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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23
Democratic Convention in Roch-
ester.


The Democratic wing Of the Happy
Family" of the State Of New York, met
at Rochester, on the 18Th inst, for the
purpose of making arrangements to "beat
Grant" They were united as to results
desired; but divided as to the means to
be used. They had no objection to the
Cincinnati platform; but there were evi-
GENTLY very strong doubts entertained bv
many Of the delegates whether Mr.. Gree
ley was the right man for their leader.
Some of them had read the Tribune. and
could not remember to have ever seen
anything in it very complimentary to
Democrats, or any of their ways They
could not remember that he had ever
favored free trade but they generally
seemed disposed 10 wait and see what
kind of q bargain Mr. Greeley would make
with them.
The following resolution was offered
and referred to the Committee on reso-
lutions:
Resolred, That it is the sense Of this Convention
that the Democracy OF the STATE of New YORK
should support Tor President, Horace Greeley and
for Nice-President 3. Grltz Brown.
The Tf56une's reporter says st created
confusion and surprise" hut that seems
to have been all it did produce, as the
Committee did not see fit 10 report it.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed;
Resolred, That We recognize the changes in the
nature and Constitution OF The Government which
nave taken place and without re0pening the cues
uohs OF me past, are ready now 10 Cooperate with
those whatever their previous party affiliations
who favor united and localized governments Who
seek to restrain the exercise by Congress OF abso-
lutte and general powers; TO prevent lis entering
on general private legislation, to restrain the growth
OF vast corporations and to work permanent Civil
Service Reform; and be il further
ReSoiUed, hat the recent declaration OF political
principles ny the Convention of Cincinnati is evil
oence of the progress OF public opinion toward
sound and wholesome views OF Government that
we believe all patriotic citizens may unite upon
that Plato Tor the purpose OF restoring the hon
est admin straJlon OF national affairs and enforcing
the ooAg5 lions OF the Constitution: and Our dele
gates 10 atimore are instructed 10 take tie course
best cacl tated to secure the triumph Of these prin-
cIpes q I'D the selection OF any candidates repre-
senting them who shall meet the approval OF the
Denocr ICY in National Convention assembled.
The delegates to the National Demo
cratic Convention to he held il Balti
more, on the 9th Of July, were instructed
TO cast their votes as unit, SO as 10 make
the strength of New York felt in the
Convention There was considerable op-
position to this-probably for the reason
that it would conflict with the Cincinnati
resolution on the tariff question, The
Convention was evidently willing to
''stoop to conquer had no disposition
to stoop without hope Of conqperinc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23
DIR. FITAER's RHEUMATIC SYRUP
WILL crRE ms cAsr y

The protection offered to patients against iuposi-
ton is in : legally signed contract which viii he
forwarded without charge 20 any sufferer sending
by letter q description o. afilicting this guarantee
VIII state the oxac. number OF bottles warranted to
cure, and IN failure the money paid will be
returned to inc Tatient.
No other REMEDY hes ever been offered on such
liberal and honorable terms. Medical advice with
certificates from prominent Physicians, CIcrgvrner
ETC. VINO have been cured after all other treatments
failed sent by letter gratis. Afflicted cordially
invited 10 rte Tor aavlce 10 The principal Office p
Soath 18th street,
PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
DR.. Filters Rheumatic syrup Is seId by Drug lists
G. 9LAIN G Co., Sole ACTS
PLYNIOCTET. INDIANA.
ctr"iaqhem Bros Sole Aqe.<, Bourbon, h.dia1o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23

ATon. D. ". Vogles, of New Albany,
was nol minated for Congress, by the Re
publican of the Second District. in this
State, ast;Thursday The Convention was
held at J { fersonville.
The Del uocrats in the I'd District held
their Convention yesterday.
a bitter contest for the nomination is
going on among Simeon Wolf, of FLOYD
county; c. s. Dobbins, of Martin county
G. L. Dunbar, of Clarke county; John
S Davis, of lloyd county, and J. \. era
vens, Of Washington county. Hon. NJ. c
Kerr is to be laid away.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23

