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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
THE WAsHINGTONLAFA YETTE STATUE
CEREMONY At THE Unwilling OF THE NE"
BARTHOLDI BRONZE GROUP IN PARIS.

CEREMONY At THE Unwilling OF THE NEW
BARTIIoI.DI BRONZE GROUP IN PARIS.
Paris Dec THE bronze group by the sculptor
por,hoIdi representing Lafayette and Washington
shaking hands was unveiled in Rue EATS this
this morning After the work had been presented
to the city NJ Bompard yce-Presdent IL, Oh Inc
Municipal Courci!. made a priei reSpoNS' !" "oNor
ing il on behalf OF the Council. ..
Ambassador Eustis did not attend the s nf
Nv Norss the American Consul-General. acted IN
his stead He eloaqenty described me ib snr
,';nas rendered bv LAFAYETTE in the struggle Tor
freedom MI Morss's speech was warmly APP
plauded. :, ,,.,,.,di xy,llia -,
E. Quinby. American Minister to the NetherIaa h
Mrs Worss Commands Rogers naval attache OF
tba American Embassy; Colonel Kellogg, military
attacbS. Meredith Read. Henry Peartree and NJ
de Remusat. Count AssaillS repIcSeh'eu '"e i|"
Hurine the ceremony a military band played the
.N,rseillaise" ana American airs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DTSA STER.

Toledo Ohio Dec. IA repetition of the Cleye-
land disaster was narrowly averted yesterday. An
Ironvle car filled with passengers, crossing
the Cherry-st. bridge, which swings a distance Of
n, least nftv feet above the river. Because of the
slippery tracks and the failure Of the brakes to
work the motorman lost control Of the car The
draw had already started to move. but an unac-
coun;able hitch IN the machinery caused IL TO move
slower than usual The front truck had already
struck the draw when the engineer saw the danger
and quickly reversed the engine. TWO inches more
and the entire load Of human freight would have
been prec pitated 10 undOubted death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
FUNERAL or TILLY FOSIER CICIIhS.
FIVE OF THE MEN KILLED IN FRIDAYS DISASTER
BURIED AT BREWSTEHS.

Brewsters y. Y. Dec. THE funerals OF FIVE Of
the men who were killed in the disaster at the THY
Foster mine on Friday afternoon were he'd at 81.
Lawrence's Roman Catholic Church, in this village
to-day The who were buried were Patrick H.
Nurtha John Fagan Michael Cannon, Thomas
Dennis and an unknown italian miner.
Hundreds of miners and farmers from the coun-
try around here attended the funeral procession be-
ing nearly a haf mile In length. There were more
than hundred vehicles IN line. Murtha ana fa-
gan were members Of Court Putnam. Of the Ahcl eAt
order Of Forcsters and forty members 81 the local
lodge took part in the funeral, accompanied by
about twenty members Of other .odges N Putnam
County , - ,
The Rev. N. J. Henry oflciated; In The course Of
his address Father Henry paid high tribute to the
bravery and mora character Of the deceased min
ers but did refer directly TO the accident or the
matter Of responsibility for It's occurrence:
The funerals Of James Fox, James Clarke and
three Of the Italians will be he'd tomorrow at
noon. $50 ,
The work OF recovering the bodies still In the
mine will b. resumed tomorrow morning. -,
II Is probable that Coroner Penny Will not nod
an inquest until all the bodies have been taken out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
CHARGED WITH NlLPRi CTTCH

Two men. a chiropodist. who calls himself
Professor Joseph Stern. OF No. ic Third-ave.. and
the other doctor. Simon Rapport, OF No. i57 Riv-
ingion-st.. arrested yesterday by Detective
Robul, OF The Eldrdge-st station. on the statement
OF Jennie Fortgang. that they had performed an
operation upon her Thanksgiving Day. The
woman found .ying the sidewalk In front Of
No. Norfoik-st. by Policeman Boyer Yesterday
morning. She taken to Bellevue Hospital,
where her condition was said 10 be serious.
samuel Troqtler arrested last evening as
being the Cause Of her troubles He Is teacher In
the Orphan Asylum, at No lG3 East Broadway.
The woman was AT one time cook I'm the estab-
lishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
MACEDONIA ALSO WANTS REFORMS.

