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The New York herald., 1873-10-07
The Prorramme for Tc-Day.


Devotional service in the Madison square church
(Madison avenue, corner OF Twenty-iourth street,
at nine O'Clock A. NJ to continue for three-quarters
of an hour. There Will be four sections for this
day.
The first section viii meet in Association Hall, at
ten O'Clock A. NJ. ana iunless the discussions be
concluded IN the morning session., at two
O'Clock II. AZ. =
yIisi 1a Ssusai - Setwess GhElssn MsII DSssns
3. D.. Edinbarsh Personal Regionmits Aids and
Mindrances.m Rev. Richard Fuller, p. D., Baltimore
..Family Rslislon' Rev J. e Harrison ). D., London
rrolesSr rapper D. In,esological seminary
Them Productive of Permanent Good" Rev. W. w. Pat
ton, ID. D., Chicago. Ill
The second sec zion viii meet in St. Paul's Mecho.
dist Episcopal church, Fourth avenue, corner OF
Twenty second street, at ten O'Clock A. IA.
General Iopic-"Edg2ation aEa !eratuTe'' s IRE
land osa iIans eraare coese m s Reiaon 70
tiany.v President Noah Porter, d. D. LII d., Yale Col
lege, New Haven, Conn; Rev. A. L. Simpson, D. D..
The third section VIII meet In the Madison square
church, at two O'Clock p. NJ
sasssd sy Esy joseph Psrssr o. Tsnac9 Fes S
Daniel p khder. D. D.. Drew theological Seminary,
Madison NJ Il is hoped that theologcal professors
from abroad VIII also take part In the discussion.
The fourth section will meet In the Broadway
Tabernacle In the evening, at half past seven
O'Clock. Charles Reed, Esq, NJ. p, will preside.
Topic-"sunday School" Rev. Richard Newton, d. D.,
Rev NaSsnei weiss Paris 's Rev j. H. Vincent b. D.
New York.
meeting OF children WIN be held in the Church
OF the Disciples, at three O'Clock p. NJ, to be ad-
dressed by Rev. N. Sheshadra, OF india. Adults
are requested not to attend this meeting except as
the necessary guardians OF Children.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
COURT CALenDARS-IHlS DAY.

SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY Judge Bar
ret.-NOs. 90, 81, 81, 5S, II.
MARINE CoURT-Part 1-Held by Judge Cross
Nos. 257o 1867 25S4 21S0 2661 2s2S 1926 246s 1854.
1854 2496, 2726, $500, 254s, 1888. Part 2-Hcld by
Judge Howland:-Nos. 2s27, 1851, s74sK 2a27, sols,
2653 1885, 27 2911, 2S09, 28i0 2643 2550 2715, 216
Part 3-Held by Judge Spaulding.-Nos. 25le, 1868,
6 3lsl Si6l 2eSs, 27o4 z7lo 2sl5, 26ls, 2o4 2e47,
CouET og GENERAL sEssloNs-Held BY Recorder
Hackett.-Ihe People vs. Jeremiah Conkln and
David D. Walsh robbery; Same vs.. David Breen,
robbery; Same VS.. James Reilly and James Far
mer, robbery; Same vs. Jennie Helme, fe.onious
assault and battery; same vs.. Bernard Lynch fe.
lonious assault and battery; Same. vs.. Thomas
Lynch, felonious assault and battery; Same vs..
John A. Kelly burglary; Same vs.. Thomas Welsh.
Joseph Wagle and James McCarty, burglary; Same
vs.. Abraham solomon, Lewis Narshacosky and
Esther Jacobs grand larceny receiying stolen
goods Same vs.. Barney Dening, grand larceny
(receiving stolen goods Same va. Charles Brown,
grand larceny (receiving stolen goods) Same vs,
Dennis Q. Sullivan, grand larceny receiying stolen
goods; Same VS.. James Hays. grand larceny;
Same VS.. George Brown, grand larceny Same vs..
Joseph Hopkins, grand larceny; Same vs. John
Scuy and Charles Giroy, grand larceny Same vs.
James Seymore and John Nugent, grand larceny; |;
Same vs. Richard Gleason, larceny from tile per.
son.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

