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, 1879-11-15

+ GIVE HIM A C,.L-To our friends visiting
Portland we recommend call on Mr.. l.. X.
G.. Smith, corner Stark ard Front street.
They will find the best and finest cigars in the
city at his store Mr. Smith is a very pleasant
well informed gentleman and very RESPONSE
bic citizen. His branch in this city, just below
the st. Louis hotel, under the management of
Mr.. I.orenzen. is now a place of popular resort.
Nothing succeeds like success.
, 1879-11-15

=. ALTHOUGH we are decidedly unfavorsbly
disposed towards so much gushing over Gen.
Grant, We cannot but ezpress Our indigna.
tion at the coward, who. sheltered by the
1rowd at Galesburg, ILL.,, threw an egg which
struck him on the face.
, 1879-11-15
Who are Carpet Baggers.

We have noticed IN a period OF fifteen
wears residence In this upper country, de-
cided inclination amongst certain Class Oh
people tendency to detraet from, and run
down new corners who are here in good faith
aad are trying TO benefit themselves and the
copn,rv at the same time Tins is more es-
pecially tie case when the man Is possessed
of talent and is likely to Ea'se above medi-
ocrity. Why this is so Is hard to tell, but
the fact remains. In young. thriving and
prosperous territory liks ours, the more men
we have here the sooner we shall develop
our dormant resources, and every encourage
ment should be given to them in Their efforts
to grow up with the country. THERE'S little
doubt but that a mean feeling of jealousy
is af the bottom Of IL there Is ar idea that
by some means or other thoy Will either be
injured in business or in their social reia-
tions by these new comers who instead oil
being patted on the shoulder are dubbed
carpet baegers," t'adventnrers, and whis-
pers are sent abroad that no one knows any
thing about them. Ii they cone, from the
east as government officials they are more
especially ihe game of these detractors who
were, wien they first arrived here simon
pure "carpet baggers themselves, IN every
sense the phrase implies. This must be stop
ped and that right speedily. We hold that
there is room for all, and while there is no ne
cessity forcitizcns in our far off territories TAX
ing every stranger who comes along INTO the
bosom Of their families it would only be iair
play to give them the chance they desire to
advance themselves. It is true there are
class OF men who are adventures, and
equally so that there are men who, iorsooth
because they have lived here few years
arrogate to themselves the right to dictate
who shall, or who shall not have far chance
to become residents. Ii. every man who
comes here to benefit himself and family. Is
a carpet hagger then every citizen IN the
territory is Just rs deserving of the same
appellation and that's the humor OF it.
, 1879-11-15
IlIED.

KELLEr.-0n November ID. 1879, DucNe,
infant daughter of P: J. and Sarah J. Kelley,
aged months and days.
ARSoLD.-h Pendleton, Oregon, November
18th, 1879, Bert, son of Prof: Arnold, aged
4 years
LaMB.-On September 18th. 1879, Sarah
Jane, youngest daughter of ]. NJ. and S. j.
Lamb. aged years, months and g days
, 1879-11-15

UgDERLAKER--The card of our citizen John
Picard appears in this issue. He is frst-class
worker and everything intrus.ed to him will
be conducted In style and at The lowest prices.
, 1879-11-15

GIRLS! Those pimp'es and blotehss or your
face have spoiled the sale Of "many wedding
ring Powder and paint won't remove them,
nothing but Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier is
the faverite remedy in every household
, 1879-11-15

The new "ad of Mrs Schnebly, one of our
most fashionable dresSn.akers. will appear next
week with iull description Of her new winter
goods. and fashions.
, 1879-11-15

If you want to be happy the coming winter
buy pair OF those comfortable gloves, bearing
the brand of Mills, Leak & Co., for sale at r.
p. Reynolds.
, 1879-11-15

A FEW more and horse teams wanted
at Aiusworth by the n P. r. R. Co.
, 1879-11-15
Dissolution OF Co-Partnershlp'

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, I'M. :.
~ the co partnership heretofore eAlssl1s v,
tween II. A Carts, T. T. Page, anu s,o. q
Gray, doing business under the hrn 1aaS NAM by
Caris,, Page & Gray, Is this day dlssS,S s.om .hs
mutual consent, MI. Page retiring iio% is;sd on On
firm. The business hereafter viii nan 6e who
by Caris & Gray, 1t Centervllie, ol1s ~ ssccoupss
assume ali liabilities and to whom all aceoa
must be paid. All persons knowing ttsir posss
indebted to the late firm will hnd Ineh
and accounts at the First National !SIS baIS
+. P. PAGE,
j. W. GRAY,
U.ua WaIla. W. T., Oct l. 1879 l1-@-
, 1879-11-15
MARRIED..