A MEETING IN SOFIA TURNS INTO A RIOT AND
THE MILITARY ARE CALLED OUT To
DIsPERsE THE CROWDS.
Sofia Dec. IA meeting in support OF the Mace
DOMAIN movement held here this afternoon
The square In which the meeting held was
crowded NJ Takef. n member of the Sobranje
presided He asked for Maceio concessions
from Turkey similar to those granted to Armenia.
Before the proceedings had progressed far iisor-
der broke out. and two revolver shots frcd
THIS caused panic. and in the rush that fol-
lowed escape from the square several persons
were injured. \ number of police and a detach
mont OF cnyary cleared the square. and. fearing
that there might be repetition of the disorder, the
cavalry were ordered 10 patrol the streets during
the evening, 10 prevent any further gatherings.
THE PORTE on THE WICKED ARMENIANS
Washington Dec. 1.-The Turkish Legation
received from the Sublime Porte the follow
ing telegram under to-day's date
The Armenian rioters OF Zlle at Slvas having
closed tae.r shops and fred on the Mussulmans
killing o. them. ARRAY occurred dur.rS
which four Mussulmans, two Of whom were sodie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
VIEWS OF A POPILIST SENATOR.

St Paul Dec In interview jus; before
leaving here for Washington the Populist sena-
tor. Kyle. of South Dakota said the silver
men would probably be defeated in opposing the
retirement of greenbacks Silver men viii not be
IDLE -" he added I'VE expect 10 pass free s!Ner
b!n before The session closes. but whether the
President will sign ii is another question tpon
this question know no party lines, ana party
caucus will have binding force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
rtNtL SFLSON DRAWING 10 ITS CLOFE.

Whitehall " Y. Dec. by using an ice breaker
the Champlan Canal has been kept open all day.
and boats moving The steamer Tisdalc arrived last
night from s. Johns with eight boats all OF which
c.eared for the south. The weather Is milder this
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
10 MAKE BEET sUGAR ~ WISCONSIN.

Milwaukee. Wis. Dec. 1-Artices o. ncorpora-
ton OF a heet-sugar mandatory, with capital
stock OF $4,000. were filed with the REGISTER OF
Deeds YESTERDAY The incorporators are Frederick
Richter. Ferdinand Richter. Karl g. Kern and
julius JaugDut The plant will be within twenty
thirty miles Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
The necessary

-,,. wera klled, The necessary
and five taken for the restoration Of order
The nalass OF Ss Governor
OF E had the neighborng Mussulnan .hsa Sis
RTrnops were sent out for the repression" u '"e's
orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
TO OVERTHROW ALFARO'S GOVERNMENT

REFUGEES AT PAsTo ORGANIZE AN ARMY TO IN
WADE ECUADOR
Panama. Dec 1.-The Star and Herald says that
nu,nbar of Ecuadorian refugees at Paste nave
publicly organized army TO invade EcuadIr iot
aPrnrpent If President Alfaro The revolutlonists
Are within sight OF the garrisoned towns OF luica
and Ibarra and an attack Is expected houfS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
LIEUT. FEIJOO'S SENTENCE DELAYED
RARI HANGS FOURTEEN QUEKKII'LEI'OH' NffV I'M
JOINED THE REBELS FOR THE PURPOSE


JOINED THE REBELS FOR THE PURPOSE
OF KILLING HIM.
Madrid Dec IA dispatch to "El Imparciar
from Santa Clara says that Captain-Generai
Camnos has not yet confirmed the sentence OF i'm
rrisonment for life in a military prison passed by a
court-martial upon Lieutenant Fejoo, who sur
rendered Fort Peayo to the insurgents under
Gomez Sergeant Canovas. who was tried on the
same charge, was acquitted
General Vades has defeated the insurgents in the
Villas and CamagueZ districts.
The rebel leader Maceo has passed Troncha
Serious fighting is said to have taken place between
his band ard Government troops, but the result Of
the engagement is not known
Santiago de Cuba. Nov a. via Key West. Fla.
Dec. l-Fourteen Guerrilleros of Colonel Tejeda' $
ban hanged by Leader Rabi. These men
sent by Tejeda to join the rebels in order to kill
Rabi. but he received private Information of their
project and they were sentenced to death. When
questioned, after being sentenced, they confessed
their intention.
Colonel Roger, with Spanish column 1000 strong
arrived at Guantanamo on November 10 after being
out on war operations for four or five GAYS When
they met the rebel leader Gil and his party. who i'm
mediately attacked the van and rear guards of the
The column answered the fire. but at last was
obliged to retreat to Guantanamo. The Spaniards
prisoners In The hands OF the rebels. The insur-
gents had four killed and seven wounded
ers OF the Cuban army. has been raised to the rank
of major,general as reward for the many Victories
he has obtained in the present campaign
Colonel Segura, OF the Spanish Army who has
been In war operations in Guantanamo since the
beginning of the present rebellion has been trans
serred to Las villas IL Is rumored here that Gen.
eral Martinez Campos removed him on account OF
the many complaints made against him by the
people OF Guantanamo for cruelties that he com
mitted there
AN AMHERST. " s. PAPER BURNED OUT.
Amherst. y. s, Dec. Fire this morning de-
stroyed buildings occupied by The Sentinel" A.
D. Taylor. drygoods; h. W. Baker. County Treas
urer. and two small stores Loss &5c0 Insurance,
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
THE MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL. FAIR

