New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12

eccentric Faubonrg Nevertheless, the wine dealer
of the Rue des Maronites was firm in refusing 20
abandon the young advocate n whom nc
Gambetta, on thes "irreooncilable7 platform,
was elected. His election was entirely due To
Brateret and il enabled him IN single stride e. a.
| tain the leadership of the Democratic party and 10
become the spokesman of the new social srrnta re
has since been on terms OF the closest intimacy
with Brateret, whom he calls the man M the
Wheel and to whose indications Of pune oplhi"h
he listens with the utmost defer nee. bratciet ac
cepted as means TO an end the Opportunist scneWe
OF policy, and undertook 10 brng the mo-i re"-lpp
district Of Pans over to it, In this undertaking
he has succeeded. Brateret and BellcVlue,
which he represents IN ,h ,he ai MSni' nnI
yanced Republicans. but prefer, I'm seeking the
attainment of their ends. to plod quietly forward,
resolved not 10 lose hope patience because they
cannot in seedtime rcaD their harvest.
Having given yon the portrait Of VI Brateret.
whom the world knows little Of, shall proceed to
sketch b daughter, the pretty little bride OF yes
terday. She brought mp IN sensible, simple.
homeiy manner, and week days was not suffered
by her parents to wear hat bonnet out Of doors.
In the streets she went in her bare head. which
in hot weather was shaded by n parasol,
and In cold and rain was merely pro-
tectcd by profusion of neatly braided dark
hair and an umbrella. Her walking dress had no
prctcnSon to be fashionable. II was generally III
some dark plain stuff and fitted to perfection. Mile.
Bratcret was known t. be an heiress,and was aware
Of the FORUM which she wa, to come IN for. This
did not induce the smallest faint of purse-prdc.
The girls face was pretty and though.fu and NJ
the sight of a friend it lighted mp with kindly ex-
preston. She attended to domestic business,
checked accounts, kept out of The WINE shop,
read much serious and cid,,ic literature, ana
studied a-sIduously music and diawing Her idthcr
reared her u free thinker hu' iaurht hrf 10 Dee Ir-
served in discussing relations creeas. more CHARM
ing little bride It mas never been my good fortune 20
than Brairret's daughter III the MIyoraIty OF
Ii .iIeNie on her wedding Gay. me "Dt 4"t' "iii'h
followed the ceremony was set ont in iaiEe gar
den well sheltered WIKI lime trees. Gnmrclta mo
had been one Ol the brides itcssts dTann I" "rt
aud the bridegroom AID io tue ptfri"ilc bfaelri,
the milinchlng stcacWes- OF whose support hhd
enabled him to fight wei the battles
of the Republic The President of tie Cham
Der WAS GLAD of the Opportunity to thank
publicly his Bellcvile friends for their constant De
lef in his devotion To tn democrats n'- ana Their
reserve IN cri'icsing when he was obliged 10 sdr-
mount the flag with b ne ros ttc emlematic of
the Fronch buurgeOisic. touching allaslon was
made bv NJ GlTaTd, BE. cvile curiior. 10 tie late
MademOse c MassabIe, the aunt OF IA. Gambettd,
and from his infancy until the day size was Ia
PROSTATE by paTalytic stroke hls GUARDIAN angel
Several dcrule.. members OF the Chdmnr aud
Tribunal of Commerce, were present at HE cfl rite
and the d,jenHeT IA the garden, which was most
cheerful ANA presented under fhc tender green shade
of the lime trees charming cOUpT0ii. ID 'puy Spul-
Ter proposed tie "Elrctofs OF bclrNiIL'." Some very
Tich presents were made 40 llr Drioe ny Variohs
political Percentages. lie bridegroom lAlomaicur
i,Sgul is the SON II altAy mere haut and aspiles
10 III m the Chamber of DEPUTIES, which ". Gam
beta may open 70 HIM at the next general election
! He Il a rather handsome young man, aud Is sdd u
be- pa. sionately IN love with little b. eville Rose,
| who should not forget 10 mention. wore az hcr
wedding ivory-whlte fallle dress. overclouded
with tulle, ana sprays Of orange blossoms Ia her
! splendid black hair.
Ii - quite the cards that NJ. Braterets son-in-
| law may hereafter be Minister OF Commerce, and
! his wife receive in her dTawlng-rOOm aud al her
! table The representatives Of the treat Powers or
! the world. ! think the sketch winch have given
of her family history Will enable yen u understand
| the hidden vital forces when are at work IN tue
| French uation. An English yintner would never
| bring mp his daughter Win me mOdrsty SHOWN IN
! the education OF NJ Bratercts only child. to Oc-
| cupy III simplicity and dignity great position.
| Where IN London there would have beeu vulgar
| Haunting boyden, n reader OF trashy novels. we
| have IN Pans young woman OF solld, homcly viz
| tue and considerable personal distinction, who no
matter how high her husband rises Will never be q
| drag on him.