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Evening journal., 1891-04-02

Wonderful Ginghams at I8c,
fine as the Scotch at 4oc. 5000
pieces. 80 inches, latest styles,
best colors. Tie greatest 6ar
gain an tine Gtnghams egey Of
fe1ed al tbs ma9ket.
East Of centre.
1900 yards black All.silk
Rhadame, brilliant, strong, Io%
inches, 55c. Excellent for
Summer travelling, house uses
and foundation, Ininitable.
Transept.
Mems ST Silk Suspenders,
plain colors, soc.
Middle Market street entrance
Two Half Hose hints for
men:
Mems mixed seamless Half Hose. A
shades, l0c pair. pairs for Csc.
Mems German fancy striped Cotton
Half Hose, all sizes (Heinrich
Schopper's make 1Sc pair, OF 8
pairs for SOC. Fairly worth 25c a
pair.
Market street,centre entrance.
$40 rolls Go patterns)
China Mating Just landed.
Our own direct importation.
So the roll of 40 yards 25c a
I ard to cut. Samples by mail.
seccnl floor, Market street side.
How Of en- do you 60 wrorg
in spelling Or pronouncing
Here's a SC Handy Dictionary
with 10000 words, just right.
BY mail, &c.
Book store, Thirteenth Street entrance.
Newest shades of imported
Cheviots are going into the
Mems $40 Suits to order.
Thirteenth and Market Streets.
Have you tried Stanton's
Naptha Soap2 Very likely
not. Very likely you never
heard Of it. But you 70lA
hear of it They say it starts
dirt as no other Soap can
that it cleans anything clean,
able and hurts nothing. Nap
tha saI aIonihed! Naptha made
safel Has the happy day foi
neat house wives come at last
/ cake, Z cents; 4cakes, 2sc.
With cleaning goods, Basement.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02
WHAT CAN BE DONE?

After defining the character ana powers
Of thtl gsderal and State governments
and their relation to each other, the New
York Evening Post says:
What can the United States do
Nothing more than the King Of Italy
himself 1t cannot interfere forcibiy ii
state affairs. except on demand of th,
governor or Legislature Il has no juris
diction of oiienses against persons OF
property IN the states. II could moi
assume 1t, except as the King of Italy
might. by force of arms.
The law Of the United States regarding
these matters does not differ from that oil
England or any constitutional country In
which the Executive has no arbitrary or
dispensing power. Parliament might, II
Is true, vote pecuniafy compensation to
the victims Of violence com mitted on
British soil, and 80 might Congress or
the State Legislature to the victims OF
violence committed ON American soil
but II would be a matter Of grace and not
OF right. Mr.. Blaine cannot promise it,
and neither can Lord Salisbury The
legal aspect Of such affairs was we'll set
out by Lord Palmerston, In answer TO the
demands Of the Austrian Minister for
satisfaction for the whipping inflicted on
Marshal Haynau by Barclay 4
Perkins's draYmen ia 1850. He offered
the marshal the criminal courts for the
prosecution Of the offenders and the civil
courts for an action against them for
damager This was all h had to Offer.
and Austria had 10 be content with 1t.
All these peouliarities Of our jurispru
dencs are things Of which the Italian
was aware when IL made the
treaty Of 1871 and Of which every for
eigner who comes here for business or
pleasure is bound to take note at his
peril. Every traveller or soiourner must
be assumed to have considered before
entering a foreign country the various
risks, whether political physical, or
legal, to which he wolid be exposed dur
ing his stay. whether through defects Of
the laws or the absence Of law But no
civilized government ever acknowledges
that the protection it supplies for the
persons and property Of its own citizens
Is not good enough for strangers.
Senator Gray says that this conclusion
is the deduction Of the most sensible
editorial he has read on the subject Of
the duty of this country to the citizens o.
other countries. They have the sam,
protection for life and property that oul
own citizens have; no more, no less
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

THE geological freak and political
phenomenon Of the Daily Hersey walls
thus
Pennsylvania instead Of having in
Governor Pattison the Mugwump Of 1882
-1SS6 has a fuil-fsdged virulent parti-
san Governor Of 1S90-iS94.
The freak is mistaken in the subject
that has changed. Governor Pat.ison Is
an honest, able and patriotic man. He
was such In 1882. and he is such man
now He has twice had the highest politi-
cal endorsement man could have by the
choice Of the people over the
candidate party having 9
majority Of $4,000. There has been .
change since 1882, but that change is ii
the Daily Hersey, which is worse thar
the Daily Republican used to be. Th,
Dolly Hersey being bound to the part,
by salary win support anything bad Of
condemn anything good with referenc
entirely to the bread and butter arpn
msnt or to innate ignorance as the cas-
may be
Evening journal., 1891-04-02
TWO CAREERS.

