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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
Tacoma Choral Society.

TACOMA, Jan. Especial. January Ii has
been liked al the time for the rendering of tho
Messiah at Seattle by the Tacoma Choral So
cfety. 1t will be given in Plymouth church,
which has large auditorium and an elegant
pipe organ. The conductor accompanies and
soloists will be the same at the recent concert
In the Congregational church here. The par.
Tors OF Plymouth church have been placed ut
the disposal of the members and friends OF the
society while st Seattle. On Monday evening
the society will commence the rehearsing OF
music for the next concert. A steamer will be
Chartered TO transport the members of the
society and friends who will accompany them
to Seattle. The steamer will leave Railroad
wharf at $3.50 p. m, and returning leave the Sc.
attic landing at IL D. m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

titled IAN Irish Hsiress," will be the attraction
1t viii be followed by q season of comic opera
by the Calhoun Opera Company. The Aubrey
Boue!csnit Company will open two weeks
season On Puget sound at the new theater in
Olympia tomorrow night Manager Hanna will
be with the company during its Olympus en-
gagement, returning home in time for its open.
ing here next Thursday night Aubrey Bouci.
csult has an excellent company supporting him
and he wiz produse q new comedy written by
himself. entitled WANTED" at the new Seattle
theeter next Saturday night This will be its
nrst production on any stage. Following this
company Manager Hanna will present a series
OF very strong attractions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
LACE AND PORTIERE CURTAINS.

The great majority of the Lace and Portiere Curtain.
announced as special last week closed out This
week We will make another effort this department and
VIII put in at approximate prices those announced last
week, a much handsomer line of reduced goods The
that have ever been announced in this city,
Nottingham Lace Curtains reduced from 81 to 81 IL
pair
Nottingham Lace Curtains reduced from So TO pair
Nottingham Lace Curtains reduced from $3.50 to 81 so
pair
Nottingham Lace Curtains reduced from So IS to sl7o
pair
Nottingham Lace Curtains reduced from ST to S. 10 par
Nottingham Lace Curtains reduced from IS to So 40 pair
Nottingham Lace Curtains reduced 81 TO 81 so pair
irish Point Lace Curtains reduced from $3.50 to $3.50
pair.
IRISH Point Lace Curtains reduced from 81 to - par
irish Point Lace Curtains reduced 50 to $25 pair
irish 1oint Lace Curtains reduced from SIC par
irish FONT Lace Curtains reduced from S to So pair
brussels Lace Curtains reduced from IS TO So 70 pair
brussels Lace Curtains reduced from SIC 81 pair
brussels Lace Curtains reduced from Sl1 $3.50 pair
chenille Portieres reduced from s. to s. a pair
Chenille Portieres reduced from $40 to $7.5 a pair
chenille Portleres reduced from Sl2 80 pair
Cheniiie Portleres reduced from $3 80 to 50 a pair
Chenille Portieres reduced from SIS to s02 5 pair
SILK Curtains reduced from $3.50 to SIS so a pair.
Six Curtains reduced from $40 to $3.50
silk Curtains reduced from ST. so to 1925
six Curtains reduced from SIS to ST..
Silk Curtains reduced from $50 to $780,
six Curtains reduced from $50 to so.
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THg CAST
The Calhoun opera Company.

r 4ne' - 1aAA oFsts company VII open at
''t1iay Monday. January l6 IN taeir Ieper-
ic.To Icy have "Fata4t1a," sad Fashs. "
"AEo Ia, "i.occsc!o," etc. The press notices
feee'vei - tie company ~ is tour s1csk
h'gals & ,A2 productions aud ~ TIE strength Of
- irlEc.rs. AID caovus. The Winnjpeg Da.1p
ff'>rT> loacas tie rendition Of "fa;Iultza IN
TIE ipi.os.as manner:
Arutae- crowded house a. the B.j0u theater
,saeN-ev -.el.t $50 al excellent pTciucllon Of
toa Suore.s iltesat comic opera "Fat.nitz.''
- TIE Calhoun Opera Company. IL being tie
q, Inle oi TIE performance n WINNIPEG.
t-.ere san "a no CompGr son between the riH sc
e ">a.l FasEs' aud "FsuuitEs." Ot the frat
lie -sss' sald EAe better; Tie last Is no.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
Centralia News.

