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The supreme count.

The following cases were decided by the
Supreme Court yesterday:
II, 557. Samuel Coan vs. Alfred Elliott.
Knox q, c. Affirmed. Colerick. G.
1850. James w, Anderson VS.. James G..
Endicott ct al Decatur c. @. Reversed.
BickEell, G.
1874. Samuel s. Quick ct al. vs.. Gather
inc Brenper. Hamilton c. C. Affirmed.
Bicknsll, Q.
11,S16. Hugh d bennington VS. Isaac G.
Elsiron. Montgomery @. @. Affirmed
Mitchell, ].
1871. First Nstionel Bank vs John Arm
strong Marion S G. Niblsck, J.
il 916 State ex lei. Edward Watson vs..
Board Of Commissioners Knox County.
Knox c. G. Affirmed. Elliott J.
~ csc. Henry Robertson VS.. Mary A.
Huffman ct sl. Washington c. c. Az
frmed. Black, G.
1906 Lucy J. Mason vs Hugh Mason.
Brown @. @. Affirmed. Best, c.
H. $50. James NJ. Dehority vs. John
Wright ct al. Madison G. c. Petition for
Tehearing overruled.
1882 Audley n. Harmon vs.. Charles
Hillisld. Grant G. G.. Petition for rehear.
ips overruIed. Collars, j.
10. 7O9. Western Union Telegraph Com.
psny w. John s. Ferris, Rehssring granted.
11.772 Manhattan Cloak Company VS.
Henry @. Dodge. Elkhsrt @. G. Motion to
dismiss overruled.
II, AS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pepy vs. Achilles North. Marshall @. c.
Rehesring granted.
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COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
a Suit for $4,000 Damages on Trial
In Room Suit to Recover
Twenty Acres Of Real
Estate.

The County Board goes to the Poor Farm
10 day.
The County Board yesterday allowed bills
amounting to s.. 300 IS.
The damage salt OF William Kolb VS.. Isaac
H. Roll has been dismissed in Room 1.
The will of VIVA Wallace, deceased. has
been probated. The property is left to the
legal heirs.
In the contract suit of G. W. Stout VS.. S.
M. Dingle, the jury in Room l returned a
verdict for defendant.
Henry r. Bond. Trustee, yesterday took
Judgment in foreclosure proceeding against
Penelope G. Mann for S4SI4 70.
The suit of Kate Roster. administrative OF
the estate of Joseph Koster, deceased, Ts.
the city was begun yesterday before the
jury in Room l. Plaintiffs husband was
round the morning Of December 26 1882, in
the bed of Pogue's Run just above Washing
ton street He had fallen over the bank in
the darkness of the night while on his way
home, and when found was dead. Demand
is made for $4,000.
George X Culbertson has filed suit against
Charles Soehner, Jr., and others, to recover
twenty acres of land valued at $1,000, aud
for $500 rents since December, 1851. The
complaint alleges that Charles Soehner, ST.,
in his life time purchased of plaintiff the
land, plaintiff at that time insane and in
capable OF transacting business. He trans.
ferred the tract TO j. B. and l.. A. McCurdy
who had been notified not to purchase it.
Suit is brought against all the parties but
Charles Soehner. Sr.. who is now dead bis
heirs being the defendants with the two Nc
Curdys
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Amusements

"a Psrlor Match" vii! be produced to-
night and the remainder OF the week at
English's Opera House. This is one of the
most humorous plays of the season. Cheap
prices. Go.
0Iaiorical contest at the Grand Opera
House tonight. Ths Grand will not be
open again until next Monday night, when
Coup's great exhibition will begin a week S
entertainment
Every body goes to the Museum. It is
open all day and until 10 at night. Don'i
forget 10 take the little folks. The sttrac-
tons are great this week.
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administrators SAILS Of Personal Property

