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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-03
! NEW JERSEY CATHOLIC PRO-
TECTORY.

CIRCULAR LETTER OF BISHOP coRRIGAN TO
HIS CLERGY
Right Rev. M. A. Corrigan, Bishop OF the Catho-
lie diocese OF Newark, addressed on Saturday a
circular to the clergy OF his diocese, mainly touch
ing the Catholic Protectory, which is to be estab
llsned despite the refusal OF the last
Legislature to grant the Bishop. Vicar General
and other Catholic citizens the same powers and
privileges as are enjoyed by the administrators OF
the New York Catholic Protectory at West
Farms. This letter was read yester-
day in all the Catholic churches OF
New Jersey. In MS opening Bishop
Corrigan says:-"You will remember that in mis-
parting address to the clergy or this diocese the
Most Rev. Archbishop Bayley directed their zeal,
in Il special manner, to three good WORKS which
he would nave undertaken nau ne remained III
New Jersey, and whlcd he mad much at heart,
because they were most urgently needed namely,
a Catholic Protectory Tor boys. House OF the
Good Shepherd Tor girls ana large asylum Tor
the orphans OF the entire diocese. Or these three
wants the last mentioned the least pressing
Tor the reason that tnere are alreaoy Tour local
asylums III our midst whlcn give shelter TO
some five hundred orphans. Tue Catholic Protect
ory and the House OF the Good Shepherd, the want
OF which Is ma ter OF SAD and almost daily eX-
perlence, nave hitherto existed only IN intention
and in hope, but the time mas now come when
our desires anu antlcipations are about 10 be con-
verted into reaiity.n The right reverend preate
then announces that, with Gods blessing, the
House or the Good shepherd VIII be opened In
Newark on May -, and that about the same time
TIE CATHOLIC PROTECToRY
will be inaugurated at Denville, Morris county,
under the direction the Brothers of St Francis.
'.In both in-tItutions," the Blsnop says, ''besue
a careful moral aud religious training, the inmates
will be taught habits OF industry and usefulness.
The boys VIII be taught trades and The labors
OF the farm, and tue girls to ply the needle.
operate on sewing machines and be instructed
In other similar mp.oyments suited 90 their sta
tlon In hie so that IN the course OF two or three
years, wnen the first expenses shall have been de-
lrayed both institutions, In large measure &C
least, will be self.supportng.n The ProtectorY
farm cost $50 0O0 IL contains over 200 acres one
nall OF when IS cleared land; large brick man.
sion, In good repair, with accommodations for
sixty children; neat new frame cottage out
buildings, Darn, farm utensils, &C.
The House OF the Good shepherd consis Is OF two
large brick houses on High street. Newark,
healthy located, with two vacant lots ad joining,
affOrdlng recreation ground for the inmates. The
property cost $4,000 and Will acco IMMEDIATE 100
children. 1t VIII DE open Tor Inspection on and
after May 20. Regarding the maintenance OF
these institutions the Blsnop urges the vital me-
cessity OF early raising a fund, and orders the
taking up or collection Ia all OF the churches OF
the diocese on May 10, Pentec0st Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-03
SUPPOSED ARSON.

AZ hali.past eight o'clock laa, night IRE was ais
covered IN partition wall on the top nuor OF tbs
four story tenement No. 2s3 Mott street. which
was soon exung uished. with but sngnt damage
II was aIterwara discovered that the door had
been thoroughly saturated VITA kerosene oil
Budget McMAnu. WAC lives 10 the apartments
where the nre took place, WAS arrested Dy
captain Allalre, OK tue fOurteentA pfeclnot,
ON suspicion o. arson. several other tenants
has repeatedly tDrra tened W burn DO wn the buia.
ing Cd account OF some Disagreement bctweam
her ana the oWner. Assistant Pre- Marshal haAss
nam wAa netlaed to make an tavsAtiaauOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-03
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Margaret CAyananen, young woman residing
" No. pa Van Brunt street. Brooklyn, attempted
% commit suIcIaa - nslsSaas seven O'Clock last
evening", BY drowning herself IN pond at Richard
R1a AeabftpG streets. Soc WAS rescued In Al exs
hAnsted condition. by onacers Pelham Rad neshT.
whs ee0neved Ae8 W Ger Feagd@ h0a.
