve bi b prote. tlon to eomnM
trafdc throngh the monntal ia Mea ware eni aar
aged ta more ia aad aattla there The popalaiion
la mainly comDoaed of Moatems, hat contalua also
Pbriatlana who are the tndearnan an.t prorialoa
mercLanta of tbe plece. Witb tba ware of Moalem
fanatieism whieh haa lately awept over this eoun
trv, tbe lofty apint of Mabomatan aspfaatio
-? trreil in tbiaril age alao. Tne ifoalen. Inhab
itauta have aystematieallv pillaaed the hoiiaes and
?hapa ..f tbe Cbnatiana, i.y wayof ttlvins- expreeslon
totheir!hlith reBgdoaatellnga. The Christiane natu
rally appealed to tha Gorernor for protaetlon .-ml
redre?s. Tho Gov. rnor. h.iwever. ordere.l tbeai
oatof Ini aii'-'ti-t pr-'senee tellina'them that had he
known that Ckuriattaa doga exhrted in that plaee
lie wonld never have aeeepted offiee there. A few
yeara ai-'o tbla WOnld h ive ended fhe marter. Now.
however, Chriatiana all orarTurkey barebegBB to
learn from Amenean misaiotniries that they are
m"n and have righta. rfenee tbaaa naen atrangaly
peraiated in demanding inatice, namlng tbe robbera,
aad praaaing their claim in inch a wav that the
Goreraur waa teoad ta arraat the gnllty partiee.
The men arre.ted eonfeaaed the crime aud were
Baol to prisou for a few <!avs. Thev were uot. how
ever, e.-maetl to return tha <t?.Ien |OOda, aml on be?
lng qnickly raieaaed wlthont trial, they made haate
tolell th"ir Chiiatian aeigbbora t.? leok ouf for re
vetitte. Afaw dayaatterward a laadinu Christian
w.is looud <ie_.l in bia bed, with a eor.l araead his
neeg aad a aword in hia beart The othet Chriatiana
of tne plaee, terrifted beyond tneaaura, anpl ed once
| more to the C.overnor for proteetloo. This time
_? ,f it I'.very man who teatilied that he couhl
ldentiiv the swonl. or who had expraa.aed a hehef
that the rcurder waa an act of revenire for the
fortner complaint, was arrested and pnt in BffiaoB.
Tbaaa men now lie in jail cturaed with the niniiler
of their eoinra.de. Not an uiqniry haa heen made ot
the wat.hmen of the qtiarter. not a .|neation has
baea aakad af tha Moalem owner ot tbal t.di-tale
aword : the liovernment has llmltad Ita administra
tion of jaatiea te tbe anmmary aappraaalea ef wit
ueeaes who uii^ht prove annoyiui.' if left to carry
the oaaa to bigbat iiuaitera. What can those
wretehesdnf To them every foreiirner ia a repre?
sentative of a jndicial farce of unknown mlgbt,
and they proseut thrir case to every foreitiner
whom they v^n reach. They imploie protection.
Jaatiea tbey bara bo bope ad reoairing The mere
escape with i:fe from the con?e<|UeDcca of their
raah attempt to recover stoleu propotty ia all they
a?k, and thev ask it patheMcally, deaoairiugly.
Multiplyanehaeaaa hy the numberof amall. out-of
the-way rillagea in 1 tuxey and you have a atitu of
hopele?B gnevance whieh is appalhniz. Tbousanda
on tboaaaada ot miaerable, ignorant peopie lne
under t-Iie yokr and sti'ler an aagutab of fear be
eaaaa tbey are Cbriattaaa They are outnumbere.i
tea to999 by Meajlaaaa aad so tbey. are he'pless.
Hat aa their <ry Roes np to heaven the aound of
it reuda our hearta, heeauae hnmau powar can do
nothtnc to remedy their tronhle.