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as
administrator of the estate of William II. Fore
Llsn. Cece6ae6, will offer Tor sale pubic AUG
tOn at the late residence of the decedenJ. N Pike
Township. Marion County, Indians, on Tuesday,
the 5th cay OF May. 1885. the personal property
sis'iug OF bor es. cattle Onciuding fresh micn
cows. sheep, buggy, twO-horse wsgou, spcng
wagon. hRInefs, corn, hav, farming imptem nts,
frowing VI heat. household aud kite en- furniture.
anc various other articles. Sale 10 begin at
O'Clock IN the forenoon.
TERMS-sums OF five dollars or less. cash in
hand ard where the amount purchases eXceecs
five dollars notes will be taken waving valuation
and spTTAHemeDt laws, and bearing 6 ner cent
interest SITTER mstUTity. and attorneys fees. and
with sufficient freehold sureties, payable eight
months after date Of sale
THOMAS T.. WATTS, Administrator.
Denny & Tobin Attorneys for Administrator.
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HENRY GEORGE
Addresses an Audience at Plymouth
Church-Abstrsct of His
Lecture

There wss a fair audience at the Plymouth
Church last night to hear Henry George, the
distinguished author and sgitator, lecture
on Moses, or the Conditions OF Happy So
cisl Life" Mr. George is IN eloquent
speaker, and has the happy faculty of hold.
ing the attention of bis auditors from the
time be begins TO speak until he utters the
last word. &c made . decided impression
upon his hearers last night.
In beginning bis lecture Mr.. George said
that there was in modern thoughta tendency
to look upon the prominent characters of
history as resultants rather than as initiatory
forces. As IN an earlier stage the irresist-
IDLE disposition was to pelsonifcstion, so
now il was to reverse ibis process and to re-
solve into myths mighty figures long en-
shriDed by tradition. II we tried to trace to
their sources movements whose perpesusted
impulses eddy and play IN the currents Of
our times, We would At last reach
the individual. IL was true that institutions
make men, bat IL was also true that In the
BEGINNINGS men made institutions. The
speaker said that MacauIey, in a well known
passage. had vlvidly painted the impression
made upon the imagination by the antiquity
OF that church that surviving dynasties and
empires, cares the mind back to q time
when the smoke Of Sacrifices rose
from the Pantheon snd cameleopari and
tiger bounced in the FIavian amphitheatre.
Bot there still existed among Us observances
transmitted IN unbroken succession from
father 70 sou-thst 90 back to yet more re.
mote peat. Each recurring year brought q
day On which in every land under the sun
there ere men who, gathering about them
their families, and stIired as il for journey,
eat with Sc emnity hurried meal. Before
the walls of Rome were traced, before Homer
sang, this feast was kept up and the
event TO which e points WAS even then can
suries old. The event had signAled the en-
trace upon the histc-i, stage of people on
many accounts Remarkable pc ople who
had been ground To the very dust and dung
TO the four winds Of heaven. vet who though
thrones nave fallen ADD empires perish Il
and creeds changed, still exist with vitality
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The celebrated Mendelssohn Quintet Club,
OF Boston. play next Monday night at Ply
mouth Church. They are brought here by
the Ladies' Matinee Musicale and should be
literally pstronized, not only because OF the
rare musical treat afforded, bat also to en-
courage this home organization ia its enter
prise. Madame Cora Gese is with the club
this season, aud her fine appearance and
beautiful voice have gained her great ap-
plause everywhere.
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A Scaly Vag.