30 mnch one thought about the life beyond
He did not drain the waters Of his pond;
And when death laid his children meath Chs scd
He called it ''the mysterious VIII Of God."
He would not strive for worldly gain, not he
His wealth. he said. was stored in Gods TO Be-
He kept bis mortal body poorly dressed,
And talked about the garments Of the blessed;
and when 70 his last sleep he laid him down
His only mourner begged his widow S gown
One was not sure there wss life 70 come,
SO made a heaven Of his earthly home.
He strovc for wealth, and with an open hand
He comforted the needy in his land,
He wore new garments often. and the old
Helped many a brother to keep ont the cold
He seid this life was such a little span
Man ought to make the most Of it for man;
Aud when he died the fortune that he left
Gave succor 10 the needy and bereft.
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox in Norfolk Journal Of
Commerce.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

TUE shipbuilders who wish to live at
ibr Spense Of the people and the ship.
auhslaists, who expect to get their hands
io,a he National Treasury, will attempt
r. v * the Italian war sears for their
,w sdvantage Italy will not dare to
ssnd her ships here, They would be
b IS out Of the seas by torpedoes or
SUES by long range guns before they
r'u'd do any damage to any coast city.
Ths is no need for foolish alarm; there
- much less need for emptying the
Ti,s ury into the laps Of the too
Intr 1sic contra ctors.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02
7a3HH'HH3a
one-sided Training.
baltimore sun.

Baltimore sun.
The disposition Of everybody Is toward
the training and development of those
facilities which are already strong and
the cultivation Of tastes already well
established. The result In many cases
is one-sided training or education and
confirmation Of bias that should have
been corrected 1t is much more agree
able to study the subjects which
one masters with ease than to labor
with those for which the student
has no natural aptitude Yet
II well rounded character and
broadly cultivated mind are desired
special attention should be given to those
faculties which have not been naturally
developed and to those essential subjects
Of study tha, are least attractive to the
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

rRINcR NAPOLEON fingered longer
fhsn was expected and few hours be
fe his death he remarked, II have
cseeded in nothing, not even in dying"
Tat peevish, bitter. dying bon mot is a
isee but complete history Of the mans
lifs. 1t is a silhouette Of the man.
Whether from some original defect in
& eracter or in energy he was a failure.
Es wasted munifcent gifts aAd splendid
oqoortunities in sterile carpings. He
- the embodiment o. the spirit
o modern doubt and modern inqusitlvs-
nsss. he studied everything and
acquired nothing He was contemptuous
& principle, pitiless, selfish, harsh. un-
& .teful. cruel Hs had no friendships,
80 fscul y Of self repression, no con
ence in himself He did not succeed n
angthing, not even Ia dying, aud hs
vas heartless enough TO make pitiless
dying joke Of that
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

THE completion and trial Of ths tele-
phone between London and Paris Is
triumph Of applied science 1t opens the
possibility Of electric and vocal commu
nication between points at very much
greater distances and suggests that the
only difficulty to be overcome in speaking
successfully at as great distance as that
between New York and London is with
the receiver The sound can be projected
but there is no apparatus sufficiently de-
veloped TO receive an impression impaired
by transmission such distance.
Accompanying the account Of the trial
opening Of this telephone the London
Spectator sent forth the robust and gor-
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

HERR Is great deal Of interest in
"a s.srrlage OF Miss Bayard outside OF
ihe eiy All Of the prominent metro
foli'aa papers have made arrangements
~ pecial dispatches concerning the
evees Mr.. Bayard and his daughter are
hntb Sell-known, and anything which
1aS-s pace ia the Bayard family is or
universal public interest because Of Mr.
Far IDS national reputation and Of his
hish eiarActer
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

Ia would be interesting to have the
aTs clal genius Of the Morning News
eXpiala how the remoyarof the tarlif.from
H9eSr makes the price Of sugar higher
TiiF genius occupied and probably ex
h~ussd great deal OF the gray matter
o. b brain In proving that "the tariff
sya4 eo' tax, and that the tariff made
eoe9odities cheaper Lets hear from
hin % sugar. Is sugar cheaper or doarer
Waaeut the tariff taxi
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