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Average temberatnIs iog corresponding date
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-03
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII SLOW the changes ip
thc temperature for the past twenty-four hours,
In comparison with tho corresponding aate oflast
year, 81 indicated BY the THERMOMETER 81 Had-
nnla Pharnacy. ukRALp bnllaIngt-- -
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0bio @ailenfreuu0.

@tremoyr sic grlaubniB 5ur gleoerlal=
{un9 uno sur Grri6tun9 pon @1ulen.
Our6 Yetitionen an Den 2anoesl6ulratb
lu9ten Die v0iberolen" neAer0in9s me-
nisltens bas 2ebteye 81 pereiteln uno 10
Die &loiterfrouen ibrer @riiten;niittel su
beraubeH. 9lber Der b6blnilb lbe 2anoes=
l6ulrot6 bat olle bie1e Yetitionen otg;-
ipielen uno bciuiQi9te ben 9lonnen @oiie
9e9en, N(arie @tcDl, Y6ilipinne 8eri1t=
olo> Sberelio Neuntir6en> W}aria gmert,
emma Super uno Der &loFerpprl lte6crn
Wulpur9a> aui @runo ibrsr inYoocrborn
ertporbenen 3eu9uille, cine fiinftlallige
otfentli6e Dolfsi6ule uno Elm Yenionot
su erri6ten> nit oeuti6eri, frans0ii6er,
epentueQ cjedii@er unterr i6ts1pra@e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-13
&i1 tig c 81 II III 1unqe en-.

Marb Smidle, Graneis Yaslid, Mnno @ant>
uNanny 0faria 0anner, slnua @Oumana,
Marlin 9teb, MarD Sdafer, Sophia S1afcr,
StePban eonfer, Gillic @erlod, Sobu &ro9er,
9enrg Noors, .. @ertuels, emma Sorn, Morl)
Steinneb, MorD Sukel, Sobu @orman, SoDn
9ornz Grieo: Sorn, Grieo. Steinmeb, Splcpb
9ukeL s: 9urns. Sobn @ebm, 8. @@mist,
9 @ertruo 8roe9er, 2iiiie 8eder, SafOb 9ar> 6.
8ebn,z Gransisfa @criucls, Sobn @igler> 8.
Wcbel, S. &opr5, 6. Martiu, S. S1uma1er.
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. er Dpppel9 4 ii & er.
@rSablt bon @ouaro @eeert.

6rie6li@ iaben mir, cine gen1ildte S.
ic116aft aus ben 8epobnern BEG @1loI=
les g. belteben0, in Der bon @aisblatt
m1ponnenen 8eranoa. @s mar lpQt am
N6cno, tief i'm Wefen bejei9nete Ole
perodmmern0e GDtbe bie Stelle Der unter=
9e9ongenen @onne. 8ielei6t mar es
Die Ii6 fiiblbar ma6enbe Ndbe Der g}obt>
,uabrI I6einlid) aber bos polle Monoli6t,
oas al Die Seniter Der sum She'll unbe,
,uo6nten Burg bIduli6 aus9egoien bieler
oas Nusleben zines bellbeleudteten @ei=
fer16lo11es CAB, tpos i'm 1ereltnterboltuno
auf Elm 5ur 9dmmerltunbe nit @orliebe>
,uenn AUDI init 9ebeimen @rauen betrete=
nes @ebiet, ndn,lid) auf bic @eiiterluelt
biniiber1pieltete. g8er ba ettpas tpuBte,
9ob es preis uno na6 ieoer Grjd9lun9
riidt5n Die 6rouen en9er 3u1ammen Gben
Dotte 9omdnenratb S. cine @e19i9te au
Gnbe 9ebradt, Die olletieits Die N}en=
l9enbaut in cine @dn1eDaut perlpanoelte,
als 9oftor 49, Ser Onfel elmer Der an<
tueIeneen Oamen, in bic 2oube trat. Or
9riiBte, uno ba mir ale nod unter Dem
&anne oes eben @eb6rten pie itumm oa=
ioBen, fra9te er per,punbert nab Der ur=
fade bieies.ernfen @6>ueieens. Ser Gr-
5aDler t5eilte 1ie linn l69eno nit. 9orauf|
lieb 1i6 Der 9oftor bel uns nieoer uno
1a9te nit ern lter @timme:
uWenn Die perebrte @eleul6o1t ni6ts
bo9e9en bat> 10 tper0e id mir erlauben,
eben falls cine @eifer9el6idte 5u er5dblen,
Die ,uenigitenS oas oor BET Grsdbluns bes
9errn 9omdnenratbs poraus bot, ooB
lie ~ a 1T 1T oenn fe 1T mir ielbf pol=
1irt."
m&an timmte beifduig 5u. Die 9amen
,udelten li@ int Dorsefiibl neuer 9aut-
metamorpbolen bi9ter in lire Plaios.