One OF the prisoners at the Jail, vsg. is
covered with scales like an alligator. He
can peel them off with his hands, and they
are as large as chIld's hand He says the
scales have been falling off of his badly ever
since be WIS q child and whenever he takes
bath they peel OF in large numbers.
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self OF none Of them, preferring to live the
quiet life OF q farmer He owns one OF the
best ferns in the immediate vicinity OF the
above mentioned city.
The work OF putting down steel rails on
that portion OF the 1. and st. l.. composed
of iron rails has already been commenced.
Renewals will be made on about ten miles OF
the load.
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The following deeds were recorded Wednesday,
April s. IS reported by steeg & Ber1nsmez
abstract conpilerz. n and Is Thorpe Block.
Telephone. l.olS:
+ J. Leonard TO Joseph W. Msrkle, war
ranty deed to lot of Greedy w. Manzg's
subdivision of lot 5. ETC.. in A. ID. and s.
Butterfeld's subdivision Of part OF
block % in JOhngon's heirs addition 10
the city Of Indians polls $500 90
+. }. Leonard 10 Joseph W. Markell quit
claim TO part OF lot 20 IN Fletcher ct ais
subdivision Of outlets a, %, &c. 81, 9S
Indianapolis 49,. =. -. =. 49, .s 1.sOo Co
Nicholas McCsrty ct al. to frederick Koke-
miller. warranty deed 10 lot q ia Nc.
outiot 100 in the city OF Indianap0lIs. $50 %
Narsissus SOvillar Johnson and husband
10 Leandsr Cox. warranty deed TO l0t 5
and part OF lot IS IN the town o. Au-
Sarah f. Atkins and husband 10 Louis
HollNeg ana Charles J.. Reese warranty
CITY of $500 90
Cherries Featherstone and vile TO JOnn
CersTan ct A., warranty deed to lot 90
In Hornaday's addition to the town OF
hOSDrOOk. % 0J
The Trustees OF Ge- mania Ledge No. l29
j. L. o. F., to Ellis flanagan, Quit
claim 10 lot 20 in HeTvey Bates su3di-
vision OF outlet 20 In thecity OF Indian
oharies E Coffin, Trustee, to william
Gardner, warranty deed 10 part of the
southwest quarter OF section % town
scres. ............. 1900 90
Nicholas McCartY ct al 70 John ODay,
warranty desd TO lot - in NcCarty's
west side addition 10 the city OF Indian
apotlt.. % W
AddEOu J.. Roach and wife 70 john ".
HigeinE, warranty deed TO lots u and ~
in block a In the city OF indianapolis. $50 co
Henry II. GufiD ana wife TO Andrew J.
Gufiin and wife, warranty deed 10 part
Of lot 81 IN the town of Haug hyille ....- 20) Of
Andrew J. Gufdn and vile 10 William D.
Gufiin. warranty deed to lot 81 in the
n =
Horace r. Allen sud wife to Jec0b Fire
stone warranty deed to lots III and l72,
on Chicago street. in Aliens addition
TO Norih Indianapolis .................... $50 o.
Conveysnces, Is: consideration .......slI O,5 Of
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Photog,sphy. Chicago, August, 1881.

d. r, CLARK, Indianapolis, lnd.-fhis exhibit
must certainly take high rank amongst the work
shown at Cincinnati II was rendered conspicu-
Gus by number OF life size, three ssrter lengln
portIaits-drect prin sfrom negative 26x - inches
and some life-size heads from 20x4 negatives
We are inclined 10 think these head the gem of
the collection but 26x42 genre group, repr ssent
ing game OF chess, is especially cOmmendable.
The attitudes and expressions are In perfect har-
moDy with the subject depicted, while the light
ing and technical execution are excellent.
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FoR SALE.

FOH SALE.
TOR SALE-FOTty acres, less than one mile
II iIOIn the city, at St5 per acre. sold once tor
90 per acre A safe aud profitable Investment
With htte dTGining il would rent for $50 per
year Assessed for laXsiOn at $500 T. A.
GOODWIN. - Thorpe Block. &c
TOR SALE-TEO Thousand LaCOnte pesr tfees
n one and two years Old: they will grow IN any
soil ana any climate; they BEGIN bearing when
three years old, ana when six TO elgat yeaTs old
bear ten 10 fifteen bushels per tree. / have 20Q
tTees on my fsrm. near ShelbYville, two years cid
doing finely; send IN your orders early: viii 10
liver IN March and April terms reasonable T.
5 SUTTON, Shelbyville Ind. IL
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CLARK's exhibit Of the National Photographic
~ Convention 1881 Now on exhibition as
Worlds Fair, New Orleans Opinions rom the
leading Photographic publications:
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AUCTION SALE.

a UCTlON SALE-Of vacant lots. on Monday
n next; 81 feet Vermont, between Illinois and
Tennessee: co feet corner Tennessee and Herbert;
also two lots in Fleteher's Oak Hill
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TPhotosraphic Times. New York. Al

MB. ID. r. CLARK, Indianapolis, lnd.-Painstak.
Ing and high ideal HAD left their Impress on tais
cole ctiOD, wherein wss shown some ex -ellent
liie-size heads and photographs 26x42 size, alike
noteworthy for finish an q artistic feeling.
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ITO MANUFACTURERs-A rare opportunity

