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each tried to hurt tho other ~ much ta he
could. Such nice paragraph there Was about
it IN the Tory paper, tie next day, 'Anotilel
Irish Outrage" and 10 On. When separated,
both combatanta retired to tho c1ub to hesl
their wounds. Neither has been seer. since,
and tho relatives are alarmed lest more scri.
GUS encounter may come or On tile coatipent.
The committee. / am told. have decided that
Us the scene occurred outside the doora Of the
club, they have no Official coeu;zance
Of it, but the members raneraiIy an
described a. being scanda,izea to
tho last degree, II the two members
continue to nse the u1ace. they viii ha c1.t and
it will be iyuprudent in anv nj their fe1tor.
countxymen to run the riak of a b.liot for
membership At present, So bicoted ia the
Saxon that even the footmen Of the club. copr-
ing their matters, are heard to ssy 10 each
other, apologetically. in discussing The spect.-
Gle, "Du. then, both we're Irish"
THE OPERA AND THE nA11r
Within tho 1ast few DAYS, at ono or the other
Of the opera houses, We have had Il Dasbiere
ii siyigla, Don Giovanni, La Favorisa, Fauet,
Weber's Abou Hassau, and Dinorah,-snd
to many Of the ordinary visitors
nearly every bar In these works is familiar.
Tho ballet is not a sen,rate uerformnnca brt
il introduced into the opera yery absunalv
sometimes, There is no preteuco 1t hiainr
any more Of the figure Of the female d,nc,rs
than the aborieines in savage comedy are &C.
cus.omed to hide, The rest il d;sn1.yed in
fesh-colored nuslin. with every possible at-
tention. Tho whole looks 30 like the reality
that am not ut all sure the actual thighs ara
not eecn. Dy what extraordinary inrfucerities.
eecentricitiea, blindness. or CAPRICE English Ia.
dies haro come to regard Ill this az
legitimate spectacle, and to look philosophi-
~ '3-T'..A ~ "'n.o .1' .neA uaapaas IL
sacn scenes an never able to understand.
lhis year the otchestrasAre magnificent. The
cnnecientiousness and tie extreme nicety and
sfftl which cb.r,c.eriza tho ran,,a1,sn ~,
compose ING oscnes1as OF inc tWo opera
honses no" open IN London can hardly be ex-