Ser olte 9err aber be9anu nit ieiner
@el9i9te.
@or lieben SaDren mar i0 in 9. 1ta=
tionirt. 98ir Beamten oes @td0t6ens
6iloeten cine ei9ene 9el6lo1ene @e|eu=
l6oft uno fomen ollobenoli6 in einem
beitimmten 8ierlofole 5ulammen. 60
au6 an jenem Nbenoe, ser fir midi Der
benflpiir6i9ite meines 2ebens tperoen Iou=
te. Gs: NOR oraub Zen, tolt un6 re9neri1@,
eine re@te NoDemberna6t; an6 eslqB 1id
binter Dem Biertifd uno in Dem bebos= ,
lid ermdrmten @emo6e ungemein &C.
miitbli9. Sroboem perabj6ieoete i'd midi {
f@on um 10 l13r Don meinen Sreunoen
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so9 i@, in meinem Ne9enmantel sebuGt
lon9lom uno gang ollein oie @trobe rad
meiner etluas ableits bon Oct @taot 9ele=
9enen Mobnung. 9os 9erportrcten Sc,
MonO l6eibe ous elmer serrNenen Wolfe
lieB miA aufbliden uno 5u meinem ni9t
9eringen Gritounen 9ewobrte i6, Der id)
midi mutterleelen allein 9laubte, ouf Der
anOereu @eite 0er@trobe nod eincn :pei.
teren @pa5ier9dn9cr> ebenlo lan9iam
unb, lpie es i6ien 9eoonfuoll einber9e=
benO ,uie iG. Mein grltounen ober per=
wanoelte fd in Elm 9ebeimes Gntleben>
als i9 bel ndberer Betra6tung ocs un-
betonnten midi 1elbt erblidte> gani 70 wie
i6 leibte unb lebte. SD babe niemals
6urdt Qefannt uno obergldubl9 1ein / It
ME meine @ad)e 9e>pelen. 9lber 6amols
eriabte MIDI Gin tiefes unbeimlibes
@rauen unb 5lpang mid momentan gum
Stillefeben, Ob>uobl ib nit alien &rdf=
ten porludrts itrebte. Sc gin9 mir, 1pie
eincm Srdumenoen, Der Dem @e9entanb
ieiner 9(nsit ent flieben min, aber ni6t
BON Ser @telle tOmmt. M}erfpiiroig -
ou6 mcin 9oppelgdnger tano 1tille.
l1no als id) bon elmer unerfldrli9en
Wnglt uno 6ur6t 9ejast MIDI aufraffenb
portparts ranllte, 0a DeroOppeltc audi
oer anoere leine @9ritte uno blieb fei=
nen 3oa Dinter mir aurid. Grit beim
Mnblid meines gaules, aus Dem mir
nod oss 2idt Der Saus,uirtDin entge<
gem ltraDlte> otbmete id6 ettpas erlei6tert
auf No6 Elm paar @9ritte uno id batte
Die 9oustbiire erreidt. N6er 0iesmal fam
mir mein 9oppel9dn9er 5upor. Gbe i'd
MIDI periab, itano er an Der @6lpeue
ber S6iire> 6ffnete 1ie uno 1dlob 1ie
wieoer Dinter lib 5u. SD mar unfd6i9>
lpeiter uorsu9eben; um feinen Preis tpdrs
l6 Dem unDeimli9en @alt in mtineW of.
