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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

Minister on ,os, and ct Paufs Cathedral London, 90
feet The interior height Of the nave Of Trinity Chapel
Is SAC feet and exceeds he height she catneorae
OF Salisbury Lincoln, Canterbury, winchester. Ely,
Durham, Exeter Worcester Gloucester ana Ltcnne'a
The @North China Daily News although It 10
friendly to Christian missions, confesses tna ,noy
arc not success in China And IL attributes .neir
failure to the fact that moro than dozen n'ai
denominations represented by forty missionary so0F
etes are engaged In the task of teaching the chinese
that therc Is only one God and one Cnarcn' 90
bitter has the rivalry Of the denominations become
that not long since in Hankow, one Protestant Church
accused another OF stealing its convefts Under snese
circumstances the only matter for surprise nae
Christian missions in China are as SUCCESSFUL as sney
are.
A correspondent asks me to explain what IS meant
by Christian sciences / won't attempt 70 90 mat,
but win instead quote paragraph from freshly
issued treatise on Christian science. This ID no"
you can get wen according to this new cult; sup
pose you have cold in your head. You may nnd
yourself much better, or even cured, BY saying 70
yourself once or several times in succession OF unmi
you feel change as follows Il deny the faot fnat
/ have anything the matter with me. nave no
fear' Clay great stress on this say 1t very cooiy
and calmly say Il several times over, varying inc
words you like.l sitting IN draught has no power
to give anybody cold CHere you can assign what
ever reason the people around insist was the cause
of your coldJ MY head is not heavy, my eyes arc
not swelled; I am not deaf and stupeaed' fou can
enumcrato as many or as few symptoms as you
like but mention them only to deny them, ana 40
not think that the more effort you mako to name
all of them tho better you are treating ysurseltp
Since DIR. Abbott became the pastor Of plymouth
Church, Brooklyn an impression has arisen IN some
quarters that he IS longer actively connected Win
"The Christian Union" This IS mistake. He IS
Of relieved from Office duty, and all the details
Of the management have been hhed Srom his
shoulders. But he sl controls Its policy and writes
for 1t edito1ally. II may be said in passing thar
Tho Christian Union" was never more able and
brilliant than It is to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
Philadelphia, March 10 Special. Tho Pennsylvania
Railroad has \ number Of surveyors at work running
a uno from Bristol to a point on the main line west
Of this city for freight trains to NewYork without
passing through tho city.
Work was begun to-day by the baltimore and
Ohio on what Is asserted will be the most complete
stock yards in the United States Right Of way for
tho branch tracks connecting with tho main limo has
been secured on tae cast bank OF the schuylkn,
near Grays Ferry bridge. To tho south OF the nine
acre tract en- abattor VIII be erected and the company
will then be prepared 10 ruin sharp rivalry With
the Pennsylvania Railroads West Philadelphia STOCK
yards
Piedmont, W. Va, March 10.-Prcsident Henry O.
Davis aud number Of the principal stockholders OF
tho West Virginia Central Railroad are now making
a careful tour OF inspection Of the line preparatory
TO the resumption Of work the extension through
tho counties Of Randolph, webster and Nicholas to
the Elk and Kanawha Valleys and thence 10 Charles
ton. within the next two weeks 500 TO loo men
viii resume work along the line, and IL VIII DO
pushed vigorously until completed.
willesbarre, March 16.-The Ishigh and Easton
Railroad and It's rolling stock was sold here this
morning by the Sheriff. Tho purchaser was sllas W.
Neupurger. Of New-York The amount paid was
800 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
DEMOCRATS CHANGING FRONT.
THE LAUGHABLE CONVERSION OF woULD-BE

