The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-31

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really - - slaughtered. wtih vihsT pm
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decorated bold asccuara Tho s'rNias e
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The Tie Club la private zss'ca'ioa
q well knusn artists sho ~csl.arNts
heir sumussr yacst4ons ~ infoTmN
Sour, IN s.clalcd poTtlor. q ihs csua
Ivy. rich Ia natural bsAaties and his
travelled on TO: ihruueh the cAs,SFn sud
II Long Island, among tho old liAmP-
Ion towns. and along Tho saff hua'os
shore - MuuiAuk sui ShinnSNCk
From thi, h-althiui ,up ;hsy ~rviufuc'i
hroufs-i and ~iuyisvraisd. With their
portfolios loaded with sketches sksra
af,cT~ari found their way into = pTpfs
tEcnt magazine. The memtcrs 81 The
club have = constitutional disSkr II ths
dus', CicaeTs, and woTnmcnt 81 Ordinary
travel, hence their selection 10 q cana
boat for the present season, ia lisu ui
express trains az steamboats, The name
II the present boat was originally ;he
John A EaTic 81 " hi,ohali. Several
new namc, wvTu suggested. sue a.
Iiu.fore, the I1rl. the Early Biri. etc &.
but IL WAS finally Determined {" call the
boat the B~ucentaur. after the famous
State barge. In which the pcgos Il Yea
ice welded the AdnStIc.
The main cabin or saloon 81 Tho Bucen-
iaur Yesterday presented n brilliant
spectacle. IL oC rupicd the entire length
III the boat in front 81 The little cana
cabin nj the stern, from which u was
divided 10y hangings If red silk. It's
walls were covered with V~AricgAtsd
hsngings in blue. green. and gold, while
the door was hidden by heavy cloths
and mating from the studios "i
The members. Turkish diyans and
iuuaxos. covered with Tiger skins. AMI
sofa, with srit yielding cushions. were
scattered in tasteful DISORDER abou, the
saloon. Through TIA center ran q long
dining and drawing table, drNped In
cloth q velvet, md adorned with dow
ers and tropical plants. Bunches oi IVY
and ropes Il sm!laN were hung abJu,
the open hatchwsys aud trsilei around
the posts which supported the deck
The walls were hung with rare paint
ings, choice engrayIngs, et"hings. etc.
OF hTic-a brar there was sufficient "a
form n good -isci losn collection. Stat
ue.. heather gods aud o~utlandi.h doitic.
stared from out the folds OF the hang
ing. Brazen shields with ba. relieis
alternAted with medieval cr1cihtes,
vases OF Satsuma ware. Queen Anncs
tea kettles, oxydized dsgger- % pre-
historic men. warming pans of the age
Of Charles IL, and immense Chinese
lanterns. One 81 the last named. siS
Zee; in height, was hung on the foremost
ha'chway, and was Ia be lighted during
the upward trip. A Chinese staiu" of
Buddha smiled plscidly from under
meath n hrAzen bias relisi of Henry ~
R0i ia frame a. EGrgrrc. There
was no lunch, the only refrcshment be
ing cool inter beer. which the artists.
ladies, spectators, and policemen quzg-
ed with undisgui.ed relish AnunNritisn
law 81 the club prevent, the drinking 81
any thing stronger except in csse 81
desperate sickness.
The wardrobe which the club takes
with them is probably richer than I ST
Of Any thea,er in New York. OF Nsn"-
tian costumes alone Their. are $3.50
worth, besides an endless variety of
other hsbilimen,s, for models. etc The
artists holiday il mo-; 10 ~ al play by
any means. They propose Ia accom-
pli.h a great deal 81 valuable work IN
the upper canals and on the lake.
Each one "a the - members If the
club has n nickname bestowed upon him
by universal consent, and which j. in
variably used during these excursions.
The two most sctiye members are ''The
Owl" and "Pelyphemus." Then there
- Hawk, Grifin, Cadmium. O'Don-
hghue, Terrapin go called for his fond
hess for the soup ot that name), Sirius.
Marine, Csigui, HOrsehair. Maryland.
and several others. The club have re-
ceived Invita- ons from many friends tn