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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
s futIlet0n.
Sommermorgtn.

am Morsert tuedt ber @lods Son,
SIM @alb bic gSslein 'nseu
Die iunee Sonue nabet f@on,
Der Sag berauf3ubrtnsen.
. Morsenbau&, 10 trif@ une rein,
Did atbu,en ale 8lumeu rim!
Der Brunner. raui@t vcQ Q%ebeusiaft
Der M6ber pebt bas eifen,
Gie Scribe fnet nit neuer Rraft
Sn dtberblauen Rretfen
limb mid erereift IS fanft unb fiQ,
Sd peib ni9t pas Is perben pta.
Die @elt 10 ero6 unb i'd 70 Helm
Mein Morgen Idueit poriber!
Sd tpfte 70 besladt 3u fsin,
Nun tpirb es thinner trabet.
Der iunsen Sage 2eu3eselid
Brinet uas fein CONNER nasbr surad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
CAN,DI.N ANNEXATION.

Several hundred French Canadians assembled
al Masonic Hall Ia Tlroeuthst last evening 'olsen to
address by Prof George Bachelors, fayoring anucsa
ton OF Canada 60 the United States uo began 10y nd
eating the former French possessions on maps OF the
United States and North America, ana stated that tho
urtllhy OF the CauadIs Intimately bound up with
mat OF Tie American Union Only the fear 81 losing
lnef mother tongue and their religion, by being entirely
Inscribed by their ambitious neighbour, prevents the
hoh canadians from stepping over the border AT once
anu demanding annexation. There are than
iOpU French Canadians in the provinces. aud an equal
,ntheI nave emigrated 10 the United states The
,ariai nhue an earnest appeal 30 fIenchmcn, Louis
T helganH, and swiss, Who taken altogether, form
o., @ population Of 100000 ~ assist IN the scheme
at Ihr occasion being also tho Anniversary
Ire M "l"h ot 1913, patriotic addresses Wtro d,lV-
~. giiI ~ hu-eh", AMI McHHrs. tuhrt amt hruult on
a.. ,.'i.4 m'I'HI grand Fsmtu.ALCIt.I. a&l4Uusti,
80" va. ''h' piA,vr, Ayylly A.iL w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
BONARD'S REQUEST.
cIRD FROM MR.. BERGiL
" n-sA q. a.

,titor Of The tribune
cn Having seen numerous sehsa'io""' ~
%" = .rtIcles In the newspapers relating W ''o
TO-, MS Ronard the undersigned deems IL n''"Pio
iA'o ,,,o "a correct them. Although the ueoesSed
~" .,ans habits were very economical, 10 was ho'
- nor did ne live In the squalor ana Wretchedncs'
i.,',od "a him. His apartment was In large modern
- bouso situated in Woosterst, ana was cieah'
.,,. modestly furnished. lie was temperate 10 'he
,roo of never having drank glass OF liquor, III no
,,arned me on his death-bed, and although not pro-
,iro tho faith OF any sect he nevertheless, AZ he de-
Jared chad q religion Of his own based upon justice
and humanity" He and never met, nor had any COM
,nunieaton until about week before his death. Be
eyng that his end approaching he sent for me- but
7 was out OF town at the time; and being 80 informed
reested that his attorney might be sent for to make
his will. This was accordingly done. on my return
went TO see him, ana with inlnd thguiatlS Se anu
entertained the Society for the Prevention OF 'rncy
10 Animals and its President, although personally I'M
known TO him. He then said that he had bequeathed all
his property that institution, as there was no cause
which So entirely possessed his sympathy as the one u
represents He died and is buried, and believing that
along with his wealth he also bedueathed 10 the society
his memory and the duty OF protecting his name from
wrongful calumniOus aspersiOns, IL earnestly TO
anested Of the public 70 disregard the e1trayagant
rumors which have been uttered through the press
earned gains, to the profit OF creatures which can
neither thank even recognize their Dehciactor, ~
surely incapable OF the meanness which mas been u-
justly attributed TO hun. Yours, respectfully, ~,
HENRY BEBGH, Prcst
No. 696 Broadrdy. Feb. "a, 1871.
The Will was deposited yesterday for probate In the
Surrogaes Court by his counsel John c. Boyd together
with the petition Of A. II. Campbell aud Mr. Bere, the
executors The heirs and next OF Kin arc TO he apr"d
Of the testator's death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
WO,IAN'S FREEDOM.

