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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18
DIR. HANS YON BULOW.
TWO INTERESTING ANECDOTES.

TO the Edtf0r OF The Trtbuae.
SIR: | have been 80 fortunate IA to hear the
three great heroes Ia sg. Bilow and RUBIN
stein (oncc ha The good luck Of hearing kihlns'en ana
Biow play SchumannG variations Tor two panoSl anu
II Ive-e asked 10 give the preference to either woud
1t once name Won Biow as the ono who satisfied me
most in whatever positions heard him. Biow never
dsappoints you, no always SHOWS his spiritual power
ana knowledge the subject which lie in'crprets; he
never leaves you in uncertainty 10 the design OF the
coup0srr he becomes imbued with tho spirit of the
sic and loses his personality; and
finally, his performance never suffers BY any
caprice. We were all astonished at tho wonder
full memory which Rubnstcin displayed, but
Blow memory IS not less IrEarhaile. When Elbow
removed from Munich to Florence. he LEFT MS musical
Concerto OF Bee thovcn. it happened that neither ne
whole score nor the orcnrsiIHl p!ts coaI DC lubhd ID
tie city He trlrgIalhcd Munich rf Item 10 pC sent
buj OWN, 10 slmc Misunderstanding III me custom
n% YcJ AMI riv rc in vain fo. ii, n,i bu; H.
knew how % c&'Ucte himself from tbs dltMLi ne
.a down a lis desk and wrote out daring the night the
orchestral r,rS from uemury The ne had
finished work, Ac reGedr, went ON in the moinluG
,pi III the evening he played tue Concerto win great
rt,. Hiow vis on his concert torr through Germany
auI AusH it happened tat Knbia,i IN ant he met 81
V.~uua, - Ilay in; IN CONCERTS. kuhp.ten - wen o.
bIow used B'zcnio!-sft pianos &ilch Po.ta 20 n'
Spl.r d instruments. Eat ~hen iiiow can' I" play ~
l, concert lew DAYS oit1r Run u-it s, ne cho, dit
ieTont PROF schmidt OF N.cnnA i,. curious to
learn thc reason !or MS chdI e. anu examiner 'h
toGch OF each instrument, -" deep inc hys
sauG and how ml'h wtl-hi was ht'dci t3 slHa
IA m 10 the lowest prn;. Tio piano Rti'.u,tcG
played required IN average weight OF . graIincs,
tJnr erAnulr being equal % LIZ g.an hiilnwa pane
required az average "aifht 90 30 Eih'hhes therefore,
the Eey, Of the iJi,i. ia plano Wogc Ger Ia lut IN
action, than those lGitws piano but on the other
hand the keys sank fuily - pr cent deeper than
BiiOws 80 tDat the action OF thc twO pianos required
nearly the same physical stiC.Eth. Why IA, n. di not
lgow Use tue me instrument a. Ruh.rstriut simply
because mis- hand small, and the tcgs sank TOO deep
\ pianist who plays on dee, sinking Eejs must nave
long fingers. Pro-. SchHlt counted the number OF
notes which tubrn,icn played ia one O his concerts;
tnrrr wrr 81 800 mote which dcndnird pressure OF
Sslo pounds IN weight when pissed un iIbcnstcn'S
uaiO Tho same number al notes cqaled pressure 81
1905 pounds when performed on The Buiow piano.
lu,crI. batr numbers very respect bic ones. ANA
hat an innrrsr pnysca! sreus such an artist
viz, Cusu ls employ, besides inc mental power which
j. required play all The programmes from memory.
N,ta- iOc6 b.pt. 30, Is1J. g.. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
MIR. STEPHEN II. HAMMOND'S QUALHICA-
lions.


SOME INTERESTING FINANCIAL FACTS IN HIS HISTORY.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: There seems to be some degree OF interest
felt by the public in the official conduct of stephen
H. Hammond. esq. while no was Assistant Attorney
General, and in fees extorted or received ny h''n
while holding that Office.
I bove been informed that Mr. Hammond was,
during the time when Mr.. James Fisk. Jr dispenser
the funds of tho Eric Railway Company, IN tho
regular receipt of $4,000 year from that Com,
pany on the order of Mr.. Fisk have never learned
that Mr. Hammond appeared in court, or ac'eu aS
counsel for the Eric Railway Company but per
haps he can give very clear, and to him. very
satisfactory explanation of what these payments
were for. Or no may even deny ever having re-
ceiyed them. Respectfully yours.
EXPLANATION.
Ne,s- York. Oct. Is. 1875.
Trhe above comes from thoroughly responsible
gentleman who has had opportunity to examine
proofs in the matter of which he speaks.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18
GERMAN DEMAND FOR woRRISGNENs UNIONS.