Mr. FIoUpEs series OF papers for Scrfoner,s
horfhet entitled "The Annals OF an English ABB
beyr will give the history 600 years OF the most
notable OF tho religious houses OF England.
AT LAST THE British publication known as the
~Calendar OF State Papers" Is publishing the
historical documents and briefs OF letters relating
10 Ireland. The volume covering the period from
1903 TO 16oS has appeared under the coInpetent
editorship Of John p Prcndergass and q. w. Russell
The notable fact is that the Master OF the Rolls
once has appointed two eminent scnolars-one
Protestant, the other CatholIc-to edit this Impair
tial collection OF material for history.
THE Saturday ReUie,o calls the government re-
port called statement OF the Moral and Material
Progress and Condition OF the People OF India Dur
ing the Year 137l-1s72' model Blue BOOK
THERE Is IN PRESS In London book called "The
Norrnah People and Their Existing Descendants in
the British Dominions and the United States OF
America" The author believes that the Norman
race, generally supposed to have become extinct,
exists, and forms large part OF the English peo-
pie. In the course OF the work, we are told tho
early history OF the whole aristocracy is revised
and recons tructed, ami very many thousands OF
families are shown to be Norman which have
never before been accounted for.
APRoPos OF THE LONDON daily press and the
Tichborne case the SATURDAY ReoleD breaches
against "descrptive reporting" IL objects to
"the new view OF courts ofIaw as q sort OF great
mandatory OF interesting matter for the news
papers," but II fails to tell rs why the public
should be deoarred from the intelligence about
great trials when, as In England an America, all
courts are theoretically open.
THAT ONCE FAMOUS BOOK, doctor and studept,p
viii be reprinted soon by r. Clarke Co., Cincin-
natl II was written by st. Germain and consls
OF dialogues between doctor OF divinity and O
law student on the grounds OF the laws OF England
and cases In tho equity thereof
A LITERARY FRESoHMAy named Gustave Des-
noiresterres has written an amusing aud Instruct
i've work on "voltalre aux Delices.v
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Dicd.

ARasRoHo.-On Saturday October 4, BENJAMIN
+. ARMSTRONG, In the 53d year oil his age.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, rom his late residence No. 307
FAST rwenty-rst street, on Tuesday, October 7, at
ono O'Clock Il. NJ
Amherst CMass.) papers please copy.
BAILBY.--On Saturday, OCTOBER 4, FRArCBs Ia
BEUCA, vile OF Andrew Bailey, aged 43 years.
kemtives and friends OF she family are invited TO
offend the funeral on Tuesday, october 7, at two
=. M, rom her late residence. - Elliott place,
BEaRIAs.-At san Rafael Cal, on Sunday, August
sl. 1919, WILLIAM BERRAN, Jr., IN the 18th year Of
his age.
The funeral services win take place at the Sec
ond Unitarian church. corner OF Clinton and Con-
gress streets, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, the etn
INST, AT three O'Clock II. M. The relatives and
Irieiids OF the deceased are invited 10 atteLI
. BowMAN.-At Muncey, Pa October a. 1873,
EIEkNoB u, wife OF James M. Bowman ana cldess
daughter OF DR.. }. II. L. and Elizabeth Ann Cockey,
OF Rye, N. Y.
DowsEy.-on Sunday, October 0, JOHN DowSry,
native OF CootI'll, county Cnvan, Ireland, aged u
The relatives and friends OF the fnmiiy are ~
vted to attend the funeral from his late rcs'denc,
No 22l East Eghty-lourth street, on Tuesday, Dc
tober 7. ut one O'Clock r. NJ
CALLAHAs.--In westcnestcr on Sunday, October
.. 1879 ANNIE, daughter OF Timothy and Eliza Cal
lahan, aged years and % days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the uncral from Westchcstcr village, on
Tuesday, October I, at one O'Clock +. NJ.
Dou0LAss.-On Sunday. october o. MARY ELIZA.
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MARINE CpuaT-cHASBsEs.
Decisions.

