Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-28
LETTER FROM san FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April -

ialAltN EN1sNstNf u. ttc Npttitt Ittt
he a Bohemian? After a visit To the
pleasant rooms used by the "Holiemi-
an Club" of this city. l felt all the
more keenly the injustice done 10 me
by Pane Nature. when she made me n
woman. Men have 50 an u
of pleasure. and it is So ~cosrcHicHt
! when they come late. to mildly remark
to their lite's partner: "Oh. my dear,
| have been to the club" Well. those
Bohcmians are fellows who kWoW
/ ercrvthing. and a great deal more. be-
sides. The rooms are beautifully fur
ni>hei, the walls hung with oil paint
ings, and pictures of members of the
club, that have been presented from
time to time. \ piano. with stacks OF
new and old music. also afford means
of delightful enjoyment. one of the
members favored us with some beau
tiiul operative selections, and the ctfest
of the performance WAS such As to put
Us in the humor 10 fully appreciate a
glass of fire champagne. in whose
sparkling depths VT pledged ourselves
10 ever remember tile pleasant hour
spent among this novel assembly. The
! tables are covered with >erap-book>.
/, filled with caricIturrS and literary
curio>itic>. and albums containing pic
cures of members OF the club. and
, noted men and woinen of the day.
The tue OF Shakespeare, i'll
bone. is "A beautiful ornament. and
cost $500. Their coa.-ot-artnS is an
owl standing on skull. surrounded
with appropriate representations OF
music. painting, etc. The motto is:
I'VE have no weaving spiders here"
ON the occasion of High Jink>"a
sire" is chosen to conduct the debate.
and every one has an opportunity To
tell all he knows. An immense punch
bowl is filled to the brim with such
beverage As encourages 1.-THE flow OF
reason and the feast of SOUL When
the hour of Low JinkS' arrives this
said fluid becomes ">mall by degrees
and beautifully less and then the
gay Buhemians depart in good humor
with themselves and every one else.
each confident of having said some
thing new, original or witty. The
apartments are charminCly comforta-
hle. and answer we'll the purpose To-
which they are designed. 1t was with
regret we babe adieu 10 this sanctuary
of So much genius. pleasure and
punch.
Cror, ,b., ro,ro, 40 ar1oa our
way 10 the 'hine>e lhea'er' "h!ch Is
now in full blast. eve laughed so
mrch in my life. in tact. il ber,a,s all
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In a.Ina =" - ",i'n. Pc ~,
- morn r. 7, - - ,a tean,
- no go - a"e, n.eti
60. - nv 49, wv! ar.
-, o..au."s 80
: >t.'.ft o. '"cNsoi street a'itt i
aIi.ie. tH"'a an. ,ta >ta"it H"n e.ei
sa". me prlNa.e poAe> zoos ithe .le
f"1te>. s''ii> ~ Plc>.n' " Nc! uh,
sta"te iit:iaie'' IN ti,e>e ar >.a1eu
t.e "eal,iiiei ~ c!,.n's anu lneii
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u uS, anu nan ",i"hsc" re-
49, VI eNiem>1. M
"'f.'.' nv w ~ az .,le'ilie'
WV ou an nv i'e"i VIII me per
they Sinr in their hivh t,Isntto norn.
that prove to he distraction to any
sense Oh harmony. II orchestra con-
WHO scran, awa" w.L n,nuIniL
industry on their national instruments.
When Il nan is killed on the stage he
W" up anu Naihs "i very 9f"tftH.
~ "'iliell le'LoI III. o,'t MN assume
e.e ilcrc>>niS 'ii'ia''ei>. "ic>> i
ao.S".,n '"Muis, anu ',iere Is 10
a~rol,cufla!n or SCENERY OF any sort.
~ "ct'i, "Sh!iiS |" clo>> u prid!e'
n'i " >iia'i t'pIeS put near '"Selh-
>" ~ d poaiu P'accu a'I,s> tiie'ii'
WI" ~ ii"-iil'pl "iSiH'H ne came III
u uniLo u1"n, .,hieu up on d cn"ir'
"',Atu over me taple> ana board sep,
tci y On "'iol'ier ciiai' ana "a!ke,i
p". ~ o,'ei ~ lni> c"'Ie'' Iorlii
..e''tt al,l'a,>c' me "il"ie mouse
M I'niIe's!! l''heu 10 >ullocaiioi.
me nan ie'uli'e 10 me man room j.
ur"! i',e' WIN t''le> h'iei win
Nn1IitNc ie!Iesniilciit> anu de!ieacle>-
p.e>eI,ei iru''>; rus peanu'>, apples
w. ~ >IIh ~ ioLlti we once
m,ofe "athe" i"t''i III" me daNIi-i't.
III P'i''oi vi 'o"h - pci'er KNOWN
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