Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-03
OUR EuRoPEAN LETTER.
SOME ricruRss or STUTTGART
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l~Ieeisl corte,po,ience Oft - ,r,fch.l
Srt,TG,RF. November -. 1894.
Though We have b"en here 80 long. we
st'I 6ad som. sightseeing 70 10. and yes
tefday went 10 the King -Ie,idencc, palace
bu.t on three side, Of square, IN che
rcro-s5aics style, and having abogt three
hundred sad lifts rooms N 81. Those de-
voted 10 guest. have ffescoes OF scenes ia
tbe tie OF Eberhs.d. the drst Duke Of
EuTeabJIg. no lived Al the end OF the
Middle Agc. ild an that stormy pc-
HOd asa % meet thc good sad al luck
coiaHon 20 ihe times. IN one picture III,
caste j. buried Oyeg hi, head: IN another
~, ~ cane, sJii on him rad hi- Young
son uaawaTe> IL the next tdey are
es'siiuE, and irc led tbroush tie woods
by peasant. The LSt j. one % the mos.
roru.ar events. agd j. The subject 81 bii-
iad u! INLAND. and passes from poetry 10
sculpture IA the form OF 4 huge marble
groupr. hY Pau Miller. ,itusted "a the
part. and ropr, sentius Eberh1rt asleep,
Oh hi> ic7d GA tie peasant, kuee. The
other Ifc>cee, IA the pa.Jce show III, tri-
rmaa,. h., reception ii the ducai crown
from tie En,ieror AID tie Pope, blessing,
and other honoI,. They Az very large,
aad dc-igHt 4 with great iofct lut yigIcity.
I'll
'lfINptNr DEH"sB,D
thcn - q. m uumistdS1bie >w1Diln AID
vita -cuu.nr euthusia IN. - that tor the
moHrut VI became =, much paItisdns nj
toe irrilac, OF Eb'Ihl.t a. Il be bad been
e ill., coJ-ip. The most interesting room
50 ,ac palace j. large oCtagona. marble
oHc. Here Chri,tcnius-, betr0tha>. aud
wtdt.ng- are held, and here royalty rest
~ safe before benz consigned u the
tolu". 4 picture Of the town OF II.
Hcmo = si the end OF one S1'ou. f.
nal kind o., lover, where a ioun-
ina pi3,> on festive occasions. aud
ciI'- 20 .iilI,ory c.lrct OF italian landscape
and ,hie>. Tie bauQuc;iug-room i, a
magnificent Apartment. lighted by ! .0J1
,2Hd --. Il contains tl.nuc. ana /, used
ipr thr reception on high Officials. among
Other rrrpo-e,. Ga sunday we went 70
TIE little gothic cbapci. situated IN an
aug,n OF the old picturesque ca,t.r. and
which /. principally intended Tor those ia
INN, diatr connection wiki tlr court.
lHl g'NG ANp QrsfS,
wifi lady gud rnitWJn n Weifins, wcre
present. and st 20 one cnd oi the chapel
on 20 raised ragt furnished with red velvet
ch9.r, ard separated from toe rest OF the
seating -pacc by miiiu-. The courtier,
WCic on lower level Ia front 81 them. aud
at thr other end wa- the public generally
tha, j.. The women part. Tor the men were
rclccricd Ia q gallery running round three
,iuc> cl the chapel and r,thys spelling the
architectural cA,t'. The fcN men among
The coulter, aid their hr,f payer into
,aoir has. after tbr fashion Of bye
con, time. which seem, 10 have lin
ccIcd on here. Two of them, whilst
waiting tor the service 10 begin, utilized
The time apparently 10y telling each other
joke, and tories. and they also bowed with
great ealaniry TO The adio, ~ they came
~. The grcy-haircd preacher. Dr. '.
