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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30

Reds wharf, this morning, taking on freight
for Philadelphia The steamer Keypor't, which
was launched from the ways at the ship yafd
yesterday and towed to Prince street dock, had
one of her wheel houses slightly injured yes
terday afternoon by the steamship H. =.
knight, which was coming into the same dock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30

YOUTHFUL HERo.-Mr. Samuel Lloyd,
while engaged in pushing away the ice from
around his boat, at the Wilkes street ferry slip,
this afternoon, accidentally fell overheard, and
as he could not swim, would certainly have
drowned had it not been for the heroic conduct
of boy named Theodore Beach, sou of Mr..
James Beach, who, though only nine years
old, boldly Jumped into the river, and holding
on to the side of the boat with one hand, ex,
tended the other to the drowning man, who
seizcd it, and held GU to it until he was res
cued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30

No MONEY The city having failed to pay
up the December and January instruments due
the School Board. the teachers and janitors
found 20 money for them at the Treasurer S
this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30
Or GOODS.
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
A large stock of
DRY GOODS
To be sold out.
A large stock of
To be sold out.

ROBERT L. WOOD, to make change in
his business will from this day sell every article
in his stack at immense reduction. jan rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30
DoMEsTICs.

Calicoes, Cottons, &c, received this 18th in
slant. A large stock, and will be sold as cheap
as tho cheapest .
JAM ID. +. VIII VI En- %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30
I'm ESE.nEsNTS.
DENEFlT OF THE METH. EPISCOPAL
D CHURCH SOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL.

DENEFlT OF THE METH. EPISCOPAL
d CHURCH SOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Prof. FRANK BEARD, of New York city,
will deliver his Humorous Lecture entitled
THE PHILOSOPHY OF MlRTH,
illustrating the same with crayon drawings upon
the black board and canvas. The designs are
produced instsntaL eously and while the lecturer
is speaking. Prof Beard, to show. his great
talent, will produce during the evening, Of re-
quest portraits OF Washington, Lee and some
of the prominent citizens OF this city:
SAREPTA HALL, TU ESDAf Ev ENlNG,
February 2 1875. Tickets 50 and Csc Doors
open at O'Clock. jan 26-td
ICE IN THE PULPIT, AND WHO PUT
Il 1T THERE.
Another Lecture by
REV. OSCAR +. FLlPPO,
IN THE BAPTIST CHURCH,
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY l.
at y o'clock. ~
Admission Csc; children l5c. jan 27-td
1SOUND-Found what? A SPECTACLE
T. DEPOT, at which can buy pair of Spec.
tacles at 25c that are good good good i!
Everybody should supply themselves with Spec
IAN 20 g " GREENS NOTION HOUSE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
Congress.

WASHINGTON, d. g., January 80.
SENATE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30

The Senate was not 10 session to day, havlD
by vote of 81 to 90 adjourned over yesterda
until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
THE REFORMED SYNOD.

WORKING OF THE BOARD OF PUBLICATION DECLARED
UNSATISFACTORY - EXCLUSION OF THE BIBLE
FROM PUBLIC SCHOOLS DENOUNCED.
The session of the Reformed Synod was
opened In the First Reformed Church, In Jersey City,
yesterday morning, with prayer by the Rev. Mr. shep-
perd. The discussion OF the report OF the Conl-
mttce on the Board OF Direction was resumed.
The rule prohibiting any salaried officer OF Synod from
being member the Board Of Direction was rcscnded
The term of Office of the Treasurer limited to one
year. The report OF the Committee on Procssora;e was
received it stated that there were 81 students IN the
New Brunswick Theological Seminary, In Hope College,
Mich. and 20 in the academic department. II also
reported O deficiency in the Professors salaries OF
1000.
At the afternoon session the report OF the Committee
on the Board of Publication was received. 1t stated
that the working OF the Board was very I'M
satisfactory that Onethrd Of the revenue
was spent in the collection OF the money ,,,
and recommended the discharge OF all the present EN-
poye removal of the depository ana an eiort 10 ahe
The Board selfsusaining The Rev MI Ferris replied al
suned at the evening session, and resolutions were
adopted directing the Board of Publication TO reorganze
duce expenses remove the location OF the depository
and appointing committee OF hve TO examine the affairs
Before the close Of the afternoon session the Rev. DIT
Todd offered the following resolution, which was ua
PesoircJ That while the General Synod has no SYM
patty with any attempt to make the state an engine or
use of the Bible in the public schools as legitimate
measure OF great utility and Importance for The proper
education of our American children ana youh III lhoSs
principles Of sound morals and sterling patriotism which
essential TO the perpetuty and welfare or me ma
tom and 1t deprecaes most earnestly the exclusion OF
the Bible from the public schools az the surrender OF
sacred right which, as we have received it under the
good prov idence of God from fathers should do
utmost TO transmit 1t to our children unnipaifed
and that General Synod puts record its emphatic
disapprova all appropriations by legislative or other
civil authority OF the public money Tor sectaran Uses OF
for the promotion OF sectar1an ends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
DEPARTURE OF THE SIOUX DEPUTAT1ON.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE JOURNEY-PREsENTs RE-
CEIyEn BY THE INDIANS.


