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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-20

work to be done that needs doing
urgently. 1t may not make as much
sensation as this crusade. 1t may not
be as big a political boom for the Re-
publican party. But for the boys and
young men of this community who
are in danger OF going astray, it will
be ten times as beneficial to get the
petty gambling and the small, low
groggeries and haunts of vice sup
pressed.
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One OF the loveliest of natures gifts
to woman is beautiful complexion /;
but when a young woman goes to
work to improve upon nature by the
use of paints and powders she has
made a mistake.
During the Mardi Gras time, when
the ears were crowded 10 their utmost
by pleasure seekers and utterly worn
out people. a Young lady was swing
ing on the strap whose complexion
was all aglow, her cheeks most ex-
auisitely tinted, her chin and forehead
white and fair. It did look lovely.
but a very practical gentleman in the
u was overheard to say to another,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-20
The wiie's Name.

Time was when ladies desired moth
ing better than to be rid of the name
which they had inherited But all
things are topsy-turvy now, and the
custom of women taking their hus-
bands name is undergoing consider
able notifications. Miss Arabella
Stuart, when sine marries Mr.. Tulking-
horne becomes Mrs. Stuart Tulking-
horne; when Mr.. Malaprop leads Miss
Darlington to the altar, she becomes
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures 1t is very
pretty and very independent, but one
is puzzled about the daughters and
what will happen to their names
when the custom becomes common
If ever it does become common.
Miss Darlington Malaprop. married to
Young Mr.. Stuart-Tulkinghorne,
would be Mrs. Partington-Malaprop-
observation-disclosures, which would be
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-20
cHANcERy OF NEW JERSEY.

To DARWIN S. DoLBzAR-By virtue or an order OF
the Court Of Chaneofy OF New Jersey made on the
day Of the date hereof In q cause wherein the Jer-
sey City Building aud Loan Association is com
plain ant and you and another are defsnd ants. you
are REQUIRED 70 appear, plead or answer 70 the com.
nay next. or the said bill will be taken a. con
fessed against you
1hs said bill l. hled TO f~oreclose a certain mort
gage given by you. said Darwin S. Dolbear, to the
said complainant. dated october sth. 1853. on lands
In jersey city. Hudson counly, New Jersey
And you, said Darwin ). Dolbear. are made de-
PENDANT. because you are the own er Of said mort
gagged prem1se3- r. b Sc
Solicitor OF complainant,
Dated March 18th. 1sJ- S42O
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II. T. Jacobs Hoboken Theatre.
Charles L. Davis will make his farewell
appearance at Ii. r Jacobs Hoboken
Theatre tonight in alvin Joslin," the
play that has made millions laugh. He
appears for three nights only and Wedues-
day matinee. On Thursday Matte Wick
ers will appear.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-20

Architect Geiie Of this city has had adopted
his plans for the new City Han at Long Branch.
Arthur d. Loud. tho organizer and president
OF the Jersey City Amateur Bowling League
met with q sad a~fiiction this morning 10 the sud
den death OF his estimable wife. He has the
sYmpathy Of a large circle OF friends.
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TN oHANcEAY OF Nav JERSEY.

10 Charles C. Pape
By virtue OF an order OF the Court OF Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey made on the day or
tho date hereof, in q GAUGE wherein John NJ.
ktllen IS complainant. and you and others are de
PENDANTS. you are required to aD pear. ana plead,
demur or answer to the complafnant's bill on o.
before the twenty -seventh day OF MAJ next or tn
The said bill is filed for the partition OF certain
land in Jersey City, New Jersey. whereof Martin
KIlien died 2elzeo.
And you. Charles c. PGpe. are made defendants
be cause you are the husband OF Mary Pspa. who
ow Us an undivided sixth part OF said lands.
WALLIS. EDWARDS 4 BUMSfED.
Solicitors OF Complainant
No. ] Exc hange Place.
Jersey City.
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Dated March "a rai ISL. ' jersey VI
~ CHANcERY or NEW JERsEY.