A public meeting OF German delegates from
tine different labor organizations was held yesterday
afternoon at the TeutOna Assembly Rooms T. Keim
MAS elected Chairman Several speakers adj
dressed tine meeting denouncnS the capitalists and
d,precating the lack of union and organizations
among the tradesunioua and between wOrhinSmcn.
II was in the nte Of worngmen to organize them
selves thorough, for THEN protection. lad s the
ira les-lnons come TO the assistance OF the Fall River
strikers they would have been victorious. one OF two
ATTEMPTS were made TO Introduce discussion on local
uolitics and he coming election. but declared ont
of order by the Chairman. member however, made -
e,rech amid a great deal Of applause. dcnOuucng
'Tanriany Hall and John Kelly tine enemies and ol'-
presgOrs OF the work ngmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18
REPAIRING STREET LAMPS AND SIGNS.

The Department of Public Works is now en-
gagged in the work Of repantng ard repairing the street
lamps throughout the city and replacing the defective
and missing street signs To designate all the streets
and avenues throughout the city there are required
1859 signs. OF these 80 for what are designated
rs ettcred" streets and 27si for numbered streets
aud avenues The Bureau Of Lamps and Gas has had
eubnitte1 10 il number Of specimens of signs. Some
are very beautiful, cut into the glass ana therefore IN
detche unless tine lamp itself is broken The prices
foI the lamps and signs various the latter ranging
from cents each TO 81 glass slide, with the name
cut in the glass and painted. will probably DO chOsel
MiL1ln a low MeeAh 100 Mnrk VIII be cOmi,loied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18
PARTING COMPLIMENTS.

FTOfV TIC fINfINN II ilHl HTIffIF
Mr. Thurman is good lawyer, and when his
Senatorial duties terminate his business Will be flourish
ing.
road King.
Mr. n ndricks has as good n chance To become next
Prcsid mt ar John A. Ia Eau.
Mr. Alien has a surpus 81 physical Yigor on which 70
retire 10 Fruit Hill where he m commanding
centcmpation take charge Of thus armament and the
SciOt0 bottoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18
THE POLICE JUSTICES.

There was no truth in the rumor that the
Mayor last week about to institute proceedings
against certain Police Justices looalng toward their
moyal. The Mayor. Dislrict-Attorney, any five ct
zens prefer charges against any Police Justice
Police Clerk and the accused person win be tried by tho
Court Of Common iloas. Chapter 53S Of the Laws
Of 1878, the net under which the police courts
rcorgnnized provides as follows for removal:
Sac 20 Any such Police Justice or ohc Clerk be re-
the Court II Common Pleas iOT C1y AMI County
of NewYoTK FOL either of the following ID
For a,y watch Jusio of the supreme Court
JusLce OF The Pes, may now IN any manner De femoI Of
and nlafcasauce Oice. 80 For habtua
neglect caelo lnociency "a the dchage Of the
ClerN, luu clsObedI
of the prJys Ois ~ this act.
SEC. Il Whenever any Judge OF Common Please
Justice having any Jurisdiction tho CITY Of the
said city, the District Attorney % the County
YORK. payers and residents of city,
shall present the chief Judge m the said Court vi Com
Pleas written allegations. which II tras would
authorize the removal Of any such ptlco CLERK
Police Justice therein named. said court shall promptly
u and public set OF which ins
for the and The gann VI proceedings
the removal clerk officer
10y lbs authorized 10 ncb rules among
other shall provide for claTges Ia be made
persons author Lad allie gallons
Reasonable foT die notice Thereof the lsrk
hctr accused for opportunity Of hea ing the part
officer. ana for tle recordings and final action by
Iuoyal Otherwise such charges by ssd Court U Common
Pleas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18

soners Gov Tden's Secretary said Saturday night.
Mayor had not officially given notice TO the Gov
eFror OF Ms action in the case. The only knowledge tina.
Gov Tfjen had of the charges and tncr answers was
what he had heard from others and read in tao newspa
Nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18

TIE CHARGES AGAINST POLICE COMMISSIONERS
Mayor Wickham being out of the city on
Saturday, Samuel a Lewis the President of the Board
of Aldermen acted Mayor. Nothing further has been
done relation 10 the removal Of Police Commits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18
ITALY AND GERMANY.

