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REMARKS.

There wero shipped from New Haven on Tues
day Nov. 2a, $500 pounds OF butter, 1900 pounds
poultry, 1854 pounds cheese.
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DUCE MA RK Z T 8
.nroRrrD sxrsrssLr ron TIE RUTLAND GLOBE
Vermont Markets

Vermont Markets.
The following is correct exhibit of the stand
ing Of the Vermont butter and cheese markets
for the week:
st, ALBANs MARKET.
100 ST. ALBAss, Nov. 80.
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the market on Tuesday was extremely dull.
No change Of note In prices.

The market this week was very quiet, and
hardly enough butter and cheese offered to
mo ka q
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BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
Meeting at Ludlow,

The second days session of the board Of
agriculture, at Ludlow, on Thursday, was
more largely attended than on the first day.
Ex-Governor Ryland Fletcher of Caven-
dish, who was to read q paper on "What
are the serious and common impedimcnts
that hinder the prosperity of the farmer, "
was unable to be present on account of i'll
health.
The paper of the session was read by G.
Horace Hubbard, esq, of Springfield, on
the
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Ut HAS BEEN WELL SAID THAT TIKI

nov22d&w1y
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WEST GALLATIN.

CENTRAL PAKK. NJ. 7. Feb. 1875.
EDITOR CoURIR: Thinking, perhaps.
"a few items from the lower end Of the
valley nigh, be of interest to you have
concluded 10 give you few. Dickson,
Murray. Dowell & Co. are working day
and night on tn. COpOroto!is Lode on
Slxtce. Mill CreeM; at last accounts they
were down firy feet. Frontier Lodge.
No. 81. l. 0. g. T.. has changed its
place Of meeting, from the Mormon church
o. Rcerr Greek % the East Gail4tin Cir NC c
Hill. Rev. 7. G. Iliffdeliv,rcd lecture
a, the East G.llatin Graz &c Hall on the
The 8h inst, to the largest audience ev' !
Assem- j ed on East Gsllatin. Quit a.
excitement was created on Friday last,
by thu tlope,nent Of George Nelson. j.
son of John Nelson, Esq. of West Gala,
tn. with Mrs Mary Anceny, daught'.r o
;harlcs Anceny. The Reece Creek Gim-
let. Harvey Wells editor and proprietor,
has suspended publication-borcd to dea'l
by the editor.
That fellow, Bees-wax, kicked up a ter.
rible muss il this camp. The keeper OF
he Insane Asylum and tn Wild Dutch
man Of The East Gallatin. is on TIL war.
path. G.. W. 7. C. Tiff organized :. GOOD
Temp.ars Lodge at Hamilton. o" Thurs
lay last--H. Hebe, w. &. T. and NJ
ID Leaohe ,ler, w. s.
The warm weather the past week. hal
cru-ted the snow SO that stock can ge
but very little 10 eat in the swamp and
pastures and those that have stock are
dirty ng them to the hills A. j Smith
has driven his herd to Six,een Mile Creek
and last accounts they were dong well
Xxx.
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Territorial Grange.
BOWMAN, February 10th, 1875

Bo,rMAN, February 10th, 1875.
JosEpH WnIGMr-DEAR SIR:
Enclosed iiud list of Hames of the Elk
ecu'ive Committee of the Territorial
Grange; they should have been sent last
week with the names Of the other officers
Brigham Reed, Chairman.
G. w. Wakefield, Bozeman, Gallatin Co
w. n. Wallace, Flint Greek, Deer Lodge
county.
A. F. R.rns, Helena, Lewis and Clarke
county.
A Myers. springville, Meagher county
0. f. PsImetcr, Sheridan. Madison CO.
II. II. Mood. Rozeman. Gallatin county
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
w. n. Wallace. District M. !, Deer
Lodge and Missouia counties.
A f. Burns, District No. 2. Lewis and
Clark aud Choteau counties.
J. Underwood, District No. 8, MeagheI
aud Jefferson counties.
J. @. Lsngdon, District No. (, Madison
and Beaverhesd counties.
Geo. w. Wakefield, District No. 3, Gal
attn and Big Horn counties
J. D. McCAMMAN.
Secretary Pro tenn
The next annual meeting Of the Terri
torisl Grange wild b It Gallahn CITY,
June "a, 1875.
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THE FATAL ARRAY AT
ADOBETOWN.
Full Particulars Of the Kill
ing Of Patrick Kelly.
( From the | depend az ii