Forei.rers commonly ean do nothingto helpthe
out-of-the-way victimaof Moalem fauaticism. Hnt
(leneral Waliace haa lately had it iu hia power to
aid one grnup of unhappy creaturei who were
alieated at .lamnaaoaie ttne ago fora real oruu.in
Laary violatioa of tba dignity of the Empra >ix
(ireeks arrested by Tnrkish troopa had lain iu
priaou witboat trial for fourteen montha. Every
ei^ort to seeute their releaae had failad heeam?e the
<ultan aloue eotild deliver them. Ona day when
the-nltan a'aa exure.asiug to (ieneral Wallare ini
deaire to ahow him some aiibstautial tokeu of re
gard, the Oenerai uiildly suageBted that the t
oftheseaix (ireeks wonld i.e aeeepted witb pieaa
ure Ihe Miltan was prohal.lv a lutle aurpnaed
at the tnru given to the conrersattoti taatteaB
down the namea of the men. lu duetimeanlm
penal reacript iaaued directiu^ the releaae of tbe
aix nieti. But bere 899*8 an odd compllcation.
The aix namea aivaa la the order were uot the
namea preseDted by (ieueral Waliace. The clerks
wbo drafted the order had auuplied ?.ther uamea.
However. after fanaalfalbrB with othiciala the
matter waa explained aa the result of a niu-take.
and it waa a_ree,I lhal the ralaaaa ordered bv
miatake slionld atand, and tbat unothcr inineual
reacript idiould k_8B8 directinii tbe relea?e of ti.e
otherair ulso. Twalre BBBk Ih-fafbia are now re
joicing in dcliv.ran.e fraui the dun.eona wbeie
tbey miirht have rotied had not a aapey ehan.e
hrought their uames before tbe bigheat power.
How inany otber Cunsfian pnaouers lie forgotteu
bi prisonswitho.it trial or the hope . f it uo tnau,
Turk or foreiiner, 8BB posaihly know.
The prevalenee of oppreaaion and . rime indicates
disorgauizatiou. One cannot prognoaticat* the
rateof dtaaolution In a rcaaa that ia already jolly
Like iu reapect to coumateucy. Rut it ia aafe to
aay that tifty years have uot aaen stu k Unguor,
auch tlabbinesaof body and uitud. aa has befaileu
theTurkiah body politic alnce Tel-el-Kebir and Ita
deatrncllon of the ran-Ialamie idea. Tbe Grand
Vlzier baa. aftar a lon_ tuaale with tbe p_rty of In
anltion, swceeded in gainmg the Sultan'a aaaeot td
three commiaaiona for reorg-nJzing the adminia
tration of adau-a. But tbeae commiaaion a are
merely adviaory and are deatined to follow in tbe
path ot generationa of aucb oomminaiona iu doing
nothing. The deotroyinir foteeeatwork in Iurkey
become more ann more evident every day, an<l the
fact that thia amieut Tnipire ha* ;doae betoreit
new diaaat. ra, Ix t ou.es more certain.
There wua a graud pr.xeaaion here tbe other day
on one of tbe irreat Moaieui featlvala. All tbo
apleudor of the ( ou. t waa on exluoition I'.ut _lter
the teremoriy the Miniater of Fiuim.<> waa <ou
veraing with aome frienda iu a aumptuoua aoart
uietit when a hiiije n.ob of wonien api??\i:ed de?
mauding money to buy br.-ad. They b.-eet tha
place on aii aidea an.l damorud with aclamm tbat
alwaya atnkea terror to the atouteat HBflhMB heart.