To Charles s. Sutherland. Jane +. Sutherland.
John Nelson RapD. Frances Graul, Theresa Rapp.
William Graul. Florence Murphy, Lydia Marion
Graul. frances Graul. William ]. Graul ana Mary
A. Graul-
b virtue OF an order OF the Court OF chancery OF
New Jersey, made on the day or tbs date hereof, In
acanse wherein William y. Ed wards and Lizzie
r. Edwards. his wife. are complainents. and you
and others are defendants. you are required 70 ap-
pear and plead, d9mur or answer to the complain
ants bill. on or before the sixth day OF May next
or the said bill VIII be taken as confessed against
you.
This said bid Is filed Tor partition OF certain land
in Jersey City. Hudson county, New Jersey, OF
which Daniel Keenan, died seized.
And you. Charles ). sutherland, Jonn Nelson
Papp. Frances 0raul, William j. Graul. Frances
Grsal. Florence Murphy. LYDIA Marion Graul ana
Mary A. Graul, age made defendants because you
are each one OF the tenants in common OF Tor have
a vesred remainder In said lands.
and you, William Graul are made defendant be-
cause as TIE husband OF Frances Graui you may
claim some interest In said lands.
Ana you. Jane Il. Sutherland and Theresa Repp.
are made defendants because your husbands have
an interestin said land. and by reason thereof you
claim a right OF dover therein
Dated March 5, 1891.
P. N~ORTHRoP,
Solicitor OF Complainant.
No. Exchange Place.
$50 jersey City. n. ].
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NoTIcE-ALL TIE OF SCRIP or
- certificates OF SO OK and other claims against
s.. Johns Father Matthew Total a bstinenee Benes-
olent society o. Jersey City are re quested to pre-
seat the same sor pasment OF. settlement within
three months from naie, on Monday eyenfn rs OF
each weeK. a. ST. Joans hall. 10 4s gregory
street JOHN OXLEY.
Y. +. LF. Secrstary.
Jersey City, AprnA 1891
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as the young lady stepped lightly
from the step to the ground as the
cur stopped at her corner, There
goes O pretty girl If you're a good
judge of paintings"
No man or woman blames any girl
for using oil the simple measures in
her power for the Identification of
her face and form. IL is M OF the
cardinal principles Of a woman's nat
ure to try to make herself as pretty as
she can-pretty in her W eyes and
pretty in the eyes OF others-but no
matter how d~exterously or artistically
the dainty rouge may be applied. its
presence is telltale; and no matter
how fair she may otherwise be, the
girl has lost every charm to the SEN
sible and worldly wise when the YER
dict "she is painted" is decided upon
her.
Have your athletic exercises. your
regular course of training at the gym
nasium. your massage and your Turk
ish bath. but for mercy's sake don't
have your paint pots ready for every
day use. Banish them from your
dressing table, and in their stead
make vigorous use OF water, fresh and
wholesome, and the pure, crisp air
and early morning sunshine .-Netc
Orleans Times-DemocrGt.
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Highest of all in Leavcning Pcver-Latest U. S Govt Report
R@a "a! B BsMds'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE

worse than the Brydges-C handos-
Temple ugent-G renviIle of the late
Duke of Buckingham. But there
need be no such difficulty. In Bel
GUM, where every married man takes
his wife's name after his own, the
children are known las he himself is),
by the paternal name only. There is
something to be said for the custom
from the genealogist's point of view,
but the modern woman does not care
about genealogy. She wants to as
sert herself. -L0ndon Queen.
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OF SETTLEMENT.

executor OF krancls Zemmett de-
ceased viii % audited aud stated oy the Surrogate
nenf on saturday. the ID day Of May next.
Dated February u. A. y. 1871
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-20
A Wise WAY OF Teaching Manners.

A Wise Way OF Teaching Manners.
Your wise mother does not expect
perfection in a day, and so, according
to Harper's BazGr, she does not begin
with exhaustive attention to the
minutie of etiquette, knowing that
way lies the danger of making her
boys prigs and her girls self-conscious
society misses before they are in their
teens. She lays down as the laws of
her household the broad principles of
respect for elders. reverence for
women, kindliness for all; and she
permeates the home atmosphere
with the finest conceptions of the
Difference and sympathy due from
soul to soul. Her children very early
delight to place a chair for grand
mother and to save father steps. They
learn to be proud of that restraint
which enables them to keep self in the
background, and to defer to brother
and sister. 1t never enters their
heads that servants are less worthy of
respect than other people. They are
unabashed in the presence of wealth
and power as they are tender toward
suffering and poverty. When she
teaches them from time to time her
code of manners-and she is careful to
perfect il according TO her best judg-
ment-she teaches it for home use, and
it becomes fixed by becoming natural.
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for printing tne volume of Laws passed at Tho
session Of Esi, and the Journal OF the Senate of the
saia session.
specifications OF the said work viii be ready for
examination, az this Office. en- and after April ssh
WILLIAM c. HEPPESHE1MER.
Cam frollar
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OF NEW JERSEY.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
TRENTON. April sth. 1891.
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MEETINGS.

