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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

MGStSk6 OZllalnky.
O Z n 4 M @ II !

Timto Sc ohlaSuic, 2c Gnc 24. listop.
rnd6 mesta Clevelandu nasleduiici :
sncseni ptiato bylo.
Usneseno. ze die mineni rady & sou
hlasu dvou tfetin vScch clend) IA potfeb-
ne Sc poklada, nj. Bond cd Superior al k
Summit ulici stupnovati, stokoyati a
opraviti souhlasn plany nakresy lfa
du pro opravy.
Lhiita k zadani naroki ma odskodneni
vyprsi dnem %. prosincc 1874.
Theo Eogcs,
mGstsky pisaf.
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Nova nadrzka. M6stska rada V
poslednim sezeni SVEN se usnesla VISTA
Yeti ma rohu Enclid Ave. Cedar Str no
vou nddrzku; taktez ma byt nova nadrz
ka vystavena ma rohu St.s Clair & Ly-
man Str.
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V bor delnickeho spolku odbyva
schizi s,ou pfisti ctvrtek dine TO- pros. We
Ger sini p. V. Rychhka.
Jest zadoucno ably GlenovG plnem po-
ctu Sc dostavili.
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Mistni zprav.y.


GIH"HVTSEUHE
od fadu ,,Svornost' cis. III. {. s. =. ). V
Clevelandu Ohio. usSemu spolubratru
VIII. PoIakovi a 81. NJ. Lederer.oyt
ktvfl dine 8. prosince 1874 stay manzel,
sky vstoupili.
ZiJte blaze, ziite stastn6
yeskerG dny ziyota;
Nikdy at vam nenastane
tisen, zal truchlota.
Razovy jen lasky vanek
ut uvita domov vas.
Blaho necht rozhostl stanek
kruhu vasem cely cas-.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

Cesko-DdnickGho podporujiciho epolku
odbyvan6mu
patek dine Tho ledna 1875
sini Tel. Jed. Sollol,
XII kter6muz ictiyG zveme veskcre Cosko-
SloyanskG sbo~v, iakoz cttne obeccnstyo
t6Sice sc ma hojnou naySttyu
= ilctou
Fr. Pech tai.
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y Z u 4 IN Q u /.

- II IN II J..
Tlnto Sc ohasuje, ze dine 81. listp. V
radt m6sta Cleyeandu nasledniici usnest
nj bylo pfijtao.
Usneseno, ze die mintni rady " sou
hlasu dvou tfetin vsech clenh) 20 potrob
ne Sc poklada. Rhodes Av od bodu j5C
stop iiznt cd Clarks Av az k ii2ni hrani
ci mcsta stupnovati, stokovati opravit
die ustanoven6ho stupne souhlasu s
plany a ndkresy mtst. mtfifo.
Lhdta zadani narokG ma odskodnGnI
vyprSi dncm -. prosince 1874.
Theo Noges,
mtst9kJ pisaf
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Schdze zalozny pfpada ma tfeti
Gtvrtek dne Il ledna 1875.
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I'VE. KREJCf
CEcyek1aassss. Ohio.
Cor. OF Forest and CrOtOn SITS.
cislo HEsS.


dava timto navdStit6m, ktefi pro sv6 PIT
nalezeiici pflbuznG neb znam6 V otGin6
iizdu do Ameriky zaplatti chit, re list
Ky pro pfeplaveni z Bremen do ameri-
kanskych pfistayl NovGho Yorku, Bal
timore atd. IN IN neilacinGis ccnu VISTA.
vuie., pax ze, kdyz Sc toho zada, take OBJ
starani daiSi jjzdy NoyGho Yorku, Bal
timorc atd. do ynitr Ameril.y. tax j
iizdu hned domova 2 Ncmecka, Czech
atd. nj do Bremen nejlacin6i zarovch
pfiiimd.
Ceny pfcplayu DO Amcriky.
Po paroodi mczipalubi osoba pres 10
rokd stafi S24 V papirech
Ditky do 10 let ~ :,
koience do ! roku 2.25
Po plachetni lodi melipalubi
Osoba pres rokd STAFF S24 zlafa
Ditky do let l6
kojcnec do roku st $50 >,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