They were atarving. ?o they aaid, haaaBBB the
Miniater of Finauce haa not paiu BBlartaa for
montha. No guard eould control them. No -oldiea,
darea raiae hia haud againat a womau. And ao tha
Min.ater, goid laee, ordera and all, had to beat I
precipitate retreat tbrongh aome aecret p.i.a.-i_ewap
in order to aave huuaeif fro.n their c!nt. BB One
amusing feature of thia little in. -'deut BtBaeaV
rioaa fact thal these WOBBBI are largely h-tadd-B"
turbera. Otlb-iala Und that they caanot iret theu
pay tnemaelves. \\ hen they become BtTBltOBOd foi .
aaaa, Ihrtefera, they batafca tb-maehea ?,.. theaa
women. The woinen are profejeaional .olle.tort
and receivo a pereenta-e <>n wbat tbey | t> Ihey
know that they eaB .leieat any uoldiera wtah ihebr
alippera or perh.tpa their yella. Be the u a lha
mo-t aaaraaaa maaaaroa in order to gai tba n.oney
ont of the Oetmamewt Ihey _et up Btaba, fhe^
petition the Suliaii, tbey ahed eepBMBi a; ovef
their hard Iot, aud ao wiu - command for I -me -.iijrhl
dtatributtoa <>f money. Then they occupv ti eap?
proaches to tba Treaaury biiiidiii_s aad ntterly
provoal any BnhaPpy male creafnre ti u. .?> mucty
aaaeeing tha pay-win.lows uMil they ha e them*
lawnall tbat they can get.
aJuamd Va ? tha aaelane af Hieaar,'1 the
fatBerij pgaaldaBl of the AaaamOly ta tbe I arlia
ni'-nt ofl876, aml more latelv the UovoCBBB of
Iirocaa, has couie to griof. IL- haa beea u-iaoved
from offieo, aud, m U se yet, hia faultn ba. ? booa ofll*
publiabed Ho toaaaael virtaaoa aaa, not
ingbly impraetloablo. 0_Sared II raak of
. iiy ietuae.1 it. [avitOd te Oateg
tbe lliatatry aadei --u.t.m Abd-ul-A ; ..iied,
M1 won't go into tbat don of thtavoa - mado
Oraad Vi/:ei in lha early part of the | re eai reiuu
bedeligbted.tbe peoptaby walktagto ><t at
?i a baekney earria i \ l_nt>
ooghloverof liagaiatte Btaalaa, haI -..e<la
lary ot Tnrkiah iu wbicb th.-w.. ? ,.-ar?
raagedalmaataa they chancoil to eome Intahaf
ui i 11. i. iu looking for a word begianing with * A.'
? boice of 22 aa of
which tbe word ma. ormay aoi ?? dad-i
Ditionaare i; "? ?? a!"" i" tlu- etvn:- : >g j' n '1 yet
eontaia i l e unwary. I ? tho
wonl foi oeuii-t :ietl by thebumoroat
- a kind oi Jew from Vienn i . laa a
living by pnttingonl people'a eyea. Belia .na ia
tbeiileaol governingthe country for tba aued of
- - on beiag aola ? * hat
the people "I. : " to call good. J ? le of
Brouea cordiallj batehlm. i?n?*of ' ,ieaa
orea dnriug hla receat adminiatratian . i itprove
againat thedoth. *w . '.. /eU
beka 1 be /.?? beka wear tha nifea
to a prodlg ou* be ght rouv
araaoove tbe knee. rhe eeeentrlc l'a .- eided
ui hiaown mind tbat there waa real
why Zeibeka -t weara dreaa a har.
uiiirr. t;iate. He . ? tliO
Zeibek dreaa i.y b proclamation, an.l baa naod --reat,
at..re of eoorgy anl much money in euforctng tha
dectee. 1 ba immediate eanaeof l.ia removal, aa
reported, accu.la witb bmnaoal el ? i ?tica.
- ^ ii. ol . - reporta ba mnt directly to ^aut
Pteba, the Graud Vi ..r. At taagtfa Haid 1'acha
. l bim tobe oottded that Uovernoraof prora
? ommunical nfral
?:i-e of the M -'-r of
the In'. r or. re j BJ to ae. .1 m ???;._
\ Izier. _omo we. ka tho
?-i to ncu.l an unier t<> iii ....v, and
adiLooaod Velik Pneha wktbont having recouree ta
tlie deai^nateil ehanrel of comu Baleation. Qulcklp
there c.ime Irom brooaa a teleumu. for the M.n
'.atei oi iii- [nterior t<> tin? eflaet ? ? I bave reeotvod
adoeument rtantlnopleaigned by a man
nanieii Mnf. vThal aimll I <lo with Itf* Tho
"man nainod Said 'did aot reli^h th.' u.keand
promptly rem iredtbe obatreperofBi OoveiBor.
