Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-13
THE GAZETTE FORT WORTH TExAs SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 49,

aoounds, and all OF which are good. Tho
Neiase cost Of rooms Il from eiohf Ia
.Nen'v-iiNe HORNS per week and accord.
M 70 size and location. The HIGHER thu
,'.Hation the more desirable, as The low.
my houses arc apt to he damp and lack
,ne advantages of air and view, The ma.
ivrl'! are, however, well situated with
az, cheerful, airy aud well-furnishch
,VVnis' often opening upon balconies and
loohl,lg out upon the sunllt heights ab,,y,
'nu we curious blending OF all interest.
ail" uauonalitles IN the life below Ii i
eue uiVsl fascinating place one can i'm.
aslhe, crowded with all sorts of person.
M,u hatlonalities, and the attraction grow.
Win every hour. Austrlans, Greeks, Son.
'i"nS' nuhgarians, Roumanlans and Rus.
SlauS inlngle with the more commonplar,
HhgiiSh, Herman and American, aud prp.
wing more OF distinction aud indi,id.
ual'N OF custom and bearing,
tlah when we see them occasionally IL
'uullsVS or travellers IN our remote
regions The most singular en-.
TUNES are To be observed. from thai of
'ne Ihurlngan nursc-all white, with h,r
singular headdreSs--to the Servian lady
WIN her red, iel-shapcd headdres, orpa.
mented with gold, her gold-cmbroidcred
lacket ana striped gauzc shirt or scarf
Jews abound--lust such rs we See on the
stage rs Shylock--Short. stout and bald
WIN long, black, loose gowns rather than
coats, carpet or cloth slippers. which
hardly hold their feet as they shuttle
along The street, and the air of Irvlnr's
hlalto so strongly about them that Won
wonder AT the Photographic fidelity of tho
picture TO the original. Finely contraSfrd
WIN these are the tall and military.look.
ing AuStrians, who as rule are splen-
uldly built, both men and women They
also walk well, owing TO military train
lng' dress richly and in line taste,
though with much blending of line
color Half an hour ago In the
Stadt park two tall Austrian ladies passed.
dressed alike In gowns of cream satin.
embroidered In front eXquisitcN with
coppery mixture of silk and beads: long
black lace cloakS lined with dull-gold
satin, and yellow satin bonnctS with
aigrettes of lace and gold. This was early
III the morning, but IL must be said that
TINS Is most unusual toilet at such an
hour oil the day. All are early riserS here.
The longest line at the Muhlbrunnen Is To
he found at q, and between and A. m
By the collonadc is empty. At & the
Dand begins To play, stopping at :, and
from to the walks and promcnadcs are
hllcd with the watcr-drinkcrs, who allow
an hour after their last glass to clapse be.
fore they eat their breakfast. Many 20
to the market platz to buy flowers, which
are sold very cheap thcrc--lovely roses
for i've kreutzers q cents and a bouquet
OF roses, mignionette aud forgct-me-nots
Tor twenty-five kreutzcrs about 10 cents
The breakfast Is simple, often rolls and
coffee, for those who are ticking the
"curc,' black (rycl or graham bread,
butter, coffee with cream, and one or two
Soft-5olled eggs. The cost for this for
two persons is set down day after day at
one gulden, twenty-five kTeutzerS $50
cents, Thcmble d'hotc dinner at the
majority OF reStauants-the "Stadt
Park" being one--is onr and a half or