THE LGUGHABLE CONVERSION OF woULD-BE
HoLDovERs AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
II any one doubts that the Republican ranks have
made sundry sudden accessions OF those who never
did like the Democrats, anyway" visit to the Custom
House would convince him 10 the contrary Even
tho most blatant declamers against the Republican
party Of few months ago proving traitors to their
party, and are pronouncIng themselves Republican
converts. On Friday Deputy Collector Colonel James
Jones, popularity known as " Lank JIM who Is NOM
nally at the head Of tho Protests and Appeals
Bureau" OF the Seventh Division, but who has little
work outside Of political engineering since he has
been in the Custom House. held forth a. refomer
Jones was imported 20 New-York from Elmlra. and
David n. Hills most faithful lieutenant up TO
November last He was q rantinE, incorporating
Democrat who believed and declared that Republicans
followers OF the devil and that the Civil Service
rules should be construed as TO give the spells to
the Democrats only. Ills voice then heard every
where pTophesyng the humiliation, dissolution and
burial Of the Republican party. But Jones on Friday
represented himself as ono Of the most loyal sup
porters OF the Republican Administration. ave must
remember that part OF the Harrison Admin
stration, and must identify ourselves with it, no
said. He talked in quiet and modest way that really
made HIS hearers doubt that he the Same man. the
same radical Democrat Of SIX months ago who made
strenuous efforts to swell the Jordan branch OF tho
Democratic campaign fund by persuasive arguments
10 the employees In the Custom House. His appeal In be-
half Of tho poor soldiers" for whom be has suddenly
conceived an affection, and for the honest and faith.
full Mugwumps and Democrats" who exorted contribu-
lions from the few Republicans In office for tho
chlnery to elect Cook for Secretary Of State against
Colonel Grant In 1887 and for the Cleveland last
year, was iaughable But then no s one of many of
the class OF hold overs who take every opportunity now
TO ventilato their loyalty IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
ECONOMY.

THE CASH SYSTEM is THE CHEAPEST, ALIKE
FOR RIVER AND SELLER. IT RELIEVES THE
SELLER OF ALL EXPENSE SAVE THAT OF HAND
LING THE GOODS THERE IS NO COSTLY sYs-
TEN OF BOOKKEEPING AND NO NEEpLEss LOCK
INC IT'D on CAPITAL. CREDIT Is 4 CoNyE-
NIENoE For WHICH SOME ONE MUST PAY THE
AGILITY TO BUY FOR CASH is EQUIVALENT TO
A COMMAND OF CAPITAL. FROM WHICH ITS Pos-
SCISSOR OUGHT TO PROFIT THE CASH sisr .,ss
MAKES CAUTIOUS AND cRITlOAL ~ ~ 40. ,r,
I'm rtyE BUSINESS THAT ATTAINs VAST PRO.
PORTIONS UNDER IT is NECESSARILY CON
nIrCTrn ON A SOUND BASIS. THE CROWDS THAT
DAILY THRoYG OUR STORE BEAR ELOQUENT
TESTIMONY TO ITS MERITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
TIE SITE SELECTED At LAST.
LAND BOUGHT ALREADY FOR THE NEW AP,
pRAIsER's STORES!

LAND BOUGHT ALREADY FOR THE NEW AP-
PRAIsER's STORES!
Tn. site for the now Appraisers Stores has been
ct,calI settled some of the land has already been
contracted for and active negotiations are on foot
for tho purchase Of the rest The site consists Of
tho block bounded by West. Bank, Washington and
Bethune SIS. Tho negotiations have extended over
several months, and have been conducted oy Messrs
L. ]. & l. Phillips, the real estate agents at No.
1ao broadway
Tho first actual purchase was congummated some
time ago, when, under distractions from secretary
Farchnd thirteen lots belonging to the Kingsland
cstae AT the northeast corner OF West and Bank sts
yero bought for $4,000 This plot extends about
100 feet in Westst., by 60 feet In Bankst., and
Is at present occupied by foursory brick building,
IN which tho American Voniilating Company, and
Jacob g. McCaferty, whitehead manufacturers, are
tenants Adjoining this 10 West and Bethunc SITS. are
several vacant lots now used by 7. G. Patterson
n lumber yard. and owned by J. H. Rhoades. presi-
dent of the Greenwich Savings Bank. For this prop
erty, IL is understood, 100000 IS asked. In the
contre OF the block, running through from Bethune
10 Bank sts arc ten lots belonging to y. J. Dudd,
for which s10O,O0O will Do paid, according to con-
tract This requires the Government TO settle with
are intil May i, 1900. The only tenants on this
estate who win have to DO satisfied arc Blank & Co.,
Will have TO pay sI5, 900 TO settle their lease
tho Rubber Paint Company, at the corner OF
Bethune and Washington sts., which Is 90 by 81
palnt company has a good ave.story Are-ppoof
brick building and wants $4,000 for rs property.
Washington, March l6.-The report that the new
Appraisers warehouse in New-York VIII be In West
AT, near West Eleventh-st, was confirmed at the
site was selected by Secretary Fsirchh on the recon-
nendatlon Of the Chamber Of Commerce. Secretary
ever Ia do with the matter tho contracts for the pur
chase Of the property having been made before he came
intn office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
ENTERPRISE.

