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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
PRECOCIOTS GELS.

Some time ago n lad from one of the public
schools in YOnkers brought a child OF fourteen
to the city, and, as was stated, married her,
the precocious young woman destroying the
certificate on her way home. In order to place
his daughter as nearly right as possible be-
fore the public her father insisted last week
on another marriage, of which he should be q
witness. In another column of the same paper
which told this story we find al account OF
the daughter of clergyman and of Il respect
able merchant in Philadelphia clipping for sew
eral days to seek their fortunes, Offering them
selves to managers of thcatcrs, &c, Sc, and
vet another Of certain honest and anxious
father John Sweeney by name, who, finding
that his motherless daughter OF IL had visited
Il police court out of curiosity, procured a rat
tan, and did so belabor her that he was bound
over to keep the peace. We are not ut all
sure that John was not right in theory, how
ever he may have transgressed in prac-
tice. We should all be glad, no
doubt, to see our daughters restored
to tho condition of innocence and modesty
which was once supposed to belong to little
girls yet in the nursery. But how is it to be
brought about There is no putting enamel
pated and cursed Eve back into paradise, and
the apples which she ate are nowadays thrust
into our babies mouths before their teeth are
grown. In fashionable and woud-bc fashion.
able circles the poor little infants are dragged
to balls as soon rs they arc weancd, and con-
verified into hot-prcssel little men and women.
The books furnished to them, the matinee en-
tertainmcnts provided for them, are all calcu-
lated to rouse adult passions and thoughts III
them. and force such passions and thoughts
into abnormal monstrous growth. There is 40
such thing as a nursery in the majority
Of American city homes. The children arc
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HI.NNII ~ ISL.

Until within recent years, American notions
Of the politics of European States have been
almost entirely derived from British historians
and c.sayis.s. Here and there some of our
own writers-Irvig, Prescott, Motley-have
cleared for us few pleasant paths and planted
the flowers of their genius by The wayside :;
but the greater part of modern history in the
English language is borlered by the hedge
rows of insular prejudice. For this reason, if
for no other the description which Mr. Ea-
gene Schuyler, the Secretary of our legation
at st. Petersburg, has furnished Of the little
known region where Russia has OF late years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

Of thingf Are not only Congressman, but all
the rest of us, decent, homey folks, to regard
ourselves as heroes, flames, and thunderboltsi
On for one hour of the old sobriety and CON-
mon sense! of the days when wit was wit and
not flash glitter; when marriage and love
were shut into the holy ground Of homo
when true inwardness would have meant true
modesty and decency of reserves when if men
ate froth, they did not turn all their thoughts,
emotions, and lives into it, and then laud
themselves for the turning!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
Nmusemenis ano nleeiinss.

BARSyM's HIPPoDRoNE.-At 2:3o and
BooTu's THUATER.-" Henry ""
DAYS. rIYrH AVENUE THTATER.-"r The Big bonanza
GRAND OPERA HOUSE," Ahmed"
LYcEuM THEATEB.-"La Joiie Parfumeuse'' Aimee
OLYMPIC TEATER.-varicty Entertainments
PARK THEATRR.--" Dayy Crockett
SAN Francisco MINsrRELs--Birch and Wsmbold
UNION sQUAR. THEArER.-"The Two Orphans"
WAr.AcK's TuEATER--" Romance Of a Poor Young
Man"
ACADEMY or Music Lady Washington Reception.
HIsroGICAL SoCiETY.-Mceting
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARr.-Paintines sta'uary'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
Dnelness Nciirfs.

Has written $4,000 Accident PolCies.-THE
TRl7sLsEs LIFE ACCIDEsT SscE4Ecr CoSPASI laHod
LEGAL CALENDAR FOR TOMORROW IN LATEST
BsrIoN ~ DAILY WITNESS OxE CK'T.
DYgING AND CLEANfNC.-Take your Dyeing
Cleaning SEs-YORK DIaING PSIsTiHG EsTAns
~ pasne 7J3 Broadway and 6lO SIihs YORK.
IS sad SO PierrepOnts Brooklyn. BabhsheA % years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