IL d 4 mladik do office, ktery umi
tesky, n6mecky a trochu anglicky cist a
psat. Necht sc pfhld7i tiskarn6 Pokro
l.,,
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SeverO-neln. Lloyd
pravideln6 postovni a parni spo-
jeni mezi
Bremen Il Baltimore


pres Southampton po oblibenych
zeleznych parnikach postovnich
(2500 - 5000 tun):
BALTIMORE, Captain Llicnhad.
BERLIN, captain Prtscher.
OHIO, captain Schulenburg.
LElPCIG, captain Hoffman,
BRAUNSCHWElG, cap. Unductsch.
NUREMBERG cap. Jaeger.
EXpedicni dnoye jsou ustanoveni:
z Bremen; Baltimore
Ohio IA. listop
Nuremberg T. 4listop. %
Brannschwcig IS " II prosin
Leipzig prosin- 2G
Ohio Is ledpa II
PAX dvakrat mGsicnG.
Tyto lode dopravuii cestovatele do
Bremen, Southampton, Londyna, Havru
zpGt.
Ceny pfevozni do Is bfezna
Il Bremen do Baltimore
kaluta $40 zlat6
inezipalubi u v pap.
Il Baltimore do Bremen, Southampto-
M, Londyna IIavrn
kaiuta 4 90 zlat6
mezipalubi 20 ;,
Zpatecni listly:
mezipalubi S44.5Ov pap.
Deti od l-1o let poloyici, koienci 50.
s- Stran zdsilck listkG pfcplay
nIch obrattc sc k iednatclam:
A. Schumacher IL 60.
9 South Charles Str. Baltimore.
Charles Waiter,
IL pro Washington.
Martin krejci,
pro ty same lode. Cleveland,
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Prdye me dosIa cerstva zasilka hub.
NJ. krejei.
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Dc brocinny 1stav Bethel.
Dnes zap0cne sc 3 rozdavanim polivky
chud}m osobam. Cstav ten opatfuie ia
ke slnzbu, pFaci a tenn nejpotfebntisim
podporn.
Il 0 Gin ci se mnozi. Cim horst
easy, tim vice zlocind. We stfedu Uni.
nuleho tydne) mela statni kaznice Co.
lumbus 1913 nucenych otravnikii. tedy
vice noz kdykoliv pred tim.
Al ests a prace Mnozi kraani
nasi styskaii 81, re ,,Mesto' zamestnavd
ma obecne praci vsecky narodnosti, ienom
CechSne. Mozna, ze tomu tax, ale tim
vinno neni mesto - ale kontraktofi ci
pachtyfi obecne praee. Jak snad znamc
nebstarava mesto vsecku obecni praci ga.
mo, ale pronajima il kontraktorhm, ktefi
81 mohou namouti delniky kterekoliv na.
rodnosti. Jeli kontraktor Ircan, maine 81
lrcany, jeli Nemec Nemce; ze mezi Co
chy neni kontraktord, "a to mesto neni
zodpovedno.
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POT0Rl
Poor! POZOR!
HAMBuRSkO.. AMERICKA PARO
PLAyEBNi SPCLECNOST.
lIIamburg Alnorikanischo Packetiahrt.
Actien Gescllschaft)
Prima pOStOvni parOplavba
mcz
HAMBURKBM A NEWY0RKEM
po slavnd osvddccnych vclkych postov-
Mich parolodich
Iommeraaia, 1Huyfag;a, Ss2osjo, Frisid,
Westphaiia, CtmbrTa, Wo{Sattd, Hdm.
mon5a, Iaaaaljo, Germdnid, Sa.conia,
borusS5a, Bacorja, Icutoaia, ANemaa
ma, Sucyio, Ffoaconio, Rhtadaio, Lo.
Mdringia, 1isatiG, Nardoai5o
sE~ Lodni vJpsayy konaj sc z
IIamburku do New lorku kazdou stfedu
a z Novelo Yorku do IIamburku kazdy
Gtvrtek.
4 lara ma podzim konaii Sc Ham
burku do Noy6ha Yorku a Noyeho
IoIku do llamburku mimofadne vfpra
Wy vzdy sobotu.
Pfeplavni ccny:
Prvni kainta Sl20 We zlaiG.
Druha kaiuta $50 We zlatG.
Mezpalubi: Z Noveho Yorku do
IIombnrku $1Ove zlat6. Z ITambur
ku do NoyGho Yorbu $2I papircch.
V IIamburbu poda blzsi zpravu gene
ralni iednate August BOlten, VIM.
MILLER'S NachfQlger 33 K 81 Admi-
ralitetsstrasse, kde Ccchoye naidou svG-
no rodaka
p. JOScfa paStOra.
V New lorku poda blizsi zpravu ge-
neralni jednatclove
kUNIIARDT CO., 81 Broad St. n. Y.
{. B. RICHARD d BOAS, 81 Broad
way lakoz veSkcfi iich iednatelovG pc
Sp. stdtech.
s" Prosperity postovni paroplavby
.iakoz ] Pastorova broSurka ,,AmerickJ
vyst6hoya,ec" rozesilai sc ma pc2adani
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pECISlONS-FEp. d.