pTCTION OF RATES DURING THE PKO-
POSED EXPOSITION OF 1886
CITY of Mexico. Dec 1.-The Mexican ln'erha-
tional Expositon which has been announcer 10
take Mace in this city in 1896. il daily assuming
marc tangible form \ second general meeting was
held Yesterday at which sixteen railroad Ne
steamship. and three express companies were req
resented The object OF the conference Was , ,ne b
evnosition as well as the establishment OF puDc
bureaus at an early date. committee was APP
nonted to attend to these matters; \ thlru mee'-
no tyill no called for next Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
r,,,o,,rsr OF THE UNITED STATES ADMIRAL
REFUSED.

no,o Dec IA seml-offical telegram from Con
s,ontinople says that the American Admrai "'o
SIN al SMYRNA recently asked permission 20
~ nov crIta1 coming to Constantinope on HIS
aagship. The request was refused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
NnE DIVE ANp MS nrIpE ~ MApRlD.

Madrid Dec. 1.-The Duke of Marlborough and
his bride formerly Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt. OF
NeW-iOrk, arrived here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02

II can be truly said Of FLlNT'S FINE
FURNITURE IL is the Best.
As West 23d ST., near B'way.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

seabe gartsn. Subsr, Der iiingf bers
itorbene Rsnermsiffer bss Director
@ShuIter, bate bas ridtigs 8eritdnbs
nib fir ben tpeintrinfenben Wiener,
unb ipsnn Die Muiif ipielte, ba fang
er gar oft nit ieinem mGdtigen 0aB
ein 3ieb aus isiner oberDiterreihiIhen
6eil1ldtb nnb bdnn fam auA tDDbl bet
aaffeeIieber 2ehner pon Sernuls, ber
Slater 9ratfii6 unb Der 8ierDeriilbes
rsr Neihel unb man tonnte Elm Auars
tett bDren, in benz bic trdftigen Wtdns
nerittmmen 9armonifh aufammenflois
fen. Mie fhDn fansen biefe bier 2eute
bic melobiDIen 2isber BON ben Bergen,
bas uralte: r8in a Stetrerbua" !,
uDsarnberl, ipad auf", nnb bea flan>
gen bic Sobler binaus auf bic StraBe,
mo oft eine Wageaburg bon Jidfsrn
unb pripatequipagen itanb. - @sgens
pdrtis bat bic 2eitung Der siiloensn
Walbfdnspfe bas gbepaar Ott, uno
am Gonntas fpislen oraubsn bic
,@drammeln", unb Sauienbe miihen
ben 6aal perla1en, ba fein plaB oaa
feiblt gu 6efommen TT.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08
&5mtatn 0ictoria anf &eiIet.