ITO MANUFACTURERs-A rare opportunity for
L purchase or lease for term or years
The r. =. Ferry Lumber Company, of Montague
Muskegon County Michigan. owns a large three
story building 50x1O0 feet. well lighted, shssting
feet; ample boiler and engine; ali In good repair;
roomy grounds; convenient for water shipment
and also alongside c. end w. NJ. Railroad track.
Address, for price and terms, ROBERT CAITd.
MESS, Agent.
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philadelphia Photographer, September, 1854
MR. d. r CLARK, Of Indianapolis, was made
famous by his large pls ie portraits.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

a DAM GRIFFIN's Tent aud Awning store, >
IA vest Maryland, moved TO 1874 Z lst Washing
ton street. II
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British Journal OF Photography, London. Fny. 7
In this room are the LARGEST Photographs | have
ever seen. When in England l thought a great
deaf of manipulating 20x4 plates, but here are
thTeeQuarter lengths, on plates that must measure
fifty inches. His large, direct piet res were. IN
ny opinion the best IN the whole collection.
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Photographic I've. CnlcagO. august, 1871
Mr. CLARK, of Indianapolis hes a collection
which siands very high ia the exhibits Of the con
venticn. He exhibits some of the largest and tn
est work on large negatives thatwere brOUaht here
for competition or Otherwise. Mr.. CLARK was oae
of the lucky men who carried OIL prize. OF ms
five NEGATIVES 26X42 inches we think his three
quarter lenet S The best specimens Perhaps the
most attractive OF the collection was the genre
group playing chess NeaIe here shown me artist
nine liieEize neaGs which were exceedingly fine
frsme OF general work was very good. All of
this artists work executed on dry plates. MR.
CLARK is TO be congratulated on his success in
showing how he can manipulate large plates. All
his prints were on Rlbumen paper aud contact
prints. u. r. CLARK IS photographer OF great
experience, q man OF enlarged ideas There is
nothing small about him his pOr rats Iudt-
annapolis il lucky in possessing two ouch artists as
are mere Il presented from that city. .
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WANTED.

NTANTED-A temporary situation ny an expert
w accountant; A reference. Address lac.
Sentinel ONCE
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The following deeds were recorded Wednesday,
April s. IS reported by steeg & Bernnsmer
abstract conpnerz. n and Is Thorpe Block.
Telephone, LOS:
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w ANTED- Employment By young msa; Tae-
w tory preferred. references furnished. Ad-
dress G. =. Sentinel %
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-02-14

ole iaumieligen Mbonnenten in iein @ez
bet einfdl6fe uno Ie 3ur 3ablung Der
l6uloigeu Subleriptions @elber erz
mabnte. 6elfen ,pitrbe es aber aud
ni9ts.
0on ausmdrts berIautet, baB
0err piper, Der nit ben Direftoren ber
Mranias PaB giienbabn tpegen Baues
Der lebtern in Qnterbanolung ifebt, als
Meprdientant zines @pnbifafs auftritt,
beRen Better paul Bremonb 1T. Gleid1s
aeitig nit ben Nrbeiten an Der Mrauias
pab 8abn foa Der Weiterbau Ser
8remonbfden f9malipurigen Babn in
Nngriff genommen unb cine Werbin.
bnng. beioer Babnen bergefellt ,perben.
I'm bic Wagen der fbmalipurigen
Babn duf Der Nranias paB Balm per=
tpettben gu f6nnen, ioa lebtere nit brei
S4ienenitrangen nerieben merben. Muf
oiefe Meiie tpiirbe cine oirette Nerbins
oung nit ct. 2ouis 6ergeifelt. 6e,r
piper erfldrt bieie @ert1te fir burdz
aus unmabr.
= Wdbrenb oes lebten Nierteli1b.
res gingen on gountps s5teuern Elm:
gefddftsfeuer $7,91O.89, ab palorem
eteuer $1,414.97, &ebemptions5 5teuer
$W.18; i'm @an3en $8,4O5.54. Meris
faniide @olfbabn Bombs murben i'm
Wertb bon $1,000 eingel6it. Die Com.
miiiioners baten monatli1 S. bewilligt,
Domit ben 8epobnern bes Mrmenbau.
fes Sabat geliefert uerben fon.
= Seit ben lebten brei Sagen Bee
f9dftigte oas Difrittgeri6t nit Mape=
rid gegen Stebes. Ser 8erflagte bate
neben benz Wobnbauie bes RGgers ei>
men Stall erri9tet, mofiir bieier $40. !.
600 S9abenerfab nerlangte. Die
Surp einigte iid seifern Mbeno iiber elm
Werbitt gu @unffen oes MngetIagten.
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Seras 8.
Die Seatslatur.

