New-York tribune., 1882-08-15


faces the Fremden go by IN opera costume III ''
Tiages. a., o ~
" parsifalD whose representation see ,o-uiolIo"
for the first time. Ihe first puohc Poi
fornance is Sunday, July 80. tancy g9ing
10 the opera Sunday afternoon at ocioon, @ thai
the II reefs then present From to the hrsl acI
lasts aud the audience between the acts IeaNes t'
theatre aud strOls about the grounuS9 9, VI acnnd
luncheon IN the adjoining restaurant Inc seoonu .
aef lasts bui little hour, ana anotneI NA.'
of one hour from 20 g. is spent IN the restaurant,
wnere table hOte dinner rs served, anu q poo. o
there all the artists Ny first look al Llazt " a. ~
tins restaurant, where he sat eating anu uiinAs'
surrounaed by ladies', the Countess ScheinltI, N"e
ner's great patron, at his right hand man
cannot look god, eatng chOPs III Jan IAN
KID gloves, but the white hedd 10 oniao
very striking in that supper-ro"ln ana LIE anna .
blllty was very evident. but what man WouiU ne
pe happy With five wOnshlppng wOnlei ABOUT hl'ii
aud a good cItlet and glass OF beer before MN
" hen come into the presence OF tins man. as nol
10 in ms rom, then perhaps shail uhueIs'anu anu
better hat magnetism which makes ali women M
his hanG ana lOuch the nem OF his garment WIN WIN
affection was amused TO see, anu anu
ing near Liszt IN the supper-room, "A 1uil-UiOOueu
negro III the uniform OF pOrueT speaking uolln@'
Tic only OlaeK man have ever seen IL DaVdIl1t
Al 10 o'clock tue opera Is over. Iheh "nos0'
tunk Won. a thrOug of people go aud discuss IL -
10 TIE beer keiier where agner hllhSeh usou u
dIink beer. There vent after the pilEate fcPlc pc
srutation. at IL o'clock at night, TO talk IL over
win those who had been fortunate hoiueIs Vi
DGfrOBdfs tickets. 1t curious u4uBline VI O'ci
and poetry. The good-natured, dai ik-cuh poAioneu ca
mauchen. who has q ne Wlch-uko an % "no
serves the beer. has come 10 Kho" no @ @o.nVi %e
han kubury." ana agner himself sbOulu near
the shouts for kundry lhat flhg tuIoush Vn0 O0i
lar alter the per. orlnauoe.
kaIher g,ngsrIy We American ladies made our
way into TINS place holding our skirts closely ABOUT
US inclined to retreat when asked 10 take scat on
a DetT cask. dd IL however, ana on ,Ile heAt odSh
10 Inc sal on the one size Prince MecRlenburg-
Schgerln, and Oh the otner side on anotuer cash
Ifvs.u Ia ali IIt q
Opera. kItuleln HasSelbaCh, who zoos the iesdlhg
paris IN The agner rep esentatIons IN LOndOn, anu
Joseph kubensteln, ana Nleiuan anu L ucus an"
score OF OtneT artists l ltAt IHoiN
midnight Prince Lchteusteln was there, anu
number of tt,ed ladies sat costly chatting AT uedl
liable Lively we're the ds 10 the incllua
n the opera. Enthusiastic SCutns Wen' - the NeI9
corner and sat 1OI moment ia Jne very spOl "Hoi'
~ .gner nad sat- with much the sensation. fancy,
OF ihe travelling stnOOl-gri wHO OriOeS gIIue ~
let ucT SIT Oh a tLrOno-cnalr lOr an Instant. =.
America AN entery yrlsing newspaper anu ~
has enteTpriSing piesenth'lVe al Day -
was MagurIs ueeue that the nrst Itpl esoh '".ioh @
should De sLuCty private, and Win Ie"
exceptions no reporters or crILcs "ere pr
unLted to be present. some vino were pUrOpdtS
Mere naturally there. 1 he SUSPICION ~ W az
ners nIlnd that there was sOMeDody hidden III the
scenes, ana he OrueTed the gaa 10 be Lulned on.
Among the sceuery WAS hlCaen he American re-
porter. tic soon Of al Old lalnily IL America,
" no Vas most lnglOuOusIy made 10 descenu uOm
MS percn and 10 MAX Out Wagner Uued ms Dcst
10 nave arrested Oh tnr ground Oh trespass, Dut
was not successIu u, and aoH ne vents LIS wrath on
the WhUic Profession.