~ o I'll H.
The Annual Meeting of the stock holders Of tns
JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE COMPANY
Of JERsEY CITY. N. J.. VIII be hell
APRIL GOTH, 8 0 AT TWO r. NJ.
at their office at the works. at which meeting seven
jon A WALKER.
Secretary.
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MAGUTRE.-On Saturday. April IS. 1891. at the
residence OF her brother-in law. Leonard c.
Ciossey. 5e Jersey Avenue. Mary q. beloved
daughter of Ellsu an 1 tn e late Nelson Mcguire.
Intern mt al Waterloo. seneca County \. A-on
Tue sday morning.
LoUD-suddenly. this morning. at her home, No
yV5& Wayne street. Annie Miller, beloved wife
of Arthur u. Load.
Notice OF funeral hereaft er.
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Sealed proposals viii be received at this ONCE
until twelve O'Clock noon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-20
The Art of Leaving Guests Alone.

The Art of Leaving Guests Alone.
81 would enjoy visiting Mrs. A. IL
she would make less effort to enter
tain me,n was the remark of a rather
but extremely attractive and
pretty woman, after a two weeks stay
at her friends house. Mrs. A. would
be a model hostess if she only under
stood the art of letting her guests
alone. Her mistakes come from a de-
sire to see everyone happy, and so
anxious is she, that / have sometimes
beeh made nervous to distraction.
Very few woInen are expert in enter
tanning, and fewer are sufficiently
versed in the ways of human nature
to realize that there are persons to
whom quiet and the absence of fussi-
ness are akin to Paradise.
''Of course, there are a few shallow
Drained people in the world who have
no In themselves. and who
are as dependent on the hostess for
amusement as they are for their din
uers, bat they are in the minority, and
in the best managed households their
absence is q notable feature of the
season. Ladies whose houses are full
of guests cannot spare time from their
other duties to see that ever moment
is filed in with some entertainment,
and the visitor must amuse herself a
portion of the time at least. / shall
always remember q visit | made some
years ago. 1t was an ideal season.
The family consisted of the host and
hostess, their grown up daughters,
two sons and a couple of younger
children. The family was not very
wealthy, merely in comfortable
circumstances; but the house was
large. roomy and fairly well arranged.
There were on the main floor several
large rooms fitted up in quaint but
rather luxurious fashion; that is, lux
urious in a restful and comforting,
rather than costly style. Everything
was good of its kind, and there were
books, musical instruments, pictures,
portfolios of photographs. cabinets Of
curio of various sorts, and, above all,
quiet c~urtained or screened corners
with footstool, chair and desk, or
bookshelf on brackets.
There were writing materials, pen
ellis and pads, and blotters were not
forgotten. At evening time there
were lights in these hooks, which one
might turn up for a few moments
reading, or down for a bit of indul-
gence in the most delightful of all
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. There
were half a dozen guests; and, really,
there were days when one might won
der If there were anyone in the house
at all. so quiet was it. We were left
to ourselves a great deal, because we
were able to provide our own enter
tainment.
Il sometimes think that I would as
have my hostess try to feed me
my meals with a spoon as to labor so
persistently to fill my brains and time
with ideas and suggestions ."-NeW
York Ledger. a
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SHORTHAND AND YYPEWRIrIHa SITUATIONS

VIOLIN INSTRUCTION GIVEN AT THE RESI-
' dence Of pupil IS per term. address
-Violin." Jersey City News once.
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Dated March 20. 1881
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Ratk far Wsatierl

