The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-25

n0n-affentiou % has KING ~ table paying more az.
GA around hIin. fhs reverend gentleman has,
inaeea, an Immense material eapzcily-the true
siea me al s Ss a. ss ias aaa
81 bessed memory. In the nelshborheod OF Ammer-
| pro-ent q rlilen Dor Tie gas OF water that
ne has really whenever the King passes by. lie
vilRoal proyiIms himself hOersIy with money
f.tli nl1E mostly wiin empty pockets. IN the manner
snd rs own money, bat that OF the memDeEs OF
IA suite.
A xrscrLAa CHRISTIAN
| tefeyer in muscular q irl-usnIty u nayaria's
| koHg He 4 capltAl swimmer. Connected with
NE asus para = llt,ie simpie batsin--house on
| NAV seen on nlooa.ight nights IN summer time,
oew "a niHe and tea. lar GA, IN the laAe, enjoying
/ himself 10 ais hearts content
| ACROSS TBE Lkgg
a. sieFnierr. vou see az tunes a miniature racdle
Iadsls ana hears MA scr, :. lie axe waaerso.
ever ,he lnon.s,h wa IN. ecneras 20 the paradox
rose.
4 Lac many Other great men Ludwig = great
| ffend ~ tobacco. usually smoGing cigars and Of
he Il great reader ana s;aasli aud d, very wei
| m'0imei on passing topics. An Illustration ~ L.s
0poc ap,n time the scans King rode az sne der
nov tahd, mountain siN thousand leet nigh,
90 House which father had eausel 20 be erected
tLcre anu wanled tAen 20 proceed further M the
-
/ ever, prevailed via great dllncnliy in influencing
the KING 70 Ascend on foot. Tue Ming renamed
Donghi oui 20 hin uDon tie plateau OF the house,
ehloylng wAie raftAAing % them me peanties Of
1 the mountain woIii about him, aud during the
finest weather he could not De lndaeed 10 exchange
his book for TIE unc. disappointing Ms hunters
aDou, having his selected ooos. along with hIm Ia
MI these mountain excursions The story con.
win narraiing how ihaI one nisht the Klng SUD.
uenis ooA u Into ns Oead ~ descend 10 the lower
with torches sncs ne could md the way as well as
any OF them. Tue hing n also very iond OF ,akiag
bis mosna rer Ss a se srs. a' oe lr1
olen carriage, aud seeming not ~ care for wind or
storm.
Before Introducing you 10 nohenschwanran LET me
wigs hunting box. Of indennof' situated hian lu no
ID me mountains, aud seven or eight hours distant
ayor,s auinn res,eace ~ ,as KAN aoe"D, sae
nihcenfly anu comfortably furnished anu occupied
Wild ea%o 70 reas h from m'' lake 20 s,asnser as
you nave 10 90 great deal OF climbing, passing on
OF the Grasswang Is reached Lindenhor Nesting In
the NILS 10 the right. During last summer i
the Young KING seemed 20 fayor his Liadenhof Iesi.
dence equally with schloss Berg. The good artist |
PLAYERS Of Ober-Ammersan were expecting 10 see
their King at tneir pc ormance any or every sunday,
and grea. was the rejoicing IA me village when one
day royal courier palloped into the village
aud announced TO the baraomasler that seiner
the 18th OF September. That iay viii never no for.
gotten ey the ammesgaaess TANK they reo'sei
h ae Seur s s wa s .sa na1:
Ing the whole OF the day. from eight O'CLOCK in the |
morning unill alter five IN the evening, with the ex
Tde6earted players did their parts. The oct.
ing was grand, the singing superb. the scenes beau
that mo Kinsstner KinSsyes awe we're r UPON n
serons attention g me pay IN the end apparently
TIE PASSION PLAY At ANNERoAS.
Being In AnimeIgan at the time rcioced with
tne people al tne Kings viss and MS appreciation
OF the Passion play. II was the ntting clowniag OF
the summers performances, and repaid the players
clergynlen from Albion and elsev where, with their
unceasing harplngs about the sacrllegioasness OF
representing Christ upon the stage, aud myste-
rousiy iutimating every now and then that they
had heard that the King OF Bavaria was not pleased
days after the performance before the King q royal
courier gaoped into tue village. bringing with him
ers OF the village to dine his castle ~ the Linden
hof at the same time handing TO the Burgomaster
the village. to be distributed for benevolent pur.
poses. The letter read as ioliows:-
Mvou Hosonrp sureoaas sDnsnGr s sr, :, ISL
mS IS e agf has WIN ' hs aau Tss .s
asse M Ne By The feIyor and warmth q the perform
4 %ssA lis s. s .sns. 20 ss
VII na e
ss sy left BY the GP @S 1s NM 2, n Ma
THE HUNTING BOX AT LINDENHoF.
Al one O'Clock on wednesday the 9th or October
the invited were TO appear at the Lindenhof the
sons selected were the deneators OF Christ Peter,
John Caiaphas, Annas, Judas The Choragns, Plate,
ing them we gain considerable insight Into the
young Kings life and manners. The King was
audience OF over len minutes in length, during
winch " time he managed to captiyate an the hearts
orset bis audience with the King. he ere returned nS
Lord and Master after the denial than nave been
fscariot. TOO, was wei received. said Judas
"Frst OF all we were shown the dining room; but
other ornaments, thought II was only TO look at.
But It was to eat When His Majesty called me
but The King was 50 cordial that ne soon made us
all at home no sooner entered the reception
the words, 'Uh, Judas 3 then ielt ali restraint
swept away and we talked together Just ike two
old Trends. He praised US very much FOR our per.
torrance.
TIE KING AND THE PLAYERS.
said ne, Judas yonr roe Is one OF the most ain.
crowd answered tho King h pointing a downwar ee
and, po,.ina his hand to his breast added "not 10
''what kind OF feeling do you have when YOU md
yoarsef, completely o alone on the slagef DO you
that would like 10 see the play again ana had had
paid the greatest attention to ali that had passed
pSioAO nm. iao nav icou uccply LHo literature
Oh the subject Of mystery and passion PLAYS and no
ticed the singing as being iautess. Then the con.
yersation with Judas turned to Honcnsch waQan
Judas displaying evident interest In the new castle
which the King Is building there: Have you not
seen my new castleT said the King. '.No your
Majesty" "Why notr1 "Your Majesty, the tray.
eng expenses thitner are too heavy for such people
az We" ''Oh, Judas, II that be all, | can help YOU
out Of that difficulty" 'He Is q kings concluded
Judas 80 good SO grand, we SHAH forget IT.
DURING the Virgins audience, the King praised her
Tor playing the difficult role with much graceful
ease sad natuianess and asked ner II she had ever
received dramatic instruction. This being answered
ia me negative he referred to the Mary Of 1866 VINO
mad Deen artincially trained in her role and whose
performance he did not remember with grace lie
asked nef II the people OF ODER Ammergan aud
-AInmefgan, two neigkboring villages. agreed |
Well he asked her how many brothers and sisters