An old fool of Montgomery courty
named Gale Bennett, the father of eight
children, and the grandfather OF one, ran
off Thursday Of last week from a wife and
said children, in company with Anna
Musgroye, a grass widow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23

Hon. Henry S. Lane has on his premi-
ses in Charlottesville pear tree that is
somewhat of curiosity to horticulturists
From the top half way down it bears
fruit one year, and the remainder the next
year, thus, like soldiers on guard divid-
ing its duties into two reliefs. Who can
account for the phenomena?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23

The honest Revenue Reformers who went to
Cincinnati to what thay supposed was their own
convention give expression to their views in letter
which says no real reforners can support the tick
ct who knows the men by whom the ticket was
secured
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23

Captain Robert w. N. Jones and DIR.
s. c. Maxwell, Of Jasper county, are spo-
ken of as Representatives from Jasper,
Pulaski and Newton counties Either of
them would make a good Representa-
tive
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23

The SKELETON Of man was found in
De-Kalb county, about two feet below
the surface. lying on its face. No infor-
nation can be gained as to who it was,
and the subject viii probably always re-
main mystery.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23

The Tribune announces that Greeley
viii accept no invitation to speak on po-
litical questions while candidate, and il
will promote general convenience if those
who might otherwise invite him if they
viii accept this.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23

Ephram Dukes, an old and esteemed
citizen of Pulaski county, died recently at
his residence near Winamac. He was a
preacher in the Christian Church for more
than twenty five years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23
Pitt8bgrg, Fl. w. & Chicago

Condensed Time Card-Nov. II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23
FRAMES ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND
TO-
Prices to suit the times.

castorIa-is scientific vegetable preparation;
aperfect substitute for and more effective than Cas-
tor OIL and is pleasant to take 1t cleans the sys
TEN IN most remarkable manner; does not dirtress
or grippe, but operates when all other remedies have
Ialied IL ls certain to supersede Pills, Castor Oil,
Narcotic syrups and all other purgative and excit
ing medicines The Castoria contains neither Min
erals Morphine nor Alcohol By its emolient,
soothing effect it assimiates the food and produ-
ces natural sleep particularly adapted it to crying
ana teethmg children. Ii cures Stomach Ache,
WIND Collie, Constipation, Flatulency, Group and
knis worms Make your Druggist send for it; he
VIII always keep it, every family must have it
1t costs but fifty cents bottle.
JB ROSE & CO..,
A-4w So Broadway, n. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23
Cherokee Pills, No. 2.
FOR THE REMOyAT, on 0pspDrC
HONS AND THE INSURANCE.
Or. REGULARITY IN TIE
K Z . I r r 4 N c E OF
MONTHLY PERIODS


These Pdis are an pafaiFay Female Regulator. in
tended tor special cases: those obstinate oaes ,-ber.
'nilder and cheaper medicines fail
They are composed OF the most active and noyzar-
ful principles Of plants ROOFS and berries. % highly
concentrated that each Pin contains more meeci-
nal strength than whole box Or bottle Of ordinary
dollar medicine in the market 4hIopob ,,,,,eg,a,
yet 50 mid and Pie3soaf ia their oleyatioa. fbr ,be
most feeble ca" fike them ,qiL 7eifert .qtefg.
Zach boa coafans obow l0o paiv, oaa ,-rapged !,
'slae paper prnfed II dep rsd letters ria f.H all
eyptieH directions enclosed.
The Cherokee pits No. 2 ere sold bv alY
enterprising Druggists in the civilized word.
Some unprincipled dealers, however. tr, 10 sell
worthless compounds in place OF these; which they
can purchase at cheap price and make more
money AS you value your health DO nor be d.
ceived by such unprincpled Druggists, ask Ell
these 5 pills. and take no other; if the Druggist
viii not buy them FOR you. enclose the monev ia
letter and we viii send them TO you by nail free of
postage, securely sealed from observation.
Ladies or Gentlemen can address us in perfect
confidence, stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms. Patients need not hesitate because
Of their inability to visit a. as We have treated pa-
tients successfully in all portions Of the civilized
globe, by correspondence.
We desire 10 send oar thiriy-tvo page pamphlets,
entitled Maa asd Woman as ImvaIids
TO every reader of this paper, and will mai lree
dozen or more copies to any person she viii hand
them to their friends.
Address as follows:
ST. LoUIs MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
III NoRTH SIXTH STREET,
ST.. Lows, MISSOURI
I SOLD By DRUGGISTS
oct19-eowa1y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-05-23
Patent a9'editin s.
|IlII|l |I|||E|||RE1I
q q

