New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
THE CHAT OF VIENNA.
ENTERT AIMING GERMAN OFFICERS AND EX
GLIDING GERMAN Il0RSERAD1SH-
THE MUSIC EXHIBITION.

Vienna. October 10.
| One Of the features of the stay here of the
| seventy or eighty German officers who took part
in the lons-distance ride from Berlin was tho So
! called stable parade In tn" vast and magnificent
! riding school of the Imperial Stables. The riding
school has gallery running around II and in this
several members of the reicning families took their
place, while the German guests occupied the GEN.
ire of the school, Al signal given by the Arch
Dnke Charles Louis. the Empcrors so-calicd body
horses. more than fifty in number. were brought
in, ten at time, and put through every kind Of
pace by the srooms riding them. Then came the
horses devoted to the use of the members of his
suite. and finally the 1'yroesr ponies or Hating
| crs which ~" Emperor rin", when ont hunting
All Of the horses including the ponies WIRE bran'i-
| FIJI kicker and excited the warmcst admiration
Of a.! present. After the horses the parade was
continued ny the filing past Of number Of inter
csting carriages. First came the Emperors phae
ton. with coacl1nan in English livery. and four
| splendid whit" stations then the Emperor's
clos cou;c. u"d in bad weather with German
conchman and two boys: next the open victoria
| used by him in good weather in town then a
pirutsch drawn BY itLr horses with coachman
| in jockeys dress and two Jockeys Ia Dau-
| mont There were also two state carriages, one
dr1wn By two and the other by eight milk-white
drives TO ST. Stephens for the Corpus Domino pro-
rcs,'on. After thi, the carriages Used by Emperor
Francs in the beginning Of the century were
shownliieh coaches, with much gliding and plate
glass and embroidery. the coachpan and fOOtman
in powdered WIS: the horses capnrSDned in gold
and purple, their maEes plated tightly with rib
bons and gold braid. These carriages drawn
by fonr. Fix ana eight horcs and some Of the
coaoIi,n"n were in Ole SPANS, dress with larg"
velvet cocks and hi!h gold caps surrnountcd by
yellow, white ard black ostrich feathers. A beat
TIM hich chaisr. in green and yold Showed how
kai or Franz drove hiE kascrin int, the Prater
in ls92. The last carriage shown gilt coro
nation carriage in which the great Maria Theresa
rod" With the Emperor Francis.
Th" entire city hero is in state Of uproar
in consequence of the prohibition issued by the
Imperial Government Of ternln hor,aradish o.
the ground that the vegetable might harbor cho-
era lacrl.i. The prrs"nt root il n continent
which, either s'r,ight or made into "A sauce, with
cr am. for ra~i beef is known all .he world
"v"r. l;ut M Nirlna. IN th" famous Frankfort
wnr>tc!. or san>ac's without which few good
.tnstiians or NrnncSc would nnn cNi>ear" "n-
durable. hoI"ra!isl is positively indispensable"
New the best roots of holscradi>h sold in the
Austrian market come from Nuremberg. the
hitchrn-g gardens surrounding that quaint city ~
! little I'm soldiers and carved wooden toys sup
plviEs tho whole OF Austria with this peculiarly
pun."rt variety al til" article, which 40 pleas
nntlv tilllatcs the pala,cS Of tho consumers Of
s,rs. g'~ The Ni"nuc>c public have h""or" ac-
cn~'nn"l 10 hors"radl>l. and are naturally TO-
lur'ar' 10 transfer tscir ga-trononir patrorag"
| 10 anv other spcrics of the roo. As soon as III"
falling "a of the supply. dHr to tho Government
prohibition. made public, the excitement IN
he markets. h":" hcamr positively thrilling. Fancy
prices WERE lr.na' dbl and paid for the genuine
! old H. r.rratli. uf \urruhur.. At orIiniry sea
,on. a hundred roots were procurabl' for 50.
~ liz. pr.-:it moment they have riser To 81
an SO u hunirr'l SOM" attempts have been
ma =. ~ meet The demand hv means 81 a." native
srrplv and wac p,lo dis of roots have been con-
signed hv "ntcrpr-ing farmers in South Austrla
10 oiir markets here. wh"r" CRAFTY enhanced
price. were dc,na"s.ri and pail Tor the roots
They lnvc however become drug on tine marker
,rI ,l,c Njcnnc.r. accustomed 10 the fiery old
hurs.r,tI~h IL Nnrc'nburg. hav" refused To tP
co.nfor:cl w,, III, inepd Austrian pro luct. which
mnlc. ~ Irrrcp'i'lc impression either on Their
pilli., or ON thor ",f,ct"ry nerves. y monster
,,,.;iDn J.. now "ir: got mp. demanding tAa'
On. ,;ovcru,,.u, >!.irld Instantly r"lral the oh
no\ious decree, and II il h"ng -iG'"d nor Only
hy ,l.c mu..r.. hu, al>p by III" classes. and al
l,moi. Gourmet. of virnna. cty which. Us
ever, on. Shows l. c''"''r.fci Throughout Wv
vnrlI for the excellence OF ITS rare
Tho In,,rrati nal Exhibition Of Music anu IN"
Drama which has been attracting such iar.'
cr,,,.ls II visitors from all. parts ot III" Wort"
duriry the lat sumii,r las JUST b"h pr""e"
,o "A cio-. AID will remain ON record A. nv l"e
lcru ,l- most r,'inirkabl" coll"ct II OF m''Si'a
and ,r,rniilr u,lnorihi> ever gathered t"'"''"r'
Nearly every country e tn" world WI, r'pr"
..u,.p.. and H.. rNhh,> were - arranged thl'
m. VISITOR conld. f., II" ra.s'd from on court 10
..uutl.r trace the whol'. history Of inISir IL an
art, ,rnr, IT,. early m-sal, down 10 III" great
cl -icni writer, of the g.it"cnth AMI t'"ntI
c,.,,uri.-. The II ,'tlon II old and Nalu ibi'
instrument. va, very larc,' an comprised samples
If nearly every instrument used both IN ancient
am, modern, times Am"!S th"m were tn" string
,t.rtct wi.ici bcluhg.'i to Beethoven. harpl-
chord Nhic, br.ung"i 10 Bach. MozartS travel
ling ,l,virAord and IN" pianos Il l'crt!"V"n,
Mcyrrlwrr Weber. M'ni"kso and Chopin lhr
ri.,.. ,,,lgucl 10 the COMPOSERS Of royal and
inr rial hrrii was "\r'r 'linElv interesting.
Ammo the feature, VI this department w'r~ the
Mss Of tli. mise whc! King Frederick the
tr.,i wrote + III" finite, and of Tn" taril"al
r,nlukr la inll h. who rul"l over the Arrli-
rbi."ppI see o '.lnuH III Inc '"rN pdr' VI W"
tr.,..ii r":.tnty. \ SPECIAL '!splay va, mad" Of
the Mss OF Richard Wagner, of Haydn and OF
Ilan,;.I. of Pa!-,tlna and ol ID ni1riti. Tn" e\
hild,inn tnhlag il altogether, has been, indie
!,nt!y OF is financial SUCCESS, on" OF I'll" most
interesting and instructive that has ever been
held and reflects imrn"Es" amount of credit
upon t.r: great lady, Princess Pauln" Mett"rnith
WHO first originated the idea AMI then became
tie m,yins spirit and principal manager Of the
eItilc affair
Princess McttrrEich, by-th"-by, has been sub
jrc.rd to much worry and annoyanc" Of late In