CENTRALIA, Jan. 6-ISpeciaL l-Tha commu-
nifty is much paiued al the death OF tes. Walter
Adams, wife OF the Northern Pacific egent here
She gave birth 70 Ii daughter on suu,eay morn
ing last and from complications wiach arose
met her death.
The residence Of W. J. Kienast was destroyed
BY fire. together with its entire ConSants. In
sured for 500. The parties were at <5urch at
the time. ard the FIRE is supposed To hSv- orlgi-
mated from ire lott in a heating stow.
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The State Library.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 6-fSpecial The Biennial re-
port of State Librarian =. D. Moore e7lows that
there are now in the state library l6,Gcl volumes
--l40S5 bound and 1896 unbound All the
states have been prompt in forwat54ing their
exchanges. consisting of reports q: supreme
and appellate courts, session laws and other
state publications, and much credit IS due SEN
ator John X. Allen for the interest he has taken
in procuring for our library valuable govern
mcnt publications. The sale of the ssna.e and
house journals brought in {66.
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The Battalion Drill.

The battalion drill on Tuesday night was no
70 the usual standard Of these affairs from the
military standpoint, and was II anything pleas
anter than usual n the sOeia. aspect OF things
About $50 invitations were issued. and apriics.
tious for about sixty more were received Tor the
next drill The latter affair Will not come or
Il. some time after Inauguration. The usual
dance, - the music of TIE Fir,ts fine band. io!-
lowed the Gr.li. Col. Green turned the battalion
over after formation n Capt. +. l. Hilton, OF
Company y, tAe youngest captain in the seattle
companies. The captain did We'll with the bat
TALON.
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Capt Jones. OF Company /, was n Seattle yes
,er3ay. leaving Tor Tacoma ~ 5 p m
Lieut. -. 4. kimhaIi. Fourteenth United
States infantry. srriyed Ia seattle yesterday from
Fort Townsend, whore he IS on speci al duty.
Col Green hiss been notified by the sGjutsnt
generals o1iee that a. companies attending the
Inauguration Of tiov.-e.ecs McGraw Will be pro-
vidsi with .sggjags.
Company J, Of Fort Townsend, Capt. George
Il. Jones commanding, VIII arrive IN seattle on
Tuesday at ) d. T., on tas steamer Cry OF
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SWORD AND BAYONET.
The Militiamen Will Go to the
Inauguration.
STEAMER SEHoME CHARTERED.
Leggings Will Be Given to the Men-The
Last Battalion Drill-A New
Ride-Notes.

r LAST il 10 sure
til at the Seattle
militia will 60 TO
the Inauguration
OF Gov. elect J. II.
McGraw, tho ug b
they n ust pay
their o wn " ay.
This they will do
cheerful =. ] b e
orders and details
will DO found be-
low. This ia tn 0
most OF the news
for the week. To-
cal interests are
most concerned in
this vent It
caused the post
ponement OF Com.
pany Els drill last
week and of other
affairs. There IL
nOlank of interest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
CONTINUED CLOAK SPECIALS.

This week add the special tables all the odd sizes
that remain in the cloak stock making the bargain list
fully AS great presented opening of the sale
Among the specials IN the department at
SIS that have sold high 81 and less than 81
Wraps at $40 that have been sold at from $50 to s35
table full OF misses coaks and jackets have been re-
duced from price of $3.50 sl7 In Furs vs
also make extra inducements.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS
THE ARLINGTON.

THE ARLINGTON.
" Avery, Portland A c Tucker, e Blakeley
+ O Lovejoy. Coupeville w G WhitneN& W. Idaho
J Murphy, Prairie Rev sinclair q fam, city
F Dase, Iowa J l. KillianS Pendleton
II Phillips, City CLWood & V. w Seattle
heeler ii W, Sidney + Muller & W. Sidney
A Boucher & w, Tacoma z Brown, Tacoma
Z Griffith, Everett John Hopp, Snohomish
e Clarey, Kansas City Rogers, Everett
K c Calhoun, Pt Town q II Leghornz city
Miss Anna Bishop, do Ii T. Perrin, lSnacortes
Miss Amelia Bishop do q Black, C@ntralia
Chas Egbert, San Fran II ii Rue Po:t Biake'ey
II II Dearborn, city I l. Armstrong;. Oakln' q
J Ii Everdeth, san Fran
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
A CARPET OFFERING,

we nave cuied out from the carpet stock all short
lengths in all classes of carpetngs week AXE
aurher great reduction from the regular prices the
piece Is taken This is splendid chance carpet small
room and at great saving from the cost Bring the
measures OF your room with that you may pick
the most desirable lengths.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
Stockton Josshouse Funds s5oicn.