IT urns out that A. G. Porter our
Nslrsonisn minister at Rome, sent in
rev wrd for political services, has not
is-eg doing his duty in keeping Secretary
FL lee informed Of the violent criticisms
tl'~ opposition, Crispi, party were making
o. sudini for not committing the Italian
0evefnment TO all sorts OF foolish and
yicions acts Of retaliation on the United
Safes
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL.
wv ROAD COMPANY. Time table, in
effect November l6, 1880.
Trains leave Wilmington Nrench street
station for b e. 0 Junction, Montehanin,
Guyencourt. Granogue, Cossart, Chadd's
Ford Junction, Pocopson, West chester
Embreeville, MOrtonville, Coatesville
Wsynesburg Junction, Springfield, Joanns
Birdsboro, Reading and intermediate stations
daily. except Sunday, % m; ~ M
and intermediate stations at @ .. m,
For q y. Junction; Montchanln; GuYen-
court; Granogue; Cossart; Chadd's Foru juno
tom Pocopson. hmbreeyilies S,,,i,,,
fleld and intermediate stations, daiiy eNceps
9qT'ss' For sS ANA q q Junction, Monchann, Gren-
que. Cossart, Chadusford junction, Pocopson
and intermediate stations, daily 81 4.O0 p m.
For B. & o. Junction. Newbridge; Hagley
MDntchanin and intermediate stations; daily
except Saturday and Sunday II D. M; SAT-
For B. &eo. Junction; Newbridge; HagleY
and intermediate stations, Saturday only,
~ Rains q as arrive st Wilmington, French
street station, from Reading; Birdsboro;
Joanna; Springsld; N aynesnuIg, yuneSon{ x1o1
Chester; Pocopsons Chadd's Ford functions
Cossart; Granogue; guyencoursi Montchanln'
B & D. junction and intermediate stations,
daily, except sunday, IL 5S a m 0 - h'
From Springfield, Waynesburg Junction
Coatesvills, Mortonville, Embreevllle, Fo-
copson. Chadd's Ford junction yossart, Gran
oRue Guyencourt. Montchanins Is. q y.
Junction and intermediate stations. daily,
s Asa. m. From Mcntehanin, i. q % JUNCTION
and intermediate stations. daily except sun.
day. A2a N Saturday only,l % p m.
From Hagley, Newbrldge, b. q o. Junction,
and intermediate stations, daily except sun
day, AZ IN; Saturday only, 81 . N 7.40
~ NrcAusLAND. Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Genl Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

TuE suggestion is made that Speaker
Reed who Is now either in Italy or else
msking rapidly for that country, might
10 waylaid by the Malta and rushed of as
f-.t as his bulk would permit to the
m "a ltains aud held there for ramson. II
that would satisfy the incensed Italians
i5 would be perfectly agreeable to this
couatry. Reed would not be missed.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02
rHURsDAT, APRIL 2. 1891.

WIrn the schmidt. Pftzenmeyer muir
der and the murder Of striker BY non
rnion man. our little neigbbor Chester
viii not have time or occasion TO bewail
,he horrible state OF affairs existing in
the south, for three or four days.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02
STORIES OF THE DAY.

Judge l. C. Grubb says: "The Legis-
tive correspondent of tho EVENING
JOURNAL is the brightest and most in
teresting that have ever seen. The
news from Dover is not ouly com plete
but lively and full Of snap The letters
are splendid examples Of newspaper
enterprise
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

Flip a button or two, the
long Adjustable Cape is off,
and there you have perfect
over garment, Newmarket
style, double breasted, with high
shoulders ard coat back. The
correct think with a Cape;
equally correct without it.
Make is a match for the best
custom work, exact in fit.
English Cheviot listers, light tans
and grays, without capes, $l4;
with adjustable capes. $l9.
Tan Habit Cloth listers, with long
adjustable capes, $t7.
Mixed Covert or Venetian Cloth
listers, without capes, SIG; with
adjustable capes. $50
Imported English listers (mixtures).
with 36-ineh adjustable capes, 1926
Light tan Box Cloth listers, very
fine, with pearl buttons. without
canes, S28; with adjustable capes,
$50
Second floor, over Chestnut street middle en-
trance.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

individual student. Modern systems of
physical culture are based on this princi-
pie. An examination is made OF the
pupil TO determine what muscles are de-
ticlent in power and suppleness, and the
physical training to which he is subjected
is directed to the exercise of those
muscles, so that he may in the end be
symmetrlcally developed.t
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

would be the extent Of war between the
two countries; 1t would be farce
Hence war is almost an impossibility,
Italy wants either apologies or money, or
she is acting the part of a fool
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