GCrOk. III black role with large white col
lar and gold cross suspended over it from
q chain. was Gicnihrd and benign. and de-
liycird hi words of consolation and re-
Luke IN q manner 20 earnest and >iuccrc
that they could not f1l TO impress. One
evening wc Ycnttoa
BEETHOVEN CONCERT
given ~ Won Elbows orchestra. under hi,
ptI>onal leadership l. wa- the most fin
I>hcd music bad ever listened %. and thc
exquisite dcl.cacy of touch 0i the violin
isis wa, marvellous. The whole orchestra
paved With such wonderful TcpO,c OF cN-
preston. even in The aeitated parl,-ju,t
Il, II they existed high mp in the region Oi
perpetual calm. and were Interpreting the
sublime feelings depicted IN Beetho.
ven, music with a sympathy and
satisfaction difficult to appreciate by rest.
h., humanity in general. | do mol rcmem-
Ter ever having heard the purity and elc-
SliIou II spirit in Boclhoycn's music more
strongly brought out nor OF having come
across q more marked instance Of 4 charac-
tcri>tic OF The Germans. Tor which they
have words in their own language not par
tirularlY easy 10 translate INTO another with
perfect accuracy. They call 1t repO,e, but
can only express It by saying they carry
great deal OF ballast and no wings. How
Won BuloW'> orchestra gained the region
of Gains do not know, Tor they had all
their ballast with them. The hall Is very
large,
1mE LARGEST N GERMANY.
and has only narrow gallery, ap>e.
Shared at the entrance, and supported on
slender pillars. thu, Wing the main part
| without any obstruction 10 the sound.
The ceiling j. Hat. i handsomely decorated
in ncdalionS. and h. very line cut-sla>>
| ga-rlier>. The last time the Vienna
| Lcdclhranz society gave concert here
$500 people were IN TIE hall.
Owing To- the situation OF stuttgart many
OF The pretty walks leading out OF il have
10 be begun hy ascending. and flights Of
Steps have been made IN many places to Ia
/ cliiatc going Up the >tccpt,t parts. " ]
walked lci>urcly up from the Ncck1r >tllNNe
| 10 the bottom OF the bland heights |
/ counted more than one hundred and hity
! ,icU>. Before the Top Of the heights i
reached great many more follow but the
/ views 81 the village. that lie on the other
/ side oi the hills. and OF stuttgart itself,
| spread OFT like q panorama. showing the
/ whole 81 each separate building to more
advantage than when seen from below, are
we'll worth the climb.
1HE IIAGE, EMPOWERED
m tree, nestle at tie foot oi the hill, "A one
side. I'm The opposite direction the red.
high-pitchcd roof, OF the old town crowded
i closely on one another the clusters 0l
/ dense ioliaec in the loug->trctchcd-Out
| park: the old cattle cutting tie SKY with
! il, round towers and medieval outline; the
+ new palace in the regular and imposing
! style Il the renaissance. aud the many
/ handsome modern public building, give
: the NiCw agreeable variety. stuttgart.
| however. Is nothing ii moi educational. and
/ i hll,d with students OF all kinds, some
. study M Music, some ~lVuNlU- an, some
only struggling with German guttura>.
and an Overwhelming number going about
book in hand. We have been drawn IN
with the ret. and have attended some 0f
ur. LrRKE'S AIT LECTURES.
/ and IN listening 10 the one on the ~c1ntH
ruin. oi p,r>cpOii> W. tried hard To con
( ,truct q mental picture OF what that mag
uiiicunt pile must have looked Ike when
the Persian adic- OF old wandered list
/ le.>lv through the huge halls and GARDEN
} 81 th,i IT. beautiful summer house, high ul
/ on e plateau among the hills.
FANCY FAIR
was opened to-day in the hall Of the kV-
nig>hon for the benefit OF the Little sister
/ OF the Poor. and under the auspices Of the
charitable ladies of the town. headed by the
! Grand Duchess Vera. 4 great attraction
was book Of original sketches Of incidents
! i'm child life. drawn by young lady oi
seventeen named Colin. and printed for the
haZaar: another was set Of forty
engTa,ing> Of the procession ~ lS1N
in Vienna. designed by Han, MAJ
! kart. each one OF which represents
different guild. Princes, HOhenohc, q
| distinguished looking blonde, dressed in
black satin trimmed with velvet and bead
| ornaments. presided over a fortune bag.
| and other princesse, and countes>cs under
took the equally important duty OF buying
q good many Of the varied things on sale
which. beginning in high art, dcscendcdto