THE VISIT OF THE EMPEROR WILLIAM
TIE SECRETARY or STATE TO ACCOMPANY HIM
PRINCE BISMARCK UNwEII-
BERLIN, Oct. 16.--Secretary of State Won Bulow
will accompany the Emperor William to Italy IN
place of Prince Bismarck, who is suffering from
rheumatism.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16


men after til bonom % n9be, at ban pilos berrs minna
bonOm un bet, iom ban babbs louat. $50 beps bu fen.
get ii Saopo, o. bet er ben, lon CO oil bapn," ia9be ban.
Saa parbt Marntu baabe r9o % BARN for baa funoe
ban meta lfpna, fpatt Iianu ban bar fomsu &alt meh.
$50 sr bet in9i Naao ipre bet" iaeoe ben itpgss; men
no lfl co lG9a oct 10 b9l fpre beg, at eu itol faa bau0
8utsn isIp. til bsis ban sr pafen, men foan ifal sg bapa
bonOm." Manuen bar mptst ia ueb men 10 trppite ban
les mso bet, at naar @uten parbt itor 10 fuuce ban pGl
lima paa sittuart lisp til "a iria is meb. go parnt
Snten friituab % fauab Spein, % baa ban pOfs upp,
parot ban baaoe p9n % pItu9 IRAN Ipre andre un9msn.
en-. 10 at ole tpte, BET par mbten Mun bonom % Der.
til bar ban 10 bisru % bsrois, at ban tisAoe in9sn Stts
fpre notion Sing nm Bet iaa9 alNri iaa r9iele9t ut firing.
um bonom, 10 par Oct baa infie 10, at ban pGrrt rGob s.
Der tot Sela. 9iibrs talao Del bOnom Susiu llrroo.
SO leio 8ibi franz, til bds of @nten bar iulpafen
oaa fom Den iramanbe Mannen otter % ln9be, at no oar
Bet tomet iii Den Sibi, baa ban lfuIoe bopa @uttu, o9
10 pilbe ban foma ben n9le Nnti % tafa @nten msb isg.
No parot Saoersu mbet ottsfuI ap retta, og 10 Qit ban
til Yrtltsn % lpurbe, Inn oct infie par MOTOR Jtaob til ca
faa 8utsn irelt iirna bsnna @aapsn. Yrsltsn io9be, at
Gut,n lflIlbe fOmma til bonom I'm &psIoen % 10 lfuIbe
Del lamraaba ls9 % 9isra alt paa bette Waatsu, iom Del
piste. Soa 10 @uten bar fomsn til Yre1cgoroen. 10 eiff
Yrsitsn msb bouom inn &priia % leiobe bouom fran
til MIarst % GAP bonOm ei Bot, iOm ban itulp, boOa
Sanbi. $50 ital on ltanba Der, ia9bs Yrsiten, "o9 inHs
sanSa ifraa @ltarst, ipr en- CO iislp fem after; % 10 Hal
pu infie siera Deg rGsp. um bu Ter uotot ipst, % belpsr
intis ital on Iata notion lOffa beg bsriiraa itulos Der tomo
notion % bieia Deg Iplsla lea Ut, 10 bsrre bib bonorn tata
Boti or Sanbi hi, % oil ban intie Bet, 10 fan bu piia
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
"Norif &ritif."