Dor tiber 50Sabren idon tpurbe Mfs.
WinsloD's Soothing 5nrup BON Mfils
lioneu bon NttterE bein 3abnen Der
4inber angelrenbet. Wirt Gu i'm
S6lafe bur9 bas SAreien eines Ginbes
sefbrt, bas i'm 3ahneu TT uub Dor
S6meraen tuetnts Wena 70, lafe fpfprt
eiIe Slof@e bon sNtrs. Mtnslotp's SOP.
thing GprIp" aoltu. Geir @ertb ii un.
besablbar. &c miro benz tleinen 2eibeu.
ben iOfOrt 2iubetung berf6afen. Ser.
laBt @u9 batau6 Mitter, es lit tein
3tpeifel Sorhbsr. IS BELT 9pientern
uub 9iarrboe. regulirt ben Ma9en unS
bic Hiereu. beIeitist Wino ScIit, cts
msidt ben @aumen, oetbinbert @ntshn.
ouns unO ftdrtt bas sanse Spleen.
rNtrs. @ins!otrs Soothing Sprups
fir 5abnenbe 9inber 1T oneenebm tn
@eiGmad unb bas &e3ept fammt BON
einem Der 5eften meibliGen Icrate In
ben Der. Siaateu. @s 1T bel allen
Orugsiften in ber ganaen Welt AT boz
ben. preis Is Gts. per Glafde.
Rauft ni9ts anheres als Mrs. Mias.
Ions @ootbing Syrup.
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9aS @ebirasiauaerfeH.

6reitag, 9amstag unb 6onutag bies
Ter Wo6e uirb es in Comfort bod Der.
geben, benr Der @ebirgs1dnaerbunb
feiert bor.feIbf iein aebutes SdngerfeH.
Weun R@ bic Spmpatbien Der Gtdbter
fur unier wefteranif9es Gebirge unb
beien 8euobner BET irgenb elmer @ele=
genbeit b~eIonbers ofenbart baben, 10
NOR es tets bel ber 6eier zines Gdns
gerfefes, neil man tpuBte, BOB elm
frees, lebensfrobes unb gematbIiGes
W6lf6en 3uiammentam. So tpirb es
aud biesmal In Comfort fein, benz Gis
uabrer Greibeit unb FROZEN 2ebeusmus
Ties. 9as Geftomite bat ale e6pie.
rigteiten, tpel@e f6 alhberaG bel 8ers
a~nifaltung zines Geftes barbieten, aIid.
LID tiberwunosu; es III fur Naes be.
Hens Gorge getragen unb bas iSeff
fam, 10 su fasen, ieben auscnblid in
Scene geben. gu tpiinf9en tudre, bos
cine re9t 3ablrei9e 8etbeiliauua om
Gefe fiattHnoet unb mir boffen, baB
San Mntonio elm reGt ftartes @ontins
gent BON @difen feleH miro.
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@einnbbeit 1T Mei9tbmtt1

Or. g. q. &eis Aerren- uab @ebirns aur tit eth
sarantirtes fveetfi9sS 9~eiIntttel fur 9pferte, 4rdms
pie, nerpefe Msnralsta, 3cpfi@mertenr nerrb5e tlebers
zetBang une MbfpnnnunS, peruriumt bus@ ben ibers
mdbisen @enub BON NIfphpI pber Tabat GdIaflcfss
tett, RtebetsefAlaseubett unb @ebirneripeihnns, BIZ
tn mahnfinn ausartet unb angemetne8 GIenb, Sie&s
tbum unb Fob berbei5abrt. sc TT aud Elm Seilmittel
ppenB Bet beiben @efHle&tern, Gpermdfrrrbneu, Sers
nr5a9t bur6 sstftge neteranirensnns pber bur6
Susenbfduben. Se6e S@a@tei entbdlf bic anr FIJI
stnen Menat. $l.o0 bic S&detel, ober 8 e4a4teIu
2gir sarontireu, bab 6 G@aGteln ieben Eau tetIer
perhen: Mett ieber @efenuns fir 8 S@adteIn, bic BEL
ans NIT benz preiie e~tnIduft, 5eubeu irtr benz 8eienei
uuferen i9rtftlt9en Gdrdntte : S@etn, bab MIR bal
Sch auyddi@tden, penu has laittei tetne Setihns Be-
ntrtt. Grl4e S4etue irerbeu nur a~usSefeut pom
Gttp Drng Stcre (Gtubtse Ggenten) Rp. 8 @af
Gomfneyct Street, can Gntpnfr, TeIa8.
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MQerlei.

