The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-30

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Mr.s wlhian Cody, Is,ias Buas,S Bin
has been IL ths city 'for two weeks" II
Cody IL IN honest fionGersman, with aI
the virtues and Z few Of The vices 'tha,
flourish on the frontier. ne has visited
various places Of note In the city, isclu
ding the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Faitie Wsl1lt
doughbah fa,o Rsms, the Bowesy Theatre
the Academy of Design. the Blck Csuak
Oliver Hiscboocks the Eaang NsaS Asso.
ciaaon, the Horgue, the Canterbury, POLES
Headquarters, thes shot tower in Centre
strese. Norton tho Pirates, Thomas NasCs
studio, Just,cs aDowling's Police Court. tho
Five Points House of Industry, the Equi,a.
ble Life Insurance building. Delmonico's,
Mr.. Henry Hills Theatre, Dorlan's, ,.ths
City Hall, and vaxioua other places OF
amusement N. Cody soon after h,s asri>
vsl In this city secured boarding house in
Eighth street. Herr he MAS Visited By
many distinguished gestlsmen.i Among
them were soms Of tAes most. fashionable
and aristocrstic young gentlemen Of ths
metropolis, CommodofP Bennett. he gsr-
tlenenly proprietor Al ths, New. York
Yacht Club, was among the Number. ..fa.
The Commodore, with that innate delica.
cy which hi evef distinguished him, inyi.
ted Buffalo Bill to banquet At the rooms
Of the New York Yacht Club, Twenty.
seventh street and Madison avenue. be But.
fslo Bill accepted the invitation. The ban.
quet was Get down for Wednesday .avenisg
last. A. Mr.. .Hockshss, Hon. iAusasaus
Belmont. Mr. Knapp, Mr. Osgood, Mr.
Winnie Gray, and other wealthy young
gentlemen, who intended to visit the Plains
during the spring for grand hunt, were
anxious p, make Buffalo Bills acqusin.
lance, Commodore Bennett courteously in.
vited them to the banquet. The dinner
was prepared regardless of expense. The
choicest wines, 1sh, salads, and fruit were
provided. The Commodore Get down no
limit. The prios was nearly 800 head. !
Delmonico lent them some of his finest sill
yer dishes. ~'' CA" .l'"'71h a@t ."
On the evening Of he banquet Commo|
dore Bennett and his friends appeared On
time In full evening costume. Buffalo Bill
was missing. aAftsr waiting for him an,
hoIr and T. half, the Oommodore tn. q
note TO hin boarding house Id Eighsh street.
M Cody 'was not at homo On the rscepg
lion! Of this news the Commodose' and his |
friends sat down 10 tho table and went %
work. The Commodore was more than
bimself. He entertained the oompany right
'oyslly and overlooked with wit Indeed,
hose present declare that it was the must
enjoyable entertainment that they had ever
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On the following morning the Comma.
lore again senta messenger to Buffalo Bill,
md politely inquired regarding his health.
"Oh, dog.gone my buttons, I'm Just q
'ealthy u s'pssky wild cat oon o. My
morning" replied Buffalo BIN. .I cud
it the hxr from Brule Sioux with both
y, shat-conf fog n'dlu BY buttons buttons efa1
. You were not At Commodore Benefits cts
Inner last EVENING"" !
"Nsu!" answered Buffalo Bill, raising
10 hand to his ear y X deaf. ''@h y ~ A7i
Commodore Bennett was much dis6p.
ointed because you were not ct bis Yacht
hub dinner hast evening"" said the nessen-
e. sialqno3 - guiisiT.r stc1 .ssal =tf
. Dinner H. repeated Buffalo Bill in %.
'nphnent :. diuner, % It was. Well, rake
70 with scalping knives ef Ididn't, forget
u about it. Ye zee, I'll tell you about bow
was. ! met IN old forty sinner from CAL
crny. and me and him struck game Of
rsw poker, and we shuck EN- Up until
aylight, and got cleaned. Dog gone my
Ide ct I dido't forgit OIL about Jim Ben.
ett'a roast. Tell him III come some other
r. l6xn.toe Tit 10 binTsh at
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