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the concln.ioni mo, the Church can not not
Xs % may S be sesn, the theories Of the iiiustrious
| author are open TO discussion. but it is inpos,
Ris work All modern. tendencies are, ro.
sumed H. IT, And whether he intended II or
not. NJ. ZolA has helped tho socialistio propa-
Randa to mako enormous stride.
French science has Just suffered great loss.
Angusts Dnuh%rse the dsst,nSqishea ,s seoI9 obs
and masterly teaching, HIS synthetic studies OF
,Kpsrimental geology. his researches Of meteor
tion OF metallferous layers had made his nsme
celebrated and given him one OF tho highest
I thought might avoid speakinE this time
OF crimes. 1t Is said even that sensational
reS sS%s sso S s the
courts In motion. give work to the reporters,
and emotions, alas only too pfttn a desired: to to
ens @ q his EHS rsi%tyss, % Esd his IN the Sos
man. being lazy. would undoubtedly dishonor
him. Aftor his arrest this bnrbtrous father
his his cell cell, hut ' his aocompiSe Ices viii te tried.
Meanwhile, the ballad writers have set 10 work,
and IN the crowded quarters Mt street corners
ballad Of the assassin Father" This pTIm-
two sort of poetry suits the tastes of our pari.
the pockets Of those wandsr ring mi1stres.
Aftor the assassin father ,wc have tho assas-
her, n poor old woman who had been lmorn-
dent enough to allow him to marry her daugh.
virtue; she simply had no morals. being an ir-
mate, with her husbands consent. OF nm ordi-
nary brothel.
But q Sensational crimo which mystifee all
Paris for several days Is the one which has
been called hy the varied and suggestive titles
!: a'1 tn hf sGs4y &s Ss''f yss si%s
tales. apply 10 tho following facts: A man
named Aubert. Castel. with no iixed 9ccu-
cn sr%nssa e% wa soanx sonS samp eoiqS
which was valued at something IKE 10000
francs. Then, and here is whore the drama bo-
comes narrowing, he enclosed the body in q
trunk. and. aided by his mistress, Transported
Avenue de- Versailles. The odor OF the de-
wers sns Soa Se
boz The police were moro fortunate tnan in
the AFFAIR some years
our shrewdest detectives, willie Aq6ert: Cas-.
medisseiy. VIII the exception Of this detail
which. of, course. is, Of, considerabls impor:
many % ponts Of he GoaS
murder ,S Like Eyraud Aubert-o9stel . senfs ms
him. Se is Helped ia
finally, he Is not without education. for he
& book. The Mysteries OF the Bois de eBoulogne,"
In which the crime which was TO mako hun mo-
tori9ns was described in adyanee This sSso
Auberts crime has caused great sensation.
which is not yet over.
Two great poets dear to French letters arc
are already those Of Henri MurRer and ,Theo-.
dore dc Banyille; I mean Leconte dc Lisle and
tool, the initiative IN Obtaining this testi.
publisher. Leon Vanier. procured It for the
second. II this goes on the beautiful and
popular garden of The Luxembourg will
cannot find tho muses.. admirers Of poetry
may admire tho features of those who were
beloved by tho nine sisters.
Paris has seen put up It auction In the Ho-
xellous private galleries in the world. tho
ZeA Bermudez collection. The Zea Ber-
mudez. Spanish Ambassadors from father
to SON h, had gathered together ., number ,n.s
Poussin, Of. wonderful vigor and brill
liancy; Holy Family. attributed TO Mu.
that master. and. finally, three Memlings,
three masterpieces which must have been
painted in Spain. which helonged, to. King
Ferdinand OF Portugal, who /; still alive: I
sale. But mr. admiration for this gallery,
which Is now scattered. must not make me
forget the sale Of one OF our most charming
ra,n: There is no need Of ,pra,s,ns his marked
talent to Americans. A large crowd was at
and so modern. The sale brought in $4,000
Day 400. francs: The baron, $40 france:
water color. 400 francs: "A Morning Call"
Audience" a lthoaraph. zoo francs; another
''N ' '''' 80 RAYMoSp DAILY.