Lord DufFerin'a .le;)arturu lilla the 'I urka witb
,-iiixie;y. .There ia a general tmproaaioo tli.it ho
ni i? bave '.een ealled away la order tj aiiow I.ng
laml'a diaple i tba si.i!ran for bia i leec
ifroa a- lo Arabl. Ureat ia tbe dreadof tha
cooaeiineDcea which mav artaa trom Hm '.? <? -' -tnp'w
coiupariaon ol Arabi'a lettera irom Cooatantinopla
w:tii h'4 omnnoteaof tbe aasaranoeagl an i v tho
, wera being wi tten,
N'evertbeloaa, it arill be stranue if th- ra ? rs ro
Arabi are actualty pnrrod to havoemai teil Itoaa
aroe here Aa w.-u BaHod i' h-tuue,
?real precantiona ean takeu aga.nal .1- ovory<
i ..- Bbeik Zater waa a pr .oma
mnnieatmg witb ArabL Hotanotanorl al, bat B
prirate man whoeaioyaa rortala aaaouut ut .'i*th fa
vor at tue p.iia..-. He exercia*".! ineb cautioo in bia
DMt-Oda tnal manv iiii.'.ortaut lettera f.? Arabl
wer- wi tten for him by ol a. ire a, r1"-. a o wero
ilire. te<l to aign ttn-ir own n.-uuea fo rhe decnaaaatB>
In tbla vsay Arabi waa dtroctad froui bere but a|
tbe aame time a. te I on hia ?w:i roaponaibility. Ho
.?.. eptod the advice of private iu.livi.iuala.
-.iieik Obeidnl-tb, tlie Kunl. atill arivea tha
rjovernntonl ai an azeaae ior conenntrating targa
foree on the e.iMrru frontier i*heee foreoa are
l.eui- beavily anpnlied with artillerv which ia
worthleaa aineii,' Obeidutlab'a monntaina Thelr
real objoct ia towateb the Huaaian fo;> -a > n tho
frontier BOar Mt. Ararat. for the fortunea of tha
la-t war have brougbt thia dtatnet into tl e frouj
rankof the defeOMVO lino. Aa to the '?lieik him*
aelr, he only wishea BO be lel alone. He haa re-a
fuae<l toheodordera entroaliaa aadovoatbeo_oa
ofapenoioool 110,000 a year. luapiteof everya
fhin_ be niibtly n-peate hia deelar-tion thatho
intenda no hann to any one. but is dotorroinedtO
remaln in hia nnn domaina for his ow.i i .mfort,
He haa mount-iin faatneaaaa tnat are inacceaalbla td
Turkiah warriora, aml ia uot likely to be .laturbed
while he ia i|inet. Meanwhile the BBfTaala whofll
the >heik left c-re In bia tligtit atalytag m tho
Central 1 riaon. 1 <lon"t know whether yo:.</ readOCg
nn.leratar.d wl at tbe i eutn.l I'rison of i onatan*
tiuople ia. It ia Andaraonville priaon-i^n roofed ln,
The door ia a moia:. i-la-.-k clay ami tha prxnera,
aouie huu'lreda in nuinber, are free to u*- anv parB
of it for bed, table or ehair. Those who navej
blauketa ar? happy. But theie are mauy wha
have no blauketa. m> aho??a and l.ardlv anv .iothea.