from Tie Utpcuu ~
We ar.. indebted 70 !. frhnd IN Alder
Gu'ch for The fol!owi . account OF the
he first notice Of viii n ap-
pc re il the $ Jay INDEPENDENT:
The parii ru,ars Of he killing of Patrick
Kelly iy Patrirk Rock, as rear as l Can
Z thrr them from first rate hands, are as
follows:
Patrick Rock. Patrick Kelly ard Henry
O'Do nell were sleeping in their cabin
"ppo>itr a OBJ town. this morning Feb
l3) at ahOur o'c'o X. Kelly go: up to
yet breakfast ready. In putting into tn
stove Il LOT of potatoes to bake. Pat.
Rock SAID: Il wit The po'a' o"s boiled.
or words 10 inst IF ct. but K liv, appaI
emily unmiadul o. Rok's suggestion.
after aving placed the pota'"es IN The
STOW, to bake. kLeit down TO pray, ant
while Kelly was IL the act Of rising, Rocl
jumped out OF bed. exc!a mirg. 81 hav.
no pin in my back now!'' aud jumped
on top 81 K,lly. At this time Herr,
O'DonnclI, WHO WAS still in be-, aros'
quiz ky to part them, and. catching hole
,f Kelly. tie latter ex, laimel: Let &C
Of me-I'm dying.'' O'Donnell starte'
immed lately tor Cary O'B'irn's store lnl
4 ply sican, and returned again 70 thu
cabin i" net exceed tive minutes. whc,
Kelly WIS dead.
X liy was stabbed with long butchr'
KIN fc. VT, Hal" from two to thr+t
moi cs wide. and penetrated about tou'
Y h to lie left o, the hear.
Rock gave him .elf up, and will have >
hearing on Tuesday.
Both parties seem to have borne, h'rr.
to'ore. "A qu"t AMI peaccahle rr2ut 'ion,
and the affair is very much regretted.
K"ck is penif.nt saying That he vii
suffer as much rs Kelly. and regrets tn
whole .,f'a.r.
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EDrron AvANr COURIER:

EDITOR AvANT COURIER:
Within the last twelve months the p. Of
H. have organized in Gal!a'in county, and
stand forth today unit il Tying to Sc
cure to themselves. financially, the bcnfits
to be derived from the order. The mer-
chants bitterly denounce them, say they
are curse to the country, and that their
present course is calculated to destroy
trade and eventually ruin the town. While
we are willing to admit part of this
statement, we would candldlv ask the
question: "Who is responsible for this
state of affairs?" Go back one year from
to-day and you could find the farmer in
the stores of Bozeman begging the mcr-
chants to take his -four at one dollar
and fifty cents per sack to cancel his store
bill. Has the merchant ever tried TO keep
produce up to living figure? but on the
contrary, have they not in every instance
demanded the money for their goods and
compelled the unfortunate farmer to sel
his grain at ruiIous price? Many settlers
of this county who few years ago We're
we'll to do, having good farms and stock
are broke up. being compelled to sell every
thing to Luy clothing and provisions for
themselves and families. What sympathy
have these unfortunate people received
from the merchant. and trade could they
not by concert of action compelled con
tractors and middle-mcn who stand be-
tween producer and consumer. 10 pay Il
reasonable price for the products of our
valley, thereby protecting the very parties
who buy their goods? Have they done it!
On The contrary, they have Sem 10 render
these men assistance; and no longer than
last spring some OF them bid on Govern
ment contract for -four at the ruinous fig
ure Of two dollars and TWENTY-FIVE cents
per hundred pounds.
Is it any wo"der that the Patrons of
Husbandry. to save themselves and famil
il from starving, are trying to steer their
financial ship clear of the quick-sands and
whirlpoo!s Of destruction
I'VE desire only salf-proteciior and the
protection of every true ms met OF our
land by legit,mat transactions, legitimate
trade and legitimate profits" When the
merchants of Bozc,nan learn to cooperate
with the Oranges and assist Us in keep <
IN productions of our valley on an equal
basis with the price of goods, then there
will be no longer cry Of oppression to
any branch Of trade, but all VIII b. pros
porous and happy.
p. w. MEADOW.
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Personal Mention.

