New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23

q, o or two bottles Of wine day. Noth'Hs 10
said about the quality OF the wine to be supphe"
10 them and the employers inVarlaDiy pu''"
the very cheapest in the market Tor the pu'PoS
Uenceforth they will be obliged to proVioe '"e''
domestics with the authentic juice OF the sr"pe'
and great is the rejoicing which prevails III Gull
sequence beow-stairs. o ham
\ large number Of French people nave Deen
M the fashionable German watering places tiiis
wear and for the first time since the wal "
1870 ths French oolors have been seen upon .,'e
racecoursc at Baden-Badcn. All OF ,hoSe VIZ ~
have come back fere from there SPEAK III tH'
most aDprecla tive manner Of the eHcePuohai
courtesy with which they were treated on every
side and of the pains taken even Dy tne peas
antrv TO manifest their sympathy anu soou
will 10 their gallant foes OF quarter OF cen
turv ago The persons who speak mus anu
who may be said to have been the pioneers "a
the revival Of the custom or sunHieIlns III S 49,
many are precisely the kind OF people WHOSE
lead in the matter is likely 70 be followed, anu
IL would surprise no one to ma next year w rs IS
baden Baden Baden. Marenbad etc" just a.
d~nsclv crowded with well-to-do French people
&c nri1r 20 tho war Already there Is evidence
Of his IN the sporting world; for, ENCOURAGED oy
tho WELDON, accorded at Baden-Baden 20 the
Notwithstanding COmtc de Clermont-I OH
mere who il a cavalry officer in active service.
4 number Of French stables have entered horses
for the races at CharottenburS ana ro'suain ..
short time hence. All TINS " uus ,, Vm e anS
hand to the Influence Of Emperor Wilram; ana
an the ,har 10 th- cordial respOr Sc given there
- he President Casimir- Perier. who. perfect
Cerrnan scholar and educa tod by German, Is IN
n position To appreciate more than the aVeiabe
French;nan tn qualities or the enemy against
whom he fought 50 CALAMITY in 1870
Talking Of officers Of the trencn CaVairy IL
NAV be mentioned that there has or iate peen
marked increase Of marriages or young girls pc
longing g. the aristocracy 10 young oIiceis III
the service. and there Is scarceiy a garIlSoh
town in France where one does not ma III the
rorson Of the better-ha,ves Of eutenants ana cap
tc!ns women reared In the Fauoourg St' Ger
main and having borne. prior To the'r marriage
some Of the most Ilustrious names IN france.
Thus IN. Young V!conte de Beaumont. VINO mas
lust married Nile De Trelern. daughter or the
famous V.cOGtesse Of That name, ana haII-slstsF
of The que do Brissac has taken his young WiIe
with him - NcEJ 1me. whore he Is now Garr-
sonci. The Due de Brissac. who is cavalry
Lieutenant will take MS wife Nile. de Cfusso!'
daughter Of iho Duchess d'UZes. 10 Ramboulllet'
where his regiment T. stationed. "A soon as tne
rra ~~.a 20 tax place and the honeymoon Is III an
end. Tho Marquis d'Harcourt. who IL IN garr1-
son az Arisus Aas with hin his wife dauSn-
tor Z the Due De Dou1eauv!lle. The Comte de
Viiicncuvc. lieutenant Of hussors at Melun, mas
been accompanied ih,ther by his wife. nee TAI
levrand-Pcr!rorl NJ BE- Tnan, Of the 1th
DRAGONS. who - about 70 marry the young
Prlncegse De Caraman-Chimay. sister OF the Com
tcsse dc Grc6'uhie will take her to AK, wnere ne
i garrlsGne1. while the Due de Mail!e ana MS
charming wife noe De Wendell. are stationed at
Tours might make thu list much longer but
think that q viii suffice 70 show how popular
the army is once more becoming in the great
world