The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-07

the deaf and dumb, observed of the
st. Cloud fair may be reasonably
applied in the present case: 1.-THE
crowd here does not appear" said
he, stopping his ears, 'ttO have want
!, of my services for the moment; but
in few months one-half of it will
demand them, due to the fault Of
the other moietv."
! Good Friday was remarkable for
| the great attendance, not Of visitors.
but OF wOlshipers at the several
churches, where the beautiful
repoSOiTlS and sepulchres, all
flowers and tapes, cOntrasted
strangely with the rest of the struc-
ture in deep mourning; the contrast
was heightened on returning 10 the
street, where shOne a brilliant sun,
In the most Italian of skies. At
ENotre Dame the Pere Monsabre de-
livered very eloquent sermon on
the materialIstic tendencies of the
age; not a spot was vacant in the
vast edilice. The free-thinkers on
the other hand had few quiet flesh
banquets, presenting none of those
offensive speeches, that hitherto
marked so painfully, hostility to
religion. 1t is said fewer feasts oil
fat things were served in the restau-
rants. at the central markets fish
attained fancy prices; cod was as
dear as salmon; salt herring cost
IA sous; but at : in the evening,
prices suddenly fell 80 per cent. !
The butchers observed Good Friday
as very close holiday; not shop
was open; even back door entrances
were closed. In the thirteenth CEN
fury the butchers were prohibited
from selling meat in Lent under
the seYerest penalties, and such that
was exposed was only to meet the
needs of invalids. On Easter Satur-
day there was the shadow of a
promenade to Longchamps; it is a
custom well dead: besides, it is the
habit now for goody upper ten not
to employ their carriages during
holy week, but to go on foot to prove
their humiliation, and allow the
tribe of Jeames TO attend also to
their religious duties.
The concert season which has Just
closed, has been exceptionally bril-
liant; if little original music was
programmes included ex-
,ellent selections from composers
yer certain to suit good taste. The
HOrtS made to cultivate a scientific
of music are very
erious, and the education in
his respect offers a happy con-
rast with that of ten years
60. The International Institution
Judy has unquestionably contri-
uted to this progress; the ablest
9achers of both sexes, of vocal and
music, are engaged,
nd at the periodical public con-
erts, attended by real judges, each
and his pupils not only
Iecuted some classic nOTceGa, but
score expressly composed Ey a
upil or his professor: it is thus that
: iluticpride Marche" of Mile. Blot.
lecuted upon four harps, has won
Ich approval. The theatrical sea-
N promises a few brilliant new
eceS, and then amusementS will
, regulated to meet the tastes of
)untry cousins and jewellers be-
1nd MeSOpotamia. MADAME de
liable" a fairy Operatta is in itself
rather new kind of spectacle: the
DRY rests on Old Nick, who tele-
'aphs from his special residence.
the town clock of her village
hen a lady commits capital sin.
e himself gets married, and in
purse Of time is surprised to
nd, in a town where he has art
lily pitched his tent, wire
1 the public clock rejecting on his
fidelity. The music, by M.
erpette, is correct and suitable, but
no great originality the scenery -
very beautiful, especially one
lrtain, composed OF natural
'wers. The F'OulGrds Roatges is -
.scribed as popular drama in i've 1
is its aim is to make the profess
On OF rag picking not only respect p
lie but Of general inter-
t; one chiffOnniere, aged q
, drinks a quart of chlorofOrm
I'd then skips up six flights of
airs as wide awake as a Weazel,
ais feat arrives very timely, when
e members Of the Academy OF
fence are pulling each other by
e hair as to the chances of killing
tients by administering chloro-
rm.
Some few weeks having ELAPSED
thout any public notice being
ken Of NJ. De Lesseps, a COM
ittee has been formed to place a
ID on the house where he was
IN. We never hear a word about
e diggings of Panama. Perhaps
news is good news.
There are thirty murderers living
der sentence of death in E1aEce: -
at will employ M. Grevy a whole -
y to pardon them. at Mines, ALL
nkey that would not 60, attacked -
) old driver, bit his face, and then
apped his shin in two. The law
ne Of an ass is not to be despjsed.
chefort remarked, that was the
ly means Of defense. left unem-
)yed PaTisians in 1S7O-71. ~
4 wig of of an actor costs II IN
francs, that Of an actress 40 TO
francs, and neither lasts more Il
IN six months; they are then
de into chignons and ringlets he
now composed Of real locks of
rowed crowns.
he members of the Municipal
,Doil have raiactod Ill