CEIvED BY THE INDIANS.
The delegation of Sioux Indians left this
city last evening for Yankton, Dakota Territory via
Niagara Falls After reaching YanktOn they Will embark
on steamer for Sioux City, contract for the enre "Trip
having been made through John j. sproulI the New
York agent for the Illinois Central Railroad During the
yesterday the Sioux with William Fielder '"er
Interpreter and the Warm Spring Indians with Donald
Mckay their interpreter visited the Office of f. Rcming
ton sons at Nos 2sl and 2s3 Broadway, for the pu
pose OF inspectng their arms. After examining the
various weapons they were each presented with hand
some hunting rife AZ each chief received his gift COL
Squire Secretary OF the Company addressed him briefly
the Indians replying through their Interpreter Al
dresses were also made by +. Remington, A. r. Stout
and Gen. James W. Hustled After the return o, ,ie
and authorized Buffalo Bill to send letter 10 T.
Remington 4 Sons thanking them for what pleased
them more than any other ptesentIa gu; au! Inc
people of NewYOrk should take so much interest III e, d
them presents. that their hearts are gad anu
to kill game for their families. And that, wheh 'hey
meet their people, they Will DC promo Pnmroto w
s snp p s the s' atteroon the Indians visited
iewelry store under the Grand Central Hotel ana were
each presented with gold pencilcasc BuIi i.gie was
grayed response TO the presentation address lie saIu
that he never would disgrace the gift by drinking nre
water out oft AS the Indians et te s'oTe tI s ih
one OF their characteristic peace songs iaief IN 'e
afternoon H. NJ. Post presented to Sitting Buli heaVy
satuette silver of raging hull tied TO post by
chain The present appeared to please the cmei very
much and he returned thanks in energetic manner
At g o'clock the delegation, accompanied ny MH4nr
Bingham and Mr. Fielder. each Indian carr! ng inc Ino
presented i'm the morning left the Grand Central Hotel In
carriages for the Erie Railway depot, where tncy ooh
the train leaving Jersey City at 6i5 M the part! IN
tends through to Yankon direct Win the exception
of very brief stay at Niagara for the purpose OF allow
ing the Indians to see the Falls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
REPREsEN TATIVE
American Manufacturers.


