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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
A Baby walraS

A baby wairus is now housed in the
Westminster Aquarium-the second of
his kind ever caught alive. so il is b.
lieved. The little fellow was captured
in Davis Straits by the crew of the steam
whaler Polynia, who killed his mother
as she was f!osting asleep in the water.
As the men nearcd the old walrus. the
baby suddenly appeared and was taken
into the boat: but its piteous cries
brought two male walruses to its help.
and the crew had . severe fight before
killing the would be rescuers. On board
ship the young walrus soon became very
doeile, and . perfect plaything of the
sailors; while now he is 50 fond Of hu-
man society that he growls and grum-
bles vigorously If left alone. He is
about i've months old. and is between
four and i've feet long. with bright
scarlet eyes. bat u not It present in
good condition. having been kept with
out water on board ship. while he has
caught achM In tr1velinz. Further.
he Is cutting his tusks, which seems Is
trying TO the little walrus a tecthine Is
to . baby. and be greatly enjoys having
his gums rubbed The creature lvco
entirely on fish. devourine eight pounds
Of mussels daily in dstanIt a his favor.
ito food, raw 0rqRaiA
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
nrsosaI AND IsrknAHl.

Patti hss been singing Tor Thirty
| years. and Nilssoa foe tvensy-
IA uss in November. . hundr~i
rear, ago. thsf old John jacob Aston
s~s sail IRON Germany soe New York
with noshing bat . isve-Pound uose and
seven German csses Ia his pocket
=. Tsnss.
The husband 81 the late Mn.
Fanny sprague. Of Rhode Island.
mother of the es~-Isovrrnor. vas muir.
dcred In isss. and John Gorson was
hanged for participation In the crime.
-Prvrsdesoe Journal
General Crook. the lndian-fxhter.
d said 20 be very ahstemsoo.. not drnk-
ing any kind OF alcoholic liquor. ies or
coHee. His fsvorise beverage - fr~sA
milk. In dress be ID equally plain. bat
be ID no, In the least degree sloveniy.-
Chicago journal.
Mr.. A. u. Hatch. Of New Bedford.
who originated the New Bedford e,-
press when the railroad Was first opened
10 that city. refers hi. friends % the
nine.icth Psalm Of David. the tenth
verse. He wn stu active and genial. ~
In earlier times. on his SEVENTEEN natal
day.-Bossoa Pos.
Mr.. John X French. formerly Ser
yeant-at-Arms OF the United States Sen
ate, in his lecture. Ten Years Among
the Senators" ranks William PIT, Fes-
sender ~ the greatest member Of that
body he ever knew. but saws be went in
and out Of the Senate Chamber with
less pretension than the man who
opened and shut the doors--isd,anGpo-
Us Journal.
Mgr. Capel MAS asked what struck
him most forcibly in this country. and
he replied: The precociousness Of
children" He saws that while in Balii-
more the Archbishop took him 70 call
on n lady. While making the visit n
boy aged four years came in the room.
and his mother said: My son. speak
10 the Archbishop" IL. obeyed resdi-
". and, holding out his hand. said:
"How do. Arch!'-CAicago tribune.
Comptroller Knox. Of the Treasury
Department, is thus described: His
personal appearance is quite striking.
his tall. well-nourished figure. diguifed
carriage. topped by n head as massive
rs a maui. gray mustache and hair.
bright eyes twinkling behind golden
trimmed glasses. heavy jaws. expressive
Of resolution. and under lip slightly
purscd. apparently by habits Of calculn-
lat;on. constitute an ensemble calculated
10 attract q second look at the man,
aside from the knowledge Of his fame"
N. y. Ioss.
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ter bot here. I sAouli h 90 kappy+"
Presently be gianc-d o; The piai.orn.
end iherr Stood his lovely lady Sc
b~ssa To sing. and ht,ls fferrv's bart
ihrobh~l as 70 10 ~vala Sar.i a. the
familiar note. 81 his o~n Little sBns fell
upon hs ear IL. simple mxh-sy
touched the audience. tao, aai "a ~Ns
sung again. aud ri iis close no house
rang with applause
How the vsf If the coacert passed.
Ffcrrc never kn-w. Hc .taid ustii a
Was al over. and ihsn hurried hoaas
and told his wobderfgl ae~s
Several days after. MsiAfas Nshsran
callel upon I1crrrs mother SD told
her ,ha, \ Lonsioa publisher hal offered
three huurard ponbis fer the sag.
which ofrr she had aec~psed and pour
ing into the Asssnshed ~oman's lap =
pile Of notes sud gold. said
Madame. your sou viii q day h
= great composer. Thank God !oF the
gif, HE has given him
PIERRE and hi. sack mother mingled
their tezrs and thank. Ia one who
seemed In them Ike an angel seat from
Heaven. With the money thus obtained
fierre wss enabled Ia pursue his mu-
steal studies. and Ia a~f;cr-yesr, verified
the great singers pr~lic,lon. and bc-
came one Of the most talented oompos-
eTs Of his day.
Wha; might latte ricrre's fate have
been IL a cruel scrSant bad sen him
from the great singrr. door. OF q
Madame Mslihran had refused ;o .trn
To his timid little appeal HspSrs
ioaHS ftoJic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