A letter which we print this morning re-
news a suggestion which has been frequently
made in these columns that some provision
should be made for supplying to sick and
destitute children that rest and kind treat
ment in Summer which is so much more
beneficial than any medicine. The seaside
hospital for sick children at Atlantic City is
one of the best known and successful Of the
volunteer charities of Philadelphia, and it
ought not to be difficult to follow here 50
good an example. Care should of course be
taken not to attempt anything too elaborate
or expensive but modest and cOmmodiOus
building might be put up at any one of a
hundred places alone the shores Of Long
Island at % very moderate cost, and the re-
suits would speedily make the charity popu-
lar Our correspondent makes a further sug-
gestion which would require no organized
effort to put it in practice. Poor children III
want OF fresh country air can he found by
any charitable person, and sent directly TO
some house in the interior or by the seaside,
whose inmates would be glad to take care of
them for a comparatively trifling remunera-
ton. Every one knows children who would
I've benefited by such a change, except those
who carefully avoid learning anything about
the poor. Almost every one knows some
labOrer OF farmer in the country in whose
house an ailing child would receive whole
some food and care for very little money.
To all such we commend the suggestions of
our correspOn dent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

O,riag 10 tie constantly .Rcrcnstng circulation
Of The DAILY TRIBUNE are fad ii more diff
cult than usual, and iadeed generally impossible,
TO furnish back Numbers. Readers rho do not
rant 10 lose any 0fhe proceedings OF the Beecher
4ra, can hare TIE DAILY sent BY mail post
age paid for 81 a month.
The composition of the Joint Legislative
Committee for the investigation of Canal
frauds seems to be unexceptiOnable. Now let
the Committee go TO work and justify the OK
pcc:ation OF the people by IN investigation
which shall probe the subject through and
through, aud lay the facts before US without
fear or favor.
The disgust at the filthy condition of the
streets now and for the last three months is
80 general that Mayor Wickham's evident ear
nestness about having them cleaned will be
viewed with qualification by everybody.
Having obtained an additional appropriation
of $4,000, and with fine weather in their
favor, the Police Commissioners have no longer
an excuse for delay in this matter.
Nc. Beechers testimony yesterday was even
more emphatic than heretofore in its positive
and complete contradiction Of some of the
more damaging statements made 10y Mr.. Iilton
and Mr. Moulton. The sympathy of the
audience appears now to be entirely with the
great preacher, and the efforts of Court and
plaintiffs counsel appear chiefly directed TO
the task of stopping applause.
With respect to yellow fever and similar
diseases. experience teaches that credit is to
b. given spariDgly to assurances Of perfect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

Taxpayers, who have heard q great deal
about the immense amount of money ex-
pended by the State upon what is known as
the Black Rock HarbOr improvement Wondering
meanwhile what has become of iD, have now
an opportunity for enlightenment Staff
correspondent of The TRIBUNE, accompanied
by one of the engineers charged by us with
the duty of inspecting the work on the canals,
has visited the site of this improvement. The
result, in part, of this visit is given in the
letter from Buffalo printed to-day on our
second page. An interesting history of the
several very profitable contracts for enlarging
the channel is presented in this letter, to-
gether with statement of the careful OBJ
servations of an expert which disclosed
serious defects in the work. On the same
page will be found Utica letter showing the
drift of intelligent public sentiment in view
of the disclosures of canal frauds and giving
the views of an influential Republican as to
the problem of making the reform thorough
and permanent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

With respect to yellow fever and similar
diseases. experience teaches that credit is to
b. given spariDgly TO assurances Of perfect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

Some of the stories in regard to the policy
of our Government in dealing with the
Mexican outrages have been dignitcd by the
President with an emphatic denial. The trutn
seems to DO that whatever change OF policy
may be contemplated mono has been deter
mined upon. The President sees no reason
for war between the United States and
Mexico, but "of course no one could tell what
might take place in the future" The Presi-
dent should know, however, that his former
close affiliations with the knot of American
and Mexican filibusters which gathered in
Washington during the last year OF Johnsons
administration are well known and have been
regarded in many aud influential quarters as
reason for grave apprehensions concerning his
course now. There is no excuse for war with
Mexico or with Spain, or with any foreign
power; and no man can render himself more
odous to our impoverished and tax-ridden
people than by either scheming to bring it
about or tolelating the schemes of others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06

