The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-31

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| NEwPoRI, July 8. 1873.
With the coming Of the orchestra 70 the
Osean Houee, which event dates from the
1tb. We may coesldsf the ssoeon - tairly IN
auglrsied. The hos:l life aIsays Iass lit
tie until ne band arnvais' Bot nov re n nay
| expect WIN me IAN OF ne neso9Ioi 0sos
| canoce aeo sn lns - % 'nI A.ln se,
tses Of melody ana he~ufe' me oe0aa socaai
say:ees o. mop :nd Peo@easae me graz
| corradoes ana piaxsas OF tne A!anuc ana
Ooean houses nave Pteeo.sa !aiher a. = lone
some aspect Up 70 'oe Pse;ens u"e; Ane ~,
venI OF .ne osoos u'. emmy ~ .ns, ..1
though ne rooms wiu not 0e al taken until
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Of company aninG or wsi.ine upon the
Plsazas or IN me na''s .nen tne
.-.oft ee.scons plsy heavenly ehunes,
FOG though tne coIAgefs ana VIVA people
nave fs'ne! : nsolt OF elesa'ios ,.elf noses ~
tne notei hie, tney are very winning 70 come
ont OF tneif sec'1s,on :na JOIN me eay
throogs upon the hosei piazza. IN the band
l 0o9k 01tnl0R 0oD9Ol1
fairly set IN, eot me coo'ef days inat nave
followed nave cooNa tne alo9l 2. .es oetoess
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individaa': 10 tne usu.. uIe.Iy ursu,se ~
oloo:s irocks ana oeesy 'too'elS we coos'o'
efa0iy iesseneo.
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IN tne maI1eI o! %oLa.n9 NV. As oIe
banning IutTIs uISu 'no e ~.
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around the nas1colnel, oy'nS
their occapenss !Io@ YIN - ." na' :no coe-
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entersainment 10 tne way VI 1nuef P.ne'
etc. "a the a"elncon orivs oo~1 'ne .ye-
nue.. aoung Amef'c1, MAZE anu Iemsie,
strains its eager rePa'.c.n eyss 70 c:.cn !.
glimpse OF count Cor, 'Ie t.A'sH N u,nls..I
afistocishc sce' cr Our o.no'u .so..aoo'e
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carr age, 1ne!e MI n ~ C T., ."S s
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namee, aclnsis us eye-eAs WIN .eneweo
interest. ana the Engn.nmen ano .ou"'
Corfu ana all me test OF tne 'olslsn vi i,'Is
INSIDE ana ootside .ne comnlss'on sle NO. a.
| all backward IN returning theSe g,ance: WIN
interest vhen Jsn'".ne !oone AmeIlcA -
concerned. Ana anytaing more Io.e:y
than tnose carnage lo.!s VI kils 'nsy Will
certainty never meet again IN a"v cou""y'
The afternoon drive is getting to be great
panoramic picture gallery, for With the new
Ocean avenue, which leads you straight from
the Bellevue to the Fort you have q long
view, not only OF landscape and seascape
but Of all possible varieties OF humanity.
Here Mira Shoddy's carriage jostles that OF
the Marquis de MaIzsns, or OF the Count
Delaporte. And riding abreast you may
see q little Yankee school-boy aud Senior
| DetIS 08ll0 VI Sue Au1IsAD sAWyp VI PAee'
taml;as from an adjoining town with an old
fashioned carryall full Of children goes jolt
ing and creaking alongside OF vicomte's
saiin-lined landau. And here the very
flower of American youth rejoicss your eyes
with ito lovely coloring and soft outlines.
But there is new sensation upon Bellevue
avenue in the shape Of bran new game
called Chivalry. II makes its first appear
ance in Mr. Lorillard's grounds, and attracts
numberIea eyes. You catch the sound OF
| mallets-a click-clack which Ia quite unlike
croquet-and turning you see dazzling
vision of what appears to be silver castles
and courts. You look closer and perhaps
somebody will be kind enough to tell you
that these castles are manufactured Of light
metal closely resembling silver, and that the
game ia composed not only OF castles but
Of bastile, . throne, q forte, and
garde. The game is foreign inven-
ton and importation, and is very expensive,
90 will be likely to remain exclusive. II is
infinitely prettier, Of course, than croquet,
and the picture that is made BY the player,
young girls in their summer costumes and
their accompanying cavaliers moving about
and in and out Of these four.!oot shining cas-
tier, is quite bewildering. 1t il said to be
q game that is specially dear to the hearts Of
coquettes, a the whole basis and detail has
the flavor OF sentiment and romance which