WE ARE THE ONLY RETAIL HOUSE HAVING
OFFICES AND RUNNING FACTORIES IN ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD. 10 ENUMERATE A FEW
oS THESE. WE MAKE HANDKERCHIEFs AND
LINEN GOODS IN BELFAST. IRELAND; FINE
CHINA IN LIMOGES FRANCE; UNDERWEAR In
wALLINGFoRD. CONN; HAMBURG zMBROIpEE
les AT ST. GALL. SWITZERLAND; ORNAMENTAL
GLASSWARE IN sTEINsCHoNAU BOHEMIA;
eHrRrs IN F-oUGHKBEPsIEr N. r IVORY AND eIHH
BIsoUE IN RUDoLsTADT, THURINGIA; CHINA IN
CARLSBAD, BOHEMIA; WITH FoREIGN OFFICES
IN BELFAST IRELAND; AND IN PARIS, FRANCE
WE HAVE rHE GREATER PORTION OF OUR sToCK
AT FIRST HANDS, AND REQUIRE NO MIDDLE
MEN BETWEEN Us AND THE MAKERS OF THE
GOODS WE THUS BRING PRODUCER AND CON-
suMER INTO THE CLOSEST POSSIBLE RELATIONS,
10 THE ADVANTAGE OF BOTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
PRANc1s 4. B1aas prAp.

Francis n. biggs, prominent citizen and leading
member OF the Republican party in Brooklyn died yes
'erday morning at ais home No 20 Lafayetteave For
long tlmo he hat been a sufferer from n eomnIIc.-
ton OF diseases Of the heart and Kidneys and for be
last three weeks he was unable TO leave his had
The immediate cause Of death heart failure The
funeral viii be private. Tomorrow evening funeral
services win be held ut HIS homo. widow ana
three grown children, two sons and daughter, sur
vive him
Mr.. Biggs was born December 12, 1890, in little
village Long Island, and the first eight years OF
his life were spent there His parents came to Brook
iyn In 1888 and he was sent to the public school
where he acquired hts education. Early IN Iifo he
engaged In the real estate business and was prom
nent operator in that line untl about two years ago
when be retired on account Of failing health when
politics, and Is Republican took en- active part Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
INTEGRITY.

WE NEVER OFFER MORE OF A GIVEN ARTICLE
AT A GIVEN PRICE THAN WE HAVE TO SELL. IL
THE AMOUNT IN STOCK is LIMITED, 1T Is SO pE.
CLARED, AND is NEITHER EXAGGERATED NON
UNDERsTATED. ABSOLUTE AcCukAoa Ia .n ~
UNIFORM CHARACTERISTIC OF EVERY CLAIM
MADE IN OUR ADVERTISEMENTS AND NO EN-
PIoYE is PERMITTED TO MAKE REPRESENTA.
TIoNs ABOUT GOODS WHICH CANNOT BE sus-
Tanned. WE TOLERATE NO CoNYESTIoNAL
MEANS IA OUNCES; A DOZEN YARDS ALWAYS
MEANS 10 TIMES 80 INCHES THERE Is MOTH
ING SO LASTING TO BUSINESS AS THE SIMPLE
TRUTH AND NOTHING THAT WILL STAND TIE
TEST OF TIME LIKE scRUPuLoUS HONESTY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

WE CARRY NO DEAD STOCK, AND WE ALLOW
NO DEPARTMENT TO GET INTO RUT. WE ARE
PROMPT TO INTRODUCE NOVELTIES AND QUIoE
TO DISCERN NEW CURRENTS OF PUBLIC DE
MAND. IN MOST CASES THE MANUFACTURES
TAKES HIS INITIATIVE FROM US, NOT WE FROM
THE MANUFACTURES. STANDING. AS WE DO,
IN CLOSE AND CONSTANT CONTACT WITH ALL
GLASSES OF PURCHASERS, AND CONTROLLING,
AS WE DO, A VAST ORGANIZATION OF PRoDuC-
TIVE FORCES, THE FAULT MUST BE OURS II WIZ
FAIL. TO SATISFY EVERY TASTE. MINISTER TO
EVERY WANT AND MEET EVERY NECESSITY
WITHIN THE LIMITS OF OUR BUSINESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
UNIFORMITY.