William K. Martin lectured last night, IN the
Chapel OF the University OF NewYork, on tho "Clyi
Rights Of Women and took pretty strong ground IN
favor OF granting wOmans demands. The strong point
said he which will move the hearts Of the people OF this
country will be the justice Of the demand for il will be
demand for Justice or else for freedom That Is the
very burden Of the cry today II every man In the state
fully performed mans duty and mans work for him.
self and those dependent him, or those whom lie
ought to maintain, then the order of the family would be
kept up and woman would not he called upon for any
other duties than those she performs in the family for
the children whom she loves and FOR the men VINO pro
tect, support, AID defend her nom ne world BuJ me
leading fact in the case, which the whole matter
hinges this That woman has 10 20 out OF the iamy
into The world in competition with men Tor inc support
Of herself aud the children and the men dependent on
her and she does il without complaint She has thus
to do mans work, and 10 do il because Of mans failure
only fails in 10, but stands ia womaus way not only
as competitor, b"t stands m hrr Wy hiihE tnt
places that she Is capable OF occupy ing ahd hlh'eH
holding back from the places OF hard wGk,
which he can aud ought to, en5 Us VS. i SiIG
comes in and she is entitled to tire fullest preparation in
education Tor her work, the widest field Tor engaging 30
all the pursuits she wishes 10 enter ana me iu poe"
sion Of the wages or her labor The injustice ana ind-
PROMPTS MIN 10 re- $50 cr when she crowds him az hs
work This competition drives her 70 the KIND OF WORK
that requires the least shed labor ara j. thc H.s'
poorly pald, aud l'ai' mn ~ ii'1 rsirrctnf
education and technical ana lhoe5SivH'I - -; v'.
which will qualify her 10 compete WIN nm. me GAYS
when a man va. great according as ne hi'cd the uN
against the great trees, the days ~ ai sort OF hClosm
IN labor nave TO ldi ldh'S'l III lI' N'' hH -''.'
tic coasts That the occupations trades, and pursuits
which woman could il IF they were open to Ter are
crowded with who not ca!ab" OF rIuS INTO the
wilderness and hcWiug their way 10y hard work not
capable of doing the most m-hly skiH'G N"iA t'Ni-
selves, hut they only equal 10 Doing "Idutfy an
skilled labor, such q, requires no special or technical
education apprenticeship ana thus tncy stand exactly
ia the way OF women vino tC seeking io HC sul nor 10
easiest and which j. practicable for th,n 10 do Tine
DELAY of Justice will be held to be denial OF justice, and
SOME ~ here and at tIc crisis VIII CONC. when
mi. comes b. Will be m precise accordance with the tenn
Der Of the American poop, 10 soNc the question win
ihcir acc stoned solution and give ire, dom 10 Wo1aI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breyoort House-BOris Danzas, Secretary OF
the Russian IGgation Francis b. Hayes President o ne
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co.. j. H. Reed OF Boston,
aud n. G.. Russell OF Providence. - ~ Nlch0hh
Hotel-Gcn. n. B. Forrest OF Tennessee AtGeh nin u,
inCham OF Massachusetts. the Hon. g. W. kendll OF
Nevada James Tfllinghast OF Albany Col III. H.. White
of Connecticut John D. Perry OF the Kansas Pacc kali
road Co the Hon James Putnam OF Iowa, h. T. ROSS
and Major Knapp OF Auburn NJ y - Everett House
-Ex-Gov. Lawrence OF Rhode Island -. Metropon-
tan uotel-The Hon r. j. Lyon OF Port Jervls: -
Fifth Avenue IIotel-ExGov. John H. CLIFFORD 0f Massl
chusetts Gen Is. g. Roberts and Col. NJ. W. keOsh ~ -
the lion Henry r. selden and George f. Danf0rth OF
Rochester and II. O. FAINT Of Washington - ~
Janes IoteI-wm Cassidy, editor OF The Albany argus
- AstOr Uouse-Gen. DE Busy u. y. A., ana
eY-Mayor Innis Of Poughkeep-ie.
DEPARTURES.
senotor Patterson and Repre- sentative Sheldon OF the
Custom House Investigating Committee, and SrhatoT
Fenton left the city last nj ht for Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
NE rnLnrrE 10 Doc. SUMMONS.