Sr. 0oftor 3. Sutton | Chicago
bar npIi9 i "Sfanoinauen" paa en-
"ilaaenbs"W aab belparst bstS perSs.
mail "Soorlsoes taeer ben nOrifs
8ritit' fig no Ii9soperfcr ben ame.
rifanife?"-- Sparet lpbr iaolebes :
"9sn ta9er iis no JON ct Yrooutt
Of GIamsns Susrtro. %aanosliS Stat'
tslsuOrrsnbeo. en- gIanoine al Wis'
uuosIie os Sfaoefrpc. % rsbncersr
osus Spbap$meno til oct Slusa
SOIf, Der inrli9t flenots pna litsrGr
ueseerbeiligbeo og ct tunglinoi9t
fortrehsIiat Sino"CD.
M er life iaa lGroe, at hi ganlfe
foriiaor btnue pioilefti9s Sortlarin9j
men lua mf9st foritaar hi. at Den Ell
unosr al &riiif - o9iua Den n~orife,
ia enoog ben amerltunlfe % at Der
(8orfloringsr) lioer al "aanoelie
Statfslsuorrenbsb. en- B~lanbing al
Misunoslis oe Stabdrpo," 90 al
rsns "SpbapsmanN i0rIigt fisnoee
paa literrr llpsberbsitiebeb."
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
Speriae.
ct International SernbanemoNc

st International SernbanemONc
mstlem Spsnlter, Sinner % @oro.
meuo astes aibolot i 3aparanoa /
inosperenoe Qu9uit Waanso Gan.
fen sr at ie9e li~tauobruet Ell Gam.
pirten msllem be iorsusoe bigger og
Sinlaub til 8rsmme al Sperssmaa'
let ON Den itore norosuropGllfe Gran
iiibane mellem Wc / Norblanb (Nor
9s) oe ct. PETERSBURG ouer Sapa'
paranoa laoIsoss. at oct 8aneprOieft
buis bsloiae Srsm9au8 i Susriae of
Norge oil bare Ell afglerenbe Sub
lpbsIle paa 8stningcu os uoitrRf
ninasn al DC hnife 8auer, lfal on
muIi9t iammen men Here andre pa
nsforilaa funne iOrelUg9es Gambia
gen / 1877. Od bette Bancforllal
iieter til at fnhtts be fOrensbe 8i9sl
iii bet itors hnifrnsiiifs Gernens
marfeo 90 Oct iaalsoes bar en- ltoI
tommsrcicl BetpNnins for an9iel
osnps 3anbe. ter Sorbanolln9srn
ON iamms ieIaes mso msr enb al
miubslis Sntsrssie.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
Sra 2~Iooerrauoene.
Storse.

Man bar IRn9e talt o9 ifreost
ON, at SOgnspreit VI. 9auge ifuloe
blipe inhitilst til giifop / Rriitian.
lambs Stiit. Nu forIDnsr DIT iom
miiftsrt, at So9nsprHit Ssreen MOs
al 8e9ieriugsn CT inbitlQst. San
tel BABE iauet be Heitc Stsmmer
lHosn 6siitIigbsren ; sftsr bam Stiit.
PROFIT 8anoberg, So9reprGiterne 9.
8run og Sauge. - 5iui9s bsrsttes
at giifOp SuOslsf i 3romse ifal
bare msIbt iis til BiitOp / 8riiti'
nnianb.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

gDosialO. aapt. 8. e. WslBin
paa 8aorosn &ambo / Gtre sr brn
21os Suli ofsaaet uso Srnsu Der.
itebS oper So Mar oammeI.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
81 -

