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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
SUpREME COURT. New-York.-

~ I I X r. vi T. Z u Z N I, NtW- OIk'-
bJWIlliam X Hitchcock against Joseph y. Augur and
Hannah A his wife, and Nicholas w stuyyesant sum
mons for Relief Com. not ser To JOSEPH z AUGOh
and HANNAH A, his wife You are hereby summoned
and required 30 answer the complaint this acton, which
was filed the Office Of the Clerk Of the CITY and County of
NewYo the City Hall IN the CITY Of New-fork, ON
the I'D day Of June 1851 and b. copy OF your an
sW.r to the said complaint the subscriber at bs once
No Gl Wastreet. the said City within twenty days AZ
ter the service Of this exclusive 0 Tue d
of such service and II you M 10 answer the SAID compain
within the aforesaid. the plaintiff IN this action VIII
apply the Court for the relief denandedn the conph
DATED New York, juno 10, 1881 - -. -.
Ie25 iaw6n Wed X n BOVINE Plaintiff Attorney
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SUPREME COURT of the STATE Of

~ NEW-YORK Emily : Brydges against Francis X.
Sarr-Summons on Contract TO FRANCIS X. STARR,
Defendant You hereby required Ia answer the COM
plant tins action and copy of your
the CITY of NewYors. within twenty days after the
this exclusive of the day service and
also notIed that # lt the compliant.
the Plaintiff VIII then and there take Judgment for
tho sand hundred and seventy hve dollars with inter-
est specified the complaint which Will be this day
filed the Office OF the Clerk of the CITY and County of
New YCrk besides the costs Of this action dated. New
Nork, July y. 1851. ALBERT MATHEWS,
Y23 iaw3WW Plaintii Attorney u Wal st. :
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NREAT VALLEY ROUTE to

X r. A l. l. II NU . I II 10
~ WHITE MOUNTAINS BURLINGTON, OG-
DENSBURGH and MONTREAL, the whole distance
by RAIIROAD.-The opening Of the Vermont valley
Railruad completed the Ink IN the CONNECTICUT River
Line OF Railroads from New-York 10 81 Johnsblry also
forms a thorough connection with the Rutland Burlng-
ton and Vermont Central Vermont and Canada and Og-
den,buTgh Railroads. ,, ~
yer White River Junction. Windsor. Bellows Fails hnt-
land Burlington. Rouses Point, Osdensburgh and Mont
real can be- obtained the New York and New Haven
Railroad Station Ia Canal-st near Broadway.
Leave New-York at O'Clock NJ and 20 throuRn
10 St Jobnsburv Burlington the same day
Leave New York at o'clock NJ. stay over nlgh al
Springfield, and arrive next day. ., . &,
"a. lrrs
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P"'''"'' SAMUEL II DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
y2ilOt ISAAC wM SMITH,
NOTICE. Public

CORPORATION NOTICE - Public
notice is hereby gwen the owners. occu-
pant OF occupants all Houses and Lots improved or un-
improved Lands affected thereby that the following As
sesuens have completed the Assessors. aud
lodged III the Office of the Bureau of Assessments for
animation by all persons interested, For BUILDING
RTCEINING BASINS and CULN ERIS at the corner Of
EITVFNTH-AN and TWENTY NINTH ST The limits
embraced by such Assessmen; include all the several
Houses and Lots of ground Lots pieces and parcels
of Land situated both sides of Twenty -nInth-st be-
Tenth and Eleventh on the eastery side Of
EleVenth-ay between Tweuty-eghth and Thlrtieh sts
and On the westerly side OF Tenth beweet Twenty
ninth and ThIrteth SITS. All persons whose interests
are affected by the above named Assessments and who
ar, opposed the either of them, requested
to present their objections writing to the Undersigned
st their Office No Halls of Records within thirty days
from the date of this Office. Bureau of Assess
ments Street Department, July a, 1851
SAMUEL DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Assessors.
IVA lot ISAAC WN. SMITH.
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sEsr yEw-1OEk

- svsIlD., Eev-Yors Brown sHIPLEY 70 -
sg,oel< y G ROBERTS CO. - Kings A'"' '""'
I1pdsn Boulevard Hsntmartre Pafis II .,sxbt n, ths
After the lat Of ApnI seft, the rae y, Leds
.,o,s ssesmers from Liverpool viii bs mAten@ii' ''
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-