TO any person pro lucing any Medicine able to
DIR. FILTERS VEGETA BILE kHEuMATIC REMEDY
and fqtier rerard Of 500 Tor any case of Chronic
or Infiammatory rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheu-
neys ,rsu not his Rheumatic Syrup Is psed
i"trdig only, pleasant to the TASTE and guaranteed
free from injurious Drugs Il is not Quick Medi-
cine, but the scientific prescription Of Jos P. Filter,
NJ. D., Professor OF toxicelogy and Chemistry,
graduate of the celebrated University Of Pennsyl-
yana, a. d., 1888, whose entire professional life has
been devoted specially 10 this disease This prepa-
ration, under solemn OATH. is c0nscentously be
heyed to be the only
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-20

- gs.g. ena 81 81 gssw Exssz Em@z@
50 ultimos MI nero. C)1 este ssqieila
por nuestra parte sufcientemente
ventilada esta question, 81 sucesivos
ataques no nos obligasen q volverla 4
tocar de nuevo.
En- este articulo no heinos dicho
NADIA de los alumnos externos que son
los mas y por cuya ensenanza no lleyan
nj han llevado NADIA los jesuitas. No
son pocos los j6venes de carrera que
han hecho Ell principle de ella con
los mismos sacerdotes, sin costo al
guno mas que el uso de la matrfcu-
la Con razon Ell pats, agradecido los
PP. Jesuitas, ha visto con desag,ado
los ataques de El Progreso.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-20

esas 0asds az or0 que cree atesoraA
das por esos desinteresados y be-
nemerltos sacerdotes. Precise es con-
fesar que 81 la sad de orc y de
poder es ell fin de los jesuitas, los de
Puerto Rico han sido bien POGO listos
en- la gerencia de sus propios intere-
ses. Influenza no tienen ninguna; sus
mismos discfpulos los calumnian; di-
nero tanlpoco; con trabajopueden Gu
brir las necesidades ffsicas de la vida.
SD6nde esta, pues, ell negocio que ha-
cen esos profesores? jAcaso en- el Co
mercio que les atribuye El Progreso
para ejercer ell cual estan, dice, ex-
ceptuados de derechos9 Pero este de-
be ser una mera broma de nuestro
coIega jD6nde est& ese establecimien-
to pdblico de libros y jugaetesa sEn
que buque Sc Introduction los carga-
mentos sin pagar 10 que pertenece al
Gsco9
Hasta en- los grados de bachilleres
ha sido geherosa la Comparfa de Je-
sds. En- vez de los 100 pesos que
corresponds pagar por ell grado han
cobrado 4 cada uno de los 1873 bachi-
Heres que han graduado 48 pesos, re-
galando asf 4 la juventud estudiosa de
Puerto-Rico $3.50 Para sincerar con
el lenguaje inhexible de los ndmeros
a los PIP. Jesuitas de los cargos que
Sc les han hecho concluimos poniendo
frente a frente 10 que costaba al Obs
pado elpersoualdel Seminario colegio
cuando estaban 4 sueldo los profeso-
res y 10 que costara d la PrOvincid ell
nuevo Institute que Sc trata de lnau
gurar.
Ell INSTITUTO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-20
LA YER D A D.