Ramsey is in town again.
Tom Cotfer is in from the Yellowstone
Clark he stage man was in town this
week.
Gov Potts is expected home in few
days.
G. J. Lys'er is in California recupera
ii"g his health
Gen l. S. Wilson and wife left on yes.
terday's coach for the East.
Rev. T. c. Ilin Ia gone to Virginia, to
assist in the bors of protIacted meeting,
now being he'd there.
FraHk Murray ha> quit the "spirits'
and row carries the big key to the Jail.
ID. putty Sheriff in place of Jas. Finch, re-
signed.
Mrs. GiIlen, wife of Rev. T. c. Gillen,
Of Rercc Greek, is seriously i'll; the re
Of i strain received IN lifting, few days
ago.
Major Benham ard wife haze returned
from Helena. Mrs. B.nllam is accompa-
MED by Miss Coates W., comes as her
rue st.
We hid the pleasure of shaking hands,
this week, with H. ii, Mood, Esq, OF
Willow Creek, Treasurer for the Terrific
rial Grange.
JOIN Mccormick Of Corinre, he of
forwarding fame came 10 town, and his
sun burnt whskrrs, beautiful cOuEten
ance and what will yeu have boys"
made the immunity regret that MACK
S not one Of rs.
Major Bruce did not go 20 Helena last
week AS stated in the COUGIER,on account
If being unwcll. but went on Monday
LIST. lie will interview the citizens o
The Capital in the interests Of this paper
and we anticipate for it an extended CIR
culation in tina. thriving gool'city.
The author of "Wonder.Land." Harry
Norton, is e',joyIng the balmy breezes q
tn Pacific coast and writes interesttn 1
letters to his Montana friends, who ar,
pleased 10 know that he is still the happy
boy as Of yOrc.
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FEBauA p. 1878.


First in War, FIRST in Peace, and
First in the Hearts Of his Country
men,"
Under the auspices of the Young Mems
and with the cooperation of
the various Societi 3, the first Iteration.
by Bozcman. Of Washipgtoa's Birth will
occur this year. A grand procession and
services at the church are provided for BY
The following
PROGRAMME:
Grand Marshal-C. L. Clarke. Chap
lain--Rev. T. q Lift.
Twelve Aids, in saddle, abreast.
Band.
Young Mems association.
u S Troops from Fort Ellis.
Officers L S. Army.
Gallatin s. Bozenan Lodges A F. & A. NJ.
Visiting Lodges
Western Star Lodge l o. O. F.
Visiting Lodges.
Officers and Treustees Eastern NOntans
and Gallatin Co Fair As ociations.
Patrons Of HusbaDdry-Local and Visit
ing Lodges
Good Tcmplar Lodges Local and visiting
Lodges
Citizens in Carriages.
Citizens in Saddle.
Route of observation-disclosures Main St.
-, nj .,
take place as follows:
Music-Rand.
Prayer-Rcv r. Y. Tiff.
Music Band.
Washing.on's Farewell Address,. v.
B,.er,, Pres't Y NJ A.
Music-Bsnd.
Boneliction- Rev. I. G. Tiff.
The procession will then re form and
proceed to the edge of town and dismiss
All Societies, at home or abroad, desir
ing to join in this celebration are invited
to announce the desire nv letter without
delay, and the citizens of Galla,in county
il general are cordially irvited to ar,ici
pate in the procession, which will move
at II q. m, precisely. Societies in rega'ia
as far as allowable. Citizens of B"zeman
are solicited to decorate their houses. and
assist in making this celebration q grand
success.
For the Young Men 8 ASSOCIATION.
II n MAGUIRE. S w. LANGHoRNE
Z. L., LARK and j. v BoGERT. Officers
GRAND BALL.
The Comet Band will rive Grand Bal
in the evening, at Odell's Hall, proceeds
to he applied in liquidation Of its 'c5t =
Every effort will he made TO make this thu
finest hall ever given in Bozeman, and
large attendance is expected.
East Gallatln Grange announce ball q
its Hall upon the same evening.
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calentine'S Day

