New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
TIE AUSTRIAN FOREST EXHIBITION
INSTRUCTIVE DISPLAYS AT VrTNNA-pARoN Won
rOPpEE'S TASTI Ell PNNILION.

INSTRUCTIVE DISPLAYS At VrENNA-BARoN Won
roppER's TAsTTF7.r. PAVILION.
PROM AZ occ ,sroxAL coERrsroSpENr TIE rRIRrNE.l
Berlin. Gnl I've are soon 70 have here t's
tenth Intcrnathnal Congress OF Medicine. which VII
be- attended b. about 1000 doctor, and scientists from
III countries including good quota from the | ni"c
states. t'Hd the tine 20 write yon stort that
Alp-oacng congress. here are a few lines concerning
the Forest and Agricultural Exhibition and IN.
Pcult.Htlary COnSrS,. The Austrian iovcrnrent has
opened an international Exhibition for forestry and
agriculture I'm the Pratcr Tie Central Park Of vienna
and cach nation ha- built 'peCll plvons surrounded
wl'h 4 luNurioU. vegetation and under the shadow
of centenary t9ocs. Tie Au,tro I'm garan section
occupc, the whole Of tho Rotuda Palace, az iumcn-,
iron builiing. used At the Vienna Exhibition Of 1913
a, the machinery gallery. In the middle Of tho
immcl-o alcY. extending from the Gate OF Honor 10
the Eotunda, two hc-hs. wheTc two military
band 81 muse. altcruativcly Hungarian and Austrian
play twice day. Therc are luminous fountains.
which. Ike those at the Champ dc Mars Exhibit Oh In
Paris h,t year. constitute the main attraction in the
evening. one Of tie most remarkable sight IS tho
forestry pavilion constructed ~ Baron Won Pepper,
the rich lumber dealer Of Austria. al h, expense
Ii !, said that lie -pcut more than oO.OOo loring
$4,000 In building the pavilion. which is remarkable
for IL tasteful and artistic arrangements. even In the
smallest details The woods OF the var,on> kinds Of
trees chosen ~ build the pavilion are admirably
arranged A, TO give a harmonious impression tJ
Tie eye. visit 10 THIS pavilion and e. the n"ishbor
ng aud smaller one, j. sufficient 10 denon,trdc the
,rcat importance OF the lumber Industry I'm Austria.
Near BY IS the Furniture Palace. rAe principal manu-
factucrs of urnuc upholstery bronze works. ec.. in
Vienna, have formed al assVgil'ion and constructed
a bcautiul building IA the styie oi the Renaissance
castle Here thcy exhibit ali their products, from
hoe required in the drawing roOm te library, the
billiard room. The bedroom and the painting gallery
the kli,hen Ot a modern house.
Prin,e -,hwartIculr'rs mas a palace IN the eN-
hlbt!'n exclusively tor the display Of the samples Ot
all the pioIUcts growing ou HI vast estate. tie Al
tend, himself To the management OF ms 1000 hco tdrcS
900 utIcs, Wl.cl, there are Mines non milir.
-u,. mile etc. The irlu,C las exhibited also AL
Kinds u: ~, d. and n.duuIcS found on lne estate
They have als, Improved the Ways OF dlvidins tie
p.uceed5 II work. by applying the system OF pr"ht
sharing which gives b'tu 20 The American Workman
ald - N, capitalist their due ,Ltr' In tile hndl ~
,u, Of Their amcably combined Efforts.
Thc TcuifentiaY & uGr's, "t - Petersburg Wa
opcred with great so"mDly oy the Car and t.c
CncIua accompanied j., the Imperial family dud Tie
nigh officials Of the Government. ruc main que ION
4. .rrs,,d bv tho members Nae whether hahtual
rrtrual, we're 40 because Of their nature or because
mo- proper means ot correction or Improvement htd
hccn upp,icI 10 them. lu fHct. the problem wa;
Are haftual criminals ncorrieibic "a qu">iloh
uuon which no practical conclusion va" reached dur
ing all the s!ttings Of the 'ongrS's.