Superior Court-SDeciGI TeIm-Bv Judge Sedg
The Mechanics aud Traders lire Insurance
Orer for judgment. Ogden BUssingDnnrrer oyTrud
Meng sgt NsonRei-renee ordered Keller sga L<nee'
memorandum karson sst lhe Columbia Iron hAnu.eung Con
paIy-See decision.
Common Pleds-Special Ierm-By Judge Robinson
Tgar agt The DRY Dock E. b. aud b. T. Cohoion granted
on tern ID
BY yaigs Dsy-Schneide SsL Pnekne!-Comm nen. defect
i've Pusoner discharged
Supreme Coart-SDrciai Terribly Judge Van Brunt
Churchill agt Dovnudment for psntf orecleye md sale
Referred TO Thomas H. LAMBDA M sn1 Poion az
Iulpeee memorandum Hurst sgk Irving JudgmeDt Tor pruf
Sapreme Court hdmtas-Mallard agt. White
comb henorndun Smith sgt snh-APpheauon dened Jefra
al Tine MKiop CompanT.MouOa denied sih $40 csss
Daring agt Brewssr 81 aL-orter settled
Court OF Appedls-AIBANY. Feb. 2.--The follow
Ing decisions have rendered tho Court u Appeals Judgments
AFFIRMED cOsA-MeGs oiley Johnson sg Do6 Vas
dss-s JuITneai Oute ds,na
the OF tie sppelinIhe President
Delaware aud Hudson Canal Company sgt Lawrence
yasmsn and " granted costs 20 abide eVentPeri
Bsnbrige, Ferris Ferris Jansnt affirmed without
Walker Van Mort Jadzmeni Of Ganers fern reversing coayeon
nj Ordering tnsl ahneL-rhs People DavlA
sgL the People Melton modify
bT s1thoul
this Bhels Ordered that the Judgment sppeAed
noded revising tie agmept entered for
that pisaf entered
the
AT ksOod Decree Of nodded
10 that the Of 1890 lsn in the hsbdk
Which he 10 boand James
portion OF the paid for
roia ad interest the f
interest ssd In all ehF the
Iued hout costs either Ii. other sin't Ne
sherwood This
tho Ain asti until honIay, March rs. ~ 81 III
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A SEA cAprA1N,s noMEsrIc LIFE.