hdav and business tlourishing 81
Bros. and the postofflcc on Sal.
hc amount of money changed
liter place for cent postage
) surprising. Quite q number
Cung gents took that mode OF
their girls that they wert
on their No effort was made
their hand writing. We have
be young lady, who had already
valentines and expected bcfor
pded the number would reach
No one at this Office has beer
led by the receipt of one ex
vii, and his had the picture 81
it, and he puzzled" his b IL
could have sent it until he u,
with the brain fever.
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Icday night. proved TO he a DC
Pss. The performance opened
brce entitled. "Sent 20 the Tow
Stewart and O'Flynn in tb.
Arts, and right well did they
applause bestowed upon them.
Is De Soul" Of Kelly's. Wa.
fous than graceful. AMI tho
knah was obliged to max Sec
rance, when he bec.m. the re
: well developed cabbage. Gal
Donovan was the donor Of tht
buqurt.
wis in his Banjo Solo, did re
well, while his "Old Uncle
lent" fairly brought down th'
Kelly and Flanagan IN theil
Re good. Miller as usual, Out
e dutc1.est dutchman We cvaI
klng the English language
)tcwart, Uhe best conmedlan il
", Pearson. McBlain aud 9th,
The audience convulsed will
while they went through "Ths
bridegroom.
Eeman Silver Cornct Ban d. un
iership of Prof. Ohsrp'e, play
airs to the satisfaction Of all
ptring-b nd, with Forsyth at III,
yell.
litter the conclusion Of the per
the curtain was rung up, dis
view, well.filled tables. 10 wh'cl
y invited guests sat down, ant
be ,urkics. chickens. and Other
bsppearc was u marvel. Take
We enjoyc 0 irselves m IRE It
) Benft than We did At any pr.
we ever attended ut Fort Ellis.
|e hsppy to state that Pearson
he deserved. "a crowded house.
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MORE NEW GOODS RECEIV.
ED BT ELISA DAVIS.

Among the numerous articles just receiv'
cd, we have full line Of Men an Boy S
boots. Ladies, Misses and Chillren's
gloves of all styles and quality. which we
offer at lower prices than ever was sold.--
Please cal and satisfy yours Ives, or send
per order.
r-rYrC e. MUG
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To KEEP Ice FROM WIND ,wS.-Vak'
an ordinary pant brush or sponge ~"
rub over the glass OEcr Or twice Gay
with alcohol. Thi, Will Seep the ga
Il tree from lct. as in middle 1T SUNNI =,
And giv,.s as fine a polish as c,n b. E.
en- "a. y other way.-lEx.
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Installation Of Officers.

On Saturday evening, February 18th. tn
following officers Of Pleasant Valley Lodge
No. 81, |. q 6. r, were installed by e
l.. Waiver, Lodge Deputy:
w G. II B. Weaver
w Y. T-Mlss Emma 3. Stone.
W C-Ro5ert Mcleod.
W f. S-W F. Mcdonald.
w. T.-George Moss.
w. M-Mlss Josie Amby.
w. |. G-Mrs. +. l. Luce.
w. q. g. Henry Mcdonald.
". A. S-Miss Villa Swan.
w. -. M-George Nel-on.
Il. ii. S-Mrs. A. . Weaver.
l.. Fl. S -Ezra~ Swan.
P. W. T-JuhE Mcleod.
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RAMBLER.