SEWING machines repaired and warranted by
J. West, Main Street near Sd.
, 1879-11-15

REPAIRING of FIRE arms done in frst-class
manner by j. West, Main Street near Sd.
, 1879-11-15

FoRgwARSED FoREARMED.- and
invalids use with confidence The Kaiser Cele-
bra.ed German Elixir for Consumption and
throat and lung diseases. 1t is rich in the me
dicinal properties of tar, wild cherry, etc Is
rendered perfectly harmless to the youngest
child. This would have proved al Angel of
mercy in the household OF those unhappy par
ents at Vallejo, Bixon, Beaver, Utah, and pu-
merous other places, whose children were
slaughtered y quack medicine recommended
by its owner to cure Group. possessing no prop
critics calculated to cure it, but instead deadly
dru, which has slaip its thousands Be sure
you get only German Elixir. The genuine
bears the Pfussian coat Of arms and the fac
simile signature of DR.. Kaiser. Samples at all
drug stores. Large size, 70 cents H. L.
HOLMES and J. II. DAY, Druggists, Sole
Agents. Att.
, 1879-11-15

k&xaa3A528
THE INDIANS EXCITED.-Quite nunber
of Indians from the northeIn part of the
county are eongregatinS here. 4 Mir. Scott
from Malheur reservation has come among
them for the purpose, they say, of forcing
them to that agency. of which they have a
wholesome horror Some of them were at
the M,lhear at the time OF the RannOlk war
in 1878, aud fled with their families to Fort
McDermitt; Others who belonged to the
Oitz b;-Hl Joined the hostiles, and when they
surrendered, were sent to Yakima, where
they are reported to be dying off like NANCY
sheep, and the Malheur reservation was left
without an Indian. Agent Rinehart seems
determined to again colonize it with red
men, and failing IN his attempt to prevail
on the Piutes to 30 there, has, it is said, sent
Mr.. Scott here to see if he cannot be more
successful. The Piutes are peaesbly dis
posed. Many of them work on raaches and
do chores in town. but the Malheur agent,
whose official scalp is in danger, unless he
can colonise the reservation, is not satisfied
to let them remain so.-Sitper State.
This sthe same old state of affairs to which
We have SO. often adverted. II Einehat
should succeed in renewing the Indinas to the
Malheur reservation the prosperity of the
country around it will be retarded for many
long years. We have proof by MS in his own
hand writing of his charging the govern
ment for lbs. articles when 93 only We're sold
by him. His retention in the service of the
interior department is a hagrant disgrace to
the administration. But for him many set
tiers who were killed by his Indians last
year, would now be living TO bis disgrace
full mismanaSement all the late troubles can
be laid. and yet he is allowed to again at
attempt another colonization, that, if success
ful will end in another outbreak with all its
attendant horrors. Let the citizo..s Of East
ern C:eSon petition ca masSe for his removal
and the appointment Of a man like Sam Par
rish, and tine objections Of the Indians would
be overcome. The sole idea of Mr.. Scott in
getting the Indians back is to retain the sol
diers at Camp Harney, We knoH the whole
business, and III justice to our friends on the
frontier whose lives will be again imperrilled
II Rinehart is successful We advise lmmedl-
ate measures to be taken for his early re-
moval. II is high time
, 1879-11-15
RORN.

RORH.
MAUzEY-On October 9th, IsZ9, to the
wife of DR.. II. G. Mauzey, daughter.
HADLEY.-On November 7th, 1879. to the
wife of Dan Hadlsy twins a son and daughter.
, 1879-11-15
United States Commissioners
Notice.