TIFFANY & Co..
UrIONsouAlR
TOWN CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS,
BREWSTER Il Go. OF BROOME-sT,
BTHAvE. AND I4TH ST.
BROADWAY AND 47THs
PURE WHITE LEAD MTLANTIC).
ROBERT COLGATE & Co.
COR PEARL AND BEEKHANsx
ART FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS,
HERTER BROTHERS.
SILK MANUFACTURERs.
CHENEY BROTHERS.
HARTFORD. CONN.
STEINWAY & SONS.
sTEINwAY HALL FOURTEENTHSr
MASONIC AND military GOODS.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY g. GRAHAM,
10 MAIDEN LANR
FLAX THREADS.
BARBOUR BROTHERS.
sILvER-PLATED WARE.
MERIDEN BRITANNIA Co.,
$50 BROADWAY.
GAS FIXTURES.
MITCHELL. VANCE & Co.
c97 BROADWAY.
MERIDEN CUTLERY Co..
40 CHANBERssr
WORKERS IN HARDWOOD LUMBER AND
vENEBRs,
1856 TO 900 LEWIssT,
FOOT OF sIXTH.ST, EAST RIVER
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS,
CROUCH & FITZGERALD.
MAIDENLANE AND $50 BROADWAY.
STARCH,
f. KINGsFORD & SONS, OSwEGO,
4. &. CHAPLIN, Agent,
l46 DUANE-sr.
EUROPEAN TRAVEL,
WHITE STAR LINE ADRIATIC SAILS
JUNE H. at noon.
10 BRoADWAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

g Monday e: nsSS .'t c,sn q:
sss e, IL s"ysSns On: Inc
TS:sas night ns ss u wsi Bag g Ras S
stripped Of anohora chains aud cargo
NEw,JERsEY.
HonoKEN.-The first annual commencement OF
Stevens Insttute Technology will be held next Monasy
evening. The class originally consisting OF 80 memue, ~
decreased 90 that there only eight to receive diplomas
regatta from rom js1s !. g June s
Etu,pRru-The Board Education arc investigating ihe
manner in which money raised by the City On ns
and sas Of s Sans dT as Sfe a
Tor school purposes and there nothing TO show ,o e resi-
neS d .a1y saSS' ssfn
sssS s :sSn pu, Re mssns last " Vic
woopBKporThe Sunday schools Of this village viii have
81 S on sy W I%%' BY ss
They under the charge Of T. b. Kn1 ON smn
day the OF the First
onAxoR-The wife Of Peter scuy mechanic residing In
a ar I'm f a hense leaving Of
bank 81, 900, the amount Of her husbands savings
POLICE NOTES
At the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday,
n sSI &c G hoase q Sanger
the Essex Market Police Cont %ty ct Sd
night.
age sandy beard and clad In white shrt nnen a,
black pantaloOns and boots was FOUND III te East ie '
Pier No /, yesterday morning.
Patrick Flannery of No. GOT East flftcentii-st,,
while AT work on building erecting in Fifty rts
Sixth and Seventhaves- yesterday was struck OH hS IVAN
By Q falling brick and his skull was fractured
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, Patrick
Fanpery was held results Of injuries received py
Patrick Gey the fan Of brick from hed that hne p.,s .,
bureary preferred by Gates Of No 4s6 Second ave-
who alleges prisoner broke into his dry goods so
DonneIy Donney and Francis Mack wers held ior
trial on broken into the premises OF
Kelly at 626 West Forty fifth st. and stolen gooas valued
at$l5. -
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Ellen
Morris was charged with rnbbng him at NO.
$40 Wafer At OF s23 held in $500 bail to answer
0ticer Iaoran Troy with carrying a. heavy
slung dirk knife. Troy committed IN dian 81
81 WjD bail william Deyne brought up on charge Oh
obstructng officer in the arrest OF prisoner AZ Baiy
place Yesterday. and fined So ami qfed !" ~ uai
In 5000 10 Keep the peace for three months Ge0ge fecc
was charged by August stock Of NO SSS pearst Win
stolen Yesterday Oulngs Directory valued nj w. anu
OF the value Of 81 Pierce committed 10 answer III BOW
bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fyfh Avenue Hotet-Ex-Attorncy- General George
II Wiams the Rev Dr. X Conrad Of philadelphia Judge
r. D. Rice Of Maine and C. a. McCswey Of the o.
arine C0rps Eperen House-PUf N. b. Anderson, Pres
ident University and capt TiSbits OF the
r. w LeayenwOrth Of Syracuse. Holman House-Leut
Commander Henry L. Johnson, U. - Navy and the Hon
RoheIf M McIane Baltimore. Windsor Host-Judge ~
H. Durre OF Louisiana surtecant Hou@-surgeon Edward
n PAYNE ~ T. Navy hibemorte Hofet-Gen. John g. Haz
ard OF Rhode Island Square Hoet-Chef Engineer
Charles H. Iorng u = Navy. .G,tsey House-Bishop vii
liam Mc(lOakey Of Louisiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

determining the rate Der cent 10 be assessed upon pre-
mnms collected during the next two years to pay the
expenses Of the Association including those OF the fre
of the Board to furnish company and agency with
statement showing the salaries at present a,d r n
officers clerks and other employees including the IRE
Patrol staff together with the number so employed inc
meeting then adjourned until June o. In order 10 give
members sufficient time to examine the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