We publish several interesting commu-
nu,eS ions In this issue from various
friends in different localities, for which
We sre under obligations. ard hops We
may hear from them ofles.
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kal Matters.

bthcr and good slc;ghing-go it
"bcllcs.
hther chewing tobacco-ask
d for a chew.
J. Lund adyertiscs O. desirable
lie or rent.
ITS, infi,mcd lungs. rheumatism
hes are the prevalent human,
bis locality AT present.
lakaua has q great liking for
He avs he never saw one that
good enough 10 eat.
G.. Simpson preached two in
ermons lat Sunday al the NJ.
IN this place.
B. Cri,tendcn will conduct ser
e Church in this place next
man Silver COrnet Band fur
&c on Wednesday evening "a,
is Theatre.
I'M seems 10 be gaining ground
and vicinity. AM its advocates
erecting a building in which
tings.
Page informs us that he will
;h"snu,'s pi,ce of machinery
about ten days. Page is con-
eel-horse rs a wheel wright.
the weather al present is warm
nike, we would like to have q
III wood. Those Indebl ed to
ill please take notice.
su,iful snow still covers the
1reabouts, and the sleigh bells
hi "our little church around
} boys find it very coll skating
~ while their parents are a,
nt they get warmed up as soon
home.
e Murray sell the pureSt and
%. wuncs cigars. &c. Go there
Gi.h such articles. Don't tor
e. Odel!'s Hall.
~. Catlin $ appointments on the
x;ircnlf are as follows: AT Gil
oul house, March 18th and 18th;
hin City Circuit-At Gal lain
d eth anu 18th.
vino wait To g on the Vel
: Expedition are signing o paper
- & Murray's. with a stlpu
lhat Major Pease is to have
"a the expedition. Ed. is al
with pen and ink, for those
sign.
ezcr Daley. in from the Vel.
Few days ayo. while reiurnln4
a fine mare Kill, d by the t1rg
lii running through tier He
$la5 for The mare While ~
nrray has returned from The
=. where he was on oflic al bus
tpOrts cheap" snow on the
len here aud here, but is non
about that item concerning
encc to q notice in another col.
he seen that Messrs ) l.. HOlz
have sold their variety store
". of Hclcna Mr.. J. LEHMAN
lena to reside, where he will be
the extensive clothing house
We wish him success.
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i .tclr Postal Lac,

nio effect on the first day Of
p. requiring the prepayment
Dn all newspapers sent out OF
at the Office Of publication.
% chang" in the price Of sub
the COURIER. We shall pre-
q. &c and make no char &c for
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The Last Call,

|cbted to me in Gallatin county
donianian to March l, 1874. arr
io make immediate pay ment u
Bruce. This Is q final call.
G. +. COPE.
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Ponsford's Saloon 10 . pleasant re-
those seeking coy club rooms,
company and all that could Be
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hate insratt u ie IN rel. man than
yiny. yainnsss. babh.ing, dunk nll.s>
Or any faint OF vict. whose strong cor
ruption inh.biL our trail oluOd.-[ >h ~
>Drare.
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Cheap Ranch For Sale
ON EAST GALLATIN.
Apply to Nancy.
Office.

We have this day sold our entire stock
IF Merchandise in Eozeman to Mr.. r. F.
May. who will hereafter carry on the bust
ness nj the old stand,
Thankful to our friends and patrons for
past favors, we would solicit continu-
anre # the liberal patronage extended to
us during four years 10 our successor In
bus ness.
s L. HOLMAN s. BRO.
Bozeman, February II. 1875.
Having succeeded to the Business OF
Mcs.rs. Holman & Bro, as appears above.
respectfully solicit fair share of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to
he retiring firm. Il F. NAY.
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DozEMAS. Feb. 18th, 1915.
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BOzcman Public Schools.