WE HAVE BUT ONE PRICE AND HOLD OUT
NO ALLURING BARGAINS IN ONE DEPART.
MENT TO FACILITATE THE SALE OF GOODS
AT HIGH PRICE IN ANOTHER EVERY
ARTICLE IN OUR STORE Is A BARGAIN We
HAVE NO "LEADERs,' AND THEREFORE, NO
LANE AND HALTING ARRAY OF sUPERANHU.
ATED ARTICLES, PLUS A FRACTIONAL PROFIT
ON DISTRIBUTION. ALL OUR PRICES ARE MANU-.
FACTURERS' PRICES, AND EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Is CONDUCTED IN THE INTEREST OF THE PUH
CHASING PUBLIC. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
WEISS WILL PROBABLY DIE!

Christian Weiss, the young butcher who was
stabbed In the side by tho boy Patrick Msehsn, In
DreyfonPs meat market at No. CAS- Tenth-ave., on
Friday rested quietly in tho Roosevelt Hospital during
the night and was doing well yesterday that early
In the day tho surgeons said no probably woald
cover Later however, he had internal hemorrhages.
and it was believed that he would die. At the YORK
yillo Police Court young Mcehan was hed without
bail 10 await the result OF his murderous blow. He
Is two years younger than Krulseh tho lad accused
OF numbering Gunther WeehspnR-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
RECIPROCITY.

FOR EVERY CENT EXPENDED IN QUE sroSA
WE RETURN FULL VALUE. BECAUSE WE GIVE
NO CREDIT, AND THEREFORE,, INCUR NO LossEs
THE CASH BUYER Is NOT TAXED 10 PAY FOR
UNCoLLECTABLE ACCOUNTS THERE Is NO DIS
ELIMINATION MADE At OUR COUNTERS Be
TWEEN THE SMALL PURCHASER AND TIL
GREAT, THE RICH AND THE POOR. THE Elk.
PERIENCED AND THE INEXPERIENCED. ALL
HAVE THE SAME ADVANTAGES AND TO NO ONE
is GIVEN ANY SPECIAL CONCESSION. coMMIs-
SION OR DISCOUNT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
MODERATION.

WE HAVE EVERYTHING no GAIN BY TRADiHo
ON A NARROW MARGIN OF PROFIT. WE COULD
NOT FILL OUR SHELVES WITH GOODS AT THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES KNOWN In THE MARxm
IF WE DID NOT PRODUCE OR BUY THEM ~
rApTE SCALE AND WE COULD NOT SELL on
A LARGE SCALE UNLESS WE GAVE THE pUnLiQ
TIE FULL BENEFIT OF OUR CLOSE BUYING
Ann CHEAP PRODUCTION. HUGE AS Is THE
VOLUME OF OUR BUSINESS. IT KEEPS STEADILY
GRowINe BECAUSE THE COST OF coHpUcTiko
TT is.A HARDLY PERcEpTIsLE ELEMENT n
THE PRICE or ANY ARTICLE AND BECAUSE
THE SMALLEST PERCENTAGE OF PROFIT sCE
FICEs FoH AN ADEQUATE RETURN ON Tn%
WHOLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
RUssELL D! HARRrsoN ANp "FRANK LEsLrE,an