bonom ifrua oss." SO hoau sitt Ersitcn beimatsr. %
ALBANIAN par tilt.
81 Stunb osrsttcr fom Bet inn Elm Manr, % Bet par
Grsnssn til Yrsitsn Com Oct iaas ut ti); ban ia9oc. at
Speln ifulbe foma til Yrsiteu lom luarolte for Oct par
uotot, Tom Yrsltsn baops slppmt "a ls9ia bonou, 90 oct
par RENT solet, at ban intie fef pita oct. Susin iasoe,
at ban ltulbe foma, naar berrs Sreugen niIoe tafa mso
is Bofi, lom ban bclot Sanoi. Srereeu iaeos, at ban
tunbe Is99ia Ycti paa Mluret men Suein iaebe Nsi, %
10 tr0tte Del nm BETA ei Stunb. til oeis at 0ren9en lasoe.
at ban babhe inte Sib til ga bita Isn9sr % bsrmeo gletf
ban. 81 Stunb bsretter fom Oct si Somfru. % Oct par
baa 0ottsr til Yrsiten; DO bar 10 ools9a ben % Eager,
at bet bar maisIauit, o. talao laa bent % oinle9t, at BET
par infie tsnfauos, at nOton funoe ls9ia bsnns imot. SO
lasoe. at Oct pr lila. at ban intie pilne fp0iu ueo Ers.
itsoreusen; for bet bar rrbnle9o iaut, al Yreltsn oiloe taa
uofot msir msb bouom, % iaa piIoe ban o8laa houe after
Sofi Il; for bet bar Der ban ituIce liza, fuat ban ifulns
9iera. "9au CT oct poucaIauit iaeoe Sucin, "brre 9Rr
70 pGl % taf imot Sofi, % hoan lal sa fonnla 1lelp.
SO lparab, at oct funoe pera oct lame, fOsn lOm bar Sott.
% Oct bephc Tea belt, al ban Ielu bar bin, Oct ban llslp
baooe ieneet. Wisu Spsin piloe infie !poa. % 10 tepoe
bel ON beta ei 8ip, til al SOmfrai ledt Usroa Isio %
intie bapa 5io til IA bioa lsn9er, % esrmso giff DO. VI
Siunb oeretter iom Oct inn en Mfann % Oct par oaa
Yrelteu lisIp ban tot baa til 40 laata 10 pGl ppsr Su.
ten lure Def, at ban baoos uoret laa teo % truiatt %
oo infis Iatst Tea lofta ap beSls Spnom, iom ban baoee
feet. "Gs ponar. at Oct er iufie mango, ION baooe raoet
is 10 soot It G, Sreltins,~ la8bs ban; men no CT BEN
ne Saarsu ppsriaosn, % no fan on iplsia meg pslm. %
Iean sr bet infjs msir til aa otnit ipye." Saa ipnroe
Spsiu, Inn ban inis uiIos ~tata Sofi i msS leg 'pr't.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

gtOrgc iOm SOmmeropbOlbsiteb. 8
Oct iibite Nummsr al Oct sn9cllfs
Iiter1rs 6iosifrift, "5bs Nclbsmp,"
bar u. =. erosbp lspsrst en- msset
rOisnbe InmslrsIie ai Den snesIlts
Speriattslie afSensbsrss 8siisbaano.
bog oper @Orss, bbori ban inbleb'
%ninasuis bsmGrfsr, at "NOrsss SO
p%uIoritst ION SommsropboIositsp /
be iibits Yar Nar sr liltagst iaa
nugget, at snhpsr Splnsuing ON bette
Sano MI interesierer ct lan9t iterre
NntaI enb Oct for 10, ia enoug blot
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
Sdmes s. Cation, Yredeent.
S0bn Irmnn, Biee Brrl.
z. G. Suroid, Rasierer
DEBORAH
9lutbpriicrct &ap.SfOO.O 900.

Scrretninsslcfale iammen meb
FIRST NATIONAL BANK / Sscprab
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

Stole. Yaa Den fOrbenprrenb
9anobtu8sifoIeguaro, Neore.S unbpis.
| aUinoebsrreo, Oprsttsr s. Slisn
iOrben So9nepreit til Settler. en-
en- Sfols, i hplIfsu ban oil for
berebe Irtianere. Gn liguenee bar
Ian forbsu prepst i Setter. Glspernt
CT fOr oct msits ira oct Ber9enite
% belle ira DIT 9bronbhicmite og
emo mere ira Oct Srubenfieloife.
0O9 moota9ss o9iaa andre sno be,
Der tantsr iaa laugt JON til Uni
ueriitsttt.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
off,, oip.
famt Sabrifanter al
Metallic Chimneys,
SagrenOer, oip., oip.
Wilt Slags "SubwOrt" %uOiOrcs.

9srueo tiilloer ri oS Of hsnleot
Oct Grsoe Yubllfums Spm9rtiomhsc
poa, at ri M bar operta9st Ngen'
turicrretnireen al be bsrcmts AGbar.
Ter DAT Stopts". vi bar til enhusr
Sio fuIoitnuni9t SpIa9 o9 ieIser
alt til Dc lnpciie Yriisr / Martsost.
Oct til pore Dune n~eoDenoise Gil
bshpr sr alt glort al Os islU al Dc
bsoite Watsrialisr o9 inlpt fOrntfrs'
De.
Charter DAT Stopss" er manu-.
iattsrsoc al "St. 9opis Wanuiactn.
rn & Co.. ct al Dc rlbite Mann.
inffurisr / Nmerifa, forhcu / Sron.
u. y.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