Old Capt. John T. Wright of the steamer
Galveston which formerly Piled between here and New
Orleans married many years ago and became the father
OF half score Of children After has wfe's death, his
Sc wardess Catnariue Ella Campbell lived with her
Old employer and after his death she put In claim
for herself and four children TO their share Of
the estate amounting $4,000, alleging that
she was married TO him in 1852, and that the
four children, subsequently born, We're legitimate
The other children Of the Captain gave the eWaress
s19 OO and she signed release but she says that ths
only related 10 her own claim. She has brought
for gninent dover and partition OF the estate The
claim Tor dover was Withdrawn after the case opened
TIE trial before Judge Van Brunt In the
special Term OF the Supreme Court and among the wit
nesses who testified yesterday tue servants who
lived with Capt. Wright and his sewardess. at their
house on Throgs Neck and Others who to having
heard the Captain speak OF her "a Mrs. Wright
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written speech or course he could not reply TO u nov
point by point. but thought take it &
be characterized exaggoration. lie tsI. those
denied that he had aside any theories ehceps ~ ali
political learning was that ob.ained from ,,rorant
a. a horse. Who would get three or four s S,S
political speeches and ofa III. b. aamins speech.
MANY OF the doctrines Of the OLD cOunlIIoS 20
Europe were not snited 10 ours, as We $3.50
rapidly growing and developing Inc - the
mr. SchurD did not seem 10 coinpren oIIod An
France a notcal nterateur. Tho Senator was hiIs ,
taken I'm supposing that others had nor Ie'u AZ
stndied those books as well as himself Free uauc'
small volume OF currency, low wages anu LII nnder
stand what answer the Senator had sent 10 NE ~
Europe n regard 10 the advice ne Sought as w INV
three or four hundred thousand dollars mere -, ,,,d
Mr. SCHURZ said he had not answered ye,, pu. ,inn
20 wait but as soon as there should be steps tne ~
return to specie payment TO pile up up his moaey noun
tain hi gh and send II over. -, =, -. anlI,,bt
Mr. MORTON-Wel his friend will he mnch enhsnt,
ened when he gets that reply The senator thr. 80
was Ignorant of the country which ne hNeu shu nu
done him honor As the business OF inc . g.
creased the currency should increase also Inc ocnao
had read from Travels IN China as 10 the eVls vi P"p
currency That country was finished of the
a wall but around IL. Should The doctrines VI tae
Senator prevail, this country would soon DC nnisnu
also He denied that speculation nOwed from tno o
rencv because IL rredeemaOle but sald u utu pT
caused in places by money being slpeJloununoo,n On
greatest speculation when ever tooh paw "'PF'
England on specie basls. ,.,-., A.. eoor On
Mr. MERRIMON Dem, N c. obtained the moor W
speak on the financial question: but relnqusheu ~ o
MIR. SARGENT (Rep Cal who maze MOTION Una, s
Senate proceed to the consideration iot Executive pus
ness which was agreed to- and tho senate went In.o
Executive session After a few minutes the doors were
reopened and the Senate adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
4 NEW cnuRcII IN RRooHLYN.

A new ediice is being built for the Prlmi'
tive Methodist Church in Brooklyn whose society now
worship in small chapel in Bridgsst, where they have
been Tor the last 30 yearshe on church o:canzstoe
Of this denomination in Brooklyn. The new building
situated at Pariave. sud Ello,pace. IL - OF brca
with Ohio stone trimmings, and The size is 50 by ~ feet
and 30 feet high IN the clear Underneath school,
rooms l2t feet high ADD Occupying tue whole area Tha
is well lighted and ventilated, and the floor extends
only q feet below the surface Of the ground IL con
tans beside the main Schoolroom four cassrooms ana
small recitationrOom for infants. Tie building fronts
on Park-aye and 10, spacious doorways, opening
into large vestbule. Opposite the main entrance
descent Il made INTO the schooroom, and at either END
Of the ve,tbule wide flight of stairs leading TO the
church door, which j. entered ais" from second stof5
veshhule. over this ~ q gallery for the choir and
school children. The opposite end m q semi crcuas
recess is the preacher Platform. The side walls arc
perforated with large windows. SLED win tinted gass
The ceiling Is divided into coored panels The pews
gallery front platform aud desk g AL DC OF S0lhelr
pine shclacked, SHOW the natural gram OF the
wood Adjoining tile church there VIII De parsonagA
three stories Ia gt l4 feet WIDE ana - feet deep
This viii be Of the same material as tie church 1hs
sunated cost OF the whole + $1,000. Tne areDitect
Arthur Crooks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
CONFIDENCE OPERATORS PUNISHED.