"health' coming from residents OF the towns
tainted with such dangerous maladies. The
yellow fever has undoubtedly appeared in
some form and unusually early at Key West
and is prevailing to an alarming extent in
Havana so that the Navy Department will
do well to see that for some time to come our
men-of-yar give these ports wide berth.
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and is prevailing to an alarming extent IN
Havana so that the Navy Department will
do well to see that for some time to come our
men-of-war give these ports wide berth.
The Coroner's inquest upon the death OF
Prof. Walker of Brooklyn elected testimony
which must add to the interest in this re-
markable case. While there is no doubt
as to the immediate cause of death it Is
hard to understand how man OF such
presence of mind, clear intellect and
keen powers of observation should
have so far disregarded plain instruc-
tons as to the use of poisonous remedy
that immediate death was certain. In any
ordinary case the natural presumption would
be favorable to the theory of suicide, but
such suppOsition cannot be entertained mere
nor is it advanced by anybody.
Nine years after the war of 1855, which was
so disastrous for Austria, the Emperor Francis
Joseph has taken step which indicates that
for all practical purposes. his resentment TO-
ward the authors of his humiliation has been
entirely effaced. The reconciliation with Pr'is-
sia was no very difficult matter, for the OK
pulsion of Austria from Germany was In re-
ATTY, a source of strength to Austria, and she
had no grievances in the way of loss of
territory to keep alive embittered sentiments.
As regards Italy the case was different. The
territorial cessiOn which Austria was obliged
to make to this power was a severe blow to
the pride of the Emperor, and we can
scarcely be surprised at his being so long IN
recovering from it. His journey now to Ven-
ice, which, before the war, was part OF Aus
tria, to greet King Victor Emanuel can only
be taken as a final evidence of his purpose to
leave to the past its own msfortunes.
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Secyetarfa. - Negociado 80
CrR0ULAR-


FL Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Gene
ral teniendo en- cuenta los graves per-
juicios que Sc ilrogan al vecindario
con ell permiso que tienen concedido
pdr disposition d. este Gobierno fe-
eha 3 de Febrero de 1878 los pana
aeros de los pueblos de esta Isla para
poder hacer panes del peso que les
eonvenga, bajo cuya medida Sc estan
eometlendo abusos que no es dado
permitir; ha tenido q bien disponer
que en- 10 sue sivo solo Sc permita q
dichos industriales la elaboration del
pan con el peso de 16, s y 4 onzas,
segun Sc viene hacienda en- esta Ca
pital.
Lo que de 6rden de S. E. Sc publi-
ca en- la GAcETA OFFICIAL para general
conocimiento y debido cumplimiento.
Puerto Rico, 2 de Mario de 1875.
-El Secretario de Gobierno, Pedro
Dss Romero.
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HIERRO DEL DOCTOR GlRARD
PR0T0XALAT0 De HIERR0
aprobado por la academia de medicinal
DE H KKS.

La Academia de Medicina de Paris es uno de los
euerpos sabios mas avaros de recomendaciones de
estimulos, tanto que hace va agunos que ningun
dicamento habia podido consguir aprobaeion
Los Sres. medicos deben acoger marcada benevO-
lenca las pocas preparedness que han merecdo tan
alta distinction creemos prestarles verdadero
vcio extractando 10 siguiente del Boetin de la Aca
demia.
La Academia juzga que e protoxalato de hierro
presentado por Ell doctor GIRARD, estA llamado 4
prestar grandss servcos alaterapeutc pues posee la
propedad de no restriair sendo casi nsfpdo,
es tornado Goa gusto por los enfsrmos cura radical
msnte en- d6sis de 10 20 cenngramos diaries, la
clorosis la anemiG, la histeG todas las aeceiOnes
que reconocen por causa la pobreza de la sangre.
Ademas es reconstituyente heroico que devHelve
rapidamente las fuerzas perdidas por las
cias 6 las debilidades de temperamentO 1-2a
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Fosfato de Hero
De LERAS, Doctor en- CBnciaS, Inspector
DE La ACADEMIA DE PARIS, &.