DERSONS DESIRING THE INvEsTI-
CATION Of alleged offences against laws Of
the United States, are requested tc make CON-
plant of che same before the undersigned, IN
order that such charges may be inquired inte,
and if the evidence be, sufficient parties CON-
plained of be held to answer to the District
Court. It it desired by the United Sta es
Attorney that the above cause be persued in
order tiat all witness may k= present It the
meeting of the Grand jury.
A. REEVES AYRES,
United States Commissioner.
Villa Walla. Nav 18th. 1879 2c-tf
, 1879-11-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV En, ,s IN tho
have sold out my entire 6uslh.s 81 Ceoys
WALLA WALLA BREWEhi II r. T.ccouuts
Glenn. who is authorized to collect AL md vii
DIRE the said Walla Walla Brewery, - The
nav all the indebtedness OF the - sG NV Georgs
business will hereafter be CARED o' he public
Glenn l. Sen, who solicit share ssSnTT. ~ TT
-45-lm-. UGONE-----.
, 1879-11-15

MONnA MONTH GUARANTEED.
X.1(U sl2 day at home made by the
WV industrious. Capital not required;
we will start yon. Men, women, boys and
girls make money faster at work for US than at
anything else The work is light and pleasant,
and such as anyone can 20 right at. Those
who are wise who see this notice will send US
their addresses at once and see for themselves
, Costly outfit and terms free. Now is the time.
Those already at work are laying up large sums
of money. Address TRUE& co, augusta,
Maine. %
, 1879-11-15
Adu,;n;strator's Notice.

Administrators Notles. e. d.
-sr.TE OF WILLIAM TEULN, OK as.
SsassdENotiee is hereby given, Oy y.usS I'd
uaasrIHsa .as tetsh cseditors Of and ali h.' rs
claims against said deceased !" a;thin ono
sa xsar from % the first publication Of this nS. W.s
to the undersigned, at his office IN nrM.SE Ma,ts
city. d. a. sdninistrator.
yy.u. WILL, November Sth, 1872 @ IL
, 1879-11-15
Wanted.

A LADY OF RESPECTFULLY Il Ike 70
a ;n- q comfortable home, wou!d IL b.st
,als child to board, which viii receive Inc &C. 81
If > care One from a year old to hSe :"
preferred inquire u MRS. DONELANSsS
Corner Of 7th and Alder stress u,im
, 1879-04-18
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Policemen Ward aul Stanton arrested at 1:40
this morning Peter Campbell uutl Charles r.
Davis, whom they fouuu In the Columbian iron
Works, Nos. 65 md G7 Clinton street. 111uy
had forced open t!lo side mtndows. lu their
pockets weru found lot Of tools bcarIng tho
name Of Chaslos y. Parker, proprietor. Camp
hell Ia ap tncosFtgible thief, alll las soycra!
times becn arrcsted tor burglary.
Tho night after election band Of tlyo ruilaus
cntsFea j. LoeWenthals saluon, ut No. 100 Des-
PLANES street, nld, demanding drinks, ws1a re-
fused: 4 row enaurd, during Whtci, j woman
ca1no III fur snr.e whisky, ad willie tue proprietor
Wis attending to her, QUE Of tlln thugs grabhcd
h!n abput thu neck aud held him down iu
q cl!atr, while tho 0tiicrs robbed tho till nlltl
hclpcd themselves to his watch and clatlt,
Eugene Dau1heIty was suspected, but WAS not
urtestcd uutii Detectives bhea md Keattne
caluu ucr0ss hn yesterday At the corner OF
Dtpuystrr n1l Iialstel streets III COMPANY with
txo equally. mcl!-kuown thieves t1ulned
Jack Daley. alias uowneT, and james Barry.
In Doughcfty't pocket was found . slip Of pa.
ror bearing tho following, slack, lcaye my KIT
here aud obliac, yours truly, hurry" which
would Look M II ttey lad bean planning burg.
larry. The prisoner was fully identldcd by Mr.
ltUENsAthEl,
, 1879-04-18