SIN Santa &oia 9ospitaI ftarb
SRI. Caroline GengerIe bon MepersDiue
on Der 56winbiu4t.
uniere beimiIden Hegenma6er
tuerben ibre grperimente aur @r3eugung
zines &eeenfales gu Infaug tommens
Der Wo9e beginner t6nnen. Sic lauz
fenoe Wo6e wiro our Nnfertigung Der
8auons &c. benubt tDeroen.
Or. Nlfreop Maltber BON 8iQa
Serbo befanb i6 einige Sage in Der
Staot. @r unternimmt nit ieiner So
milie cine &eiie nod Der beimatbli9en
S9mei3.
Vim @amifae Na6mittag tuurbe
bic 2eidJe Der ~12idbrisen So9ter bes
an Der &oRQo mobaenben 6armers 8.
SittIe our Stabt ge6ra6t. Sic fletz
terte, cine Puppe In Der einen, cine
eGeere in ber anberen 0anb, i'm
@ornffaue lumber. feel unb bic e6eere
brang ihr in ben Gals. Mn BET Munoe
berblutete fe.
= 9ie Tirma g6upirtb & 6utmaz
der in Slmos, @uabaIoupe GountD,
bat falirt.
Ser BANTER Wright bat bic Son;
trattoren Braben & MnberIon unb bes
rem gdrsea 5. @ambeu, 5. q. Miisge,
Geo. SaibieI uub Wm. @tmmaag auf
$4,000 berflast, neil fie bas tontraft,
ltd tbernommene @ebdube ntGt bols
lenbeten unb ba0urm Mehrunfpfteu
entfanben.
= 9eute Mittag sesen IL ubr NUTS
De bic GeuertDebr bur6 ben alarm mad
Der 2ebacea=s traBe gerufen, mo Elm
UNDERGRADUATES Geuer aussebro9en mar,
bas raid gel6i9t murbe, ebe uennens.
mertber S9aben engeri9tet mar. Ser
SampfipriBe No. 2 paifrte auf benz
Wege nod Der Branbftdtte has unglid,
baB fie tn ber 5tb sNlamoftraBe beim
2reuaen bes StraBsnbabngeleiies elm
Stab brad, pobur6 bic Mai6ine nm.
tiirste unb tart beibdbigt tpurbe.
Der farbige Metbobiften . pre6is
ger Sas. s. 9olmes wuroe bonn &es
corDer uesen unmotibirten S6ieBens
CUR Na9t5eit 3u elmer @elbnrafe bon
$25 D%erurtbeilt. Set einmal Elm
8ranbfiftungs > geriu@ sesen feline
Stride unternommen nurbe, lit er rein
aus benz Sdusden unb idieBt Na6ts
bel benz ~geringften @erduide unb auf
ieben S@atten. So bic @i6erbeit Der
Na@bari6aft babur6 ni9t eerabe er,
b6ht tuirb, bat Der &etorber f9 peran'
laBt geieben, benz fdubbereiten Gebe=
renb einen fleiaen Senf3ettel su ers
tbeilen.
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Sem aeebrteu 8ablituut

bic san3 ergebene Inaeige, baB nj,
bur9 unieren neuen Santmaeen In ben
Staub geiebt fnb, 2ampen : Del unb
@afoline unferen &unoen ins Qaus au
liefern unb bort Dor5umeHen. 8aios
lines unb Selfannet NIT 2rabn fibri
ber Wagen TETS nit unb f5nne1 ben
geebrten 2unben auf 8erlangen aur
Senubung iiberlaHen tperoen. I'm &c.
neigten 3uipru6 blttet bic
Miffton Oil Co..
(Snbdber 5. %. u. Grpmberg.)
IL u. IlamofraBe. Selepbon 543.
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SER 0ref5el an Der Mrbeit,