ueber bic 8iG 3ur Mbf9affung
zines @ommiifioners fir 8erli1erung
unb Statlftit gingen i'm Senat elm
Maioritdts= unb elm Minoritdts Beri1t
etn, eriterer erfldrt ii9 gegen bic Nufe
bebung. 3raDlor rtidte cine Bill
elm our beferen Nermaltung Der 3u9t=
bdufer. Dieielbe perlangt ben WiDer=
ruff zines i'm Sabre 1883 angenomme=
men @efeBes, 6as. bic 8ef6dftigung BON
3udtbausitrdflinsen an bffentli9en
Bauten Derbietet. Ser 3ned ber Bill
sielt barauf bin, bic strdainge in ben
@ranit Steiubrii9en gu 8urnet arbei=
ten 5u laden.-Serrell bradte cine Bia
eln, Die Der unsiinltisen @ei9dftsper=
bdltnifie tDegen mebr 3eit flr ole gilen.
babnen sur grfiaung ibrer gontratte
beaniprudt.-Die Bill. tpel9e 3iquors
bdnblern perbietet, auberbalb ibrem
precinete an Wabltagen Whisfp 3u
bertaufen, tuuroe angenommen; oesz
gleiden bic Bill, ipel1e bas Mmt beg
Slid S@ommillioners aufbebt. Sin
haau gedeCtes Mmenbement perfiat, ,baB
aus benz Gii9tei1e oes States 500
&arpfen on bic Srrenanitalt in Serre0
gu liefern Iinb. = Das 5teuer Gomite
empfabl bic ab palorem 5teuer auf 25
@ents 3u erboben uno bic S9uliteuer
auf 10 Gents gu ermdBigen.
SIN 9auie ging bic 8il burh,
uel6e bas nene gountD Bal gerbe ors
ganilirt. ueber bic Bill, pel1e bas
9a5arbfpiel als &riminalperbrehen err
fldrt uno nit 3uhtbausftrafe belegt,
fanben ldngere Yerbanblungen itatt.
SantersleD bebauptete tpdbreno Der Des
bate, oaB Der Staat leiber tpenige 10
tii6tige Oiiiriftanmdlte beidbe, mie
Dallas GountD, ionoern baB, bieieIben
.gew0bnli6 nit ben @amblern gemeins
41aftlide 5ade ma6ten; na9 Mnnah=
me Der Biz perldBt ct. fih aber barauf,
baB bas Bolt fir 9lusfiibrung Der @es
ieBe iorgen ueube.-Oas Steuercomite
bes 0auies fhlug folgenbe Steu uor {:
Nb ualorem 6teuer 25 Gents, S1ulz
iterer 10 @ents, bic Drummerfeuer ioll
auf $50 erb0bt werben uno bic Steuer
Der @aseompagnien auf 500, StraBen.
bahneu unb Gompagnien, wel6e elefz
trif1es Giht liefern, baben $25 3u 3ab=
len unb Selepbons9inlen 800; bic
Sicens fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miro aui
$40 erb6bt. Die 8anfelt iollen aes
5muagen rueroeu, bem 5teuer MfeKor
aaidhrll6 Elm 8er5eidaiB ibrer Depot
ten au liberliefern oamlt be Depoitos
rem CUR Steuer3aplung beranse3osen
mer0en f0nnen.
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= Mm Nortb Condo gerietben Bud
&obinfon uno Qaa Nemau iiber eine
&ednuns in @treit unb fonnten iid
nibt einigen. 9fobinion ging baraui
nod 6auie, bolte eine GIlnte unb
f6oB feinen @egner oreimal. 9lm nd1.
iten Morgen fii6tete er.
Sn @alnelton bat man einen
Mann gfamens Sam Welf perbaftet,
bios neil er Mebnli1teit nit einem
anberen Manne beiiBt, 6er in Noro=
teras einen Morb begging.
- Sn Mtbens brannte bas Court.
baus nieber. 8erluif $4,000. gtmo
20 4nflagei9riften, bic Dofumente unb
bas Yrototol bes Difriftseridts, biz
8ibliotbef unb ale papiere bes Sc
ri1ts gingen berloren.
= GrieoensriGter Sdubl in DalIas
bot einen 9beil bet Bep5lterung gegen
li1 aufgebra6t, neil er benz 8erlangen