TING. Both fall il4o the keeping Of the foun1.
ling asylum, md NIL tic trouble ar!1cs out Of
subsequently, trying IN identify ana restore
them to their correct s1res. II recalls tho eong
Of Littts Dntterenp-"l mxul those children up
mud not crcntnrc knew lt.a 1t took Until mid
night to complete the tale, much tn The disgust
of that lar9o clement IN the audience which wAs
wholly tired out. n. v. L'nRhatn, Linda Dtctz,
Mabel Teot,ard, md Hattie Anderson merit IA
vorablo comment The others, AZ ruiz, Helped to
holster ur, q very weak performance. Nj.
TlDtns's shortcomings eau scarcely be under
etuos!, unless upon tic theory that he Is taking
"tI,rowi,g.olf." Tho scenery md ,nountlnra
thnn. ths p!tco did toward carving
house fssoundcd nm genuine appla,isc: rhis
mark Of appreciation was repeated at the be-
RinnIng. Of act fifth. whun a iIno view
uf old l'arls and tho Seine was
tl,own; t 1; The ,phiase, va =. loudly eal!ct
cncc. WAS not ,eluanucd, also came bnt,,cfy for
ward und bowed his acknowledgment to an
EXPRESSION Of good will tint srus not intended
for him at all. The nndIcnce generally
e2s1 tss''e t to 'f;snt dren FL ep;''s sppear 0 II
!" fvo acts and eight tablcaux.n "Tablcaux F"
ls the new name for "scenes,'' md they i,eces-
sltaie tho turning OF scenes into acts, rs tho
Of them IN orlcr to give tho stage
carpenters slio1. 80 to.tfgst's piece
really. constste. Of eight acts, nbout
four of which can. DO spared without lncon.
vpi,tcnce. The "tilent aes.n claimed M origi.
nal by Cazauran, Isn't original ut MI. rhc v hole
p1ay Is Bouctcaniicd clumB,iy from It's vsriosls
ortgfnals. 4 htntng and btnctlrcnr Providence
decrced that Bara Jewett should not add her
presence 70 tho stagc layout, mud 30, utter all,
to be thankful for. Jowctt Is resting, n,! CIV
Lug US rest. lTuUnIEI..
, 1879-04-18
SHOW.LIFE In TEXAS,