8ei ibren Hsiien auf benz 1ontis
nent bebient iid bic 80nisin oon GEJ@
Lamb zines i6r seb0rigen SOnDersus
aes, Der ipnit in ben Wagsni4uppen
0es gaorbba6nbofes gu 8rifel aufbes
tpabrt piro. Ser 3ug beitsbt aus
3tpei sroBen Wasen, bic untereinanosr
bur9 einen offenen l1ebersang oerblns
ben iinb. Der cine fir ben Iufea.9dlt
bel Sag bsitimmte Wassn entbllt etz
men sroben Haum, Der als Spelsez
unb aeIeiaal bient. Sein JuBbooen
1T nit inbiI9en Seppi9en bele3:; er
entbdlt flsine Slide, Sophas uno
2e6nfiible; Der plab, ben Die &6ni@
ain nit gorliebe einnimmt, 1T gegen
bic locomotive gu gerihtet. Die
gBdnbe iinb nit grauer Seibe iiberSoz
aen, in tpelhe in @elb bic 8lumen=
embleme Der oereinigten Ronigreihe.
gtoIem, Rleebldtter unb Oifteln, ges
ftidt iinb. Dis MDbel finb nit blauer
Seibe bebedt unb nit selben Granien
ge3isrt. Ser SAlafpasen tit III mebz
rere gtdume setbeiit, BON benen elmer,
arau unb braun gebalten, 5lIei 8etten
entbdlt, fir Die aOnigin uno bic
grinsefiin 8eatrice. Oiefer Hdum
pirb tets nit MDbeln eingerihtet,
Die BON 56loB Winbior fommen. Das
Mnf!eibee unb bas Babe5immer iinf
In iapanii9sm Stbl gei4miidt. Sir
bic Rammerfrausn iinb Shlafcanas
pees I'M Gepddraum Dor6anben. 3ul
2eit beg Deieuners unb Diners ball
Der 3ue, aud pdbrenb Der 3eit bon
BIG 8 lIbr Mprgens, pdbrenb Del
goilette Der RDnigin. 3ur Nadt5ei
bari er ME i1nsIler als 25 Waeilen II
Der Gtunbe fabren. NuBer aablrei.
den anbersH Woriidismabregeln, bi
aetroffsa fnb, fdbrt benz 3uge be'
a0niain tets cine pilot@Mufain
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

Gs Iiegt in @ien Elm GROCER lln<
kri9ieb apiI6en elmer Heitduration
| unb einem Wirtbsbaus. Die Reftdu.
ration tit International, oas QBrthss
baus lit ipienerifb; man se4t In Die
Meitauration, Inn 3u fpsiien, in bas
Wirtbsbaus, un al trinten, nnb iD
tperben nur bieisnigen Nelfauratipnsn
|serIbmt, in benen man gut ibt unb
iene WirtbsbdllIer erfreuen fiA groBer
Beliebtbsit, in benen rrlan einen guten
5ropfen iGsntt. Wien mar i'm lrs
Iprunge cine speintrinfsnbe @tabt.
Wie fonnte bas audi anbers lein.
Rnapp bintsr ben Wdllen uno finltersn
5boren, bic Wien bis ppr pisr5ig Sab
rem ein> unb abihlofIen, besannen ia
| lThpn bic Rebengeldnbs unb in altenRaz
(enbsrn finbsn mir Weiniorten ansea
fibrt, bic bsni islben Namen tragen ipie
| bic beutisen bi9t bep0lferten 8eairfe.
Sin 9umpenborfer, Elm Mableinsoora
fsr iparen einit Dielbegebrte Sropfen.
Di9t bintsr bem S6pttentbor, ipo oas
Blaeis uufbDrte, CAB es ihon Wein,
6ergs, unb Der 2anbiib bes beriibmten
U1alers unb DIRECTORS Der 9lfabemte
Der bilsenben aiinite, bes 5reiberrn
Strubel i'm 9ebiete Der Wdbringera
frabs, beuts oas pulais bes 9sraogs
son Wiirttsmberg, lag pOroem iibera
aus anmutbis inmitten unter Wsbsn,
np1nnnan
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