CanaiOharie N. " March l0.-Russell u. HARRISON
son of the President arrived hero to-day from Wash
ington, and Is tho guest Of ex-senator Arkell Il
is learned that no has purchased interest in Frank
Leslle's Weekly" from W. J. Arkrll, Of Judge
Mt Harrison said to Associated Press reporter that
ho would return to Montana early In April and take
charge Of "Frank LeslIes Weekly nom Chicago
to the Pacific Coast The first issue under tho now
management" Mr. Harrison said, "wT appear on
May 7. 1t win be double number and win be
devoted largely to scenes connected with tho cere
monies OF the centennial celebration OF washIngon's
Inauguration Mr. Harrison also said that arrangements
had been made 10 illustrate the towns and scenery
Of the West by new process. In answer 10 an
inquiry 10 what part Of the work no would manage
Mr.. Harrison said: "rhat be described properly
by a remark made by Senator Arkell .The West Il
30 much broader than tho East that 10 run q great
paper Ire FRANK leslo's Meekly,7 the labor should
DO divided. The work VIII be SO a,rsnred ne tn
give mo the progressive West and W. j. Arkeii ths
enserprisng East Ny headquarters win be at Helena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17

public matters Hc enjoyed the d ssnt with me
members party c AZ 1H' t ts IL was In 1894
i tbat eanacity for two years In lSeo he was the
....aancl AM n ndIhalR for Comfy AuulloIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17


Last Tuesday solemn mass was saia IN tho
Protestant Episcopal Church Of st. Mary tho virgin IN
this CITY, for tho benefit Of the English bishop OF
lincoln who IS being tried for alleged rtualistlo
praetices A few days before there was lodged with
the Protestant Episcopal Bishop Of New-fork pro
test against the action OF Archdeacon aeRaySmith
IN taking part Archdeacon in an nteuonomina'ional
bouse.to house visitation In this city, The protest
was signed by some Of tho most respected Episcopal
cergymen Of this city, who consciontousy object to
any Christian movement that will put the church on
parity with merely human "sects." These two cur
rent Incidents tho celebration of memorial mass and
the protest. ore striking andclimax to the agitation
In tho Episcopal Church In favor of an organic union
with these same sects." Tho only union which the
Episcopal Churh can consistently recognize is tho
sort OF union typefed by the wolf when it swallowed
tho lamb IL Is willing to absorb the oher CHRISTIAN
bodies but IL VIII never recognize them as eoosaihao
churches
"The Jewish Messenger thinks that tho modern
Eynagogue, whether orthodox reform. Is very little
like tho ancient synagogue "Wc havoP IL says,
Initiated with hatterlng success the model OF the
fashionable church We have tho pew-rcntal system.
The synagogue has TO be run as business although
A counterfeit house OF worship and consocrated
mortgage be tho result and the individual ntterance
NJ prayer be strangled 10 accommodate tho hired
strangers In tho loft
The Rev. Dr. Swopc OF this city shows in The Trinity
Record that only three WE'LL known English churches
exceed Trinity Chapel In tho interior height OF their
nayes. They are Westminster Abbey. l01 feet York
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Mlma nur0s rDib urb Da9te ni9t gaz
gen bic 8ertragsberlegtuns au proteiti=
ren. St lpa,f, aber 10 ungei6idt, bab
ietu 8aa nod elmer gan3 aabern &ids
tuns fog.
Ser 6eblwurf mar Dieoer un5tDeiz
Felbafte NbF@t. 9llma merfte es unb
muBte fi0 f6on wieber drgern. Gin
abIGeuIider Mieni6l @erabe3u unge.
sogen Wsit feinem 8lid tuollte fie i'm
beute mebr anIeben WerftDiirbigers
Deife iob fie freili6 bod, tpe er ieBt
febr unbstriibt Id6elte, ii6 ben S9nurrs
bart Itri9 unb nit ungebeu9ter Graft
iiber bas Gis feline eleganten &reiie
5og.
9funmebr tuarb bur9 5tpsi poblbes
leumunbete dltere 0erren cine itrenge
GontrolIe iiber bic ausgenDrfeuea
@liidstngeln seiibt unb bur6 8orleien
ber eingeriBten 8u9liaben bic Baare
geflgt unb Der 3ug georbnet, tpie fi1
gerabe Mdanlein uno Grdulein suiams
menfanhen. DcftDr 8elling uno Mlma
bilbeten OrOnungsgemdB bas lebte
Paar.
go iebte fi6 Der frbbli6e Saufe
ftromaufmdrts in Bewesung; ibm uOrs
an Elm betpegIi1er Walo luftig i9mans
fenber Sannenbdume, bon getnieteten
Gif6ern getrasen. 9luf benz bei@nei=
ten uferweg fubreu bic S6litten, bic
lause &ette Der riiftisen paare nit
f9metternber Muft in slei9em 3eitmaB
begleiteno.
@ottbelb unb glIma liefen nit Ders
f9tdnften Mrmen in 9liidli9em 99wei,
gen neben eiuanber, beibe in felig bans
ger Grwartuug bes Gommenben. Bon
3eit 3u 3eit iparfen iie chamber fd1eue
8lide su. gllma fan6, ibren 8esleiter
tleibe bic bluirotbe 0iiibe pra6tboa.
iein @efi6t betam bur9 DieieIbe eiuen
3ug tpilber @r0Be. Maianiellol
2ansiam, gang ollmdbli9 blieben iie
Elm tpenig aurId unb ertpeiterten unbes
ipuBt tpollenb ben Mbitanb bonn nd9ften
paare. @@on bdtten iie siemIib laut
nit einanber reben f6nnen, obne bon els
mem unberufenen berfanben Su tuerben.
9ber fie ihtpiegen nod INNER.
8ottbolb rang nit ernfteuigsbanten.
Sest NOR Der gugsnblid getOmmen, ba
er Der grtudblten ieines 0er3ens bas
8efdnbaiB BON Der SDnberbeit ieines
Welens MAIDEN rnuBte, oa er fie eintpeis
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ale anberea befangen mar. glllein bies
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mer. ct sitterte haoDr, Sic &ube beg
itibeH, gleitenben 8liids un ibrer Seite
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Wpnt ram@lpien Ynlner.