INSURANCE AND FIRE PATROL EXPENSES
A special meeting of the New-York Board
Of Fire Underwriters was held yesterday NJ NO. 100
broadway All the companies and agencies doing bns-
~. I'm this city were invited TO meet for the purpose CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
A CAREFUL INSPECTION
OF
OUR NEWLY BUILT
ROAD
w A G O N S
Will prove their general superiority, and sspe-
eially In the following points:

Graceful symmetry of proportion. Highest perfec-
ton attanable in mechanical construction. 1hor-
ough solidity of workmanship and display OF such
exquisite taste even in the most triiling detai Oh
finish, as heretofore has never been attempted In
the manufacture of this favOrte American venice
We offer the fullest guaranty as to duraphty
and capacity to stand the most trying amount OF
wear and tear and will cheerfully compete with
anv wagon of corresponding weight manufactured
in this city or elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

By burglars Monday mornns but ne hsyes me
soos for his Accomplish sounded the burglar alarm
srAruErox-The oyster sloop Kate Burbank Mn os@
oystea was stolen on Tuesday night last while ne On
Msfiners Yesterday she was Iouno near DO! "e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
[Announcementsl
Many druggists have BURNETT's COLOGNE.
DR.. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS.
Indispensable to every ladies toilet.

New-YOrk is just now unusually brilliant.
crowd KSoxs stores 2l2 Broadway
and in Fifth Avenue Hotel In pursuit Oh his COOL elegant
and popular Alaska Cashmere Hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT uUDNUTs IS
BROADWAY
81 n. 6s,. Noon go. Sp m, 82' Midnight Of.
iIighert during the day 83o Lowest 6I'.
Average 69fo. Same day, 1874 7S5'
, 1875-11-06

FIGURES OF SPEECH.
The M1nHr ANp MIEl4 or LITERATURE THAR
me IN EIuukATfvx LAfGuAux, Ik WHioH Up
w4nn+ af 4, U WHzrEns AaE nEFknHkD To, AMI
~ fuynts ia1ustnAakp ma " ;o4s H. w3sskn 3sst
Harper K brothers, cpicsgo: Jansen, Mr1.urs &
t.. lTice, 3e.1t.
Tie uasure o! this very ambitious book cannot
better DO described than tu The word. OF tho
author, embratcI iu ha introductory Noticu,
which We copy entire:
The object os tala volume is to espsis and fully
soseh lAr ,npra thoroughly than ever h4A roeu lone
tn urge upon leAdeGs. Pre4cheFs aud al who wrts or
speak Ensd,h taay very important aa,.css 10 eoin~
AMI tue piolu; to present vida rsyis1 Of America"
aL4 English l!'csstuse; aud to mako tho whoo sub
I've. Also, G.ye avASt Ourselves 1t our familiarity
with Latlu. Greek aud Hr6Faw, And With four of tbs
.uoisra languages. FRENCH. dEfn4n. 1Ahaa. aud
6psusa
There can bo no doubt. after reading shia
lucid predatory. that tho author il capable OF at
tempting Auy couceirab!s literary performance.
IL ho not familiar with ssuen ancient and mod
ssp ianguagasa
Passing Oh to thu Introduction Of tAs vo1uus,
to poto ho. tho sushor tskcs up his psatentioas
work, ~e nud In the early begnu.ug tho assar.
tiou lha. the plan OF tie book h&s tho merit !" OF
the most en.ire originality" ''Nobply w.!l
readily beijevs," vary oaudldly adds tue mfiter,
"tbat. aiter she moet inyonsiVe minds hayo tes'
trsatiug Of literature fos tuenty-two ceusufos an
entirely now and exceedingly comprehensive aud
searching mode OF treatment cln possibly re-
mAo 10 30 discovered" No; Ne eau honeasly
AsAare the Auther nobody il thus fas ready to
believe it. "yst," he goes ou to say, ".ucA u
tho cass, remarkable u IL shs fact. As tho
quaint old French sssavlst, Montsigna. has said
'rhs aowess I haYs gathered are from othsFa
tue asting that tics them together Ii m'ae o"n.'
A stllpg to Which ne sse.ibe great worth. Ills
volume claims 10 hs OF tie gFeAtstt value in
, 1875-11-06