Report Tor the week ending ttO IL, 1910
ROLL OF HONOR.
This report shows tie slaniing in at
tendance. department ana Rotations com
bincd Of those pupils whose aver &c Wal
81 ard upwards-1OO representing perfec
ion:
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.
Mamie Anderson 100 Ed.ile Anderson o.
LIZZIE Hunter 100 Bonnie Cia:k 81
Katie Switzler 100 Coda Finch vi
Lii, ma Anderson 50 II rO+rt Morrill, 81
Emma Frazier IS Robert Guy 50
Carrie Woods 50
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Laura Black. Phehe Lnf"rgy.
Lizzie McCue, Libb,e Wakefield,
Ruth Swi,zler. Cara Wright.
Willie McHugh. Gu>sey Rive.
Matthias Rowe, Sammie Wright,
Charlie Wright, James Latta,
George Kay, Jasper johnson,
Charles Bowers.
T. B. GRAY, Principal
E. d. FERGUSON Assistant.
List Of Letters
Remaining uncalled for in the Posioffice
BOHEMIAN, NJ. T., Feb 10Th, 1875:
B. xter l.. Male Charl.> b
Chad iourne George Shears ALERT
q skill G..orge Sim Robert H
HERR VINO SecOrd Mrs Kate
iarri, Mrs EnmaJ
HID for postage:
q; orge Hackimer, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Thomas BecOe. Missoula, Montsna.
J. H. TAILOR, P. n.
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LITTER FROM UTAH.

ELLIS & DAVIS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-16
The Charlie Ross Case.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.
In the Westervelt trial the follow
ing testimony produced great SEN
sation in the court room:
Lucrettia S. Peers, affirmed : 81
reside in Brooklyn, n. Y. | saw the
prisoner on the 9th Of July, 1874, in
Brooklyn. Took an up town horse
car to go to the upper part Of Brook
iyn. Seated opposite me in The car
was a man and a child | recognize
prisoner VIM. Westervelt as the man.
The child was very fair, with dark
eyes, light soft curly hair, about 4
years Of age. The child had on a
brown linen suit. Over the linen
suit was drawn blue cotton sack
He had no hat on. The man never
spoke to the child but once. The
child cried and he turned to it and
said: FLUSH, hush" The child
seemed frightened at him and scream,
ed, and the man said f: $50 see mann
ma go see mamma" The child
stopped screaming then, and Wester-
welt took some crackers from his
pocket and gave them to the child,
who ate the crackers and was quiet.
When we came TO North 4th street,
he left the car, carrying the child on
his arm. North 4th street is in that
part Of Brooklyn known as Williams
4urg. \ photograph of Charlie Ross
was handed the witness, who said
these features bear a strong resemb-
lance to the child | saw in the car on
the 9Th Of July, and | consider them
very good likeness"
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COURT yANl7!ES.

When the wife of Philips grand
en- Charles H., fell from her horse
ond was caught by her skirts to the
stirrup, two brave cavliers rescued
her. though it was death to touch the
nerscn of the queen. The penalty
u-3nId have been inflicted with thor
ouoh Medic Persian intlexibility had
,he deIiyerers remained in the coun-
try. They were allowed, however,
70 escape from the kingdom, bnt had
TO start Immediately and travel rap
idlv TO save their necks. At the
Austrian court, Spanish court costume
and the Spanish etiquette prevailed
until the days of Maria Theresa.
Fer minister, Kaunitz, affected the
French manners, and finally com.
nleted an alliance with France, which
cave Maria Theresa's daughter a
crown, but finally cost her head He
was the first dignity to substitute the
French white for the Spanish red
stockings, and was regarded with
horror for SO doing until he had
proved himself sufficiently powerful
10 he initiated instead of being criti-
cized In China when friends meet
the first speaker asks after the health
Of the other man and his family
in terms of extravagant eulogy. The
person addressed responds by going
to the opposite extreme OF self
abascmcnt, applying opprobrious cpl
thets to himself, his wife, and child
rem, When european sovereign or
their representatives come together
each contends for the mlnutest title
If precedence, unless he valves his
right hand in the capacity Of enter
tanner.
In the nineteenth century, as IN
those that preceded it, the death in
the family of any potentate, great or
small, necessitatcs a certain amount
Of mourning in other courts. The
queen Of Louis XIV. was much pro-
yo!led one night at being compelled
to stay away from the card table
because Of the death of certain
German princeling. She was I'll ed
with joy. however, on being informed
by an authority in etiquette that she
might play, because piquet was deep
mourning.