>n<;h priananra staml bareioot aml abivar until
worn our aud then he down in the mud aml ahiveg
while they rest. The aerv.inta ot -l.e.k i.iuei
ilullah are nnt into thia plaeeou the w.-.l-knowrl
Turkiah prin - :ple of pnniah:n? a .riui.iia. - ... areat,
relativa if il ia found lutonveuient to punisb tha
iruilty oue hiuiacif.
TUE Dl'CUESS ASD TUE i MEELLlA %
fram tha tnjt:<}.
? Tbeumhrella ia amineat'j iwepectabta. and evem
ntatorte, great porauuagaa have buourod it witb
their pasroaaga, Pepia-ta-Bref, for inataoee, ia
??.-! to bave had a weakneea for uuibreila^. tbougbj
thr point ? |bl be further cleared up. It waa uo
doubt ia meaaorr, bowovor, of hta aueeator'a llkJaa
tor thein thai Looia 1'hilini.e ahowed bia weil
known atlecliou for loug-tried arrvn it- .i tho
ombrellagaaaa,aarofaroooa whlehtod totheJuly,
Mouarchy Uiugolfeu calie.l ? La Dynaatii d i I'ar^
aplui.-.' All tbe noldeu vouth of th- .... uiadagj
poiut of iinitating the King and Prim tlu tbei^
attachaaent to the uaefuilittlecoiupoiiii.ia.il aiito
aud whalebnue. aad M. Thaaaa waa aaan | entoi
coiiiparuii*- lnuiM-lf to fnem by aayiug h.- waa"aig
oid i.iiiiuella on whi. h ag.Hxl deal of raiu had)
fallan." Onlynfew yeara aince the .-iiatom atilfe
eziated of prtseutinu oue'a tiancee with an niu
bit-lla. ,., , , , , _,
i.re.a ladiea _od ifriaettea alike have bloaaod tha
protector whieh haasaved a uew oonne' fituu daaj
BtrnctlOB. Tbe uuibiella. by the \\tk\. j.aya^
prominent roie iu a atory of which the Duciieaaa do
Herriwaatbe heroine. Her IflOiiaooahavingdm_
miattetl her rarriane at her miliiner'a daor. found
n^raelf aarprtoad aa her way back on r.ot to tha
Ll>eeei<y j abarp Bhower. A reapectaily dreaeedl
youngama, aeeing her awkward poaititu, poiitelp
brtered tooaeort ber home under the ahe.-et of an)
umbrella. au.t theoti.T waaaccepted. TbaLHaeaaaaB
waa aseeaatvaly ctarmiug aud attraetivo, aml
the young leliow naturally feil a little cr.noaity
ahout hia fair charge. Alter afew prelimlBBflf
queatioua he tuni.ilv veutui-ed on aaking tiie Dua
eheeaa beraddreaa. " l'Uce Ileauvan,' waa tbe reply^
" Vour baabaao ia r-rhart an employc like m^x
irfilf t' he veuitire.l to ln.iuire. * Yee." ?* Iu a Mma,
latvyl" - .S"." - ln almnkt" ? No." - ln a
houae ot buaineaaT" " No." ? Atanotar\>* " Na
he wcrka at tha (.'haieau." A little more eenwa*)
aation brotul.t them io tne F.lyaee, aud tba <>art?<l|
the owner of ihe umbrella having m.iticml ibe
liucbea.-rf- tokOOO it to sreae the aoarl yar.I. aft??
gvina her hia i.l.lreaa, ao that it muht be -. at bacB
to him the next ilay. He tben duly loaairadM
prop?-rtv from the li.inda of tbe Duc .le Betll Bim*
aelf, who. after thankinn the young fa>t-iw, haamM
him m little pecket l>ook. in wbicb tho I'ucbeeB
ha<t heraelf embroidered the word ? -far... lu ona
of tbe pocketa waa a paper notifying hia pn motioo
-he waa in a Miulatry-tc a higher gr_.ie. T_6
lucky otliei_l migi.' well aay witb M l'i >i.ilioiaiuO|
i ? Ce parapluie eat Ie plue heau joor de uia vle.',

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