Ccelved until 9Th u August for erecting TWO rhv-
IL for Ward School No 20 Thirteenth ST near sIrth-
ay plans and specifications be seen at the scnoo
house from TIL 10 O'Clock AM. Proposals 70 be let VIA
j J. DOANE, At 200 West Eighteenth Sc
iy23 zw l.. L. BEADLE, sec'y 3D. Trustees
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DUBIJC ADMINISTRATORS OF

FICE, No Nassau -stree-Notlce Is hereby gwen. 70
the relatives and next Of kin Of BETSY NEWMAN,
Of the city Of NewYork, widow, deceased aud who
is alleged have died ntestate that the effects Of the saul
ntestae IN the hands of the Public Administrator will be
administered and disposed Of by hm according To law un
less the same be claimed by lawful executor ad
mnstraor the deceased by the 9Th day of August next
Dated, New-York. July 9. 1851
ly9 lawiwW JAS. s THAYER Public ADMINISTRATOR
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SALE.-The subscrib-

DECEINERS SALE.-Ihe subscrlb-
ers Receivers for the Creditors and Stockholders Of
the President and Managers II the NEW HOPE DELA-
WARE BRIDGE COMPANY, by virtue of Acts OF the
Legislatures of the States Of New Jersey and Pennsyiva
MIA will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION. at the Lamberyi!le
House Of Joseph j Aaronson IN the town of Lambert
Vile New-Jersey FRIDAY, nth day OF October next
between the hours of u and S. TO wit A. 3ocock IN the
afternoon Of SAID day all that certain Bridge across the
River Delawa are Abutmen Lots and Toll House aud Lot
all and ular the appurtenances thereto bslongng
and also all the chartered nights privileges aud franchises
OF the said Company.
The said Bridge good repaITthe timber, wood
work and piers beng perfectly sound.
For several past II has yielded clear income O
from So 500 per yeartha paying the interest
of $50 600 beside leaving surplus 20 keep the Bridge
good repair. -
Since the construction of the Beyidere Delaware Rail
road Iambevlle II Is confidently expected the income
will be increased.
A good ie 10 the SAID Bridge, and chartered rights
privileges and franchises will De For the particu-
lars of which those wishing 10 purchase referred 70 the
said Acts authorizing the subscribers 10 sell the same
ANY further information be had by inquiry of the sub
scrbers one of whom be found at their Office IN Lam
bcrve
Ten per cent Of the purchase money will be required on
the day of sale and the remainder by nstanenrs The
conditions be for purchasers and Will be made
known more detail the day of sale, previously, az
the request 0f those wishing to buyDaed July g. 31
John Il WAKEFIELD. p.oo,yo,.
ADAMS c DAVIS
PHINEAS JENkS,
jy3O iawl2wWed
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b29 Commissioner Of Repairs ami Supplies

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
u rogate Of the County Of New York. notice is hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims against MARIA ).
CAMMEYER late OF the CIty Of New York, deceased 20
present tht same with vouchers thereof TO the SUBSCRIBER
al his place OF business No 80 the City Of
New York before the rs day of February next
Dated New York. the 29th day of July. 1851
iy3O Iawesnwed' JOHN + CAMMEi Err, Executor.
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NiAIEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare 6a
~ - 1s-LsAye Sssien lslana-At 1ssio N n
M Pm Leave v-YoFk-Ats. a
SssaSl ~ *ersP.A nyS1
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SUPREME COURT. County of NEw-

-
~ Y0RK-CHRlSriAN :. DELAvAN against JOHN
HlMPHRlES-St mmonS for "a money demand on con-
tract To the above named Defendant Sir You
hereby summoned tie Complaint this action,
which will be fled the office o the Clerk Of the City and
County Of New York, the 18th DAY July. 1881. and
copy Of your answer at my ohce at number
u Beekmsa st New York City. within twenty days after
the hereof exclusive o the day Of such service and
ycu fa 10 the Compliant Aforesaid, the PLAIN
TIFF Will take Judgment for the sum ot One Hundred and
Twenty Dolais besides the Costs of tins action Dated.
New York, jolly rs. 1851.
j. A. STOUrENRURGH Plaintiffs Attorney.
The above mentioned Complaint was dolly hed IN kald
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