nung na69efol9t. SIN rd9iten Nu9en=
blide b6rte i@ bic @timme meiner 9aus'
pirtbin unb lire Tro9e an midi, ob lie
in meinem 3immer ierpiren Io1e. @lei6
Doroui 'blbte in oemletben Elm 2i6t auf
1nmittelbar Dor Dem TenFer meines
3immers fano Elm 2inoenbaum. Gin
mddti9er innerer Oron9 9ebot mir benz
lelben 5l beitei9en uno bon linn aus Die
i'm Snnern meiner Mo1nung
III beoba9ten. Ser Sci erlauben @ie
nir oie1es @ort-9ing in Der @tube an
mo ob-gdn5 tuie id), uno mo6te es li9
'equem 9an5 in Der Nei1e> ,pie i9Wbenbs
u t9un pfegte. Sebt trot Die 9ausmir=
bin berein uno ltellte bos @Hen> 6uppe
|no 8roten auf ben SilD,. ia9te Damn
ute 9fa6t un0 oerlieB lpieoer bas 3im=
aer. @lein 9oppelsdn9er felbit i9ien
i@t 1onoerli6 Nppetit gu baben> oenn
t beriibrte nidts; tpoDl ober nabm er
ur5, na66em Die Wirtbin binausgegan=
en- mar 0os 2idt 5ur Sano uno per=
bmano i'm meinem @9laffabinet.
0ies olles botte i6 nit lets wo9len= >
er Mufresung miton9el oftmals
'ar es mir, als ob, i@ MIR trdun1te. S9 ;
'eib ni6t, luie i6 1uie0er bonn Baume !
uf Die @roe 9efommen bin F.; ib tueib nur ,,
o6, 0ab Tieberl 6ouer 111einen &0rper =
biittelten> oob i'd fait bel e1innun9slos oa=
on ltiir5te, tueit aus benz 8erei6e meines
'auies, un6 6ab i@ pl6kli9 ab9ebekt> .
'bmiioe inter meinen Sreunoen itano, =,
ie nacb meinem Sortgang gen1iitbli@ =
no rubig fortge5cdt batten. 8ei meinem s
nblid 1pron9en 1te ouf, umrin9ten MIDI :
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i1 erlpaGte, uno Sic Come 1@ien 6el(
unb freunbli6 burb's Tenter ouf Sic
tpeiber &ilien. 0feine Ylite l@wei5ten
nit 8efremoen in 0em3immer lumber, oas
i0nen u1lbefonnt '>uar. Grit 9on5 ollmdD=
Zig troten Die oii ternStensn Der per9on=
9enen 9}a9t lpieoer Dor meine @eele ab=
gerillen sucrit uno suiammenbangslos>
bann aber 81 einem tlaren ilno 9an5en
8iloe li6 SUI ommenl lAlieben6.
eyebt flopfte es an meiner 5biire uno
ouf ncin 9erein traten 5pei meiner
Treunoe an mein 8ett beron. @ie 9aben
mir Die 9dnoe ano fra9ten, ob i6 MIDI
poDl flDle. Cine tiefe innere 8eluc9ung
tlan9 aus ibren Worten> 10 bob ib BE-
fremoet oufldaute. SD bejabte ibreTrase
uno erfldrte> 1ofort aufiteben 5u luol(en.
~0as mar gefern slbeno ei9entIitb cine
oumme @e1hi6te>" bemerftc i6 III i1nen,
loabreno i6 MIDI anflei6ete. 9lber lie sud-
ben blos Die M6ieln uno i6>pie9en. 9}a6
bcenoi9ter Goilette fiibrten 1ie MIDI bin
unter III bos @peile5immer. Sort fano
i1 mebrerc 8efonnte bes bori9en Mbenos.
Sin rn9e,uo6nter Grnjt lag ouf i6ren
@eli6tern un0 jeber briittc mir feierli6
Die Son0.
"qBos iou bos 2" rief i4 erRount foF
bedn9iti9t.
ugBir pollen ia beute nit Dir no9 sci.
ner Wp6nung 9eben - on erinnerit bi9
oo6 nod 2" la9ten lie.
.~Sa-ober lcio lift ni6t 9e1tern M6eno
|l6on sort 9elue1e uno lpos bobt ihr
gefunocu 2" fra9te i6 entge9en. 94ber ie
goben mir feline einl6ldgi9e Mntluort,
lonbern lo9ten> i'd iolle nur lelber su=
ieben-uno oamit nobmen Ie midi in
lire Nfitte un6 be9leiteten midi limit
einlilbi9em Grlt no6 9au1e. Sort elite
mir meme 9ausluirtDin nit freuoi9er@of
uno bod Sbrdnen pergieBeno entge9en.