sone Of tho Iuctdcp,a which ,tulo c,-,,.
Life Escitrnu-ftrmin,.ea r,rar,,,t ~.
I,v t;,a r,sra,,t .rar,.. T.sS. N"8"s ~
~ '"' 1'es'a. na.,a.a tn"4 r., a.aEeas'
rh, .~,,.,t,,. ,'s.1"'n .,'',s 1ata'"ns. ,se -..
'.o ""se''pI slo"mans lilo is generally
mate up OF 1nany strange experiences, ard quite
frequently OF startling adventures. Tile latest
sensation rrnannth,p fro,n thts ,o,,-on !. -, ~
nor1 -, +I,, Us.~I.' 'n...,..,.s .,,' J.. :"
E Ea.a ~ Nne ""'ae'oatty'"ore comp'oatl'n IN
le1as, u!e octa'ls OF ~hiett need nut bo repeat
10 the subject Of The following interview. n
has only bern in rcc.ut roors .,.. ,,.a
,,.,,,t. r. IT,. 3.'s "'''. '"c
peo'"o W A'AA, HAss oecn epao'ea 10 "ltfcss
even Tue ordinary class Of entertain
1ncnts, as IT. has been 4 standing opiulou
that the show which coulu trnyc, thronrt TN,
stots ,rit,,n,,, ,,,o,,,,,,, ,,,.,, sH!'.1.,,e
r,,,,,t, axs,ns,..,as W., .onso oee'oeo'f
fnush eapcF'encc was especially lucky. Samuel
spcut fl,a yenrA with Howc's ti,rat London CIR.
cu. md WIN i. ,ycll no,,.d l., .,,o,. afr.1.s ~.
,in, thu cr,,r1enc,. ~ ,;ro,,s 1,f. T., Ta ea'e
u'us .1v .1'sfisne, ~ CIRCUS io ~ ie2as, 1"r
ordinary man from ever looking ut q map Of tue
6tatr for a life-ttnel To bo sure. tt,a rxnctl
encc hos It's bright side, but ,hn onnosiIr ~,
tremo Offsets il to a marked DEGREE. In IN,
conrse Of a conversation on thr st1I,irrt. last
hight, with q It:rgra,M renurtcr. h,r' t;n,1icn
reJatel the uurttcl,inrs uf n number 1T uIr"n.
tures which the sllo,r peoplu cucuunterci whilu
making tuur Of tic STATE utI os In. iur,fcrtu
arc Of 1uttc an exciting u,m! nnusIu1 .irs"rin.
ton, slry will no duubt he read viii. il,te1est
t.rrubab,y one III The most drs,,-rate nti1c
towns thut nc nr,nenreti IN d,rsnsr mr. tr,
through thr State wus n t,nrt. caiicl iuim- NIX "nrd
Ne had neck Of difficulty vii, tiie srit|srnsi nay
md inutburitirs, hrIore we mi AMY. 'Ti,r IN.
hnbitnnts gr. nr1nrnatjy M,rGrr mcn ran".r.
and dcsnrralons. ,,,,I myc mimi NJ hn,,i io,I
Ing lot ii mel, as onp co,,ld i'm; anrwhrrs % ria
trcsa cn1,sIsts Of huntIm. sl,irI jrrnch"s t,c..
Id intu thu tors of mWhff1c honts nnJ ), as"',ct,
hst nhrh tnrettbrr vii, ~. yo.iii;t,. 49,.
ucarahcc OF ther awur,i,y fratures mn.s INK, nu
LUX altoC.thcr uui,rrno.scssn Thss, ' ,ynrs
thtra ust,niIy hare t,yn nr tr,,S ,,ri..ir,,"tn,
nsis strannpti tn thrIr wn,ss mn, h"yn 1,atAs
bnwie-knifo attorIei hv sfrnns - ~ nts,1n ~
EACH noot. I1c nnms ty wl,trt, .s.h ~ tha1, T. !.
known is rnfciv nnintrd nm ti, 1t.nd ~ ~ h.,
md sonn nj t,ss efurnum,rma wnro .vi,io,'1ty, 1t,
Indicative of tlr fa,t that time iitsr.5;I
inrs Ind tdrrnintci nr,,n y-sn9r ,,.,''. M.o,".
tnn mnticv c1o,s, ,Vt,iin stonni,, .i''t'L ~ .I
niscc' m. nf ti, rnn,oves ~ t p,'n ~, ~ ;,., s
iffc,,ltv wth rnirh.ntfn'. ri,.tn6nr xI,.
for n,,cc II hfs m. NJ lrnst f,r,ni ,1,t ~ S
inrkcd the wrnnp nun. i'm crr,s a,,'iaxn NJ ma,'
WIN wss n Fran,hm"n was snr.ntrI1.t },,u,r.,,
,hr nrorr"ss NJ III" fr"ras ~ aouni ~ uH.s ,.as
of thn sn,yn mn nnrItics III ~ npr, ta."o ,.,.
fore uhrczy Jus,ire Of tlu ieac. Win sIn,',trl
, 1879-04-18

hard crowd. About week betoro va showed
here. ont Of the citizcne had bsen shot i'd cbld
blood by idted despefado !'htned sEalI. Eyed
mcdaecy after. When to heard Tint \ sbnw.
wns about to visit thu town. howoycs, he d.
ternsinod 10 be On hand, And, In spirit OF 6tae,
sent word to that effect TO some of hta friends,
'Bull-Eyed Jlm,' Biz as life, md took sent
near tho band. Before fonE his presence was
discovered BY dozen OF 50 Of The local police-
fls, fv, WIG had been locking for ns arrival:
eas M ao s ssss Ffa' % I I us s Sst, e. s9 1 I'D
authorities dashed across the tncfos,ire,
R'1aehanE oxn On I'm, ts ..,t tan nnd t thin hs
refuge In an out',ouse on the premises Of i
dwelling near By, where b., supposed ho would
be safe. This did not provo The case. how
ever, for biz action was seen by ona Of the
hut thc 'at!tboffttes' at oate raised Their hug,
horse-psto1s and fired v6lIey at the ontl,o,lsr,
their balls crashing through tl,c frame structure
ns though 1t bad been made Of paper. It Is
n,eedlcss to g., state TINT 'Bn!1'Eyed jim Tas
eha,lty they found him lying fiat dr his fhcc.
hs body completely rtddltd With the balls Tint
had been shot at him. As satnpfc Of Texan
Justice. this waa certainly rGtcsass, nnd was rc-
ported to bu quite usual occnrrcncG
4f"1t vas, Indeed. rarc thing With US that
trouble was not met With In the smaller Texas
towns, and the Incidents related are only Illus.
tfatfTc Of how alarming arc the exbcf1ented Of
lifo down there. At small place near Palcs-
thu orc Of our men got into rumput With tho
slgsitl, who suddenly bit him over the head for
no ca,tse whatever. BccAusc his official nosc
was made to bleed = moment 1ntcr, no found
that every 'cttzc11 III tile braee bad become our
enemies, and It Is a nyetcry TO this day q, to
how wo ever got out OF that place With our hgcs
and prupaFty. Atano:bcr place, foE some lauc!el
insult 1e had received, man deliberately saw
cd thr1liEh the ties Of q suail railroad bridge q
few miles ahead df where VIC wtse showing, but
hts work was happily discovered In time, mud bis
bIo0dth!rsty tMtentttns frustrateli.n
, 1879-04-18