I i N toth III NuO AhAtt'i VI
~ the application OF the Mayor. Aldermen and Com
monaty Of the City Of New-YOrk, relative t. the EX
TENDING Of CANALSr, IN said city, IN STRAIT line
until II rntersects Walker ST. and the WIDENING OF
WALKER-Sr IN the said city the Northory side 80 as
10 form seventy five feet width to Rutgers ST.
and the throwing of the formed by the intersection Of
Center Orange, Walker. and Canal sts into the street
In pun suance Of rule order of the said Supreme Court
made on the 81 day Of June 1851 IN the above 0ed mat
Public Notice hereby given. that an application VIII
the said Court at special term thereof 70 De
held the City Hall OF the Cy of York. on SATUk
DAY the 10th day Of August next at the opening of the
Court that day thereafter counsel can be
heard for rule order that the Report heretofore made
In the sad matter by the Commissioners uf Estimate aud
appointed therein be referred back to the Conn
for Teyisal correction with tn recon
sder the subject matter OF the said report and 70 make
report H. IN their Judgment II shall he necessary and
expedlent for such other order the SAID Court
think proper to make IN the premises Dated New York.
July S6th 1851. HENRY 4. DAVIES Counsel TO the
Corporation. y30tAb
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t>OR SHREW SBURY, LONG
BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE. PORT WASHING
tvCl rvNl MoS MIS- and BROWNS DOCK. (MlddletOwn.l
sin5;aND nni5;aND DOtk. and RED BANK. The and
sAehSSy steamboat THOMAS HUNT. Capt A. IL Hagger-
Nv, s sWs Haven Pier. west Side pec>-sp East
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
SUPREME COURT-Citya and County o.

SNew-Yo -Horcucs OConnor aud James O'Con-
nor against George A. Williams. summons for money
demand contract (Com not sor) To GEORGE
A WILLIAMS You Rre hereby summoned and
required 10 answer the complaint m this acton which
WAS fled IN the Office of the Clerk of the City and
County of New York the City Hall the City of New
York the 20th day Of June INST and TO copy Of
yOuI the SAID complaint the subscriber, at his
Office. No Nassau-st. IN the CITY of NewYork. within
twenty days after the service OF this summons YOU,
elusive the day Of such service and you fa TO answer
the said complaint within the tine Aforesaid the plaintiffs
IN this action will take Judgment against You for the
of Nine Huclrcd and Fny Dollars and Fftysevcn cents,
with from the Eleventh day Of june thousand
eight hundred and one besides the costs o this action
Dated New YORK June u, 1851 DAVID HALL,
ie25 Iaw6wW Plaintiffs Attorney, Nassau-st.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
Il rra,e AZ the County If New York notice hereby
glyen to ali persons having claims against SAMUEL
BROOM late Of the CITY of NewOr!eans, LOUISIANA de-
cse IN nesent the same with vouchers thereof. - the
sUb>crber az the Office vi Kent Dawes ESqrs No 90
Walstreet IN the City Of New-fork, on or before the
Ter,b Ssv If November next Dated NewYork the sixth
day 0f May. 1891. "lNIhhor oAhGhNi,
lawtuMs EAtCutOf
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NOR HARTFORD.-Change of Days.
Il Passage 81 so; Enngrant Deck Passage sL-The
steamer HERO Captain j. II King will leave from East
River steamboat place, Peck slip, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, al
o'clock For further information inquire of the Captain On
board. or of SAXTON WEBB. ll2 South-st. V7u
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AOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO all
NOTICE to PERSONS TRADING to