to cne another. and have In the cour.e
y year become stationary In that posi-
uon. mat IL 10 say. the torsos have be.
come flxcd. the power 20 turn the bead
oack 70 back still rrmaining. Such
monstrosifies are not. ~ . rule. pleasant
70 o upon, but in this case Miss
Millie IL an exception. y there h moth.
ing unpleasant In the appearance ID
the Nightingale" On the contrary
she IL q very pleasant and wcll-eduested
person. speaking English. German
and French fuenily. also . little
Spanish. II l. very curious TO hear her
speak different languages with her
double mouths nj the same time. and.
though'she calls herself Miss Mile Chris
tine. from my own standpoint ] should
pronounce this monstrosiiy twins
spoiled by . freak Of nature. The
head and bust Of one l. stout and large.
exactly resembling the mother; he
other Is much smaller. and totally dif-
ferent In features. fayoring her father.
As she sits down. Miss Mile presents
the appearance 81 two girls squeezing
into one chair. - girls often do. The
legs move at precisely the same moment
In walking or dancing. though the
heads and arms are p~ertectly indeperd.
ent Of each other. The lady has two
beautiful voices. singing duets charm
ingly; when warbling a solo the voice
and respiration l. rs n had n long
conversaiionwith the Nightingale In
which she told me that there il never
the slightest difference Of opinion be-
tween her and her double; they agree
in all things. are hungry and thirsty at
the same time. eat the same things. and
divide everything. even 10 a peanut
When alone they C on all kinds
Of topics. rarely having 4 di'erent
thought. except occasionally being puS-
zled rs TO the faces they have seen."-
Chicago Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16
Fashion Items

Newmarket jackets, both long and
short. are again in high vogue.
The blouse bodice ranks next TO the
Camargo bodice in popularity.
Hoop earrings, set with diamonds
and other jewels, are very fashionably
worm.
Cloth toques and velvet jockey caps
will be worn with costumes of cloth and
of velvet.
A favorite brocaded velvet, used just
now both for wraps and costumes,
shows q light ground of almond r pale
doe color. with large brocaded figures
in dark plum, ruby and golden brown.
The satin or velvet made up with This
material sometimes matches the color
Of the ground. and is sometimes the
shade of the velvet. On some Of the
new-patterned brocsdes the design is
immensely large. but the best-dressed
people draw the line At the medium size.
Society young ladies. with plenty OF
time on their hands. are just now busy
ing themselves BY painting small bright
flowers of every description in tiny
clusters upon yards and yards OF white
and pale-tinted satin ribbon These
ribbons they will use later TO decorate
their dancing toilets of cloudy India
silk gauze and tulle. A dress OF this
kind. lately completed in this city. had
over two hundred yards Of painted rib
bon Is its trimming. to say nothing OF
the enormous sash draped at o side.
and painted in large blush roses and
foliage. The narrow ribbon vas paint
ed in moss buds set into wood moses
Velvet win be the rage for this and
the coming season. The handsomes; a
the imported costumes in velvet for
autumn wear are totally untrimmed
save in the matter of buttons, which. to
make ND for this simplicity Of style, are
often very beautiful and very expensive.
Silver Is the favorite metal for these
buttons-the designs copied frequently
from buttons worn in the time Of Geosge
!. and those worn II the cont at Louis
XVI. Some II these are vsgy eAasee.
but are nevertheless said 70 b excelIeus
limitations Of the genuine article. Aaey
Of these buttons are studded with ha4-
precious stones. and sppearto great Sd
vantage upon the fFoots and IaEgo
rocket Aaps Of the Old Guard vai1er
COATS now 80 fsstiouably wcrA-G i
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

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Something About thu Astors.