J, re.,.-st,, ,.,a,s,ca1 o'9masI +, i, ~
,r.,n h.a roo <a,4 ~, i,,t,,r- s,,d4,I. ,... ~
Au "1' , =" '"4a1s aNuueo's ta.a1tups
lnI lis arIon II Nas fteianleu la q ofaelonD. OF
the recovery Of health nfter prolonged inter
yaI, Ut esact!y the po1,1t where thcv vors brokei
~. DurIur tho batt,c or tne Nile. a cant,,n ra.
,.,.a, ~ ',r7,, 49, t,.,aJ ,.i...t, ~II ,
~" w. '"s .'o". ""''a e1lue6 1s"
senSciess while no WAS III TIC acs OF delVestnl
m order. ii" VIVA 1"eEed up unconscious, snd
LII that condition couysyed 10 England and Il
ths Cre.n,,ct r1uui Al WHARF Ia isv ILL., 80
NC nt'sA"A" t1p' :" ~ "as.' no "a, nAs
l"s"'AA'o 'okes~o'" wv ''''oou m"A1ha' 4as
ol'rfal'on Of tic annlng was then resotssd To-
md. III tie riero OF tile skull tllat had bee1
T. t,cs,ed iu upoa the BRAN yas rnsod from II.
e'hse''a7"o'o 'as'""At 1e.ul"oo ~ .as nA".
sua ue 1ose up III oea' Aul, IN Ioad tone o.
command flushed ths order he was t.aa'og ii
the 'noa'ent tho dreadful accident laid him low.
,..',.., ,s-,ms. 49,, =, .s.s,.', 49,
I'"s'auu 'a'u'e'' "'o' ~ ho coae'us'on o. aa5a
tHooE Il 1snce-lns21hs. iott Ata oeoue and wedBes
III the hollow of tres. In sle night he VIVA ~
tacEcd with dieense OF thu brain TINT horeft
h,:n of h;x scuxa1 f,r NAV vnsr. wha, =, ....
~, ,'.,,,.,1 ,.,.;,, ~, ~, -, -
llo recovered e"naeaos'snass. tue aisst thing hs
did "ah 10 inquire Of Ills sons II thsy hAd brought
,pcy cou4d not be found vheraupon tba farmer
~. ,,,.,d ,x,r. .,r.i''t,. -. ~ ,an,.- -
100 "e Auu "eu' o",'sps " sue no4~" "es
where Jay tue articles he soughf'-bust IN the
long yesrs'thAt they bad remaned s1po4ed to
the wesshaf, the "eod OF tho bestfe hsd coti-
Pieteiy rottca away.
br. Wsntar states In ht] eassy m isrnln-
En'8maa" shat ; hstae gsEl Of 6 years fell and
received severe coneuseton Ut tho brain, Wills
engaged Id q kana OF toas-sud-r4tch With :
young companion. For ton hours shs remained
inseussble. A. the enl Of thtt period sle opeaeq
her eyes, knd, Instantly sf11ngtng to The bead of
the bad. hogan throwing about tns stuall asttolea
Il haud, eAclAlmnH, p" Catch thess'" From
Nlany ea4o4 s<a recorded Of teaaPotasy tosa
Of moulosy siser Ah stack of sesefe !llsets. Ds.
Winslow mentlons an Instance ot Clergyman Of
Tars ta'enta and high culture, ~ho "as ths.wn
, 1875-11-06