~Was. sibfs um's 9immelsmillen 2"
l@rie i6. Sod Il. mil6te jid Die Mu=
gen uno 5eigte NIT oer Son6 na6 mel
nem 3immer. S6 9in9 poran, meine
Sreunoe folgten. eluf Dem Slide itono
nod Suppe unb Braten olles NOR in
Oronllug. S1 elite an Die 5biire meines
@6laf ftobinets uno lette sen 9riider in
Be,pe9ung, oa = cine @toubluplfe quoll
mir ing @elidt. Gin TuBtutt bra6te Die
Sbiire poQenos gum Beiden> uno nun
itan0 i9 rfarrt, bet0libt pom Dem Mn=
blid> ber ii6 mir 6arbot. Mein 8ett mar
unter Dem Sriimmerperf ber in Oct Na6t
berab I'll raten3immerocde pergroben,lpor=
BEN. Gin @unber botte midi Qs%
rettet. Sener 9oppel9dnger ,par mein
@6uken9el 9elueien. Snoem ct meine &C.
italt annabn1 F0Bte er mir Sur9t uno
@rauen Elm un6 tdu16te bos Mu9e nteiner
6usmirt6in-rno iG ent9ing Dem unfe6l=
barren Spbe.
2au9e> longe fano i6 Dor oem@6utt= +
)aufen uno itarrte auf oos per16uttete
Eager. S6 luar teines Wortes md6tig, {
mo oob mar mene @eele am ueher= !
uallen. SD luollte beten> lout aum 6im= :
mel 9anf I'll fen; aber i9 pern1o9te ni6t o
better, a1s meine 9dnbe 5u1ammen3uz u
9lieben uno bon frommen @9auern er= !!
iillt in bie&niee gu iinten. llno ouf Elm. Il
nal fiiblte i6 es beiB iiber meine @an= n
zen 16lei6en uno auf meine 9dnoe perlte J!
Sbrdne I'm S6r6ne >. II
9erDoftor belt inne. Mu9 jeBt 9Idnste u
in feu6ter @dimmer an ieinen Q(ngen, r.
no Elm bereinfallenoer Mon01trobl Ders II
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epentueQ c5e9il9er Inter- ibtslpro@e.
Giue cn9liide @eridtslccuc.
@as 6rieoens9eri6t bon Yort Souls
auf BET N}oritinlel mubte ii6 neu!ib nit
elmer leltenen 5ahe beldditiaer es lonte
enti@eioen, ob eine3ie9e eV &eitpfero lei.
Ser @eri6tslaal 9eludbtte einen 9an5
un9e>u0bnli@en Mnblif. Cine 9robe Mnz
5obl &inoer nit ibren Mdrterinnen II.
|. 10. Dotten lid) eingefunoen, UNI einen
@Drsel l6mad bon Sen 2eiben bieler Melt
5u erbalten; Die 9ah;e &inoerlpelt Der
Snlel mar aufgere9t, uno Der @eri6ts<
biener bate feline liebe 9}otb, Die auf9e=
regte &inoerl6ar in @tiQe su er6alten.
Mber tuarum 10 biel Sumult, warum Sic.
les @e16rei?,
&ju1tao @i9uel, Elm &<lobe bon etpe
Iie6en Sobren, aug elmer ahtbaren Ta=
mile, egte&eitibun9en ouf einem 9roBen
3iegenbod 81 balten uno ieoem Sag in
Der @toot berun5ugaloppiren @ines
D}or9en nun ritt er audi aus frDbli1 uno
sufrieoen luie 9elu06nliA, bielt feline 9leitt
serte in Der 9ano un9 lieb, als 9elpano=
ter &eiter, iein Yfcro ale n,0sli6en
&unititiide ma6et> big er an Der Gfe ei=
ner @trabe )id) pl0bli9 Dor Srn. 9otp=
lano befano.. Sic 3ie9e bdumte li6, Der
tleine 9teiter.iaB jeood feit uno iprenste
Damn 1tolj oopDn. Wm onoern Sage fono
1i6 einMonn Elm uno iibereeb bem&naben
Elm papier, bas ct pcrgebens ;u entsi1=
fern lid bemiibte. IS par cine @prla=
oung Dor oen Ttieoensridtcr, Die ST..
9oplano an Den febenjdbri9en &naben
iel6It ri6tcte UNI i'm Su l Yf. ct.
@trafe perurtbeilen 5u lol1en, peil er icin
9}eitpfero in Der sb9a6eni itube nidt on=
geseigt babe.
