, 1873-08-31

tormixed together, md no observed at aomo Of
tlo tablon people, who boro oil tho outer owl
Hence Hence Of being Of TIC yory Doat elasu III Munich.
tnko homo parties WHO Ind como hore to Hpond
the ovoning. Wo rot Into conyoreatfon With a
German lady at THO tab1o ut which wo woro Bit-
ting wlo Wo found could apenls aomo Engliah.
sho was both SHOCKED and surprised at ono Of tho
ladios Of our party refusing to driua beor
and laughed heartily "a eho anw hcr driult-
ing Wator from brown boer mug, wlicl,
was tho only lrnliug yosaol TINT wc could
made d practice Of visiting tlis Keller evory
clonr evening, md that it wau precisely III
NO found 1t, anl! oqually throngetl. THO only my
9moon as to Place oro was soryo as = oo
and troatod alEo, wllothor prince or peasant, or
laboror ar moudicant, and oil wero expected to
bollavo Themselves aliko. Thoro wcro no police
oflcara In attendance, and mono wero required.
q olorgynlan and aho tho sfstor Of tho Chief jus
tico of Bavaria), n,ndo many inquiries Oh to tho
boor question III A1norica, both Of thcm porsias-
ing In regarding beer as an essential md necoa-
sary article Of food. They oontondcd that 1t was
atAo healthy, much moro 80 than cotfeo, and nl-
though they admitted that some porsons injured
the1nselyog by drinking too much Of 1t, they per-
sisted that they should DO clasgod among tho
guttons, who wore still moro numerous, aud
drink beer to personal injury they regarded 40 d
long and nrduoua undertaking. requiring go
much timo and DO much boor that fow oyer quo
caodod In It.
MATRIMONIAL ousroMs.
It may be M interesting itcm Of nows to como
OF your lady roaders to notice tho faot tint on
every Alontlay morning List OF all tue ongago-
monts for marriage that hayo taken place during
tho preceding week arc published IN II tho morning
bchmidt, son OF 1homas and Mario Schmidt, has
entered into contract for marriage to Katherine
Won Jones, second daughter Of Josef and Emile
Jones, and TINT al tho papcre hayo boon signed
would our 1adios like this forma1ty Of proceed
ing, which virtually outH them of from all gon-
tlomon's society except tho af11ancod ono !? 11o
ia allowed only to spend ono evening week with
her in company Of father and mother until the
youthful Dcnedictn lko this, especially as they
arc not expected to give much tlmo to their Indy
friends after tho publication OF this formal an-
nouncemnpt2
This lady, to whom VIC Ahvo alluded, assured
us TINT sho lad boon studying English for t,7o
yoa1a, aud added that +" Everybody in Munich III
studying Englisl." There wero 30 many Eng
and so many students and othors permanently
residing hero, that Ill people In business tind It
to their advantage to hayo Bomo knowledge Of
tho language, whilst others woro picking it up
fami1ies. English waa also boiug taught iu tho
echools. 4 few evenings since, Whilst taking
Buppcr at tho gardon Of tho hIa1imi1ian Rcstau~
rant q largo family Of Qermans were sitting ut
tho adjoining table, including eight grown per
aonB and three childron. Tho children woro
playing around the table, and, although the con
versation among tho olders wns entirely in Ger
| man, tlo children played together in EngliHh.
and whenever tho mother addressed bhem 1t was
always in brokon English. Tho children would
| occasionally como up and take sip Of boor out
Of the fathers or mothor's glass, at tho same
| time exchanging kisaos, aud slip of to thoil
play again.