10 ne EdtfOr OF INC TTIbuHf.
SIR: At meeting of citizens, held ou the
22d inst with reference 10 presenting some testimonial
10 tho family Of the late Engineer T. H. simmons. who
persisted In the dis barge OF his duty the william
burgh Disaster considered that his character and
conduct merit public recognition and approval and that
some memorial clroncling them would operate bcne-
Gcally TO Others and he grateful testimonial 10 bis
family, expressing public appreciation Of bis heroic ac
ton aud of extreme fidelity u the discharge of duty IL
was resolved that contributions Tor such. tsun0iid
should not exceed s. each. Any such viii be received
and ACKNOWLEDGED Do th- Treasurer,
j. W. GERARD, j., No. g. NlliHm.st.
John NcKesson, g. 4. Hand, J. W. GcrlIG jr, Com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
~ lL-LoMnoL.E LNNE-rLoArLoN co.oLLDLD

TIE CCSTOMHOUsEINN EsTIGATloN C0|cLVDtD
Tie members Of the Congress Committee on
Rcrcncucut assigned 20 tho inv, ,ton OF Ncw-York
Custom-Iiouso affairs concluded tie examination Of
witnesses, last evening az the Committee Uus F.ti.
Avenue Hotel. senator Patterson AMI Representative
sheldon left for Wa-hiu son by the Mile uan. Naval
Officer Griuucu testified late in tho afternoon and Tho
last Eours Of the day devoted 70 Collector Murphy
The Committee les been favored With uce5,au, a!ten
lions .orn Mr. Murphy, and the statement of morning
paper Yesterday. uit tho Collector had attempted ,0
" dodge" tie talk OF rendering bis testimony
before the Committee, must nc false. Mr. Grin
utl pronounce tho silAtiar st.tc.ncHl ~ tho
same journal iu rCf0rrItr 10 himself total
Ia~chOod senator Patterson a1}s tl3t the Vhoc OF
published "iHt.rSicU' alleged ;o have been held win
him - "a fiction. Representative sheldon say that
reporter with whom he held hict conversation, and
wh0thereupon invent lteri,w,' falsely ported
AN that ho did say and att-hut'i t0 him opinions when
he neither ac nor entertained. surveyor Cornell
exchanged few words with ruOrtcr H. reference TO
some iumaicrig point connected With the uNC~ilsIt
aud next day found that he had been "ntcrfi. we'd
and tIt he represented ~ Say INK disustc! the
oppO-it, Of what he had actually sad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
u>D TO YOUR NEIGnnons.
EOI.b ROBBERY IL JERSEY CIrY-,, GOO WORM
OF REVENUE STAMPS sTOIpN

4 daring robbery was perpetratcd in the office
of Internal Revenue Collector WeaTt IN Jersey c,t 90
Thursday afternoon. stranger entered the o0jce ana
called for 10 hVc-cent Revenue stamps. which wen, sun
Piled 10 him by Deputy Mason, all the other enulovf.
being AT dinner IL j. supposed that the stranger had a
confederate VINO managed 10 enter the Collectors prl-
yate Office and escape with the box containing tic
staInps while the other kept the Deputy engaged The
box contained beeIstamps worth about and nearly
s. 600 in cigar and other stamps The Collector cautions
manufacturers against purchasing my Of the stolen
stamps such stamps can Only De- rtiImhtey bought
from NE Collector Of inc District There is provision
made hg Con grcRf fuf iht ,l't tt'HuF 0l stamp bat
IIy.t INt,.ls I.y ia i.,. d1IQFsI ~ taiiL iaa1-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
A carload of buffalo beef shipped from Ellis