Cine Wirtbsbausfpecialitdt felten>
fer Dirt tit bic rMsnes" in Siebrin9.
S6r @riinber, gaebehap, 1T erit Dpr ei>
mem Sabre geitorben ,rl1b Die Samilie
fiibrt bas @A9dft fort. uSieoering"
in nsueltsr 3eit Sispring seihrieben,
1T cine Der dltelten 9lniieblungen
nd9f Wien unb Der Name erinnert
an ben beilissn Sebertnus, Der bier 3u-
erit bas Gbriitentbum sepreoigt bat.
9iitoris unb Gage baben 1tA oa ber.
i9molsen unb oertpobsn unb umi4lin,
gen nit allerlei ieltlamen Gs19ihtsn
bic 6iigsl, bic 8erge, bic Quellen, bic
ba aus benz 9ebirge rieI Ieln, bic alten
9e6Dfte unb &apsllen unb er5eugen
neben man6erlet anbeimelnoem 8olts,
glauben aub lGhsrli6en Nberglduben,
gssen ben umIonit sefdmpft piro. 8e>
1onbers bic 9eltalt Der beilisen 4gr.,s,
Der frommsn 9dttin bes gottesfiirAtlz
gen 8abenbsrgers, lsbt mod in Der Grz
innerung bes 8olfes, unb cine Aaelle,
bic aiemli6 ldiItg aus benz Waloe ilbei
Sispering berporiprinst, trdgt ais
,Mgnesbriinn'l" ben Namsn Der 9etliz
GEN. Im Sage rSobannes' gntboup=
tuns" 5isben 9unberte bon 5rausn
unb MGbfen, au9 einige dltere WtGna
nsr gu bic Ter Quene, iibernahten auf
ber Mgnespieie unb 5ieben bei gralens
benz Morgsn gum Msnesbr1nnI, um
am @runbe oes WaiIers aus Der gon>
figuration Der Steine Nummsrn bers
aus gu beuten unb lie bann in Der 2otz
terie gu ieber. Was puroe DION .5ea
gen bieIen oummen 8raub seaeRrt!
Gs niiBte ni1ts. Mber al bic. Wallsr,
bic gum 8riinn'l 5ieben, tebren iihera
li9 bsi Der ,Nsnes" etn, benz alten
@aitbauIe am borfd6nli6en Miartt<
plabe, in beKen 5lur Elm reid be-
frdn5tes Bib Der 6eiligen Ignes 81
febsn lit. Die Mgnes tit aber aud
babel Die Bette Reitauration BON SieDe>
ring; in bis1em @aItbuuie psrquidt iih
nationalslpieneri16es @aitbuus nit I'M
ternatipndler He5tauration, bic ben
@omr1srfrifdlern bes Srtes fe9r tpiaz
fomn1en tit.
Sin feltIames usbsrbfeiIel aus benz
Mittelalter i'm 6er5eH Des Glteiten
Wisn 1T bas &ellerlofal gum yfiiBen
2DdT~ in BET engen, ftnfteren Warien-
safe, Die in elmer f4malen RiHne boa
senf0rmis gegen ben 8ulhsrunarft au>
ldgft-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08
Ser GferbaspeR eller.

OeI " lIe H1Jt ~ -
ner unb 2iebbaber eines eaten Sro.
pfens ungariI9en Weins. Sier befam
man ehtsn Butter, edten Sotaper,
Weinforten, bic beute fait ausseitorben
iinb unb nur an ben SilAen Der &eia-
ftsn Der Nei9sn EDIT unb unperfdllbt
bprfommen fDnnen. Oie Perlen bel
Weine Der rsiben fiiritlt4 Giterbaap-
faen Msbengefilbe tparen bier in mdb.
tisen Sd6ern einselagert unb MIR 3n
getpiHen Stunoen tpurbe Der gfer-
baapeRelIer geDffnet. Damn itanben
in benz sngen gdbden oas gu benz
Ginsanse fiibrt, ihon 9unoerte bon
MenI9en ltn5 barrten bes Momentes,
ba Der rieiise SdliiHel fin in isinem
eiiernen 8stte tpenben tperoe uno bic
Mngsln Der srpBen Shore freiIhen.
6eute lit bds anbers! Qlls 8aulh>
feit tit Der gitsrbap5~8 ~8eller sr6alten
seblieben, aber bic guten Weine, Die
einItens oarin sefdenft tpurben, feblen.
Ser Giterba5pzGeller tit einfaa eins
Meinitube rpie jebe anbere, bic nur gu
tpiiIen Sasesitunoen seDffnet pirb,
unb bic ipenigiten 2eute tpiiien, oab
Der Mein, ben lie ba trislfen, nismals
bic Giterbaapl4en Weinberse ssisbsn
bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