By Judge Shea
Ramsey vs.. Simpson ct al.-Motion granted 80 far
as ordering cause to be placed on day calendar
under rule OF Court The opposite party is entitled
by right to fourteen days notice Of trial.
Atwood VS.. Whte-This case presents valid
issue for the trial Of which defendant Is entitled by
right to a jury. The cause can on motion be placed
on short cause calendar. The motion for Judgment
on the alleged frlvolousness OF the answer Is de.
MED, with 81 costs to defendant to abide event OF
action.
Hernsten vs. Hercules.-Motion granted so far
as to add the Receiver as additional party dclentL
ant but before the order Is signed by me the writ
ten consent OF the Receiver must be filed.
Booth vs.. NesoD.-Moti0n denied, with 81 costs
to plaintiff, to abide event.
DAVIS vs. Stout-Motion denied, with 81 costs to
plaintiff.
Hughson Va Fuller.--Motion granted. Irc case
can be settled before one Of the Judges OF this
Court on notice to either party by tho other.
When the Judge who tries o cause dies before the
on appeal Is settled the case can be perfected
and signed by any other Judge OF the same Court ;
or IN analogy to the practice on reviewing JUS
tice's Judgment. The usual way, however, Is TO
apply 10 another Judge.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Empanelling OF the Grand Jury.
Dafora Dnrnr1or no,Iatt

Before Recorder Hackett.
The october term OF this Court was commenced
yesterday, His Honor Recorder Hackett presiding.
Assistant District Attorney Rollins will represent
the people. The Grand Jury were cmpaneilcd, Mr..
william d. waddington bong selected ss foreman.
After the Recorder enumerated the statutes,
which the Court is enjoined TO specially mention,
the Grand Inquess retired TO enter upon the dis.
charge OF its duties.
Robbery at JONES' wood-The Young
Highwaymen scnt 20 the State Prison
for Ten Years.
James Brennan and John sutton young mem
were tried and convicted OF robbery In the first
degree. The complaining witness, Edward
Mathews, stated that he and q friend, who had
been witnessing the Caledonlan games at Jones
Wood, on the 4th OF last month"; were leav-
ing tho ground, about ten O'Clock In the
evening, when he was knocked down and robbed
OF s26 by the prisoners and youth named Benson,
who IL also indicted. william H. DAVIS, tbs friend
or Mathews, ran Tor policeman, and the Offenders
were arrested near the scene OF the occurrence.
They testified In their own behalf and attempted TO
make tho jury believe that Mathews was drunk
and assaulted them. The policeman refuted their
story and the jury rendered verdict OF guilty
The Recorder sentenced them each to the State
Prison Tor ten years.
An Acqufttn1.
william Davidge, coored man, was tried upon
. charge Of stealing watch from the ausrtuents
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married. .

AYREs-WEsTcorr-In Harmony, N. Y, on
Wednesday, september "a, 1873, at the residence
Of tue brides parents, by Rev. Q. Burgess SERENo
MOTION AYREs' OF New York, to ADELAIDE AGNES
WESTCOTT. No cards.
CRIMMINs-FERNANDEz-On Thursday. October q
~ the Church OF st. Vincent Ferrer, by the Rev.
JENNIE O., only daughter Of Joseph Eernandes,
Thursday, October z, by tLe Rev. II. N. Brown.
Lieutenant JOHN V. B. BLEECKER u. 8. Navy to
LIZzIB H. daughter OF John g. Stearns
B0YLAN-BL4CK--Op Wednesday October L Mt
ST. stephens Roman Catholic Church, by the Rev.
rather McCready, DIR. RloHARD BoYLAS TO Miss
CATHERINE BLACK.
GRIMwOoD-WARnG.-In ST. Panps church, Yon-
kers on Thursday, october z 1879, by the Rev. ID.
Il. Banks HENRY w. GREENWOOD 10 EDNA WAXING.
daughter or William Q. and the late susan u.
Waring, all OF Yonkers. HTTN
MoRAsD-JACKsos.-InB Brooklyn, N. " ON We'd
nesday, september "a, 1873, by Rev. Dr.. Dillsr,
GEORGE Ii. M0RAND TO ESrEILE JACKSON.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
SUPERIOR C0URT-SPEClAL TERN.
Decisions.