THE 6rst opportunity afforded Mr.
Blaine TO exhibit his heretofore bottled
nj aggressiveness is passing away I'M
arasped Indeed Mr. Blaine has written
letter resigning the title Of aggressor
srd declaring that Italy is now the ag
sr.aesor
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

William j. Mclaughlin will give his
formal opening, Tuesday, April IA, 1891.
at No. 429 West Second street. His
friends and the public in general are in
vited TO be present
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

That ugly iron rust will depart when
treated with cream Of tartar Tie a little
Of the powder in the stained parts and boil
a few moments IN clear water.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02
BALTIMORE Z on 0
RAIlR0kl.
Schedule In efrsct March 20 1891.
T RAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Av. DEPOT
EAST ROUngp


EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
NEW YORK, week dsTn, q u, y 10. u %,
40 SO a m, az "a g As, r5 50. Y Al p "a.
NEW YORK. Sundays, 70 i2, VI 10 a m. ~ "a
Y 45. &5 50, VI Al pm.
BOSTON, ,t5. 52,p.m. .daily,wish Pulln an buffet
sleeping cars running through to BGsuon W TIL
out change via Poughkeepsie bridge, lanoing
passengers In b. a NJ. station Boston
liFApELsHla X |. ~ II 81 g. wssa & dHgs n . e al - e 81 81
40 96 tll 50 a. m: *l2 "A, 90, q IS, 05, To-
~ t5 50, 9 As, 4 Al. s., 70 II. 10 00p D m
7 30. s05. ii 20 a. M; sis g4 noon. 60. - Is,
o54 10 $50, +5 50, 45 Y A, s., +sil. 10 90 p.
y 4s, b0 IS a. %, - 30 10 %, 10 s8 III 80
M :, ! 60 ~, Y %, 5u5, 40, go '5& So IA,
CHESTER, Sundays. ssla SIS .zlQ 7.5o,
05. ii 20 a M; I00. Y As. eos. 40 5e6,s5.52.
8 45 *Z4l. s.. % IL 1000 p. m
Atlantic City. week days. u 10 IN, Fl2 "A.
y IS p m. Sundays. = 10 TN. ~ 45 p IA,
WEST BOUNIt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, - 50
20, +84l: +lO85 g. m; AZ 10. +2es 65 % e6.
BALrIafoRE and Way stations. 20 m.
Baltimore and principal stations on Ehila-
delphia Division. 10 35 a. m, both daily.
NEW ARK, DEL, a 50, 20, IS ~, 40 85 a m,
f12 IL, s.. IS 08, 40 70 81 IS 07, II 10 daily
PlIISBURtf, g AZ g. m, -b.g9 p. IA. oaily;
CHICAGO % AZ a. M, 70 % p. m, both
daily. 49,
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, Al8 10 2. m
and IS OF p. M. both daily.
SINGERIlY ACCOMMODATIONS. 20 a. m
q IS, 5 40and lilo p. m, daily.
LANDENBER ACCOMMODATION, week
days. 80, 10 IS, q. N. IS and 8 03 . N. ~ n
davs 9 80 a. m. and 5 O6 D. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET sT. STATION.
For Philadelphia week days, 8 81, 8 20. u 30
ta 90 % 5S, III 35 MILE az A5 3.55. 90 p. m.
Sundays. 20 q m; u 43. 3 55, COP. m.
For Baltimore, week daYe, b.35, 50 IS 20,
10 20, III So a. M, 45, % o. p. m. Sundays,
500 D m.
Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division, 10 30 a. M, daily, except
Sunday.
For Landenberg and way stations. week
days, 30, 10 80, a. m; 2 46, O. p m. Sum
| days, 9 rs a m; 90 2 NJ.
Chicago, $500 a N. daily, except Sunday;
IS COP m. lily.
Pittsbnrg, IS 100 D N daily.
Cincinnati and st, Louis fll.35, a. m, daily
I except Sunday
llV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
eh-days a "a *605, 6l5. 7ah, Is Is g. 40 40 90
1905, III 35 a. M, IL 90 noon tl3i. LOO, 55. co.
"43l 4s5, rs p, 53O. *j 4s, $50, v 81, 10, lOle,
sunday, 44.24, els. *s15, $50 1000. lO0s
al 35a M, 70 01 noon rs. ROO "A. 81, 90 - as
/ 63Q. " 82, s 10, 1910 and II 30 p. M.
Telephone, NO. 1888.
Rates to Western Points lower than via any
other line. g. o. SCULL Genl Pass. Agent
J. T. ODElL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