Ai,er lhe last rehearsal and on he ght previous
TO Tic nrst representation, there was banquet al
lie theatre RESTAURANT, d most informal anar, ~
uaylguI. Wagner WAS happy DeyunO al uescTlD-
Ing. lie several speeches., pralsnS MS artists
aud declaring hIIlsclI ds SnLIcIJ satisfied VIII
every uOdy ana every tnlug. lie ana LsIt IelI upon
each others necks ana Kissed eac1 others cAeeAs
then NIrnaIi, great 1enOT ana agner EN- Faced
and Kissed heartily; then some OF TIE
lesser masculine ngDts Kissed each Other
lranuesly. aud at tne last, WagnerS
4Ig dogs, nanesi tor characters III tAe opera. acre
Drought n .or a Done and tneir snare oi the lua.
Mstcrna with List, Drandt and the Countess
oChlenllZ beside N dsDcr. SIaudIne agnef, elo-
gantly atlrcd ADD tea pruudest woman ID b~Naiia,
was with Ibe gentlemen o. tho opera. lie entire
orchestra aud chorus ana 700 % lAe , GetH were
present. witA a ieW OutaluoI5
Every Monday and thursday evenings Madame
Wagner receives al their peSutiu Iome, and 1t Is
notable gathering oi theIr trlends and the strangers
VINO nave claims upol them. u TINS reception ana
of the Wagner house ana household 1 VIII "l4te
you next week. One gets IA her weary II
Inc very name Oi Wagner here before the
enthusiasm tAs seeing OF tue opera brings 70 one
cole,, to being lTeu OF the busts auu portraits OF
the master display 81 in every window, and of tue
Wagner pipes aud whistles and neckiles thrust
every moment into my lace on the street. Drinks
and cdibles named for ue characters re adyertls,
largely, a., for instance, ~ hIihEsOrs Magic Deer
ana " kundry COOAles;
more ige November than like July. We gladly
or. ep under the great feather beds when reach
baif way to the ceIllng3, ana which he upOd the
floor some time before morning. oar blankets are
bui toned INTO sheets WIh thrty-elgnt buttons ana
exactly the size OF the Deu lucklng III
i unheard Of III Germany. We are amused and
Inystied al every turn. al is 50 fOicigh 70 Us ana
the manner OF nvIng IS 50 different rom that we are
accustomed 10 al home Today Is uarket-day. On
the square before our windows there suddenly ap-
ueared under our window a coupe hundred women
win baskets, ali brought 10 Town by cows mar
messed into carts, weary yeyed cOw- created TO i've
IN clover. made beasts OF burden and cruelty
treated 4 peered into all the baskets and iaId
ptIfnl hand upon the beasts. lac women were
hard featured and dirty Ia dress. All the pictii-
esoueueAs has departed from the German
peasant There il not remnant of Characteristic
costume LETT. he baskets contained musil Ooms,
eggs butter and DeTrIcs and vegetables and hOweIs
could 20 hungry tor long time before eating 1000
knew TO be bought III tnls market, ana came
home sick at heart IOr these wretched women and
these Door wretcned beast. In All hOur the market
mac. was clear ana the women were oOn BACK III
lin. fields Pve doubt. Every where on our wy
h+re we saw women working beside men, the women
always dong the hardest part Ot the labor. have
seen women with great baskets upon their backs
into which men snOveLed compost, AM rested upon
their shOyels while the woman, staggering under
the terrible load, went long way uOZen Times an
hour and he self empued her basket. The most re-
markable sight | have seen lately was III Holland.
4 woman. bent nearly TO tine earth, walked the Tow
natb pulling By means Of a strap across her breast
heavy canalDOat IN when sat two men with folded
arms smoking. W omen and dogs barnessed to-
gether dragging a cart, IN which is man, Is no un-
common signt, and sometimes the man lays the
whIp over both woman aud dog BENG woman L
saw every hour III Germany, " Thank God i was
born in America - and this feel when look upon
women OF all ranks from the peaSlni 10 the Wlle OF
the officer VINO taxes her husbands title, aud seems
to have sometimes no greater concern Than that
other women whose husbands rank Little lower
shall pay her the respect due her
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