Todos los ferruginosos conocidos hasta el dia pro.
Queen fiertes rritacones restrenmientos muy tena
ces porque bien Ell sst6magO puede soportarOs,
ben necesitan ugO gastrico para poder asmiarse en-
Ell organismo Ell que hoy recomendamos al pobhoo es
quido tiene gusto nj sabor de hsrro, ennegrecs
los dientes como asimila inmediatamente no pro-
duce nnguno de los maos eectos de que antes haba-
mos.
LLDOS, LA CLOROSIS LA DEBILIDAD, regulariza la
MENsTRUAcIoN ayuda vigorosamente las coNvA-
LECENCIAs diffciles; en- palabra, es la panacea
segura de odas las afecciones que por eau
ma de la manera mas energca las fuerzas abadas por
las fatigas 6 ardores del ena. 1-2s
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BlkteS de Ia LOtaia de PueltO-Rico
A 20 REALES UNO
Agencia Mortuoria, San Justo As
A Los SRRS PADRES DE- FANILIA.

Deseando que los Sres padres de familias cuyos re-
sufcentes para sufragar los estpendios
que Sc exigen la mayor parte de las escuelas prma
rias, puedan proporcionar sus hijos instruction
completa, he rebajado notabemente la asgnacion que
que vena pagando hasta 81 presene sin menoseabal
en- 10 mas mfnimo la instruction. A.ti' G
Como garantia de los adelantos que obtienen los
alumnos encofnendados mi direction, basta manfes
pueden asstir los Sres padres de fama: que todos
los amos salen diez doce alumnes la irsruc-
cion secu daria en- el Celegio- -Seminaro.
FL esablecmiento cuena tres pr0fesores con Etu
10 que estan en- la clase durante las horas que
presan. tt4fstfst stIt. ttEr
Por Ia manana desde las II las 104 por la tarde
des las IL las4. 1855 f9 te
Tiene ademas la clase de parvuos cargo de la pro-
fesora esposa del que suscribePuerto Rico Enero 25
de 1S75.-Calle de San Justo n1mero 39--ETGncisco
Corfks.
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intermediates de pecho
Jarabe de hipofosfto de cal
GRIMAULT Y c: farmac6uticos de Paris.

Sabido hoy en- da que Ell f6sforo la cal son ba-
ses esencaes de todo producto destnado reconsttur
Ell ORGANISING c;catrzar los tuberculos del palmon.
Hay que notar sin embargo, que para que estas pre-
paraciones surtan e eecto debdo necesaro que go
cen de una pureza absolute, condicion que ninguna
casa puede realizar tan bien como la nnestra cuyO
director cientfco el lustre quimco Dr. Leconte
tedratco de la Facultad de Medicina preparador
el Coegio de Francia
Los Sres. medicos y los enfermos que tengan bien
eoparar nuestro arabe odos los conocidos hasta
da podran menos de dare sienpre la preferencia
absolute pues la e6caca de su accon innitamente
superior la de todos los demas en- la curacon de las
Intermediates pumonares
Calma la tos, hace desaparecer los sudores noctur
nos las bronqus los catarros, la consuncon La
isisy cora Ia ebre lenta que destruye las fuerzas
e enfermo. 1-2s
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BNFIRMBDADES DR Los MINIS
yARARE DE RARANO KODADO
De GRLMAUL .tarnsGc6uticO en- Pa

Reemplaza acknowledgements el aceite de bacalaO y
tene sobre este las inmensas ventajas siguentes A
d6sis gual contene iodo que aquel; todo ell muu
do (sobretOdo los nnos) 10 toma sin la repug-
nGaciG.
Els uno de los agentes mas poderosos que Sc
para modifcar los temperamenos linfacOs r&pi
damente todas las afeccones que provienen de Ucios
de la sGngre tales ell rGqWtsnao palides etc. Su
efcaeia tiene precio todos los cudados tan de-
licados que exige la Salltd de los niaos accoh
curativa prodgiosa las Intermediates del pecho,
las afecciones de la pie la hinchazon de las CLAN
dulas del cuello. 2-2s
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sBIOG r A FLA.