giuer freunbli6en ginIabuns bee
6errn 6arrp DreHel. bes seniaIen De,
toratiousmalers aus Nem Orleans, Der
bic fitnflerii9e Musitaffiruns Der 1e
Waseu fir ben um3us an rDeutiGsn
Sage" ibernommen bat, GoIge leiftsnb.
tattete Elm 8ertreter Der nGreien preHe"
BEN grDBea S6uppen on Der @de Dor
WontereDs unb GeonetraBe einen 8elud
ab, In meldem bteie Nusf9mtdungs.
Wrbeiten bDrgenommeu merben.
8etritt man ben groBen Haunl, In
meI1em 9err DrefeI nit ieinem @tabe
bon @ebhIfen unb GebhIftnnen BON
frhb bis ipdt emiig tgdtis if, bonn
glaubt man firs erfe In Elm unentpi,r.
bares Chaos BON Gertten, Wageu,
@bpsfsrmen, pappbedeIn, RIei5fer.
uno Garbeui6pfen, @olbs unb Gilber.
fittern unb @aae' Glhgeln gu gera.
then, alein uenu man fi1 Der Sub.
rung bes 9errnD renel arbertraut baum
finbet man balb, 5aB biefem Chaos Elm
wOblbur@ba6tes Gpftem 3u @runbt
liegt unb baB H9 aus bemfelben In noe,
nigeu WoGen eiue impoiante bunts
Welt enttptdeln tpirb, tpeIGe bic far.
benprd6iise beuti6e 9eIbert . Sage in
tiinftleriid boaenbeten gruppeu an
unierem Nuge borlberfhbren fou.
Wenn borbiu 5err 0reHeI elm 9etos
ratious ma!er genannt tDurbe, 70 mar
bas eigentli6 intorrett, benr Ia Wtrt.
li9feit umfaBt bas Gebiet bieies 9eto,
rateurs aud bic olafii9e Stunt beg
8ilbbauers.
Wdbrenb es aber benz BiIbbauer ber.
g6nut lit, fein @ppsmobel In Marmor
ober gr5 gu beremigen. begniist fG
0err DreKel bamit, ieine nit uuglaub,
li9er Gemanbtbeit, bic aber trobbem
ni6t bic NecurateHe unb bic Jormen.
f66nbeit permiKen IdBt, bergetelten
@ppssM obele - bon @reifen, BaRlis,
ten, Sraden, 2obpIben, gngeIn, Seu.
feIu unb fonfiisen Geftalten ber pban,
taRerei6en Sagen=D elt-in.. papp.
bedeIn plaaif6 gu geitalten. Man
muB 3ugeieben baben, ME bier aus bic.
fem tuenig prunfDollen MoteriaI, mil
Ollie bon Babel unb 3wirn, RIeifer,
Garbe unb8 ersolbuug-bie bhbf@efen,
gefdligfen un6 anipre1enbfen Giguren
entffeben, uln cine foIde on 0ererei
greu3enoe 4unffertigteit fhr m6gliG
gu balten.
SIN @ia5elnen lit amar f6on bel fer<
tiggefeat, ober bon ben g1naen Grub
pen lit eigentli@ erf cine Der 8ouen.
bung nobe eebraGt worben. IS III
bas bic @oloRal > @efalt bes .9ater.
Hbeln@, bic ben IeBten Der Wagen
i&miifen tDirb. 6err DrefeI bat bic
goloHaI : Jigur, Die in aufgeridteter
Stelung bic 96be zines 5tpeif6diaeu
Qaufes bdben tpirbe, in einaeIr1en
Stitden bon Rem Orleans mitgebrani
tub He bier MUIR 3ufammengefebt.
Wir uerben i'm 2aufe Der n6Hfen
Mo6en, tuenn bic Nrbeiten erH eftuas
tueiter borgeridt Rnb, BET Wertfatt
beg f@Dpferif@en Meifer 9reKel einen
tueiteren Befu@ abfatten unb bofen
ban1, nnieren 2efern einen eingebeus
beren Bid In bieie farbeupr6dtiqe
S@etn'Welt beri@afen gu f6nnen.
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ng Wenn sSemanb fem uno gu on.
nebmbarem preiie fpeiien min, 70 sebe
ct gum WifiiOns.8arten. Die
Serren Nbeiner & @aaI, Bef5er ties
leg @tobliRements, tolteu barauf, lire
Gafte tets oOltommen aufrieben 3u itels
len. Nae iaiionmdBisen SeIitatefen,
Aufern, Wiio, Slide, @efltieel &C. inb
bort in Der o%elifatefien 3ubsreitung ale
3eit gu baben. Mablaeiten tperben auf
Wunf9 in bic Wpbuungen her Runbea
gefanot. Mud bietet be, NIT Der
@peiieDirtbi9a berbunbene 8ar>
o bic beiten @etrdnfe, tets fril6es
Uier nnb feline 2iquhre uub Weine.
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entpideln, Dor jesli6er anifedans, b. s. Dor Der @irs
flung Der betr. MaiaSmsn, fahst. Darnber finb BITE
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auf unierem Continent, %icnbern aud nnter ben TrD=
unD betmtddtaften au~5treten, lit bteie unpcrslet4ltds
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b6&ften @nieben. Dp8pepiie, 8%tltpftdt, Geritp=
onrds bas 9ttterS srinbItd turirt.