STOCKTON. Cal, Jan. "a Chinese doctor
named Chung Tow Ling and his two cons were
found in their lodging house in an unconscious
condition today. They say thieves broke in
last night. over powered and druggsd chem aud
robbed the safe OF 900. The money. belonged
to the josshouse fund and 20 the doetcs and his
friends. The police think the robberyswas COM
rnttet By those inside 20 get away with the
iosshouse fund and specisl deposits.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
IN UNDERWEAR

Another lot of the special Munsng Plated Goods added
to already extensive list presented Friday The reduc
lions are from 81 80 to Sli7 from 81 IS s97 from sl5
to Sc In Mems Underwear offer apge Quaker
Health Pattern Underwear Shirts double shield front
and open back, reduction soc from $3.50 each This
Underwear is particularly good for who engaged
in outdoor occupations
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MISSES SHOES Sizes IL to q.

French kid patent leather tip spring heel reduced from
from $3.50 to $2.25 pair
Fine Dongoa kid, spring heel reduced from 81 25
pair.
Fine Dongoa kid, spring heel reduced from 81 s125
pair.
Fine Dongoa kid spring heel reduced from 81 ST.
pair
Fine Dongoa kid, spring heel reduced from 81 to SLIGO
pair.
Fine Pebble goat, spring heel reduced from 81 $3.50
pair.
Seventyhree pairs of misses shoes all Styles reduced
from $3.50 SIS and $3.50 to $150 pair.
All misses low shoes greatly reduced.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
LADIES' SLIPPERS AND Low SHOES.

25 pairs of the celebrated Alfred Dodge wool felt slippers,
in black and red Gust the thing for cold eet) reduced
from $LS5 to Si.35 pair.
Ladies' aelt slippers, reduced from 81 % to SOC pair
Ladies' silk Persian slippers reduced from $75 to $l25
pair.
Ladies' black Brighton slippers reduced from 50 to
$150 pair
Ladies' slippers strap and bow reduced from
$3.50 to S. pair.
Ladies' patent leather Oxfords bootee cut vesting top,
reduced from $3.50 to 81 % pair.
Ladies' French kid Oxords opera and common lasts
reduced from $3.50 to $3.50 pair.
Ladies Dongola Butcher cut Oxfords, vesting tops,
duced from 81. rs 81. 10 pair.
All styles in regular 81 90 Oxfords marked special at 81 so
pair
All broken lines of Oxords at extra special reductions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

In militia circles. Seattle can and will support
three companies up to the maximum strength
allowed by law when equipments can be OBJ
tanned Company is perhaps worst of, yet it
has about q dozen applicants waiting adms-
sion. Below will be found notes OF interest on
military cycling and the latest IN armament, as
well as other notes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

Manager Hanna will spare no effort TO please
the theatergoing public during this engage
ment. aud feels confident OF pleasing our people
aud making the short season a most successful
one al around, satisfying 10 the audiences as
well as profitable 70 the company and manage
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

FIERRK ;. D.. jan. 6-Dollsrd, in tee senate.
AMI Farrell, in the house, attacked TIE divorce
law with bills requiring a years ressence be-
lore action. The sentiment seems 70 fs.T0. these
provisions. and many demand that Az divorce
trials shall Re in open court before its-y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
FRENCH FLANNELS AT 40 CTS.

Another large and elegant lot OF genuine imported
French Fannels in desirable patterns and
out at 49c yard These anne sold at zoe and
soc yard heretofore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
THE MILLINERY MOVEMENT.

final clearing out of the millinery stock will made
this week and will offer you the greatest special
ments TO buy trimmed and unrimmed hats of every des
crpton. Visit the department and learn the full extent
Of its offerings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
IAN Irish HeiFess."