$50. 900 Yunb Selp. % &Obber.
MAIN.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

Grnnolaat at GapituIiiter / Seco.
rah for at brine en- oroentli9 Spa.
rsbant. Scrretnin9. Snoituo fro en-
Dollar % opab mobtoges, 9ienter
bstolss, % Gentes 9icnte for bUer
. Maanco, laal9uas Yen9ene bllpe
ltaaenbe | 8anten. Wan fan life
erboloe Neuter paa Ell ~iifrere euer
beere Waoos. bOerfen al lnlaa eler
tore GUNNER, emo peo at inoI9tte
Dem / benue Sparebanf. 8i bar
en- norlf Vetient, Der lrloer for os
Easiager.S illcttrr for WHITE STAR
Sirleu % alle andre uomrIfeoe Samp
% Scilitibslinicr III % ira ale
lfauolnauIlfe 9auns. o9loa 8erler
paa ale DC becite Banter / be ltan.
oinapiIfe 9anoe.
Sruitcrs % Grirrcutes:
Is. Is. Siterman. 8. y. Sbcmpicn.
u. grabiib. 9. Aeeifen. O. ".
Ratteirn - Brief. Z. Sarleu. 8ep. y.
Rcreu. Scu. 81. &. ecmmen, Gr. ga
6asierer. 8. 9. Sclbers % ale andre
Sfaentnaoer 0eecrab.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

ScputatiDu. 8on9en % Sronniu.
gen bar mooto9st en- Population fra
EitsrbaIeu, Der iom Il Minbs ON
8ougtparrsts 8sie9 i Storsluebalsn
tube opsrr0ffe Ct itetre Walsri,
Der fortitiIlcr urii9tsn gIaabsioen
% er upiert al 9anpitabsmaIsr
8arIaa.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

Siatcren Sunas gle bar netop
tllenpsbra9t ell iierrs 6ortollins /
bnneen Gill. bporttI Suiettet er ia.
act fra Stalien.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

ltOjfibet. g. 8. eappelsn paa
uIeios bar fra line 8rubsr iiel9e
"@arbsn" uoltibst ouer Glen til
England iaar u $50 900 Yuub raa
5srnmalm. Sra 3sIsmartens Rob.
berpGrf er iaar til Oato aflfibei
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16
Stprif Nartner 1uIfcs.

Salpeeleu / en- fsrfe 8lasies Salcon
ben beefe 8crretnin9spel Oeccrab,
sr tilialss. Warmere Splpsnins ian
ertplbes / "Oeeerab ,Y~eiten"s STtcs.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-16