Del apreciable colega que lleva por
nombre cl rubro do estas lfneas y que
esta redactado por ilustrados hijos de
Puerto Rico que no son hombres de
partido, tomamos ell siguiente bien es-
critic articulo. 81
"'E critas las anteriores lfneas, he
mos visto por fin, al cabo de ocho dias
en- las columnas de EJ Pfogreso, Ia.
copia- de I'LL supuesto infolme de un
Sr. Obispo.de Segovia, citado por El
Impartial y .trasladado 4 Ia letra en-
Et Progreso, por mas que este parezca
no -contaba con ella, ,cuando. nos dis.
par6 1sus iras contra la Companfa de
JESUS: por cierto queal YER como sel
expresaba, nos vino 4 Ia mente aquello
de ercusatio ron petita, .aceMsatio ma.
nVesfH, que en- castellano yale. tanto
como -decir: el qwesse eecasa; Sc acasa.
Mucho nos duele yer que Bt Progress !.
5cuenta demasiado con la candidezo y.
excesiivvsas s' iindulgencia de sus lectores,i ],
ahaciendose eco mas 6 menos fiel de
las malas paslones, y reproduciendo
con tanta siinpatfa cuaptos speede eun-
pal1aF y lastiinar el cnlto cat6lico J q!
sus. mas ilustreS ministries.
Ante todo hemos de MERCER de N
Progfeso se ssiirvai 1d1esmentir Ia Erase
en- que llama q La Regeneration y 4
E Peasamiento Espallol, 6ygd,sos, ,dela
Compa0ta de Jesas, como 81 esta tuvie-sp'
ra ais guna parte en- ellos. 81 tai es jas
opinion particular de El Pfogreso, le
decinos que. es false, \ le, desa6amSsr q,
que hos pruebe 10 contrario; ! 81 10
asegura para crear atm6sfera contra
una corporation ilustre aprobada por
laIglesia, contirmada j elogiada a,i. por.q
80 Spmos Pontffces, que cnenta CON !
SO santos colocados sobre los altares
en- solos tres siglos de existenciia, con
500 martires que Ian derramado sus
sangre por II defensa y propagation
des ftolieisme y con {, 90 0naisiOfie-ss g. : :
--a-v sszlGI--2l@e sN1d9a - 5tySeteseai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-20

CONTAIN EN- salvar la dinastla y est&n
caballerescarnente. 4 su lado, hay otro
pequeflo grupo de-personas mas SEN
sibles los desaires recibidos mas
impacientss de figurar y ser poder
como es ell Sr. Romero Robledo que
4 nadie oculta sus simp&tias por el
alfonsisno, despues de sus compro-
misos revolucionarios y de haber SER
vido 4 Ia actual dinastfa, J hay por
dltino 81 grueso de estos elementos,
ell ndcleo principal de las fuerxas COM
servadofas 4 cuya- cabesa est& el4Sr.
Duque de Ia Tore, que tiene una ac-
tltud de espectacion de los aconteci.
mientos sin conprometerse pr9via-
mente con solucion alguna para poder
salvar los principles fundamentales de
Ia sociedad; que pueden verse en- PEI
llgro 81 dia menos pensado. Ell Daque,
de la TOrre' que en- estos nom entos Sc
encuentra en- sus posesiones de An
dalucia, creo 20 que Sc cncuentra So
llcitado q un tempo por los amigos de
la dinastfa de Saboya, por la restau-
racion a'fonsina y por los jefes mas
caracterizados de los republicanos,
pero hasta ahora el que fue regente
del reino ests eAcerrado en- una pro-
tunda reserva de la que solo los aeon.
tecimientos le han de sacar. Lo tnico
que Sc sabe de.fijo es que el Duque
de Ia Tore 50 resiste 6 Sc mega 4
presidir una situacion ministerial pro-
vocada por ell llamamiento de D. Anna
deo, bien que no sera obstaculo para
que algunos de- sus amigos, que ten
gan confianza en- ell exito, sean podsr
en- estas condolences, pues por su par
te Sc juzga inhabilitado para consti-
tuir gobierno despues de la Ultima
despedida del Rey y cree que no po.
drla dar fuefza alguna 4 la dinastfa en-
las CIRCUMSTANCES generates que han
creado en- ell pals estOs seis lneses do
gobierno radical.
Este estado de decomposition ge-
neral de Ia polftica espanola, esta di-
solucion molecular de los. partidos,
estos pequenos grupos que no saben 10
que quleren, estos gobiernos que se
complacen en- los contiictos y en- irri-
tar q sus adversarios, son los elemen-
tos mas eficaces, son los auxiliares
mas decididos que tiene en- Espafla la
restauracion. Caida la dinastia borb6.
MICA a impulses de una opinion verda-
deramente nacional, no sc concibe que
ell pensalniento de gu restauracion
haya hecho tanto canine en- los cua-
tro amos que lleyamos de revolucion,
sino gracas 4 los inmensos errores
que esta ha cometido en- todo, en- Ia
question del coronamiento srevolucio-
mario, en- la question del c1ero, en- la
question del ejercito, en- Ia de hacieu-
ia, en- la de mora|idad, en- Ia de Ul-
tramar, en- la de economics, en- la de
6rden p1blico. Prometia la revoIucion
de Setiembre una regeneration total
del pals y en- veg de una regeneracion
Sc pone de relieve nuestra decadencia
y esta 4 punto de estallar una COM
pleta disolucion social He ahf la fuer-
"a de la restauracion, la cual ha he
cho bien en- cou6arse, siguiendo las
maximas del historiador romano, mas
que en- su sabidurfa y en- su propia
fuerza, en- las torpezas y en- las divi-
stones de sus enemigos.
A.. n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-20