A car-lOad Of buffalo beef shipped from Ellis
city Kansas Feb. TO- by J. T. Mccoy to j. " ThurstOn
n Co. OF this city has Just arrived In fine condition.
Special core was taken In selecting this meat, ana u was
transported hanging rather than packed away m the
ordinary manner. This makes the third f carload OF
the season, besides numerous small lots
The u. s. Steamboat Inspectors who investi-
gated the Of the late collision between the Galaea
Of the Providence line and the ferryboat Suffolk County
Of the East River Ferry Company have reported TO the
Treasury Department They censlre the pilot and Cap
tain OF the Gaatea fine the Captain $50 and charge the
Steamboat Company with tire cost OF repairing the suf
folk County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25

Washington. and another HlIc in tho act - rObhiDe tho
freight depot here tassIue who was arrested ~ Wash
ington, has turned states evidence.
NOTRIgToW g.Irsc pa StOutrubrTg u negro convicted
time since Of attempted rape upon - white
woman, han boon 'nencod to the state Pri.on for ten
yeirH.
CANDEs.-Thc ferry boafs Emitted States Rights aud
Philadelphia, plying between Philadelphia and Camden,
Ia collision Tburday might with mach force but
nobody hurt The cabins al both boats crushed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
ST rATRIcK's CArHEDEI-A &Q,No sUB>CGn-
TIDE.

4 number Of prominent Roman Catholics,
including sheriff Brennan and Controller connolly met
AZ Archbishop McClcstry'- residence or Thursday even
ing 20 de, ise 20 raise specid fund 81 se1"o
toward tie completion ~ -. Taticks Cathedral On
I,iftl-,v. and if was resolved 10 raise this amount
sytvirrc thousand aud seven hundred dollar, sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25

taxing from time 10 time wnaero od This custom but
needed Collector weSTt as took larger supply
by mistake the rom the bank on Thursday morning.
~. ,,,. heavy lose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
HOMH NEWS.
z N WEATHER

Nav Iort Tter Ir Utid iogf Tho Ist ind
Ftb - o.@H ": PED "a. q" @ogs
10 5@IG FE n n 81 0OOs
REnARKs.-/eb "A, Is70-Iher. at a. m. go; D. M,
SEQ; IA u. IN s1lo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25

I present prices for Co at retail are - and - 30 per
fun To-day cam order, have been issued rs hold all
the coal on hand Tor distribution to families az tie prices
above named. This Company have done all IN their
powcrto prevent high prices and when he coal now
hand r disrihutcd-stS u VIII bohcy longer re-
,pOb.iblc for the situation.
THOMAS DIl.soN. President.
G,a,rdi Omecof Tie DeI amt Hi'd Capi 10. II Eroad
I,.. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25

PERUVIAN SYRUP GAN IRON TOMC) cure
Dyspessia, Debility and AL Weaknesses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25

THEY WILL READ You LIKE BOOK by
PHRRyOiOGIcAL EyAHsATfoE 8s Broadway Tsrsu Dees
AL best basines- pgigiso oaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
NEW-JErSEY