Ser gertDeioi9er bes &noben du6crte
li6 un9efdbr in fol9enben Morten:
~Die @ele6rten lin0 iiber Die @renaen
er uerl6ieoeuen &eibe Der 91otur
nid)t eini9 unb gum ltn9liit fir Die QBi1=
Ienl6aft bat ST.. 9omlano, Der fleiBi9e
@innebmer Der iunern Mbgabei1, Die l,n=
gemeine @6>uieri9teit Der Qualification
nod mebr eri6wert. Gr le9t Sbnen, meine
0erren@el l9worenen, oieGrage Dor: &ann
>ie 3ic9e fir elm &eitpfero en9e1eben
ueroen ? l1no mub Iie, iobaIo lie selat
eft unb ge5dumt lit, trob ibrer 96rner,
n benz Bureau Oes 9rn. 9olplan6 an9e=
nelbet lueroen :? Wenn sic Die 6raoe be=
obtn> 10 perurtbeilen sic ou@ 6os frieo=.
i&e @tedenpiero, ia sic branbmarten
II Der @eididte ben 9uten &Dnis 9ein=
id w., ben zines Sases Gin @elonoter
i6errai6te, ,uie ct eben Elm &ino auf lei=.
|em &iiden reiten lieb, io,uie ben 9o,u=
ano oer oamaligen 3eit, tpeil er Den
roben &0nig ni@t als Maultbier belteu=
rte. 9lein, @ie luereen Elm iol6es item
ibt biQi9en, oas nit @iuem @@lase ale
5pielseugeo. B. &inoer 5ertrummern luiiroe.
Scr @ertbeioi9er itellt nun bas Ycr<
>n9en, oos @eri6t m09e Die Goroerung
es 9rn. Dolulano fir eirf fdltig erfldren.
Sic >uiGti9e8erl lamnlun9 enoigte nit
Ct @nt16eiouna oob Die @eIeke nir9eno
erlangen, Die 3ie9en iollten >pie &eit=".
fer6e beiteuert weroen,
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Au0a6e 0er Iufer1aieSe.

l. Sic iaure @urfe lit cinee,nad)t Der @oh
2 NAL q 1T ausgemad)t.
g.. Ser @albsbratcn ilt fit bie 2ebenbiecu,
oer Sar9 fir bic Gobten.
- 3. Ser Sd)neioer i@ncibet su> ber Yrabl<
BANS id)ncibet auf
4. Ser &eiienoe tebrt Gin, bic Mo9o fe1rt
aus.
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Sol9enoe 3clen rei,nen iid), iuenn ou leit
Nolon, @eoanfenitri@, 8rageseid)em.
Bum @onis 8r0ius fam ber ipei le Golon,
Sab ibm sbte peie 2cbre:
Nid't Ncid)tDum, &onig, ma@et bid
3um @liifli1ten =
QSenn Slid uno &ei1tbum bon Dir peid)e,l,
SSas blsibt biz bann nod?
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eSn . terrei If 1T es Den v&ultur=
tdmpfcrn" nidt gelunsen, Die ous 9eutr
ldlono pertriebenen&loiter frouen aus Dem
@lpl 5u pertreben, ,pel9es Der fatbolil9e
@inn b6bmil9erGapaliere ibnen 9eboten.
&etonntli4 ert9eilte i9nen audi Minilter
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sluf16fuu9 Der Mufeabe 80. 80.
1910 Sabre $50 Sage.

Stnfloiun9 Der Mufeabc $40. 80.
Sic 31Dne.
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R,ppO OF 4AESE QRGANS
Pittsburgh
really
for Twenty five years. while the Celebrated Taylor Farley Cees
thoroughly throughout
sell on without
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HdriIi0 completed the alteration
or oar store room, ace 2C0Uid re
SpectfUIiy announce that lUe hare
Te-OpeRed.
"a rieaO to the cOficenieHce Of custOni-
eFs, and to secure expedition la 0tE
branches of our business.
- Oar Stock tciU be qleIO fhTOuDh-
out, embracing al the latest HOrel-
ties iL Fine JeWetry, Watches, iSii-
ceT Ware and Fancy Goods.
By attention to customers, in
dHcem eHts Ia prices, and 0CIIt teTence
10 a high standard OF qalQtitaI, a0e
hope to merit a cOHtiltadftce OF the
patronage heretofore SO UOeFdlIy
UestOUed.
JOHN STEPENSON'S SONS,
93 Market Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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The Concerto Parlor 0rgan'is some
thing entirely new il is-a beautiiurparlor
ornament, possesses sweet and power
fiIl tone is most commandable invcn-
tion and holds high place in public hA'
vor."-N. y. EreRiHg I0St.