Look at the Astors. Only a few gen.
~crations ago and they were butchers.
selling meat To any one who ANTE Ia
buy IL; now they are considered the
most exclusive family in New York.
Old John Jacob Astor came over here
from Germany a hundred years z and
set up a butcher shop in the Bowery.
where he made a great deal of money.
The brothers Of this original Aston were
musical instrument makers, and when
the famous John Jacob started in the
fur business in New York he had
musical instruments rs one Of the de-
partments of his trade. Between flutes
and furs he made about S2j0.OO0 in six
teen years. They were real merchants
IN those days and owned their own
ships, and Mr.. Aston used To Dad his
vessels with furs and send them to Lon
don; from London they would go to
China and return Ia New York with a
cargo Of teas. II is said that he often
Melted "a much rs SO 600 on a single
importation Of that article. The greater
part Of his money. however, vas made
by judicious investments in real estate.
The Astors bought property up town
when other people were buying below
Canal street. / believe they " as
many rs 800 houses in the m~ost-thickly
populated uptown districts. Most If
their houses are built of grayish
Yellowstone, and are devoted en-
tirely TO renting. The Astor home
is now on Madison ayenue-at
least that is where Mr.. William
II. Aston. the senior member of the
family, resides-and il is built of the
same colorcd stone rs his tenant houses.
Over the front entrance is a glass and
stone Enclosure devoted TO flowers,
which breaks the monotony of the stone
walls and gives it a very pretty appear
ancc from the street. Mr.. William Il.
Aston looks every inch the millionaire.
He is not pretty, but he is distinguished
looking, is tall and stout, with n ruddy
complexion and closc-cropped mustache
and longish slde-whiskcrs that grow
straight down from the ears. But MIR.
Aston is very much afraid If getting too
stout. and used to walk all the way from
his Office. which was in the lower part
of the city-Princc street, I think-up
to his house OF Madison avenue This
is about the only exercise that most of
the New York men get. They dislike
walking for walking's sake, but VII
walk up or down town one 4 day n a
sort of duty. fancy they find it ncc,s-
sary. because most of these bankers and
brokers are high livers, and if they do
not take some exercise are very apt TO
be visited with ills that come from hirh
living. The wealth of the Astor family
now Is sad to amount To $50 On, coo
apiece for William and John Jacob, the
two Oldest. John Jacob has but one son.
William w. Aston. familiarly known as
Willie, the present United States Min
lister 10 Rome.-N. J.. Cor. Hhiidfelpiia
RS.ory
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-16

At the house II j l.. English. Ia tho
west end of the city. j. \ pet CROW who
r~a.oices In the name ~ Grip" Tai.
bird. now about sixteen months oil.
shows that IL u not necessary ,o split
the tongue Of a crow in order that 10
NAV speak. What seems morr strange,
his Zones So far from being ~jiscorian;
aud CROW like. exactly rescmbl. those Il
the human family around him. Ills
curiosity j. always aroused by the APP
proach of n Stranger. Upon seeing .
person for the first time hc deliberately
walks around him. examining him IN
the kecne.i and most critical manner.
frequently ordering him with great
stcrnncss ;o go home or go away"
Possibly. IL Grip" l. in a pleasant
frane Of mind. he will greet the stranger
with Hello bellor' lie initiates
every noise thai may lie heard In the
farm-yard: calls Ike n hen when shs
fears danger to her brood IL chickens.
scolds La. n sitting hen. whinnics like
a horse in the fields. and after NJ inter
mission will crow Ike the king of
chandeliers. and again like n young
cock just trying his feeble. cracked
voice. lie eerps to consider himself
the guardian III the premises. walking
up and down the street in fruaf of the
house and driving before him cats.
dogs. or n unfortunate stray chickens
that have wandered beyond their limits.
Al first he always buried . portion 81
the food given him. pluckipg up grass
and leaves and chips to cover IL; then.
IL offered more. he would unesrth the
hidden store and bury in its plsce that
last offered. But nov that he finds bic
rations forthcoming withou, car on
his part. he only buries that which 10
left after satisfying his hunger. His
favori,e tit-bit Is . rome having q little
raw meat on IL. and this IL often hidden
for DAYS. He never cats corn. but
small grains and ferries he viii bold in
a pouch st the root u hi. bill. He
rever speaks with his mouth full. but
VIII unload the pouch and say; "Oli
fellow old fellow ofsentimes again
picking up the grains and utterly re-
fusing 70 drop them again
lie has never shown any desire 30
fratcrnixe with TIE Wild cross who !
addsessed by -ome Of these ru~ with
= loud "caw cav" Grip responded by
saving "bow WOW WOW" following
this with . loud Hello" which sp
frightened them that they took rapid |
fight and did not rturn. lie 10 . keen
hunter Of molcs. and these pests have
been obliged 10 seek other plarr than
the smooth lawn. which Grip s~ems
to corsider his Own special property.
There sre numheriess little thioys !
which show . grvsi deal II inieihCencs
in the crow and indicate q degree II
reasoning ons would hardly hok foe
in . bird usually considered q nuisance.
4, is sincerely hoped that no csre!ess
sportsman win shoot this wooderful
Grip ~ be flies around the neiShbor.
hood--Hsrford Krssin9 Posi-
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