BY Judge Van Brunt.
Palmer vs. Foley.-Order Of reference to Murray
Hoffman granted.
Mason vs.. Mason.-Order allowing plaintiff to hlc
supplemental bill.
by Judge Curtis.
Rector OF Trinity Church and Others vs. Paine.-
Notion to strike out answer denied.
schneider vs. Paragon Watch Company.-Motton
denied
Evers va. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-prayer
of petition denied.
Johnson VS.. Sloan.-Moion for Injunction denied.
Bruce ct al. vs.. Kelly ct al.-Order dIsmissinQ
summons for account OF defendant.
Hill2borough vs.. Roberts.-Motion that money be
paid over granted.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SvpfEMe ClUaT-CHAkBERs.
Decisions.
Or Tndna EannhAv

BY Judge Fancher.
The People, &C., VS.. the New York Plate Glass
Company.-M0tion denied, witl $40 costs to abide
event.
In the matter OF George J. Kirchler-Order OF
reference granted by Judge Brady.
Fitzgerald VS.. National steamship Company
Order modified.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Oct. o, 1Sfo
The following is the Court OF Appeals day caIan-
dar ior October 7:-Nos 49, 81, o. A. "a. u, 30 78
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
FLEETWOOD PARK.

The colt race announced to take place az P,ect.
wood Park yesterday was postponed in conse-
quence o. the rain until the first good day and
track.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

OF John Reilly lxT west twenty -frst street. on the
18th OF June. The evidence against the defendant
was only clrcumstantial and so many respectable
witnesses testified to hls good reputation for hon.
esy ana industry that the Jury unhesitatingy rem
dered verdict oil acqultta. -. F. +.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
JEROME PARK RACES.
The Steeplcch.

The Steeplcchasc Handicap.
Among the attractions at Jerome Park ON
Wednesday Is the handicap steeplechase over the
usual course, for purse OF $500. The entries and
weights are as follows:-
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

know rnat rn destroys the som ana tnat Christianity
gives II life. Faith requires the sube lection OF the
Science and the will. No theory OF depravty can teach
uni nave ieit sn m myself no theory o. redsme.
There is what Pascal has dnely called AN interior rca
SON. In tins matter. Reason may end in intellectual
opinion, but faith ends in holiness
FRENCH pELEGATE.
Professor BoNyEr spoke upon the theme OF "rhe
Gospel and Christianity III the French language.
A GERMAN DELEGATE.
Rev. Or. PAUL ZIMMERMAN, OF Leipzig, read a
PAPER on the suolect "Faitl and Reason"
DELEGATE rROM HOLLAND.
Rev. NJ COHEN STUART read an abstract OF a
paper written by Professor j. j. Van ooSteiZee,
d. d., University OF Utrecht Holland, who was I'M
able TO be present, Oh "lhe Gospel History ana
Modern Criticsm.n
Alter tie sing NJ OF the ''DoXology," the oene'
diction was pronounced. and the Conference al
journed until ten O'Clock this morning.
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only son OF William and Anna Toms. aged II
months. 4.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral this Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
from 1870 Third avenue.
TowNsEND-At Hampstead, /. l., Saturday, Oc-
tober ! Mrs. MARRIEr w., widow Of John Z. Town
send, in the Goth year OF her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
VAN AIsT.-At East Jamaica, n L, on Saturday.
October 4, 1873, ALLErTA PoLHEMus, widow OF John
g. Van Alst, In the s5th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral. on Tuesday, october L at one O'Clock
T. M from the residence nee q her daughter Mrs. Old
vrELH.-0n Sunday, October 8, STEPHEN VIELE,
attend tho funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, Octo-
bes s., at two O'Clock, from his late residence,
wALKEn.-At Hampstead. L. l.. on Friday even
ing, October o WILLIAM O. WALKER In the 50th
year OF his age. .
Tne relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
IBIS late residence, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and at
Greenwood Cemetery at halEpast 3 O'Clock, r. M.
Dnmlres tScotand) papers please copy.
WARD.-On Sunday October g. PATRICK HENRY
WARD, aged years and months.
TIE friends OF the iamiiy are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
parents, S1s Greenwich street. on Tuesday, october
WnEELock.-on Monday, October 0, URrAH WHEE-
LOCK, aged 81 years.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are re-
spectuliy invited to attend his funeral at his late
rosidence $50 West Thirtythird street, on Wednes-
day October 8, ut one O'Clock r. M.
Bcrn WILLIAMS. relIct OF John Williams, In the 74th
year OF her age - +
the relatives ana friends Of the family are re-
spcctully invited to attend the iunoIa rom ,ne ss
residence OF her nephew, Mr. >. Knaobe, NO. l6t
Dufieid street. BROOKLYN, N. u, ON iuesuay, Oc-
toOer 7, at three O'Clock y. N. -
WITHELL.--Suddenly, on Monday, October ., Eps
WARD WrTIERiLI, in the 6sth year oil his age.
Notice Of funeral hereaitaH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-22
9uremburger Oa5ette.