The Cordray company viii appear IN refined
comedy drama next week. 1t treats of eharac-
tiers OF high social standing. The sentiment is
lofty: the lines possess rare literary merit; and
the plot is woven with dramatic art. Tho
scenes are Laid in London, for the most part
with arstocfa;io surroundings. The Earl of
stanm0re believes himself 10 be heir to the
title and estates OF the old family.
whose name no bears. but learns
through his lawyer that re is, IN fact, an ille-
gitifnGte son OF the deceased earl. He finds. 10
bis morti fcation, that the rightiul claimant is
EoTah oConnor, beautiful Irish girl. Percy
Ardent, Of the fashionables Of London
society, meets Norah at a bail and falls In love
with her. lie is q close friend OF stanmoTe
and gives him IA letter TO carry TO tho fasci-
hating heiress. In which he declares his
passion. Stanmore intrusts the delivery of
the letter 10 his confidential agent, Mai
Fuss, who mixes up matters by delivering
lrdeat's imprisoned missive TO Sir William
Dayentry, who believes that IL 10 intended
for his wife. More mischief is wrought by
another blunier of Fuss, who hands Lady
DsvenJry letter signed Kate, add intended Tor
the Kari Of stanmore This letter IS a heart
breaking appeal from a deceived woman who
h&t believed herself the lawful wife Of stan
more but no name Is mentioned. and Lady Dav-
entry Jumps - the conclusion that Il was in
tended for hex husband aud that he Is guilty OF
h.gamy. ignorant OF the complications wrought
ny ais biDulering IteQtenan Esfi StanmOre -
using every means In his power 70 obtain and
destroy the only proofs o. his illogitlmscy. The
lawyer brings the proofs and is about 10
give them 20 his client, when he dis
covers iHAi the woman whom Stanmors
had wrot Sed IS his own daughter. The papers
are delivered by him 10 Norah instead, who
forces tie fictitious earl TO marry the woman be
had deceived Uader penalty Of being delivered
oVet % tie officers OF the Law. The comedy OF
tie piece lee II the humorous situations and
incidents following She blunders OF the fuddled
Ma! fuss waose memory is so powerfully
had ;Asi 70 Is sometimes compelled 10 stop aud
ta;as what his Own name Is Nj Bert Cooie
VIII play this part ana it is safe 10 say that
PATRONS VIII oe RECALLED with a racy depletion.
The Characters have been well cast and care
iul.y rehearsed So Tbs; a fine ensemble NAV be-
exuCC.eG
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LADIES SHOES.

French kid, handurned. front Lace patent tip, opera
last, reduced from S5,25 to S.. 50 pair
French kid heavy SOLE front lace patent leather tip
opera last, reduced from S. to S.. IS pair
French kid handurned Butcher cut, front lace opera
last, reduced from S. to $3.50 pair.
French KID hand-turned button shoes, common sense
last, reduced from s.. 10 to 81 p pair
French kid, hand-turned button Shoes common sense
last, reduced from IS TO So. SIS a pair.
Best French kid handturned button shes, common
last. reduced from $3.50 to S. pair.
Best French kid, handurned, button shoes opera last
reduced from So to $3.50 pair
Best French kid handurned, button Shoes opera last,
reduced from $3.50 to So pair
French KID, handsewed heavy soe opera last reduced
from s. to So. pair
Three hundred pairs of ladies' Shoes French kid and fine
Dongola, button, all hand-turned, common
and opera lasts consisting of all broken lines the
prices specified at the choice of So. These shoes
have been sold St. So S. So 90 S. and $3.50 a pair
We can fit any size foot not Az in this lot.
ITO pairs of ladies' fine Dongoa button Shoes reduced
from IS to S1.75 pair.
Best Pebble goat button shoes reduced from
apair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

AUBREY BoCclcAULr. which city he has
Just completed q highly successful season Of
eight consecutive weeks
In his support is Miss Victory Bateman. lady
who has played leading roles in the companies
of Frederick Warde, Louis James and others OF
like calioer.
The opening bill here will be Lord Lytton's
LADY Of Lyons" with Mr.. Boucicault as Claude
Nenotte and Miss Bateman as Pauline This
will be followed on Saturday night, January II,
BY the new comedy entitled "wanted." This is
from the pen OF Mr.. BouclcauIt himself, aud is
said to show the versatility OF his company to
good effect. Mr. Boucicault Is the author of
numerous other plays. one of which, "The
FavoEite," he recently presented for run in one
OF the leading san Francisco theaters, and re-
eeived for IL the uustinted praise OF the press
and the liberal applause and support of the
public.
The different plays presented while she com
pany remains will DO given with handsome CO.'S
tumes and especial attention to all details.
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THE SEATTLE STAGE.
siberia" the Greatest Success
of Cordray's House.
BoUClCAuLT'S SON COMING.
Manager Hanna to Play Strong Com
pany on the Sound Circuit-Dra-
matte News Notes.
HE second week OF