No proseguimos ell cuadro compa-
rativo acerca del material, que han
pagadoy pagan los jesuitas de su boil
sillo, sin que nadie Sc 10 abone, 4 no
ser en- las obras mayores de recons-
truccion, 6 graves reparaciones del
edi6cio, en- las cuales suelen ser ayu-
dados como es muy justo, por la Ad-
ministracion economical del Semina-
rio.
En- vista de este cuadro iquien Sc
ra el Midas capaz de contar las SEN
das onzas de orc que estos sef1ores
pueden tener para enviar al extranie-
10? Con dos nil ochocientos veinte Y
ocho pesos y centavos repartidos en-
tre una comunidad por 10 nenos de
Is hombres, despues que han pagado
alumbrado layado, yestido, calzado,
medico, farmaceutico, enfermerfa, Pc
luquero, sirvientes etc. ETC., quisiera-
mos hallar ell sabio matematico que
pueda contar las onzas de oro que les
sobran para enviar al extranjero.
Creemos haber dicho 10 suficiente
para poner en- su lugar 4 los indivf-
duos de la Companfa de Jes1s respec-
to la question economical. Para de-
fenderlos en- otros sentidos copiamos
mas abajo 10 que el ,sesudo period 7
CO religioso La Verdad ha sdicho ep.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-20
PESETAS.

Sobresueldo de un director de
la clase do catedraticos 5000
Id. de un secretario de la cla-
se de catedraticos . 1000 a.
Id. de un Official 40 para la se-
cretarla.. 5000
Id. de 2 escribientes.. 1000
Id. de l conserje. 1900
Id. de 2 porteros .24OO IS, 900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-20
PERSONAL EACULTATIvO.

PERSONAL EACULTATIvO.
Tres catedrAticos de Grama-
tica latina Analisis y ira
ducciOn.. 1872
Uno de Retorica y Poetica. 1924
Uno de Atitmetica y Algebra. OOOO
Uno de Geometria y Trigo
nometria -.-.....-..-.OO 10000
Uno de sGeograffa y2Astrono-
MIA 10000
Uno de Historic Universal
y de Espana. ..........O 10000
Uno de frances. ........... 10000
Uno de ipgles. 10000
Uno de Psicologfa, L6gica y
Filosoffa moral 1924 r-
Uno de Flsica, Qulmica
Historic natural. 1924 9,144
Total. ..--.."...... 1854
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-20

PERSONAL FACULTATIvO.
Dos catedraticos de Gramati-
ca latina. 5000
Uno de analisis, traduccion y 1s.s-. -
elementos de R.t0rica. 1000
Dos catedraticos de Matema.
Uno de Geograia, Astrono- >:.
mia Historic Universal y
de Espana. .4OOO
Uno de lengua FRANCESCA. 5000
Uno de lensua inglesa 5000
uno de Psicologla L6gica y
Fi|osotia moral. 5000
Uno de Q>,lmica y Flsica. 1900
UnO de Historic natural :. -4ooo $4,000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-20

INSTITUTE DE LOS JESUITAS.
Sueldo de un Rector. .24OO
Id. de un Vice rector .21OO
Un portero y conserje. 1900
Un Secretario que losjesuitas
grati6can de su bolsillo.. 10000 500
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-12-20

PERSONAL DIRECTIVE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-17
M K x I o O.
President berdo's Inauguration and the I'm
mcdiale Results Of the Ceremonial.