John Broderck was jointly indicted with
Benjamin Newftter obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and BrOderick tried yesterday III the Court
OF General Sessions, before Recorder Hackcr. The evil
dence showed that on Dec. 81 James B. Hodgfns,
of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad,
received telegram, purpOrting TO come from Gen.
George b. Mcclellan in Sicily stating that he was In
debed 70 James Mckee in the of 500, for horse,
aud asking Mr. Hodgkins paw the bill when presented
The telegram proved to DO . forgery, aud Mr.
Mckee stated that had sold horse TO Gen. McCle
Ian. Mr.. Hodekius knew the facts before any bill was
presented but when Broderick, Jan. q came with
receipted bill on one of nr. McRee's billheads the
money was paid and the prisoner arrested. The de-
Tense claimed that Broderick the innocent insr'
Of anothers yainy. The jury found him guilty Of
attempt obtain money by false pr"tenseS aud he
was sent to State Prison for year.
Ferdinand Belscholssi, jointly indicted with John
Bernhencr obtaining money under false pretenses,
was also tried The evidence for the prosecution showed
that the two called CtthaIiDe Wolf, Sept. IS,
1873 reprcsenting themselves agents Or some
her. anotner man called purpor;ug TO be a stranger 70
tue prisoners He told story OF great DISTRESS he had
goods tho CustOm-house aud TX they were not re-
leased Immediately they WOud be lost 10 him. He
showed some watches samples. The prisoners after
appearing dsbeeve his story finally SAN the watches
med he genuine. and good security; 80 Mrs Vol
was induced $50 Tle watches proved % be
comDarativcy worthless. The jury found the prisoner
Guilty. and he sentenced 70 three years I'm tue state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
MULFORD MARTINS WILL.

The will of milford Martin, which was con-
tested Ia the Surrogate Court, admitted yesterday
to probate BY Surrogate Hutcbings. This will
tested by the four daughters OF the testator upon the
ground that he was ofmpaed mind and also that be had
made viii subsequently which revoked the present one
and that the subsequent will having been destroyed be
died iutestate Under the will just proved the testtor
made unequal distribution OF his property, leaving
bulk OF 10 his and about 100000 TO each Of
his daughters. TIE whole estate real and personal Is
estimated worthsat least 100000 nearly $4,000
OF II being IN Government bonds, and other rstcass
securities Surrogate Hdtebings IN admitting tho Will.
decides that tesatOr Of sound mind aud that
the evidence insufficient 10 warrant him Ia holding
that there was subsequent will claimed by the CON
testants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The urt-martial ordered for the trial OF
Col stauf OF the Goth Regiment y. c., reassembed at
No. West ThrteeDth-st., yesterday afternoon but,
owing to the absence OF Gen. Ward again adjourned
The Joint Committee appointed for the in
vest, atiou of the City Departments will next FRIDAY in
spect the docks Of New-York Upon invitation Of the
10 Colns toner's, they will start at 10 a. IN, from
the foot OF East Twenty lhrd-st
The Rev. Mrs. Ellen 6. Gugtin of Massa-
cpsotts oo-st the pastor OF the Christian Church vi
the Evange Greeupoint. In pro racted meeting pc.
guuIng tO-mOrrow Considerable interest in this effort
il, mluii,steG and revival is already IN progress.
The stockholders Of the SANTANA Bay Com
pany held their annual meeting yesterday afternoon at
No. ~ Broadway, and after pTstIacted session adj
iyurned without perecdug an ORGANIZATION. Several
propositions brought before Tue meeting Dut no
definite action was taken upon any oi them
The directors of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company at their annual meeting
yesterd,y elected the following officers; President,
samuel sloau Treasurer. Andrew j. Oel; SECRETARY,
Fred. +. Chambers; Managers. Whsm u Dodge Noses
Simeon b. Chittenden John Brson, George Blss, Percy
r. Pyne william Walter Pleps James Blair, wilson Il.
Hunt, Henry A. Kent, n. j.. Dennis.
at the meeting OF the Brooklyn Board of
Aldermen yesterday, Alderman Bergen offered reso-
luton providing that che Corporation counsel be directed
70 draft an act authorizing he Mlvor and Controller
10 issue certificates of indebtedness not TO exceed
in Witch 70 place the Offices Of the Tax Collector, Regis
trar f Arrears and Board VI city WORKS aud 10 provide
tax-Ievy the suniect referre1 10 he Committees
on Lands and Places and LAVA
The Grst exhibition of the American Column
harlan soc iety began last evening 81 Republcan Hall
at Broadway and Tweny-th.rd-si. The collection Of
pigeons numbers 400 BIRDS aod comprises about 90 vari
etea II "a SAID % bo the largest and most valuable
ever In TINS Country. O1IIG 20 the LATE arrival
of the steamers tue birds from Europe were too
late Tor competition and VIII only DO exhibited Many
OF tho awards made last night Tue first pcze, so
for the yellOwpIcd pJuter men, was awarded 10
John Xewda oi Phad lpbb, and me hF-t ph5 tsliver
medal and 500 gwen AnIew S.AoId OF brooklyn
for the best pair Of yeIowpied pouters.
At the last regular meeting of the Council
OF Political Reform IL unanimously resolved that
in the interest OF good taste and economical manage
ment and the just protection aud development OF
parks and . proper distribution Of powers between
tnese two departments, t1e Legislature bo earnestly
urged to take from tho Department OF PARKS tho
cement, control aud construction OF the streets
ana aY immediately bordering the said parks out
OF doing theV De rgeu To make clear ana def
power law the assessments Tor tue work on
the SAID bordering streets and avenues ana roads
done by mo Department ~ Parks, 50 That no legal
difficulty arisc in collecting tho said assessments
alter they shall tic laid"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
FUNCTIONS OF cRlrIcIsM.