xlsl MARQUES de la Esperanza, escrita por d. Ale
sndro Infesta edicion de luc, con varias consdera
nteresante sobre los poticos de Puerto.
S5 fernando un folleto de so paginas en- cuarto en-
srnado Ia rstica. Sc vende euatro reass el eiem-
las en- la Administration del B0LETTN Fortaeza 49,
tsrior dirie por franco de porte, siemprs
|ae prevsmente envien los que necesiten la obrita
.Henta centavos en- sellos de corrsos para 10 cual
Ia dirigirss al Administrator ID. Caledonia Lo-
5xS 2-1Q
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GA ILUS7RACON PUER7O-RIQUGAA,'
CENTRIC DE PUBLICACzONEs
Y TALLER DE EENCUADERNACION
de los Sres. Furnaguera y Nolla.
Fortaleso 48.

Recomendames al fustrado pdblico tanto de esta
Capital como los pueblos de la Isa, las obras por
suscripciOn que sc expresaa:
Anales de "a Cruz Roja, por d. iSaturnino Gimenez
Enrich tfssa ssa ~ 4 St
Los Juramentos de Amor, por Antonio de Padua.
Dramas de Paris, por Ponson du Terrail.
Varias, novelas de Alexandra Dumas (hijo)
La vuelta por Espaa por una sociedad de iteratos.
Los Novios, por Alexandra Manzoni.
Ell Pariso Perdido, por Milton.
Historia de Espaha, por Zamora Caballero.
Historic de Francia per d. Vicente Ortiz de Ia Pue
bla
La Creacion historic natural por D. Juan Vilanora
Piera. Edicion de gran ho.i
La Eagrada Bibha, por d. Felix Torres Amat Ed
cion de gran luio. s
Historic de Espana, por D. Rafael del Castillo Ed-
cion de gran lujo
Sc mandan catAlogos 4 todas las personas que los
solicten.
Todo e que quiers suscribirse puede mandar dos pc
SOS adelantados e iran remitiendo las entregas
francas de porte, hasta hnalizar Ia obra-
Sucursales. San Jose, 40, MayagEez-Isabel, 2,
Ponce
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Oio al anuncio.

El que suscrbe pune en- conocimiento del pdblico
haber alberto su casa de cUmerco en- plaza, cae
de La Fortalsza nun. a. frente la casa de los Sres.
Sobrinos de Pr En- dcha casa espende especia-
dad los meores artfculos pertsnecientes Zapater1a
Taabarterfa recbidos directamente de Europa Tam
bien Sc vende suela al por mayor msnor de las prn
cpaes fabricas de la isa gualmente cinturones
de suela charoada para tropa vountarios. Las mer-
cancas de Ia mencienadx casa ser6n sempre precef
sumamente m6dicos,
Pusrto-R Rico 90 Do Noviembre De l674.-Antonis
RadEigass Y RsdHgssa
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Las Neticias de Espala.'
REvLsTA 0UINClN AL
DE NOTACIAs
I'm adao de SaScriciOn $3.

La empresa de este peri6dico en- vista de la buena
seoeida que esta nueEa publication ha obtenido en-
Dlffamar, en- obseluio q suscritores, ha de-
eido que desde la Ultima quincena de Febrero pri-
asfa de Mario, salga dcha publication de doble ta-
maiio, sin alterar en NADIA los precios.
Advierto todos los Sres. que Sc me han drigido
Eox earta preguntandome como podrian remesarme Ell
porte de la suscricion que pueden entregal seo Ell
e&pnte de su lscaidad remtrmelo mi directamente
selos de eorreo, en- carta certifcada.Puerto Rico,
knefo de 1875.-El Represelitante general en- Ultra.
nlar-E Eduardo Larroce y PascuaL.
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BOLEII IN N MERCAITIL
DE PUERTO-RTCO.
ORGANO DE- hos BSPAnOLRS SIN CONDICIONRg.
Ron de Malagueta.

DichO ron es sin disputa el meior conocido hasta
ahora por excelenes propiedades por estar pre-
parade dtrectGnente dlambiqe con ron de cabeza
hoJas de maagueta, cuya circumstances 10 hace reco-
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cante CONFERENCE.-The venta casa de F. Ramos Gale
de Fortaleza ndmero 81.
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