st. Johns choir festival will be held on
Friday evening next. There will be
public service with Easter music, at 2. 45
o'clock
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

geous lie to the effect that the service was
so efficient, the sounds so distinct that a
man in London was able to recognize
the voice Of friend to whom be had not
spoken for sixteen years" OF course we
are gratifed that the telephone is sue
cessful between Paris and London, but
rather than that bold and defiant
liar should have been launched into the
world 1t would have been better to delay
the completion Of the telephone ten years
THE suddenness with which the
Morning News made its attack on
Speaker Donahoe and the promptness
with which it came TO the defence Of the
street railway capitalists who now de
cline TO acceds the fye-cent fares which
they had previously promised, indicates
that the promises were made to pass
their bills only not to be fulfilled. The
people are favorable to the street rail-
ways, they are disposed TO treat them
justly and equitably, to accord no privi
leges to one company without according
NduhA VI ciAAfditAh pAtfAAeEEH W eHo
other. The citizens are in favor Of the
railways and they are not unwilling that
they should realize ample profits on their
capital invested, but they are not willing
to stand the expense and annoyance Of
cent fares Speaker Donahoe Is righ6 In
preventing the passage Of any bill what.
ever for any street railway for any pur-
pose which does not contain specific
guarantee OF Scent fares to take effect
Immediately In an interview with re-
porter Of the EVENING JOURNAL Preston
Lea said that he was ia favor
OF 8 cent fare and intimated
that cent fare was contemp-
lated by his company. Now the com
pany can just as well afford to wait for
the additional privileges they ask as the
people can wait till the companies get
good and ready to reduce the fare or
stand the annoyance Of the cent fares.
II any body is to wait or suffer annoy
snce IL should not be the people.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

MISS M1LLToN-"But Mr.. Marigold. |
could never be party to marriage for
money. Marigold-"Do not be alarmed
Miss Million. really haven't cent to
my name. "-Munsey's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

DR.. DE HARDT's Pennyroyal Pills are
the only genuine pennyroyai pills made
AZ druggists and by mail, 81 Office 203
N. 9th st., Phila. Ladies beware of
limitations.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

He Eff 30 eat emmy mo onions Pse
not goin' ter lub yo' emmy mo-" Sha-
"All right, JEFF Jchnstoue; ef yo' allow a
vegetable ter cum between us, yo' NAV
go Judge,
Evening journal., 1891-04-02
wANAm AKnR,s-


PHILADELPHIA, Thursday April 2, 1891
The weathss' today as lskely
TO be clear.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

EVERY Ingredient employed in pro
ducing Hoods SarsapariIla is strictly
pure, and Is the best of It's kind it is
possible TO buy. In the course of pre
pairing Hoods Ssrsaparilla everything is
carefully watched with view to attain
ing the best results.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02
ITEMS OF INTEREST

JAcK-'T don't see why you girls
shouldn't hustle around like the rest Of
us and do things for yourselves. You
could save lots of money by making your
own hats and gowns Laura--"I'd lust
like to know what you do for yourself
Jack-"I2 Why. I've been making my
own cigarettes ever since the first Of
January. Life
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

CRISP Notes on SAo1t Pyzces.
Evening journal., 1891-04-02

second iOoF' over Chestnut street,middle en-
Evening journal., 1891-04-02
phila delnhia pIesa.
Philadelphia Record.

II would be interesting to know
whether the demand for his passport cn
the part OF the Italian minister % I'll IS
country was predicated upon his govern
ment's own knowledge of the particulars
OF the mob murders at New Orleans or
upon the official account Of the mas
sacre." In Secretary Blaine's letter to
Governor Nichols. Unless the italian
Government have information not yet in
possession Of the state authority in Lou
isiana, and means Of anticipating the
action Of the courts. the withdrawal os
Baron FaYa would seem to be hasty
proceeding,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
modenberi9t,
nj
SnIan6.