rfndsun au iibertrumpien, rlannte
Weial fem 2ocal ben b0rhlten 9eurigeit
unb bas gDort lit heuts in aler 9Belt
6efannt. Befm Qeurisen tpirb niir
Mein geI1snft, 5umeiit gutter We1n,
unb ba per1amnlslt iih alles, spus
pulfstbiimlih lit, mas nod an Dem
gllten bdngt, ba bDrt man nod ipisne'
rifh fprehen, ba tlingen mob BON
ben SiIhen Der @Gite frobe liebsr,
bic unb ba gibt es aud einen luitigen
eteareif, Der in Wisn fehr gepflegf
pirb, unb bic Muitfdnten, Die betIH
0euriaen ipielen, ii1b bic ialehtefeH
nibt. sic 1pielen NIT Dielsm YER
Ifanonib unb tiefer Gmpfinbung, ilno
bas 9olf tpeib bic Worte Der 8toltne,
Der Rlarinette unb Der 9urmonifa gdi
ipobl au heuten unb lauiht i1nen uno
peritabt iie. Brsbenbaniirer, MuSlple'
lerinnsn fbiebsn iich bur6 bic Siids
bic ~ 10 min es Die 9euriseniitte
obne Sif9tu9 unb obne Gsoed fiHo.
Wsr Sunger bat, mub gum Buffst,
tpo man einen fdlten Nufi9nttt oDer
elm beiBes Wiirftden erbdlt, uns bis tn
bic iinfenbs Ha9t binein 9ebt bas fIobs
2eben bsim Seurigen. Die 3eit bat
ba aud manhsr.si moberniltrt. gBtll
man ben 5eurign na9 altsm Still
antreffen, muB man fAon siemlib
neit binaus gsbsn. bortbin, mo f1 bte
@5tabt in fleine 6iittAen aufl6t, no
Der Walo bic lebtsn Wisner 9duisr
fiiBt uno lpo burh bic Wipfel es
rau5ht unb flinst. bas balbDsrgeiisne
aieb ppm alien, gemiitblthen Wtsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

glnbers ftebt es nit benz rRet4ens
berger 8siIel" i'm ihntulen @rie4sne
gal|el, bas Istnen gtamsn bon ben
orientalii6sn Mnfieoler, trdgt, bic in
bieIer @egenb na9 uralter @oitte sua
fummenfommen. 9as Hei9enbsrger
BsiIef foate eigenttid .pilfsner 9ei>
fel" EiBen, benn es tpiro bier bag bite
pillensr 8ier in gang Wien gsidentt
unb bas bat 1sinen suten Gruno in
Der 3sllsrfriI6e, pelGe benz Yiliener
8ier Rtanntli9 am 5utrdgli4lten II,
tpGbreno es Elm langss aiiblen i'm GiIe
ni9t aGau gut bertrdst. Die Seller
bes Reidenberger 8eifet liesen bier
@tod tief unter Der groe uno haben
aerabe bic ri9tise Semperatur fir bas
95illener 8ier. Gin GdBheH bleibt
faum eine 0iertslftunbe pben u1ro ihon
lit es leer, benn bonn frii6eu W&orgsn
Big in Die ipdte Nu9t binein fiBen bic
@dite 3opf an Ropf IN ben pin5igen
2ofalgn, unb in ben NbenbItunben tit
ieber Slid Elm Stammtifdl, an benz
mir 9arafteriitifde 8apfe aus Der
IBtener 9iinitlerz unh @ele6rtentnelt
fennen lernen.
unb nun gum S9iui7e, 5ur groBtrr
Wisnsr Spscialitdt unb 5l1r beriibmte-
fen, raum b09iten 9eurTgen". Was
Der bDdite 9eurige 1T, has 1T benz
Jrembe~ i6tper gu erflGnsn. Der
Miener fiiblt mebr, mus Der bD91te
6eurige bebeutet, ala naB er es auA
tpiiBte unb srpliciren fnarnte. Oas
Wort, Der b0hite 9euriges iif niht alt,
es itammt erf aug BEN Gieben5isera
jabrea unb ietn Grfinber tit Der be=
fannie 9aittpirtb Weigl, Hsr in 9era
malls Elm groBss Gtnbliilenrent er0ffnete
unb tbm ben 9itel. Der b0dite Seurise
gab. Ser 9euriee lit Der fllnge Wein
unb nah einem aiten tfRreIianiI9en
unb Biz beute ntrbrieften Hs6te bari
Der Mainbauer., nen Meiiry ben er auf
fsinen Bergen fehit, obne Steuern uno
Mgaben bafiir eutrihten gu niiilen,
aIsl4enten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08