rod renfen! SrpBcem, iIe iino ale Mill
fommen, bic fatboliihen Sldtter, mir ruz
fen ibnen unisr Slid au" su; iIe
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(Srurer ceS orpsen Compounded UNI
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beitimmte 4ieeer. Gin llrtbeil iibsr Elm
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Elm fleiner She'll sprliest, 1T natdrlia
ni6t mSsli6. N~ustattung unp DRUID
finr idSn. Sn ZEN an;eisen iinp mani
DE braudbare Sa6en ansefibrt.
Sor ans lisst aus Gem @srlass BON
Sensinser unp Sruper cine &eauiem
Wiele pom Gem befannten Organizer II.
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0as 8srf 1T iebr ;u empfeblen. Die
Meile 1T gut barmunillrt einitimmis II.
fur Die Srsel bearbeitet mad Gem pur6
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mat bdnris. Den Yrsis fonutsn mir
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bilren uni 1T ipesicu fir cen praftildsn
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itb Der Snbalt nab rer eriten 9iefez
run9 gu beurtbcilsn ldst, 1T rie Muss
wabl siemli6 setrcfen unc pa maj Mot
auf rie Geidbaltisteit zines Gpnpsrla
tipnsz 0srifpns Anipru6 MAIDEN fam, 70
1T ras @erf ale Sanrbud isbr seitssmde
unp bilft einem wirfliben SerIrfnilIe ab.
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ilb fcisrrnr. Iusrruf fam in Ger Grin
hung ron Sdulen, 3uAudts bdu'em fir
untelhdftiate Nrtciten u. +. 10. in ZEN
perlpabrlpften Starttbeilen.
Inter icinem Shuye bob Tid tort he
prdhtiae Stride rcs B.. Srans BON Calls.
Gum Yfarrcr Ter 0smeinre initaQirt
ldisn isin Giicr nod mebr su madden
unp CT ihredte ni6t surlf ppr neusn
unternebmungcn.
Dem bcdmircilcn paRor 4suileur
S%crcanft man Gle bsnunrernsrcrtbe Hez
itcraticn Ter Stride res ). Ylutcs. Nie
itanc er spr Shmicristeiten surif ; fir
ibn aab es feline unm6Sli1feit, wenn es
bieb Suites tbun.
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leg 9rSen Tie SsiuItsn unter;eibnet bat,
lit ron eincm prul1ppbilen G~inwpbaer
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mahte riel.lte nit einem e%isenbdncieen
Sbrciben riclem Yiberalen pom r~cinlten
Wallcr.
Serer uno Srief Iino i'm &pfbduler
III Sanncvcr ausseitcllt sepeien. !Serr
rpn Sismard, rer bertits raS Wpncpcl
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municatipnen uno res ,5nrcres bat,
lheint npd0rpBs Snruitrieuer in Ger 6az
irritation ron Iibcralen &sliauien perpen
,u wclen ME sr es bsreitS in psrS 9napss
trenncrei 1T.
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Rbein- unS MO[tlaau.