aud l,Hro'n on tile extra day a. jerome Parle,
Dut Ten brocek did mt appear, AMI FaEolH
.,Walke'l ovcrn coursc for ihr forfcit 1nnney.
uhus, a. a. ,4.fcar-o}ti, ho started twelve
stcoht! ald ohco third, winning st4,9iQ Last
ychr he started ten tines, ,faa eight times
nsAe, once seron,1, null nnct ,l1plnccd. Mt.l bn1e
intawcl to ilo American turf with ss,+5o to bis
bhltimotc Cup In 4:Os. iit, then. ran at tcromo
lark and was Unexpectedly t1efcnsctl By Dcn.
Phillips BY eight lrrlrt1ls III two 'nilcs md
quarter ii 4:l3. lI* next race was tho Mon-
tYY9a tc again won the al.aRsd atakes III 2:l0}5:
tlho In .4:0sX.. Ilo walked orcr" il. a
milo and ln,f. tlash, beat Lou Lanier
md thrse-qunrters, and finished 1t
quarter assa II w. Il DC fa!i meeti',s at t
Jerome. rark he was p!aced In the grand na:
po. tlSnsl % %a s sfsy TT .t ts sSes2p.s tSp Sfs # Il,
of twt, and quarter miles, III wtIc! lie defcuted
DaniehcN by Two. lengths lu 4:v9, rarotc carry
Ing la5 potinds md DantcheH 100 pounds. In
sn!nhlhg up Paroles CAREER OF four years on tho
American turf, II ID found that hB nppcascd in
thirty-Iltb fhccs, OF which he won twenty.
was tcc6nl III cftt, tfl.td III one, and unp1aced
II three, mid tint ,h's gtoss earnings foot up
$50, 7B. "
rAHoLH'a HNoAdEMEn1s IN ENGLAND
ard very important, especially a. the handicap-
pcrs have not been partfal TO him. Ills noxt
race will bo the city aud suburban 1a,lifcap,
about ono mite and q quarter, ut tho EPSON
spring meeting on April ~. raro|e's weight In
this race Is III pounns. Ills next engagement
is in tl.e great Metropolitan stakes 10 lie run
April 23. The di.taure is 211( miles, mud raroo
isEiven ia pounds. w'tl. which weight lso ought
to win. Il In form. as tho 5-5ear-olds Bel
pl,tRbc, Touc1,et and Rrston give him con-
siderable weight. iia Is also IN .ho prnco Of
Walos stakeB Il hpndlcap), about mile. Parole
iseivcn 115 pounds In iI'fs, but lo Will have to
cqrry soven pounds extra rs penalty for winning
The racs today. His most imnor.nnt engage
race which will be- most interesting to America n
tnrfMen, foi Parolc's sire, Lca,nlngton, won It
when he was 4 ycars old With nincty-tllrce
potints, md again when he was years old with
~ pounds. lie is also engaged In d handicap
to bo run. the next day.
, 1879-04-18
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Aputu pnfa 1NehSHS" VA A'SnoHJ HRH~
CIaro Morrfe nils In next week at HaycrIy,s.
-. ..,1 ~. ,, T.. y...
D. Il. h'nsnett Will play "FHh4" 'a boston
1ol 'n' a''t '''',' VI '''' ~" '"a" ......
Alr. Charles DaTron wtllbO "tho leading mRnn
at tho Boston Muscum next season.
ows. ON a,onhox. =, ,ha i,r,n.t,, n,ot..
WV ~ ".sn ~ ~ ~ AN p'o'e''
Nv" 49, -. :. .s,..,... =. un,.u
FanpY oa'chnofs Is p'ayIns N "flque" ~
the New York Grand opera.ha.'se'
,n,s',Ion -, hecon,s nm nc,or ~, i'm Nary val
@a"tio ~ us'oa'o t,. ~ ".os nv ' 4''" W"
o!esa','' 4A"" ~ 'sa >"ss wv, w. ,,
Tie Princess Louise IS snta W the Montreal
Herald to DO painting portrait Of Mrs. Scott
6!ddons for presentation to the actress.
IL ia definitely fettlel Tint Attts Adelaide
NnIlx N viii rcapiear hero next seuson. Thank
hsaYcn. Tile dramatic wheels can agaip reyolye,
Mr.. Harry Watkins md wife arp engaged III a
uoyci schciua. At tho New York Globe they
.rn INV pjoyInp ior tl,o bpnent 1f Archbishop
Tsrccit.
,,.ra. nx,n.,,,, In, ,, ovor 70 ny, ,h,,o.
, 1879-04-18
MRS. BONANZA MACKEY,
Flow She Furnished ucr rnrlslan Homo,
ttrofE d,{efftfstr

