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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1877, 3

the porter about tt, and he nail the prairie was and cake stands which line either aide. On en- oysb-rs In that way—never cat them at all, In The snMl«-« confuted of old stran* nod strings It I* devoid of pleasure—very much so. The seats, TVA*TF,I>-ITIALE uut on lire at all. I now have tlicopinion that tering the auditorium, a strange sight presents fact, unless they arc smuggled into soup. on a woo !cn hw. pa>Mi><] with old carpet. The with theiriron partition". are about as uncom- fortablefor emild he. Trndee. ‘INNOCENT’ ABROAD the writer o( that hook Is an untruthful per* l,«c;ir. The gener.il effect Is that of a theatre: OS* DAT SPENT IS OAKLAND bridles were part leather and part rope. t felt, some purpose m they well AN nn',e*a \irANTr.T)-MRTAL PATrr.IWdIAKP.R. ACCHS- mildest thingI cm say of there are the stage, and actors, and was pleasure. The linn. W, C. Han- sorry They Yon cannot lie down upon them at all »V tornrd non, and that Is the audience. brimful of for the horses. seemed to feel yon happen to be without rlbe, to maklnct raitern* for malleable ;t«m But everything Is socoarse and orna- formerly comoany made anil ara esstlnx*. A