zines Garbigen nahgab, baB feline Moce
in ber Surp, tpel9e ieinen jaa entf4ei.
bet, uertreten iein foll. Der Ni9tei
lieB ndmli9 8 meiBe unb 8 farbige Sc.
f9morene berufen.
- Sn Galpert brannte elm Neben.
baus bes Or. Sander nieber, in
treldem Dlrs. 2aura Scott unb ibrs
&i9te Maubp 0ofmanu, IA Sabre ait,
tpobnten. Sn Der Ii9e fanb man bic
perfoblten ueberreife Der beiben Jrouen.
= Das Hegierunesgebdube in Waeo
tDtrb on Der gde Don Granflin unb 4.
StraBe erri9tet .peroen. Das @ruu6=
itiid foifet $4,000; fir bas @ebauoe
finb 100000 beuiligt.
- Nus ben n6roliben @egenoen BEG
Staates laufen geridte lber itarten
S1neefall elm.
= Gin am Nortb Condo, Som
Green @ountD, tpobnenber sSarmer Na=
mems MaHing. bat ieine 12idbrige Sod.
ter uno 3mei Yferoe perloren. Msau
glaubt, baB fi6 bas 2inb entfiibreu
lieb uno ben pferbebieb beiratbete.
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DlrlllU etH 0luG mar, mas ne 10eDen
nit ibrem Sa beiiegelt - Der biiEere
S9atten, ber mod INNER auf Der ifol=
gen Stirn ibres 8aters rubte, CAB biel.
lei9t bic Mntport oarauf.
gtun @ott lei Danf, iebt enbli9 ipds
rem mir in Orbnungl @s mar aber
au6 bic b0@te 3eit, in elmer 8iertels
ifunoe f6nnen iie bier iein. Sd babe
bic 2eute oben auf oem 9iigel genau
inffruirt; iobalb Der Wagen auf Der
96be ii6tbar tpirb, fra6t Der erfe B6l=
lerfduB.
9lber, 9err Director, sic iinb ia
beute gan3 Offer uno Mufgerestbeit!
@paren Sic bod Sbre 2rdfte fur
ben tni9tigen Moment bes gmpfanges!
Sn Sbrer beutigen @teluna freili6,
als geremonienmeifer unb Sberbof=
marfhal -!
Sparen Sic Sbre Wibeleien, meme
9erren! unterbra9 Der Director drgers
lid Die @p6ttelnDen. Sd pollte, man
bdtte ginen bon Sbner nit bieiem per=
uinfdteu Soften beebrt. Sd babe ge=
mug baran!
9as gan3e iebr aablrei6e geamtenz
perional Der groBen 8erfop'f6en Gru=
ben unb 8ergperfe mar in politer @ala
am Gube Der Serrai1e Beg Wobngebdue
beg oerfammeIt. Das f9loBartige, i'm
mobernten unb eleganteiten 8iuenftile
erbaute 2anobaus nit fetner rei6en
Gaccabe, feinen boben 5pieselfeniern
unb bem pra9tpohe11 gingaussportale
ma9te f1on on ii9 einen groBartigen
@inbrud, BET our9 bic tpeiten gei6rnad.
bolleu @artenanlagen, tpel9e es bon
allen @eiten umgaben, nod n,eb- gebo>
ben tpurbe, 5umal beute, tpo MQes i'm
Jefgemdnbe erf6ien. Mfan bate aus
geni9einli6 bic fdnmtli9en Sreibbdus
fer entleert, um 5reppsnflure, Balloons
unb Serra6en nit benz rei1fenY Ylumen=
flore 5u f1miifen. Die foitbariten unb
feltanften Getpddfe, Die fonft fbnerli9
nit Der freien 2uft in 8eriibrung fa=
men, entfalteten bier lire Garbenpra6t
unb ibren 8liitbenbuft. 9luf ben tpei>
ten &afenpldben warfen bic Gontainen
ibren i6immern6en Strabl bod in bic
9iifte, umgeben bon Dem gansen forg=
fdl'ig gepfegten 51mude beg beimi-
f6en Griiblings in feinem eriten gr=
MAIDEN, uno uorn am gingange 6ffnete
cine rieiige gbrenpforte, nit Guirlans
ben unb Gabnen neri6menberii6 beeo=
rirt, ibr blumengei6madtes Sbor.
(Gortfesuns foIst.)