! NHAYTI-The undersigned gives notice thar ne has
appointed the Commercial Agent Of Hayt. for New
ofs and that the laws of hayt require that vessels
1yng there from tins pert be provided With NaneSs Of
heir caEgoes certified by HIM. Office ~ Front st
ie27 raw2m HENRY DELAEIEID.
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toutes cs pettes rues,p pour devancer sa probe a Ia porte de Paris. point on Ia ron
tie seIGgnc DIES murs de Ia vile. ct on Sc tronvat III pode de gardes naLonaux,
commando c jonrla par lie jeune Verger. fills du procYrenr du roi; mas aaeaue
celenue qu'euaent employee les gems parts de la place &c rOic, lis Sc troavaient
en- trop petit nombre quand Bruno arrva. devanl 10 poac, pour opposer un obsta
Gle sereux q sa passage. Auzd, Sc cfoyaitil hors De dangsr' 'onane toutaeoup
il Sc tIouva Ell face dun groapc dhonmes armes dc shaches, de fuaIs ct de cara
bnes, commando par Pontn ct Roquefort, qi lie coueherent en- joue.
En- meme temps que les gardes naionaux arraterent "a yohore ct hi demande-
rent son passport, Bruno pTesenta lie sanf conduit de NJ &c Rivitre. NJ. Verger
apres FAVOR examine, inyoqua Particle dun nouyeaur fgement etdeelata Gull ne
IInnscrnt passerl e marechal, quautant d &C. saufcondut seat reyetu du pisa
ldu eommandant de la vile. Vanemcnt les aidesdecamp lui ffent observer que
la digmte DE- leur chef e dspenant de ceae formaie, en- usage tout an plus pour
|ds officers san Ioupes u pour dcs soldats qui voyagent soemcut. lis lul frent
remarquer Ia fouie qi grossssat dune maniere carayante. Chaqoe minute de re-
.tard rcndait ceae halle plus penthouse. M. Verger Sc .retrancha derHere c q"i
appelat a conssne ct envoya le sanfconduit a major Lambot eommandant mi
itare, ell dsant anx officers de Bruno. >s a#4E z8 .has1 #8#a#s 8H H
- Eli Mesieur, mnux que personnc vous devnez savoir qu'une consigne nc
Sc dscute pas. 4s8 sH..sss-4r#gs.. e .H##ast| sa .a.S es s#sasm
M. puy. marie dA ygnon, dgne vieiard IL chevcux bIancs, la figure douce
Ia yox conciiante, accompagna du sousprsfet, n. de Balzac, asefts tos deu,
de la dangereuse position du marechal, arriserent pour faciiter OF depart i
plus temps. l. euneute await eaate.a Magre les prieres de M. de Pay, e.
les injoncions de NJ. de Bazac, les positions flrent contdnts de ramencr les vol
dams la yiNc.H~s 4 s@t s sbA4sna.s@ xa 8sa3saas8 5at sI@aa5 #aaf15
lie chemin pour rcrcnir ! 4 place de roule est resseffe entire le qmi qpi bor
dc le Rhone It les murs d. rignon. Co trajet, parcourl al pas, au miieu dune
foulc rugisante qai tsenisrat de ses propres cN, ft marquee par les episodes les
plus odeux. On acoabla e marscLal dinsutes. s4a#S5 lH44st#a zHa Ill .a#aH
r. II nc iaut pas quill rentc q Ayiguon! crit les uns. s -s #a z.H. :.
- \ MGR Ie brigund +. Iaaassn! ,ocihrmt les aaHes.
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q 4 IA oe ar ds pans dc murs renyera, sur dos arbres abauus sur DIES maISons
irnccndi6es don't les eendrs fnnaicnt encore. lareaction sgalmhstc Ct rehg'cuse
a,at paas par Ia. f#.aAv.4 n Il .,a r,a., j. .Sa. !. r,,s., ,n
1i. Roya am atmte N msme temps caui Dc la pote. Get hotel est .iue a pu de
distance il auai du Rhsnc, SUI Ephcc dc rOu!e, q quclqucs pas DC Ia porte DC
20 non. rauds Ae ron changeait les cheyaux, lie marecha. qi Ia ut await
so,Fsrl de Ia hahur d@cendt pour 81 rafraichi. a peine queLlues minutes Sc
talent ecoulees au,un ACKNOWLEDGMENT se Iorma autour ds deux vonurs. M. Moin,
10 NITRO de- ihael. reconnaisant les figures sinisres de ex qul lie compsa1ent
en- parie. monta ausitot chez L narfcbaI {. l.i donna ann e! e f sasen g s ,spa1,af s ".
,eune homme appee S., yau de grhait de garde national, qi SC t'oasai asec
Iautres jenncs gems sur la porte do cafe 1du Midi, stu 9 TACT dc 'ho'chJe"H
nom dc Brupe i IN curoae DIES groupcs, en- ecnant Ii . a aszf
-Admirez done ayore ae assassin dc IL prlncesc Lambale !s#. Il, ~
rcur, lorsquc lc jeune ST. sinti ajouter' toujours n sadressant . "a II l louie, que y y
marschpl ne aahtaitie pays que pour allie rs g me'Aea q aee VI : aNSs' ~ !"
ORE et rcvenir ayec ellie pour chatter le Midi +. tE 8da.,g Az ,sGl a9.,,g
A cene pcrhde insnuaton, ds huses Sc trent entendrc, me'ees DC g terrible
,uu, 90 cri proycucal dexutation qi resume en- deux syIabes toutes esmena-
es, la ioulc q raa sur Ia vohre, dams laqaelc stat dHa monte le marschal
ee se prscpitasur les chevaux ct les detela. b4 aa ss#8s eI sax, ..H,4 8
lie nouyean p,siet de yaucluse, M. de Saini-Chamans, arrive pendant Ia der
neTe mutt 4 .ayignon, att Mi-sneme lose 4 rhdtel da Palai-RoyaL: Les aides
dscnmn de Bruno invoquerent son autorh6 on paryint a reatteEr les chevaux,
aai pardreat aa grand gaop ct fAnchrcnt saas obstacles les portes de Ia ylle'
: a .ayienon. CONNIE dams toues les sieiles cites, q rexceplon de qu4eaues
ruos larges ct bellies tccs que celes de ia Calade e. dc IA eaic.le' toutesN s Az ~,
.ros ecrtA roies T tortueuses.' En- meme temps que les >otures dn Hnrechal
.Tn,.n II place nqlr ra-4"r Il r,; du Easn': ia font" st.ai eianctc fF
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SCHOOLFEILOW.