Die Nrbetten auf benz NuSlteQungspldse
i6reiten riiittg bortpGrts. gSie mir lhon
IN unlerem lebten 8ohel1bert6t norauSz
ia9ten, bat tDeoer Die Geitgnatton bes Dir
6iteften 6srrn @ottIieb, nod Die 24itinz
bt9e l1nterbre6ung Der Nrbeiten, pel6e BON
0errn Surnbam angeoronet mar, UNI no6ze
mals 1eltaue B~ere6nun9en etntger 8auten
9n1teuen 81 f0nnen, tr9eno pelden @in>
tluB auf Die BautbGttatett I'M Sadlop8arf
9ebabt. gSir brdu6en nur et1en 8ltd auf
ben NusiteuungsplaB 81 tperfen, INN uns
oapon 81 ltber3eugen. ueberalI rsge TbG<
ttgtett; 0unoerte bon @iienbabnDagen nit
8aubol5 belaoen, Iaufen tGgIib in ben
SaGion Bart Elm. Die 8ldBe fir i6mmtz
lt6e Bauten ftno ab9eito6eu unb2aoungen
0eS fur Die @rrt6tung berlelben benDtbtgz
ten WtatertalS Iiegen oil ben 8auiteIen
aufgebGuft. 60 lit 3. 8. fir oas Stihereiz
gebdupe, init oeiien 8au in oieier QBo9e
Der Nnta19 gena6t tDer0en miro, bas 3ur
Sertpenoung tonlmenbe 0ola abselaDen.
0as @ebGuDe Der Srauenbeborbe lit ioz
tpett ferttg9elteut, oaB nit Der GuBerenNus<
1tattung ulD ben Mrbetten I'M SSnnern Der
Nnfang 9ema6t merben fann.
9aS fur oas @ebGube fir @artenbau
beftimnlte Eerrain lit nit 8oumaterial be-
oedt. 0te unterrebmer itno spar mod
ntht gang ferttg nit ben 8orberettungen
our 0runolteinle9ung, boffen ieooh in
oteler QSodbe otelelbe begtnnen gu tDnnert.
Attt Der @runotetnle9ung fir 0as Sc
bduoe tIr Terfebrstpelen lit in leBterBD9e
Der Nnfang gema6t. 9teIeIbe lit nabeau
nouenbet; flnfatg Nrbettcr ftno babel be-
i2Gftt9t.
Ser 8oben fir 6as@ebGu6e fir 8erabau
uno 6lttentpeien 1T 10 tpeit fertie9eifeut,
oaB in oteler Wo6e etnige 0unoert Qlrbetz
ter nit benz Oberbau ben @nfang MAIDEN
t0nnen. -
0asesen iii far bas @ebGu6e fir @lefz
trt5tt6t ipeltg 9ei6eben, ieitDem 0r. 8urnz
b91n et1e Unterbre6ung Der Nrbeiten an
0telem Sau angeoronet bat, UNI Derl6iez
0ere Nnla9en in oemlelben elmer aenQuen
prufut1g untertperten Su f0nnen.
sur oos 0ertpaItun9sz @ebGuoe itno bic
@runopfetler bereits einaerammt.
Mu6 Der BlaB, tpoielbit it6 Die Moriuez
Nusfteuung beftnoen miro, lit bereits ourh
ms 8aiier 9erammte 8fdble obaeito6en'
uno man tit bamlt beldaftigt, Die 3imz
merarbetten gu o%olenoen. @uBerbalb bes
NlaBes 1tno Yfdble etngerammt, UNI Die
Granoung abSui9mG6en.
Sur Die GuBere Decoration Ser @ebGu6e
1T tn3tptl9en fletBig gearbettet porben. NQe
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@lectrtaltdts9ebduoes itnb bereits ferttg ges
felt. Nu6 oas Wtobeu fur Die Decoration
oes @ebauoes Der Srauenbe9Dr6e mirb in
etntgen Sagen fertig iein.
nngefabr ! bet WtOoele fit bos @ebGu6e
fur Sanontrtbl6aft itno i6on bergeiteQt.
Nn6 fir Die @%artenanlagen lit in letter
Wo6e Wandes geibeben. SGmereten fin6
ausgeitreut unO 8Gume eepflan3t mor6en;
man tit td9li6 bamit beiddftigt, basientae
Serratn oes IusiteIun9splabes, nel6es
BON ben 8auten ni6t beriibrt tpiSb, au Derz
i60nern uno 5u benz Dor3uberetten, mas es
wdbreno Der &usiteQune tperben ioQ, ranz
LID cine 9anol9aft, Die fi6 ben gra6tbauz
ten Der Ansiteaung plrDis anreibt.