, 1876-02-27

mili.r WITH the personnel Of tbs pl.es. y
started these concerts By way Of shosaaN oaN
that nothing comes aniss to ths a.
3Iarche. It 10 bis uav OF iayine clam - oof
destruction Of univeEsality. lou mar and s,a ~
thing there. In the daytime 3 pcture.r,,ia!S
is open to the inspection Of tho.e vbo hs!1
completed their purchases Of fancy goois ~ X.
politician may At the same time fnd dis n.,..e 4
the read.ng>room aud the gousmand Of Ptsesh tses'h
sse may be snp7lied With cakes aud sirue. w
oven wines, at discretion and FREQ Of ch,rs.> Wy
the ref1asbment bar. The assistants oneS. y
lead happy life. When work il doas. = da,.As =
different modes Of amusement arc offered d ,Ss:ss
choice. They may learn to sing and plsy. Th.ss
may join dramatic class, and rehea.sa nisssn,
for future representation. They may s,ud1 f,s
guages or scieuco,-indeed, s1moss aaythn7 ~
Guided in university course. Ones ! fortntaS,
they give coacert to the customers, and ms
year they give bail. On this last occssion ~.
hosts keep themselves III one part OF tha a+ts.
lishment, assigning another to the ens.s
Caste las ita laws and it's obligations e.eohsrs
80 many yea1B after the most formal deci.,aHnn,
Of the rights OF men. and many persons Who In
perfectly ready to hear liaen-drapef sing miots
not like the idea OF joining him in thu d,ncss
The odd thing is that Invitations {oy tbss.
novel fetes arc much sought after, m.
cicsult naturally enjoys much iransns.
among his work-peop'e, and ut electon:
they have been known to vote in body In eous
plianoe with t,is wish+ In the great contest thu,
bv it's result proved decistre OF tho fats Of n,
'raiers, the whole establishment voted set
Barodet. It has been said that they did nj,
not because their patson WAS . Radical. but ~
the contrary, because he was in the hands oi ths
otieetly pnttY who wIahed to provoke ssaedon
against liberalism By securing the return ot ths
advanced candidate. The t1nor Is worth giyjn,.
With this to accompany it,-namaly, that Booei
cau!t has ever been but mere man Of stra1 n
a pecun;ary sense, aud that the true propns,or
|. of the Boz Marcha is the Society Of Jesus Ths
SOCIETY," tben has made an Investment IN tia
highest degree credtable to ita sssutoneaa. fu
its feppted shop ia one Of the moss aousishpa
concerns Of patls.
PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL ptEl~
4 Par1s dispatch to the London Times saut
A little sensation Was produced / fen d1r
ago by the news that d French officer had tae
yarded challenge to the tlr1s Cspsain Of ta4
Imperial Foot Guards at Potsdan. This chas.
lence, which concluded in an insulting uannet,
added. it was said. that thirty od1ea.s ot tn
sama regiment ware invited to meet IN eaua|
number of French oficora, leaving thu Gsru2o.
to fix the pIace and time. It waa supposed Il
Berlin that the challenger must be Captain 4
he addressed bis latter to Captain. Non,
though the people Of Berlin have laughed 1t Il.
affair, 1emarking that the duel ought to can
oN at B,cetre, the lunatio asylum near Paris
th;s strange challenge seems 10 hsVs created {
| certain sansat,ou, which will speedily be alaJM
| on an accurate account being given Of tho lnci
| dent. The CHALLENGER is not connected with ua
| French army. to which he has not belonged IA
ten wears. After quitting it, he led, according 4
| what is related, very adventurons nfe, And n
| ioiued during the war. being STATIONED u Ia
outposts Of besieGed fortress. hla eoaaaa
| when in the latter part of the war DO preaanisd
himgelf 70 the Tours Government 70 sol!dl
| ths command Of = freq CORDS, the Jo7sfa
| uent IN spite Of his reputation for nrs'et!
did not deem it prudent 70 conhde to nm y
| adyauced and Independent post TO nneo = q
| asoired. Refusing to submit to the orden
| direct chief, be was theu sent to ona Of ID
! Gamma IN formation. where he remained wlsaon
| t,king an active part till the var conelntsa
| wherenpop. owing TO the general dismissal
| free corps he returned to private LIE. no lopSs
| haIonaine IN any Way to the Ar1uy- He ne1f y
/! neared in a famous military trial, "hets .
evidence and his attitude during the VIZ sa'
I r.ss to observations which made g. sas Ha
/ a lively impression. It WAS thought neie u
| his ch1iiengs uust be attributed 70 rss1les
| ue-s which, it seems, has ANIMATED him SINCE
| saw his conduct at the outposts during tne! VI
| The subject Of disagreeable constructions. 20
ever eve this may. be. this isolated challenge ]: !,
| IN any way coauectel With the temper q y
| aImv." or of she French people; aud | und'
a:aui the French Governments Immediately
bearing it, and without even knowing Tnesps'
| would ha asked for explanations on fhs u
ie-. hastaned to dlsayoE by telegraph the
thor Of this freak and to protest on benaaA
tho array aud tha natian against any rcsnoa
bih.y which cavilers might Try ano fas'en (uE
them.