POEMS b* 6AfARo TAYLOR.
11oMs pA,Tou4Ls, BALLApa, AND LraIcs. Dy uAxA3p
T.rtuA. l9mo, pp. I'LL. uossoa: 1ana:. u: ia
dus,I u "a.
sir. Taylor hsa cherished the goddess Of po-
esry viii, tho fond. assiduous devotion Of life
time. lu the Psoan to the Home passora1s, he
u,skus 10 open declaration Of hIa lovo for the
darling spirit" aong4
Cali saes viii not, my ifos ono dear aud beant!ful
Angel.
w4yward. faithful, aud fund but lie tho Friends In
tne Meeting,
Waiting. Will ~ dispose my sout In the pastoral stl'
That aentsl to Deslss. obedleuco ye may n1ite hss.
Wood with such porsistsus Affection, the
Muse haa presented = smiling face toward tue
s.ugss, and. it not inspiring him to impassloued
ou.bursts Of u,eloly, hss at Ieast taught him tho
way OF cnittyAtiug musical yoico aud tue arts
OF execution. =,
THIS, the eighth volume of his poettcai writ
iuRA etubyaca. tns ty-nul~ p1*ass. tive vt which
ars included IL the p&st-IAls: MI i'll tas ballads,
s9auty -ays in ths LyE41s md G&ts ~ tas oaaa.
, 1875-11-06
........ PIANOS. ......
StBlnVay'S Upright Planes.
PIANOS.

arE.sna. sTE1vHAY It. EDSs ,uvc. nrtcr
iona nuI rart,rat .i.dy mil t;*nrrimr r.Ii*t sue
;rt,;a w:is;t n4 m "Sst rcrfei rTtf
S" Ss fs'f :;tv t 7" '"n: IT,, ! oaas ass
trnnd fsamo-, srhii iiie aunllty = of ths most
:!'G't' Hk inH?A n; "!f9sf', f*a{e:
E'sTAS Ni$M II i;SE,,iS j,Stxl;AAtt;: At;
a;E;tHinS r. EHE N}fEE'{!!I; '{!!I;E tnTi,1t rff1StS
Tii ~ Ot TtiE lest GRAND AND
SuUA}tE rlASD%.
ser,r4l hnadcd Of thcso mttchless In.trumants arc
nnw in uso In Tho draw . Of nsduz ctixna'.
zach anil n,cty oi whish has given tbs w1st HnauH
fled antlsfaet1a. Tile mnrd-I t!lowncd
, 1875-11-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Thirst In ARR:'
atd b. Edward Egg'est9n. D. D., aud
Illustrated With The Famous
Bila DesiggDs.
!. Now Ready for Delivery to
Subscribers.

r.,,.,., ~ .h,s ,-o-l ,.1ts ,or etts .n5
r. .aaan Itutlon fur f2uo. OR Popular Edition
m eh tsa Vt an, most elegant rnblicatlon In
s wv .n5 ,he yesi to s;uIt, Critics viz wiki eArh
lsaSs,. Ss,.-ss.,rr 49, Il. aud tho naassna tnly It,
~ '"-,s..to, h,u hronrnf down tn ,1,c rrach ot
Nrtr1 Esgea.o'i a ~ nt,.s 49, nnsn r,st
1Ya Osa. snG ia n,e<t 1ct,,rs. ri III.
q parAes -. T., in nrpenrs ~ th,Itt. .,Thcra
h~h ~hwpmr,lneas In tbe scenes that, utrpn l7okiuR
,fxs saI,.siu OF pictures, one feels ihat the I'll.
MsIThn,t il : taIs IN truthful ani aIurfa ~ TIN
e. ~. uuF mother nonrest frend. No other lffo
tsts Gu e,tr sor'rsrc with this cue, taken from
bHdJ Wit. 1ile % LOOK 10 AZ 'hfo"so teA' 'foa7'
r-Erot. Dis'a b"'h9'
nj beautiful volume that, entitled "clIlt1Al -
Itts The illustrations W nldh ais sesy s.,sns .u
cao Bz5ant. !, ,,..o ,,,,..
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