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Testimonials of Waters :. Pianos and
Organs.

"Watcrs' Concerto Parlor Organ pos
scsses a beautiful and peculiarly soft tone.
The Concerto Stop is, without doubt, the
best ever placed in amy organ. 1t is pro-
duced by am extra set of reeds, peculiarly
voiced, from which the effect Is most
charming. and its imitation of the human
voice is superb. For sweetness of tono
and orchestral effects 1t has no equal."---
N. Y. Times.
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j. HI. JOHNSTON,
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
2S5 LIBERTY STREET.
s5 LIBERTY STREET

PITTSBURGH, PA,
and state that saw this advertisement in
THE FoREsr REPUBLICAN.
TAKE NOTICE. will buy or trade for
Army Rifles, ,Carbines. Revolvers, &c. For
prices see Catalogue.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
Goods sent by express to any point G. o.
d., TO be examined before paid for, when
requested. 40 If
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PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD
ON AND AFTER IL p. p. Sunday May
" ], 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Washinton and
Liberty street, rs follows;
ARRIVE.
Mail Train, 1.30 m Fast Line, 1915
m Wells accommodation No. ], go m
Brinton accommodation No l, $50 m;
Wallis accommodation No 2, 1856 n IN ;Cin-
cinnati express go a m; Johnstown ac-
commodation 1850 a m; Braddock's ac-
commodation No l, 700 p m; Pittsburgh
express l.30 p m; Pacific express l.50 p IN Z;
Wallis accommodation No ., 2.35 p m I;
Homewood accommodation No |, 9.55 p m;
Wallis accommodation No 4, $50 p III
Brinton accommodation No 2, LILO p IN; (;
Way Passenger 1920 p M.
DEPART.
Southern express $50 m; Pacific ex-
press 2.40 a m; Wallis accommodation No
l, 6,30a m; Mail Train $40 n m ; Brinton's
accommodation 1920 m Braddock's ac-
commodation No /, $40 p m; Cincinnati
express 1895 p m; Wallis accommodation
\ 2, 11.5l m Johnstown accomm odation
4.05 p m; Homewood accommodation No
1, $50 p IN; Philadelphia express $50 p m;
Wall accommodation No 3,3.O5 p IN; Wall s
accommodation No 4, Cos p m; Fast Line
7.40 p m; Wallis Nos, 1l.00 p m.
The Church Trains leave Wallis Station
every Sunday at 9.05 a. M, reaching Pitts
burgh at 1905 a. m. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at 12.50p. M, and arrive at Walls
Station at 2.10p m.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South
ern express daily except Monday. All 9TH
er Trains daily, except Sunday.
| For further Information aply to
w. II. BECKwITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not assume any Risk for Baggage ex-
| cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
responsibility to One Hundred Dollai sval-
ne. All baggage exceeding that cunt
in value win be at the risk of the yner,
unless taken by special contract
| A. J. CASSA1
General Superintendent. Altoona Pa.
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OUR MOTTO is AND HAS BEEN
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.

business
from
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A DVERTISERS send 25 cents to Geo.
n p. Rowell C Co., Al Park Row, n. y,
for their Eighty-pago Pamphlet, showing
cost of advertising. l3 Al
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AN ORCHESTRA IN rHE PARLoR.-The
orchestral organ is the name of n new reed
organ recently announced by Horace Wa
ters Il Son. The instrument takes this
name from its recently invented orches-
trail stop. The voicing of this Is peculiar,
producing the effect o! IA fun sweet con-
tralto voice, Its finest effect IS produced
when the stops are drawn, so that an or
chestral effect is given, The case is unique
and makes n handsome article of furni-
ture."-N. y. SRa.
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The Waters Pianos are known as among
the very best. We are enabled to speak OF
these instruments with confidence, from
personal knowledge.-N. Y. EgdngciiSt.
9-lV
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Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail-
way, and Buffalo, Cory & Pitts
burgh r. r.

ON AND AFTER Monday, May "a,
~ 1875, trains will run as follows:
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co. PER MONTH TO LIT OR FOR SALE
pcJ nicely finished brick Dwellings, with modern
improvements, ~ kighty-Second street. between ave
nnes anu 3. Go and see them Apply the prem
lses Or e. the owner hlLPAIRlCk Sh Last seventy
ninth