Nous avons sous les vcux lie SchOpl
Eisl!ow Mogn-i"e dc Charleston, petit re-
cueil a rusage DIES ecoIcs, ct que nous
nous ferons TN plaisir dc. rccommander
aux parents, prtctptenrs ct pupi'lcs. lie
numero d'ayril cntr'autrcs SC fit di>tin-
guer par Ia varitte DIES articles, lie choiA
de ia matierc ct lie fni de impression.
Les hiStoricttcs ct contcs quill rel'tcr'nc
sont interessantS, bicn tcrits ct cmprcint>
dun parfum de jcuncssc: qui rapporte lc
@lcctcur aux temps ct aux Genes du Jeunc
age. Nou!cZ-yous assietcr lux mile jeuX
oui out iait yos deliccs a i'tcole ? voulcz
vous reposcr ,otre esprit sur IN pnysage
Gais ct <ouriant f.? prcncz lie SAooUNou;
ct yous trouycrcz Ia IN article govt de>
p~laisirs dc cette epoGuc rapide, t%oujours
regrct,te, ct sur i~ayuelIe nou aimons a
jctcr un regard dc souvenir.
announcement Il &C rccucil est dune
piastrc par an. Moyennant.cetlc fable
.ommc vous lcceNrez tous les mos un
charmant numtro, qui fornera a la fin
de rannec IN volume dc 400 pages cnNi-
ron, ct plus de 100 gravurcs fort intercs-
santos. Tous les ordres dcvront parve'
parvcnir cxempts dc frais a NM. Wal
kcr ct Richards, editcurs ct p'oprittaires
du S,hooLfNous.
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REVUE DE- LA LLE-0RtEANS.