9ie getra6tunaen, pe6e bic beuii6s
ldnbiI6en militdriiden igaGbl6tter
iib:r ons rau9freie pulber anfelen, ge.
ben ausf6lieBlid BON Der aud in Der
rulfi9en ngfom. DR." ausgeipro6emen
Nnf9t aus, bab Die ginfhbrung eines
pulDers, befen &au6. unb Smaller.
f6einungen auf elm bentbar geringes
MaB beI6rdntt iino, bel allen Nrmeen
erfolgen tpirb. Man ltellt besbalb bel
@r6rterung ber ummdl3uneen, uelGe
bieies pulDer in bet Grieefabrung bers
borbringen nirb, lebislid5 bic 9lenbe.
rungen bar, bic itattlinOen miiHen, penn
stpei nit bieiem rau6freien puIper aus.
geriiItete Seere chamber gegeniiberiies
ben. Oabei 1T man melt entfernt, bic
neue @rfinbung nit befonberer 6reube
gu begriiBen, man tiebt nielmebr nebeu
unbeltreitbaren 8Or3tigen aud bebeu.
tenbe Na9tbeile fir ble 2rieeftibrenben
poraus. 81 5ei6dfti9t ii6 Elm tiitsli6
in Der pMilit.. .3ts." eribieneuer 9luf,
faB beionoers NIT bem GinHuiie, ben bas
rau9freie pulper auf bic Sisciplin Der
Snfanterie baben tuirb. Sierbei miro
5uad9it berborgeboben, baB Die nelle
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Wenn man bann In bas 3reppenbous
3uriidtebrt uno auf Der breitsu, teppi@.
belesten SoDpeItreppe hiuabfeigt, Qe=
langt man gum oberen 5peiieiaal. 0ier
berrlbt bic buntlere Garbe Dor, INNER
unterbro9en BON faft iibelrei6em
@oIbfud, bon blenbenoen 9piegeln
unb f6iili6eu Wanbsemdlben. Die
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benz Saale aufgeitellt, Der etipa $50
perionen bequem Plab bistet. Man iibt
auf ounfelrDtben Pliii9Iopbas unb auf
tleinen, auf bem Gube brebbaren 2ebns
ieKeln.
Ser f66nfe puntt ber gan5en Sin.
ri6tung aber befinbet fi9 in ber Witte
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tuuiioou gefdpeiftes, pergolbetes Sitter
nit ben beutf6en, bambursif@en unb
ameritaniiGe Wappen eine gerdumige
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Oehnung binunter in ben unteren
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Sberli6t berein. Bon oben berob bdngt
elm bergolbeter &otofo Rronleubter.
Ser san3e, bur6 brei Gtofperte gez
baute pabillon glei9t einem allerlieb.
iten tleinen 8empel unb iiimmt beinabe
onbd9tig.
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