for Ell 10 Mar iiosn." Gitsrat bous
berert bet &arafteriitilfe ptb ben nor.
lie Natur / be forIfleliSe Sele al
9anoet, uotaIer Nnmslosrsn, at BE-
imuffeite uben 5pipl sr Sjorps9nens
/ bet Teftsnflelolte oe N~Orosnflelclfs
% 0alltre9ene fra pisis, naonllg
GOmsoalen. Den beoits Waahs al
beige Sanoet paa, mensr ban, Ct
omborb paa Ell 0amppaht, sIlsr
Wanssl rsrai peo en- 8eiie mso b
lmaa &pitbamplfibs.
TDOsfalO. 8apt. 8. Y. Wslbir
paa @aaroen &ambo / Gtne er Der
21bs Suli oisaast uso Srcsu Der
itsbS oper So Mar Qammel.
SeOemarfcns Scrnbanefpmnite ION
ileroa9s bar bapt Webe, ltal | bsit'
bare blepen enie ON at fOrcllaa fol
8ommunebeItprelierne ell Sfattebe
uileuins of 3 Srt pao SfDlbbaleret
aarliB i 3 Nar til SrfffeIie al, bput
Der mau9lsr / Oct priuate 8lorag II
5ernbanen. Soruoen bette iorsilaost
en- forr9st Nftiete9ning al 20 00C
Spb. for Stan9e, 10 600 for NO
medal, 800 for gotten o9 600(
for Iang. - So9oerists Sormano.
lfabsr pile bIipe anmsbeos ON
Su9sns MnIeOnin9 at oigipe usIuiI
li0t Wene | Sdmor b. 13oe Mu9
fra S~Gters0alen. Muituo &irfe
ben eueits 9lbre &irfe / Swterson
len, ital M ueoripss. Sen sr imio
lsrtio life iaa 9ommel, at ocn Der
usb bar noaeu Sntsresie, men 90
rem, ium bsitaar al tpffe Ylanfer
sr prpost msp uolfiNringer, Der TIA
iremitiuc Scsnsr ira Siguro Sal
II irsbanemptben. Seloi9pis CT benn
iutsresiante Sornlepnins forbaabent
li9 ilfret for at iOrfommes. ibst 9r
Qutltuar WicolaDien, Der / Connie
~perionlis bar paa Sieoet, pso Sen
penoslie til &ommunebsltprsIlen ba
oiort Striot til at srtpsrpe oen 70
llnipailtetet. Sammsn msb Dc b.
fisnote Yorta!sr fra 9pleitabs o.
&s9usoals 9amle &irfer. buis gil
lsbfrsmItilin8er bebanolc bet inmm
gmne, bIiusr bette BET treble Stunt
al benne SIags ira SGtsrsbalen
Com beflsnbt bar BET paft aoltilli!
SpmHrflombeb % anferss az Dor
3iitorifsre Gil Gr. 3. &. SarS o.
Or. IS. Stprm) ium ct 8ibntsbprl
ON, bpOr o~lminoell9 uobreot Der
nGunte Mpthe par, o9 buor itGrt
Der bar prGget i Soltets @annsliu
Man fan slers bape Nnleouins ii
al 6oIf oerOppe at here 8iuspsru
ublaste iom en- Suuitratiou al 81
ter poa ct. Widjasls Dag (WiffeIs
mssia), % %iitsostfOr Sisuros SAINT
MOB 9inoormen 6ainIr, ifulps 3,
altiaa pie, buOrlsosS 4Mifal ol
bans GnsIs itrso mob Dragon :
Dab. u.
= %aa @sisns oppe / Srtsrsoa
len tubes en- Weneee 2smen; ,,
bar aIIersoe piit iis paa 8aarbe pst
BpBlanosiioroen. maaife paa I'm,
b%sfienpte @anorinser MOI Sapst.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-02-05

fectionery shops and take ice creams at
every opportunity. x In the
evening the same young ladies are seen
at the theatres and in the fashionable
eating-saloons. If great ball is given
anywhere, you may be sure to meet
them there. In summer they flock 10
watering places, such as Saratoga, Long
Branch and Newport, where several
times a day they make display of
dresses which might ruin score of hus-
bands; or they cross the ocean, and
astonish European folks by their merry
freaks. = Many people accuse
toned to our habits would not fancy
such girls for wives; and they may not
be wrong but the truth is that these
gay, light-hearted and often dangerous
ly-imprudent girls make, in the end,
excellent wives and mothers" Z"
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-02-05
American Girls.

a French traveller, who hes recently
passed some months on this side of the
Atlantic, furnishes che Revue des Deux
Mondes quite lengthy sketch OF life
and manners in America. Witlout COM
ment we give that portion Of his sketch
in which reference is made to the man
ners and customs of the average Ameri-
can girl. We imagine, however, that
the picture drawn will be readily recog-
nized. The writer says: The youngI
American girls only Live to have tae
best possible time. They are as free ID
can be. Fortunately, their exaggerated
love Of pleasure is checked by calcu-
Iating temperament, which saves them
from many 4 fall. Then, the laws of
the country protect them more efficient
IF than ours would against the enter
prise Of the male intriguer. They do
not, however, prevent many abuses, and
fast young ladies ere By no means d
rarity II The city Of New York. During
the day they so with sonae friends, or
with the eecort Of him who has the
privilege 10 dirt with them, tQ the Cen
taal Park. in winter they. 81 sleighing
and akating, and air their curiosity ii
eli The stores Of Broadway. There they
set al sorts Of goods spread out before
As
them they ask the price Of each, and
buy none. The impasafTe salesman
DOES not shoW The least sign of discon-
tent. There il 4 peeuIiar word for that
singular custom IL ii shopping. 4
Another custom which il largely prac-
ticed By American ladies IL to enter con-