&oln, 9. Decbr. CUR tedniIfen
Ausliibruns rer &aiieralofe fir rem bic
llscn Dom, wpmit befanntlib Der @lpt-
fcnsieBer Samm ppn Sr%anFentbal betraut
ii, iinp bereits SOrarbeiten sctrpffen. GIN,
%. Nppember wurre Ger @runritein ~
Gem S9mel;pfen stlest, nel6er III bic
tenn 3pede neu ertaut rrereen muBtc.-
Dsrls!be erbdlt cine OruncHd6e ron 40
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welher an Ole metallsne 8rone idlaaen
UNI zen Son erbaulib weiterflinaen lalIen
ipu, 1T aud ihcn leinsr @cllenpuns nabe.
Sei elmer SBbe BON 81 Weter rlrfte
rerlelte cine Sbwere BON l6 bis II.
Str. erbalten. SIM Mat ni1jtcn Sab
res lOa rer 0ub Beginner unp bis III
lelner Grtaltuns rann iber einen Mpnat
i'm S9ppse Der Grre ruben.
9atgen an Der ems, 8. De; gsitern
Nahmittas 2 llbr 5 Winuten murren
Die Ginwptner ccS bisiissn Srtes cur6
Elm fir bieiiSe 0sssnD iebr isltsnss Nas
tursrsisnib in srpBe @ufrssuns ssrisBt
ndmIib rurb Gin Grpbebsn. Der Stpe
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lihen 0etdure i'm Srte in ibren @runcz
fstsn cridiittert rurpen, aud ni6t Gin
ein;iseS 0stdupe aussenpmmen. TN
mittelbar nah benz Stpee tefanren
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ben, Der Cine ben Slnperen frasenp, mas
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ben miro nab etnem HesIrritt ses preus,
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tens Waiienbaus su &oblens nsblt @lrts
her. Nnitalt unp Snatenpenllpnat III
&~empsnbps unp eaS fatbplii9s Wdrs
dsns &~ailsnbaus 81 ct. barbara nidt
angewanet. Die Sbultrirer unp .reip.
rie SbulI6weltern perblsiben In rielen
anftalten in ibrer bisberisen @irflamz
felt. Sefanntlid ltsbsn pieIe @nitalten
untsr rem prcte1tprate Ger &Snisin ron
preuben.
Scfaaatlia purrsn i'm Sabre 1889
BON Der ruiili6en Gesieruns anrertbulb
Willicnen Satbolifen nit @epalt gum
rulflten S6isma seswunsen. @as
aueS bel cieier nntbat sei6eben, 1T nar
III srpesn 3isen befannt. SeBt bat ~
ct. pstersburs Gin rulTi6er prisRer
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@spaltbaten Seldrieben, bic sisl Sidt
carGter perbreitet unp rssbalb fir @sz
ibi6tsfcriber Der nsueiten 3sitsn pon
9rpSem 8ertbe 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-22

Neue fatbolif@e Salsneer BON alien
Scrtsn fnp bel perm 60 6eI ~eesenibsr Der
Ct Raritn ir&f In DUBIOUS ~ biaisss
yrsiisn 10 babfu,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16

tos para pagar Pfpsia ell precio del ter
ritorio ccupado por los hplanos, c6nser.
la antigua administration p1blioa, Y eier-
Ger, EN- fn, una dictadlra tan habil,
en6rgica prudente, one Ia banders de
esa rep1blica que ha creado con 81 poder
rosa inteligeacis, mas viril medida qne
los anos pretenden iDdtilnente agobiarl9
con gu pesadumbre, no SOLO agrupa bajo
sus fotaotes pliegues los elementos con-
seyva1ores de la sociedad ffancesa, sino que
impone 8 Bisma,k un respeto que nunca
le irepiyaron los eguerrjdos batallones de
Luis Napoleon.
ESQ cs 10 que pido, querido Emilio, ESQ
10 que dtseo que un dia SO escriba on la
pAgiDa que la historic te dedique, y 81
comprendes que no puedes hacerlo, que
obstaculcs insuperables se levautau a tu
alrededor, que Ia terra falta bajo tus PIES,
que Ia igHorancia Ia maliad no con-
sienten cue realizes esa obra goriosfsma
Que atraerla sObre tn noInbre las bendi-
clones dc cuantos algo valen y algo pien
sa en eete desdichado pueblo, condens-
do sin duda por la fa:aldad bogar sin
tmon y sin brdjula 90 81 tumultuoso
oleaje &c nuestras discordiias politicas,
abandona nj, buen amigo, el puesto que
ahora ocupas, deja que otro ma9 ambicio-
go sc apodere de el, y al menos no ten
dr5s ante el tribunal de la opinion otra
responaa biIidad que Ia dc haber centri-
budo a destruiF, sin que hayas aldo bas-
tante afortunado para edifcar. Dios hara
jaaticia q tus iDtencioues, y tns amigos
eaguiremos q1er6adoto y aln aalo el
telepto y la elocuencia que posees, sin
QUO ningun trista recuerdo de tn breve
transito por la region dcl po}er os urez-
ca J amengla la profuadidai del carino
y re nuestra admifacion.
Iyloeo 81 lesri, os5a ca~ta, psro 81 en
medic de de tu a5itaiA vida mi1iste ial
puo3es c3nsagrar unos iaata1tes { 81 lee
tura, no dudes cue la amistld la inapira,
y one Ia mia SO encuentre por Gina dc
de los partidos y de- Jas circunstancias
Tuyo siempre afe ctfsimo amigo,-RA. A.