Dies iit bas einaise 2ptat, in benz
in QDien NOD Met6, her alte 9onigs
tnein, seI9enft piro. Ritr i'm iiiBen
2D9'l befommt man nod fein 8ldss
den Mstb unb bic alten ghroniten ers
aGblen uns, bab 11on I'm ie9sebnten
sSabrbunoert baielbit hisfer 9onigpein
aef9entt ipurbe. Oas 2oeal bat nihts
SinIteres, lnbeimliaes uHb Mb1oBen-
bes, es 1T ben nnb freunSli9 getiin1t
unb brinst bas 2i9t in hollsn Struba
len in basielbe, braun ee5tri4ene Sia
i9e uno 8dnfe laben gum plaBneas
men Elm. Oa l.rEten ffnben mir einet
alien Sarfempieler, ben blinben gratl.
einen bdgeren, allsgetrpdneten @Melz
len, hsr mob bic 2ieSsr iingt nnb
ipielt, bic lnaa bor einem 9alben Sabr-
1unbsrt in Wien geiungen ilnD bsa Der
beutgen melt Gina frsmb unh unbes
fanat porfomnen.
Das atxite befdnnte Gellertotal In
Der innern Gtabt tit Der GIterba5e>
Gsaer, bn isber sSrenbenfii6rer als
cine WaerfpiirSigtsit Miens anpreiit.
Das ijf Elm Gsllerlocal, iDie es i'm
Dnhe ftsat. JtHiter bic 9reppe, Bio
in Bic llntsripelt binabfiibrt, sinaeln,
5tufen finb nu8getrsteH anb man rnah
porlihtig ben Sub feben. Inn niAt 3u
fauen. f5eudts W1Hoe glibern ben,
GintretenDen tntgeaen, bsiien Nase iif
erit an Die Duntslbeit geip01ntn muB
um bic sinaelnsn geitnlteR rings hsr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-05-08
Bpr @eriht.

gor @eridt. ai9tsr:
.Nun feben sic einmal ben bsbaua
erEsnert9sn Men1hen an, tpie Sic ben
5useridfst baben!" Nngsflaetsr: ,.gr>
lauben Sic, eben bat er noA &c.
la1t!"
@uter @runb. gfarsss
nMerfniirbig, sic perslsi9esn S6re
8raut nit einem 5tern, mil. nei
Some, nit einsm WDgel9en,. Rdds@ben.
MdusAeH, Brilliant, absr ME mil. elmer
8luns. 9err: .Sie lift eben iibsraa.
nur nd1t in ben S0pfen 81 9ailiis.
Deutli4. r0srr Gnctor.
sic eripeiisn uns II oft bas gRrgniiz
gen Shres 8eiudes. !" .M6nen 5h
nidE. Grdulein, bab sic Der Mognet
finn. Der mid anaiebt24 nMd,. nlr' ic9
es nRr!" rWie meiren Sic bas9.
sDer Masnet - bdlt fsit, inos er ana
aiebt.4 s.
Nur niAt naAlafien,
Srau a.: rWenn Dir Dein Mtann
tein neues Rleib tallfrn min. 70 ipsine
ibm bod mas nor!r Sange Irau !:
.9abe ih f6on ssthan, aher leibsr
obne grfolg. Syrail o.: so bat On
sben gu baln mih benz Meinen aufqes.
bort. 10 fhnen ssbt Oaa nid3t; inerte
Dir: .Steter SrOpten bDblt ben
Gtein"!"
peban ntif1. profefIor Miir.
riIh mar geiprAnt, mDrgens bein sSnrtA
sebsn BON ieiaer Jrau ben uebsr3iebea
gebraHt 5u eabaltene nprauf er i1r 3,a1sA
MbInisb elnen Rab auf bic Wonge
gob. Da nun bic SSrau NrD5eiIp,
frant III, brarbte hafiit bas DienltmGh4
bsn ber1ielben, tnorouf lift Der yrofei.
Ior In @sbanfen ben Der GGttin 6ss
ftirnmten Rub CAB, .glbsr Gsrr pro.
feiIor". fhrie bus Wdbben. vgl1
mas. 5agts bieIer drgerli9, feinsn
Srri6uas srfenaeno, I'D babe fsine
8sif, geb binein uab gis6 ibu raeinsr
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