The Rev. w. L. Clarke delivered lecture
entitled What They Say" IN the chapel OF the Church
or tke strapgers, in Greene-st.. last evening The
course OF lectures Of which this Que has been
delivered under tho auspices OF the Fratcrnals in and
gu. Of tho Free DormitOry for Women, and has
been quite successful. The gentleman who intro
dueed the lecturer said that the Dormitory had
supplied ALSO with lodgings and food since July.
Nost OF these have thus been saved from sleeping IN
overCrowed police stations In the streets II Is said
that every dollar subscribed TO this work goes directly
the relief OF thewome nbrought under its care, and
nothing thus supplied ia devoted 10 the pay
nent OF oficero' salaries. TIe lecture pleased
tho listeners very mnch II the frequent bursts of APP
plause could be trusted.
The lecturer pointed ont the tendency OF humanity
crticise and the effects Of criticism on progress: He
summed tnls up IN the assertion tnat In u ng 10 est
the number OF crt ties allowed to write now DAYS
Condemned the incapaoty especially OF those whose
associations led them into dsdlstonSon literature aud
II age OF criticism, SAID he AMI what they
say Is ono OF tho great facts Of tho world" Toe
popular verdict respected Oy all and the dread
lilo opinion makes man better than no might be
speaking Of book reviewers, he said: While much "
ali JOURNALISTIC criticism Is worthless there are noble
exceptions which ongnt u be remembered l never
read a criticism by Edwin y. Wnippie OF Tho Boston
Globe without deep admiration VI his Keen insgnt,
fine discrimination, rch culture, and power OF
brilliant statement When Margaret Fuller iho most
remarkable woman America mas produced, and the real
mother of ths ovement, talked oh tnpaRne
aud wrote MADEIRA left tine literary chair OF HE TI
usE, u was given to man whose JUDGMENTS OF books
almost authorites and whose a6-rscts of them GER
tauy valuable Lhey interesting Indeed try
sometimes obyiae the necessity Of reading tho books.
ausntly better than books. After
fe.stng the cream on have appetite Tor the mix
that has been skifuI, skiuimsd. SweienDorg tells
OF angel wh5n asked % bring sone grapes 10
another angel bfOu<ltfgA Wien ne Inquired nov tJat
great that when tho otncrs said grapes he heard gs
Whlo the Judicial fairness of MI bcorso Ripley IA al
honor - American journalism nis hterary Appreciation
which nuds nss wnen adtnors writes grapes, Ii far
greater n9nor W lila IIVfesslon and himself"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT. .
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-The President sent

the Following nominations TO the senate to-day:
Robert LsdsAI uhed States Attorney for y.vda william
sAt 40 rsnH !, Assi'9a 10 oe civil ssgnc the Nave Lsgt.
w NiSs IL Noy9, on iBisn 70 he tho 20
btu iuiAntry. ~ ~ ~ ' ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

The building No. p Park-place, extending
through to No Il Bareayt, Is being entirely rcouls
except the exterior walls. story has been added.
making IL six stories in HIGHT. The ground Aoor has
been arranged for h3nbns, or insurance Offices The
basement and five upper floors also divided iBts
suites OF offices. The building IS supplied with p4s
senger elevator and Is 10 be heated throughom ~
steam.