PorfIjo Diaz and Other Military Penitents in
Loyal Observation-Disclosures Of Dias to the
C,tis ns Of the Capital-Sudden Death Of
Ex-Governor Ortega-The Social
Condition IN the Provinces-The
Leaven Of Communism from the
Lips Of a Defiant Dictator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-17
NEW YORK OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
Reception Last Evening 1t the Opening
Of the New Building, Twenty-third
street and Third Avenue.


The formal opening ofthe New York ophthalmic
Hospital took place last evening at the new build
ing, corner OF Twenty third street and Third av.
enue, at halfpast seven p. NJ
The proceedings were opened by the Rev. Mr..
OrmistoD, who offered long and iervent prayer
for the success Of the institution. Then Thomas
Z. Smith, the President, came forward and said
We met on these grounds October 1871, TO lay the
Sr t ae q m. s e eqs our hsse nov
finished condition. hiied up arranged and fully equipped
was sar,I sf S 1859 by Dry paVa ns R"sers
Win hSsS OF T beesSSr nnd began
Vie WORK Of 'hs oph,hamie p9spits, SoS
Y,.sdeni. From siuyvesant street moved to No.
e r ". ee
ner Of Fourth avenue and street where Il
9n' IN to To- sys% sn
mature %as' ss Ct 81 sm
solved 10 discard The aopaihc system and ADOPT He
We have occupied his building only six months, and
sf s.r smps eaS IL 10
CITY anu We are nov compelled 10 so forward and erect
az H. sss
s9 see,, Y. e we starred with WAS sood
u. opEthamc Hospital With Snaneens sum C' Her
SPo. viii Hps ssd
sp n efe Shsn
i ,,.n1 and pure That her nsme may Be bright
.Pocibsd BY the p IA n her nsur sse
~ bounty Win all the generous aid that has been e.
an'u " ms B.ututiVp. both public ana private are
ohr The necessity ofrecommeD ourselves 60 the
ginIahy "ibe charitable. The field Is larger than
snpposeo To provide medical and surgical aid
70 class u lie community whose condi.
sioD sno batis render them peculiarly liable
~ ol'esss % the eve and ear u work
ia, ,nus ~ ~ Im.s have sifanR claims Hundreds Of
we year are saved the alWsA0us0 and
ls sttndnbt d morslnstion Nv The timely I'D rendered
~ us lhstnubon ahu many he saved " our
i.nss wouu l1i1 y, " poNioe for tue sufferers VINO
After the address Of the President inc Rev. DR.
Morgan, Of -. Thomas church. and me Hey IN
DiinbtOn spoke % the audience brefv but pof,.i.
guy. bmobP NE NIsLDt 4ssLtd teysuls present
were lhS Rev Gep!pe W. SamI aCn feLet tooper
fia't, "ir tohH FNJ"'i @rs =. !. fccscseit ala
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-17

The Board OF Aldermen Of Brooklyn met yester-
day afternoon, Alderman Bergen in the chair. A
remembrance was received from the Bedford ave-
nue. property owners against allowing the prop
eriy owners between Fulton avenue ana the city
line TO pave that portion or the avenue ~ their
own expense. n they we're allowed 10 pave this
portion OF the avenue at their own expense they
would then escape paying their portion OF the
assessment for the rest OF the thoroughare. The
matter was referred 10 the Paving and Grading
Committee.
a communication was received from Comptroller
Schroeder stating that the inspectors OF streets did
not perform their duties properly and some not at
all, Yet they had no hesitation in drawing their
pay. Referred 10 the Grading and Paving Com
mttee.
Alderman RopEs offered a resolution, asking
mat tie street Commissioner be requested 10 In.
form the Board why Peter Riley had not completed
tie contract fOTgyadlng ana paving Buffalo avenue.
Ire resolution was 6dopteA