JERSEY CuY.-Au attempt was made on
Thursday t 10 drc 0rlcss hat store by cigar boxes
saturated with turptntrc. The inccndary was alarmed
aud fed before much harm was done. Three bogus
ewery" dealers arrested hero yesterday, while
irving to raise money, from liquor dealer soWc
"Oroids" watcEos...1he funeral Of Police officer Me-
Sweeney took piice YESTERDAY me police of the Ihrd
aud Sergeant Tom each OF the other precincts were
present.
UaBOKEV.-Ite Common Council AZ special session
called boz Mayor k'mba, appointed Dr. Benson Health
warden. ilewas wiho.zcd 70 FORM a hospital, aud 10
take any other pCci precautions necessary TO prevent
tho slr,al of tie smallpox.
PArEEsoN--Bns have been signed by tho Governor 70
lGcorpoiato the neptune IRE EuSme Company AMI nc
special session next Monday evening to investigate the
ease Of Commsaioncr Clarke charged with using inso
lent language 30 the lady teachers, and entering the pub
lc school, while drluk.-..Thc Midland harOad Is COM
plctCd ~ mile, north of this city The silk mauutac-
turcrs have presented the Congregational Church Fair
vote 10 thr fayore iady...Tbo late Robert smith be-
qu,athod $40 10 the Paterson Orphan Asylum. John j.
Brown, President OF tho Flst National Bank,
Inst mortgage bond OF the Midland Railway.
NtwARE-Thc snecdon House, in the most fashionable
P'i.h OF ihe 'l'5 ~ o,h COO 10! fl,,.
queer" stories regarding the place had rendered &c al
most Vauec,s Robert steele OF BaldWhst, On Old
man. died yesterday. lie was thrown down and fatally
.liding am tte nil I'm Cmft-yt The bul before The
Legislature for the pavement Of certain streets has met
with such opposition, on the part Of c2cns tnt 1T Wl
probably Dee "lthGuWh WIN. H. Sdyre' who toin''t u
si different companies fora total of $4,000. rhc com
paucs have decided 10 pay she amounts claimed. -.
Tue Row Simmer Ellis was Installed pastor of the t"I
a. Uuyersali-t Church, last evening, IN the pc sene' ~
large congregation Tho Rev. r. IL. thapu pt'-iri,i
The Society has purchased lot at H and brUidst'
on which " erect church.
WooDsIpg.-A gruvel-car on the Midland Rnlrnidft
over an cuibtbkIncut on Thursday. A NOrkmi named
Bodricker wac fatally injured. \ meeting was h'id
last evening TO forward the project Of annexation 10
Newark.
uovR-A gang Of burglars that has Cor some mouths
Invested THIS vicinity has been blolth up ~ 'h' OF
puiuo McDosiu OF M0rrst0Wn Two ~ Tire tu'bel,
Nolo arrested ~ JeIsey kIIJi VIC IA Ja'SiSvD' VHV 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
IAaaoaneemsnts !
BURNETT's CoLOGNE-Best in America.

". N. SoUIRE's, ~ FultOn-st., New York, is
N. reliable Gee DEONDs choice JEg
ELRY Diamonds speoalyI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
RROOK1YN.

Col William J. Irwin, late AdjutanL-Gon
rrl @. Ito Eleventh Brigade, y. g., has resigned his
ouitnI,,.ol On account OF continued i.-htaltb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-25
THE COAL QUESTION
coc,lraed 6rcm First Page

between mr. is that while the worsug'non arc ue','"'
iivyi that coal shall not go h'"" ""' Wv ,,
ar 80. claim and insist upon the vantage OF the
,,.roa.od eousumption derived from low prices ana
which shall he regulated purely by supply and demand
whom the workmen determine TO accept this just ana
.,u,tah,e basic 10 offered them tomorrow, we hope
aud holsy that u win obviate many Of the diculheS
otOsrc eNporcnced and that We shall I've enabled 10
no on without interruption thur nsurinc steady sup
ply OF coal gt fair prccs for all concerned.
TRe above was ordered 10 be published bv the
Commiitcc al Fifteen of the coal operators OF the
iahuylkii Iep,0lt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11

TAG republican press ia very sparing Of
sensational headings and boid.faced typs,
when ITS own rogueries are coming to light,
though the "ad case was searched for the
boldess, over the fammsny ring robbsries.
Every day some fraud, some theft. some liz
lie eamo is discovered, and nov the new.
comes that gigantic Indian frauds are being
dog out. LET US have peace" ...-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
MANHOOD:

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sent under seal. In plain envelop. Price 81
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
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oct6 deod rwf ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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hEAgER-
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Some folks seem to be proud of telling how
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but when We get sueh awful fuiks' TO use Rem
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Il put up Ia thres slses aud called ''Trisl
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bottles. wA RENNE4 SONS
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-11
pailp Argus.

A Mexico Dispatch says: "Ths elections
ara compisted, and Jusrez hasa majority
Of eishsssa in Congress for President. His
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ing this result"