Dscidemcnt Il, Nile Orleans va sortir
du somlncil lethargiquc on ellie etait
plongec drpuis dos aatnees, mais belas !
ellie ne s'est reveiIl5c 4u'au fracas de Sd
prosperite ~tcroulee, dc o commerce
%anslnti. C'cst toute ulic nouvcl!c posi-
ton d congueIir, tout un edillcc RUNE
au'i lui rcstc i remettrc d neuf; ct nous
lui rendrons cette justice l'enormite de
Ia taclie ne Ia pas decouragee. Ellie volt
rubimc, en- mcsurc toutes Ia %profondcur.
ct pulse dams IL d;ficuiie de la combler
une energic qui decuple scs forces. Lex
~pericnce, Iui viendra encore Ell aide; car
il flnt ayoucr que lc nsgociant d'Orleans
est bien Ell arrierc de ses Confreres des
autres yil!es Commercials de l'Ameriquc.
lnferieur en- habilite, en- c%apitaux, en- ini-
%tiatiyc, il ma pas compris, on n,avait pas
youlu comprendrc que l'association est le
~lcyier puissant qni brise on ecarte les
ecueils dc Ia 70 tic, que rassociation est
lie symbolic dc la garaDtie publiquc, la
source du credit, Ct dc la conliance gene
rale, qu'cn un mot %l'union est Ia force, ct
hors de Ia il ne peut cxister que me
complies ct maihems. La NIle-Orleans
cntre donc dams cctte vote regeneratricc I:
ellie a fait IN appel i tous ses elements
de vic, ct tous y ont repondu. lie COM
mercc ii tendu Ia main a l'agriculture, la
finance a l'indus!ric, ct tols reunis lis wont
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yertus dun candidat qui ne posssde que
des vices; tandis que dun a,tre part. on
rcstc dams rombre, lorsque Ic candidat
Sc rccommande aSsez par Iui-meme. Pour
nous nous n'avons qu'un conseiI ii don
ner a nos adversaires +: no.ls verrions
ave. plai,ir Ia canditature dc NJ. Clay,
parre ~qu'clle donnerait a la democratic
%l'occasion dun triomphe assure, ct que
lie r~esultat briscrait a jamais cette ietlche
v%crmouIuc, dcvant 1aquellc le "hIglsme
s'inclinc dcpujs trop !ongtemps.
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NhP0LE0NV!I Lt.

AnnErEz LIE MAnnoS -! Thomas
Checvers, lc gallant paladin, 9li pour
les bcaux yeux de sd cousine, s'amusa, il
y.a quelques tcInps,a crcvcr ccux de son
ami james Daily, Scheeyers le protege
da juge Randall, lc ~pen.ionna'rc DC NJ
Caller. Chccvcrs nest plus -. en- Fri
son ! Je yous cntcnis dtja jetcr DIES
ordinations d perte Dc vue, exPrimer
yotrc etonnemcnt, ct CONNIE Thomas
{non pas lie Cheeyers, mais l'ap6tre), vous
courez il Ia prison yous assnrer de rexac-
titude du fait. Bon Dieu jc consiens
ayec ,ous que celia detruit tout lie systemic
dc morale en- prati4nc depuis dcs siec!e.;
settc fuitc biiTe CONNIE un trait de plume
&c que les ~philantropes nous ont inealque
sous lie nom ponpcux dc gratitude ct dc
reconnaissance, etc. etc. Cheevers yons
en- dome IN exenple fraPpant. 5r
Que lui m%anqnait-il done parmi nous!
On lui await fourni Ia Paix ct le silence
sui convenient . sa misantropie; on lui
await menage contre les chaleurs dc la
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Au Rhsne Eau Rhone Zaon !zaou !hurlaitt ia mase. !. Il e..
.4rrWee sur la place, ceHef onIe, -ivre dc vengeance, Sc precIrdta rom"e W"
avalanche sal la voitare do marechal. En- un instant, les traits DIES cheva'x h""
|coupes.B Bruno init pied d terre, ct, proegt par BaptsH. qn cherchaita ln hT v"
rempars lie son corps, il Sc dnigea d grands pas verst fhoteldu Pahs-RoyaI Ds
|ce court traet, t's deux f,lirent atre Iapidts. Tn Aomme je""e ct "so" aam
sapprocha brusquement do marechal ct li portaF IN coup de Pong au Ns *
gu. n'aueignit que son chapeaup ct e fit tonfher. Bapittc le amnssa ct &c '"
aux mains de Bruno e n hi dnant dune yox peinc dangohse p
= Pour Ianour dc Dieu! monseigncur nc quittcz pas mon bras; liz u" ~"
ront IA aheindre. - #8EE@as rF # &H II H##### -;
Enfn Fun ct laure, apres avoir essye touhs sortcs dontrages. par'"raM,ss
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