HE second week OF
siberia at Cor.
dray's has been
ost successful
and the manage
nent has every
reason to be graft
fed with the busi-
ness done since the
piece was put on.
This week the re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08

ne" Sedtt.e tLed-
ter. The repertoire
incl u d es ct h Q
Lady of Lyons"
dream Faces"
at he Dowager,"
as weethearts" and
the new comedy
WANTED"
Mr.. Boucicault
Is the son OF the
late Dion Bouci.
cault, and IL said
10 inherit a very
great deal of the
talent OF his father
aud has been most
hatteringly spoken
of by the San Fran.
cisco pr sss, / n
1871
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
BARGAINS FOR MEN.

In the Clothing Departments we make very special
offerings and children For the offer $40
choice suits that have sold at from SIS upwards
al SIS suits have sold from 500 30 upwards
Also fine pantaioons at s. that have been reduced from
$50 s. $50 and 50.
In Children's Clothing making special prices
every parent viii ind m0neysaying and interesting
Chdens Overcoats througho tie entire seIec
ton Phenomenal reductions in suits Of all kinds.
On Mems Hats ofer reductions Of fully - per cent
all Lines except those marked r. Dunlap & Co.
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DRAPERIES.

large lot of figured China Silk, Madras. Muslin and
Pongee Draperes at greatest reductions
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IN DRESS GOODS

We have placed the special tables another large lot
of those choice 81 Chevios and Hoespuns ACC yard
Also another lot OF the handsome black Bedford Cord
RIGS reduced from 45c sc yard
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CHILD'S SHOES Sizes 8 to 1870

Dongoa handurned button shoes, heels, reduced from
from $3.50 to 75c.
Dongoa black cloth top patent leather tips spring heel
reduced from S.75 to Sl.40 pair
NICOLA, spring heel button Shoes reduced from ST. to
$L35.
Dongoa spring heel button shoes reduced from tos
Dongoa spring heel button shoes reduced from $780,
Special bargains in all broken lines of childs shoes
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AUBREY BoUCICAULr COMING.

The Son OF the Great Dion to Be at the
New Seattle Theater.
Manager Hanna announces that he has COM
peted arrangements with Aubrey Boueicault
end his company for an engagement here at the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-08
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, ETC.

All linen half bleached, "a size napkins. reduced from
1915 to 81 dozen.
All linen full bleached, "a size napkins. reduced
$50 to SIT dozen
All linen full bleached 3i size napkins reduced from s.
to $3.50 dozen.
All linen full bIeached 7s damask napkins reduced from
$3.50 to 81 25 dozen.
All linen half bleached table damask, y inches wide
duced from Sl.25 70 95c yard.
All linen full bleached table damask 2 inches WIDE
duced from $3.50 to $50 yard.
All linen full beached damask, Y inches wide
duced from s1.75 to $l25 yard
AL linen beached damask 80 inches WIDE reduced from
75c TO sc yard.
All linen full bleached satin damask. 80 inches wide
duced from 81 IS to s1.e5 yard.
All linen check crash towelng q inches wide reduced
from I5c yard.
All linen full size buck towels reduced from CSC 25c
each.
All lnen large size buck towels reduced from 25c
each
All linen full bleached buck and damask towels knoted
fringe reduced from 47c each
All remnants OF table linens and towellings greatly
reduced.
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MEMS SLIPPERS.

Your choice of all the $780, 49, $275 and $3.50 slippers
for $780,
Mems embroidered slippers reduced ST. so and 81
to 75c.
Mems embroidered slippers, reduced from 81 to Coo.
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FURTHER EXTRAORDINARY SPECIALS.

week f the Winter
peaano adnsfS Ieand
major
Of class
he week. A
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-20
English Names I'm Boston.

The Boston Post doesn't like the Eng
lish names given TO many Boston streets
and hotels in the Back Bay, as, for in
stance, Arlington, Berkeley, Dartmouth,
Exeter, Arundel, Bristol, Grosvenor and
Earlscourt. The people who live in
these houses. and in most all the others,
too" it says, wear their clothes after a
distinctly English fashion; their coach
men sit up on their boxes arrayed in dis
tinctly English hveries; they address
them and all their servants, male and
female, by their last name, since that is
how it is done in London, you know.
The turnouts are all English, the horses
are docked, because it is English, and il
there is anything that is English that is
not in vogue in the Back Bay it is be-
cause-but there is not"