, 1875-11-28

Greyin, and consisting OF scarlet truass an:
purple velvet jackets, provided With capac ou
Iootnores Iney wear Wings ano are sapposes
a. ";rtas r., thas tssn .rs,r - hsnss"n, e"e
ahoutd nav tte;r naws Pin tinv nuns. and ffi1
about the staga, looking half like birds and ball
like ladies' who have lost their neither garments
I II "a only frenchnan who could have had such
an 'dea' q ~ho could have realized 1t With %
maen e grace snow man Ia 10 on;ls m up: ana M tnen
shoser Of dam,e's> .ho look as though the,
wore caa IN nothing bnt sno"-oal's: when :hs
sport ia at it's height the snow falls III thics
nakes that lie deep upon the stage. and the cur
| ta'n drops amlust ENTHUSIASTIC app'auso. In fhe
last aet me strangers: who have been condemned
to five vesra Of imprisonment in an extinct vol
cano' are 4os ao"n 10 basket into the oe"ote or
the moon but saa Volcano ID not extinct; tho
,asa rises, tne rocks epht. ani the travellers are
nof'ea up 10 the surface, whence the. beho1d
shtae. ooo not teafa now snov reached nome
| ods, 70 1udga from the gigantic map Of the
eaFtn ths1 r1aea aoeVo the norazou until 1t 11is
| tne large ssage' They had not far to CO. Tie
! ,,S Journey e. to the Moon NAV pe1shsnce run as
looR ~ tha "'ournov Aound the World which
| oss beon riayed every night for more than \
tsaf: ana ~hicn u certainly nos to be Withdrawn
fi1 foor months hence. II shen!
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| iHE N!Na AND 1He PAINTER.
sase tue Fatas correspondent OF tho Boston
Post: Once, when Has quite young, wAa by
when ! very 1aughabie-but this IL q story aud I
| ehonld besin il another vav rr,s .bo,t ona ~
.LN-. -:.. =. 49,. 80 -
eno s'es. paitets u eloss ON aass the painter
or interiors, Bouton' friend and conrads OF
Daguerre, who Invented the dagueEreotvpe. n.
/ Routon WA At work oae morning On m imma nsa
c,nvas n,,ntino ..Tha Ra1oiu,onists in tha
~ door ~ ~ ~ hs s.st;sr '' md a+era,e 1,fh
nne on w. Snocs;,, A1' 49, sn,onnsi,s h;r,asif
..sh =; sa1e IT no,,tnn "n't;, ~. Tn,,th
fnii ~ n,,nt.hr,,,,e. And c,snc;rr - sha
v;.itor Gi ~ ~ Io,Eed s5shb;IT dre.sed and stood
henn, "u9 "nJ su,,s;ne ha .ai1a nnt - 49, about
- 49,, ,;,a ~ dn,,:, ,a;,d ne - Tho ,hs v;ator
~ 1ou nsa ~ aon % u.4o ~ a's a. s''."i ~
- ~. n;a..,so, h',a,r short th-,reh
10, s Pua1 =" ~ -
90 ,nat ~ sax1~a ,5 s.,e5 s:y;n tro.
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y. Rs. naa,a, oyer soe paanlGs q snouoeI % ~.
tao npaou eoppt eesea h. :s,.:.;1s ~" .Hsna.
"rea. 10 "Ao 0e0A 'A'S A04o'7'''' A~-o "o'0Ao'
:. w.u .<, or.-w.oar - ha,,a2r
.n n;ceiy .Isnk yona - '''A'''
l.. a. .nrot, - nat,srlr ~.,,,s. ror,.o, -3.h
,s ssss ~ maeh n h;s i cH,ta. sM "a -
LAC ., 7375 x es.as.1e az nI oA'A "oA'' 'AoN
AnJ hsra Al po,ton,o d,,oh,ar co,,ior IN
WIN t har ~. n',n,h 61la1 n,+h nnttaraa.ro,1 aoa
h;c n;aca IT,; ~ hsr had ,or tha nn;ntsr "a sirncI
speeShaess N tue as1oss OF, fapa' oA's g.:
lor the1e Is tne hng s!ntunR oewn on ne1 ta-hez'
A. na1;ave ~ ia 10 1av E h.d insY III ananah
to perform one OF those reyerepces We spoke OF
to His Majesty, which she had recently l.arned
of her dancing ma ster ana 60 cut agan :nsn
.ns ',s.sor TO-. ~ ~ e'cus .n5 =, na
bold wav tbat A. fs.1.on wonId have ordersd
him oil tho place. but be was too much inter-
ested in the tint be was laying to tbs picture.
Then. presently, it WAS done. il, Bouton turned.
aud the1a WAS tie King, Louis Philippe, holding
hi' brushes fer him. The painter grew very red
He took to backing till lie GOT close oy his work,
and then. with q great laugh, says:
that should have 1ost my tin. had I stopped
my work TO display tue atel.er to yohr Majesty"
"Good, rep'ies the King, who was very fond
Of his painter Ut iuseraors. and had bean to
hin, BEFORE but always as - His Majesty"
~ like your reception 80 well that I mean to
And when it Was done, the picture was sent to
the King st the Tuilories. It has been changed
about somewhat, and is now in tho Palais Roval-
And when ID. Boutoo went to pay hia court 70
smiling:
"Hor ia everybody, Monsieur Houton, II
home?" And he evidently thought It u great
joke for the painter to have inquired after tho
good hea1tn Of the Princes and tha Queen Aakis
Ao1el4e In this way.
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VENETIAN eEGGARs.
charles Dudley warner "f1tos from venice 10
the Hartford Courdnl: begga1 to ba esteemed
presented himself to-day, whsn We were on the
"atat' .',@ aAs. ~ @' -'o ~-
nelo ous nls ereass naI 'ot eensessuA M .noH
the mac very we'll, having had the benefit OF IN
occasional interview with him all summer. He
is IN independent beeear. for be owns his boat
and s,ou,v na,,dlsa ,bo1t aaex;ne hin living. "a
Tou sea. he IL Mt iie. I Won't swear thst ho
does not occasionally drop line overboard but
I never .aw him catch anything: this is not hia
danandenca-ha il . R4hhr ~ man. Yon wnnId
ha .rra n I;ka that mans strle r. n
e4,ct;v a. II vnn s.wn ba70sr at m hfs car
r;acs and solc;t sims from It vas At drss
d,s;ncI,nad tn pive to man AHA to kaen
hia nvn ho.t hit vas wrong Th,. litt|e nnnE
ia a sort OF real estate. not On accaunk OF ita
- ~ us@ esIas r.ada,cs e. siaaoa ,he-s ~
n,o ~.n. - tha atar- 10 w.tsn IN tha-a snj
soue .ass 49, 10 1set1 ..n.a;" 90 a. ~ oha
10 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. ,n+a hs
..as 10 Thara 10 o1a 100 nd hsss s1d hsva M