kAU" SHC HFNtRNGfa ACE lAfkGl8n HOMO
Tie following funny story in oolnp tim ronnds
~ thc AmArfcar, f,o,nnv h, p,-fa 7 o,ra ~, !.
sar 1rhat :. i. .sas.n :. ,.,. ,e' ~? '.e :. ~
' lot "nas IL u Wotth-'t ought to be true II 1t
tsn't' Some years aeo, when Mrs. hfaekcy
fret catnc TO Paris, the "Buuanza Kinx.n o.
many toaufe. IN tba s,otes delight r., c,i t,,oir
roldcn Idol. csmc viii hor s,o ooc,n,.a .'4,s ~
to.u.u ,' i3o4' sa"e VAN hof. eae otcupies, as
French scnse) on corner Of tho Champs
Etysccs, close Ia the Arc-ac.rr,omnhc. one ~
the heat .,tca IN po,,s for n mt
ill.,. sno oe'. n,,a o.'es AZ ta''a 4vr ar Eess-
aenec' ahey' On leasing fhls grand
hotel, naturally desired TO furnish
It IN A mnn1er bcco.n ing the marntfIcence of tbe
l,ouse nu1 the stylc IN vf,icl, Ma. Morkcv m,
,.r,.Iz. ,.,.s,. ~ 49, ,.sx..,. ~ ,s ~ ~ ~
lo'ta'''s, "heh u eofseous a1'u u"eqaa'ea pY
anI private individual In Europe. sir. Mackcy
obtained tho assistance OF m American, Mr,
1,e Gnr n vnll.t,rn,yh Communication n7ornhor+
l,.ro ~ ~,r.,,.sa ,na r,,nn,t,,ss ,a,s1s.a.n
ut., w. pa1s"sss ~ .uee, ., up"oIa'et]'
na"Elhee' etc. Neltnet ot t'!ese sontlemcn Dc
Ing "exrerts" 70 that mucll-abueed word y in
house-furnislling, they rather oyerdll tho busi
ness, and the result was palace, With its green
room. Ito yellow room, rs 81 Mauvo roon, It's snf,
coat, OF nlniy colots. Ii. short, grent deal Of
money was spens, but without much taste; or,
more correctly, With extremely "louA" taste,
The lita was never before sten Ia Paris; that Is,
"lartlly cres.f
Just here appears upon % tap's q ccrtain
Count,-the well.kpown Count dU No-Aecount
TO which celebrated family belong nearly. al
the CouMts mud barons and Afurqufses Of Ia
slenan Of expensive tastes, whlch during long
lifetime ls las gratlflcd ut tho cost Of other
peoplc. Now, grown ycneEabla III appearance
and ripe In years, lis sctting sun Is dccllnng
upon Ifs we'll sppnt in 1eccing not only bis
own coVntrYucp, but rich Foreigners WHO need
tho 1aastHnc0 of nun OF refined taeteS. fkn