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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23

James H. Murray imported quantity OF merchan-
disc the value Of which found exceed by more
than ten per cent the invoice entered value The
merchandise was seized by tho government and the
Importer asked remission Of the forfeiture The Sec
rotary Of the Treasury issued Of remission
upon condition that the importer paid the cost Of the
proceedings and the duties, any due, give
bonds to export the goods The importer elected to
export the goods and tho Collector or Port refused
to deliver them without payment tho penal duty OF
twenty per cent nd vaorem which occurred by
Of the differentiation, on the ground that the mer
chandse subject before 10 the additional duty
II conceded by tee counsel for the Collector that
II the proceedings for forfeiture had been prosecuted
10 judgment and sale, claim for additional duty
could have been maintained This concession Is fatal
10 the right to insist upon additional duty and, suit
OF the importer against the Collector, Judge Wallace
rdercd Judgment tor the importer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

David Carbone, an Italian, was convicted yesterday
In the United States Circuit Court before Judge Bone
dict, a charge OF passing counterfeit nve-doar bills
and was rcmandcd Tor sentence
In the Of Joseph p Cooper. against the town Of
Thompson, 70 recover the value OF certain bonds,
Judge walace denied the eoiendants motion for now
trial. and ordered judgment for the plaintiff upon tho
verdict
In tho County Clerks ofhce yesterday there was
sisd the Judgment roll The suit OF tho Albany Iron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

Yesterday Bush AguIlar and Andcr Aguiiar uncle
and nephew, both OF whom are natives Of San Domingo
and by trade cigar MAKERS were arrrgned before
United States District Attorney Tenny Brookiyn.
charge of passing counterfeit national bank notes ON
Wednesday they attended picnic oi colorod people at
the Ataniic Garden, near East New York, where
Bush Aguilar rendered nvs dollar bill on the First
National Bank OF Hampton, westfeld, Mass, which
WIS changed In payment Of tho entrance cc Another
spurious bill was gwen In payment Tor cigars Tho
prisoners who claim that tho money was gwen them
in payment OF BILL held for examination do
fault OF 81 600 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
IMPORTANT TO GUARANToRs.

An action was tried yesterday in the Marine Court,
Part before Judge Sheridan Of interest guarantor
II. b. Claim Co, the plaintiffs claimed $500 upon
the written guarantee OF Max Levy by which the
became responsible for goods sold 10 N. Tennebaum
The guarantee executed January 10. 1872, and
thereafter Tennebaum purchased 81 $50 worth OF goods
on which he owed balance Of S597 The defence was
that the defendant released from all liability by
Of the purchases exceeding the $500
Tor, and that the plaintiffs had interest in the
guarantee they had become the 1874
lhs previous firm, TO whom II given, and that tho
defendant never gave any consent their taking IL;
that he paid 5000 his guarantee alter their de-
maud for payment and that he was induced
tho guarantee upon the plants agreement pay him
two and halt per cent commission all sales made
TO TennebauIn, which commission amounted TO s1l3
and upon which alleged state OF facts defendant asked
judgment against The plaintiffs Tor $13 6a A motion
Tor non suis was denied. Mr.. A. II. Reavy summed
mp for the defendant and exJudge Green for plain
tins The jury returneda verdict Ter tho plaintiffs.
Defendants counsel intends bringing the upon
law points involved before the General Term OF the
Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
DUTIES ON DISCOUNTS.

Joseph W. Goddard and another brought suit against
Collector Arthur before Judge Wallace to the
duty exacted two per disallowed on invoice
. discount for cash. Judge Wallace has rendered
opinion which he says that the question is whether
Tho discount should have becn allowed In asccrtaning
the invoice price, being conceded that the invoice
price the actual market value Of the goods In the
country OF expectation The return Of the appraisers
shows that the market value Of the merchandise was
not subject Of inquiry They attempt TO return the
invoice price, and the form Of the such
present simply the question for the consideration OF
the Collector whether the gross the price
The invoice price. Judgment was ordered Tor the
plaintiff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
INCENDIARY TRAMPS.

Yesterday morning three tramps entered the rcsi-
dcnce OF John DeTanes, on Bergen Wood road, Union
Ill., N. j., and demanded some money and 10 d, In.
tmatng that IL thcy treated well they would
ransack the house They werc driven away bv some
citizens, but returned later IN the day, when MIRA
Derancs absent and her tho upper
part OF the house rhey saturated rags and paper with
oil and started fire In the halfway rhe IRE was dis
covered by the servant and sxtngulshed very soon
alter the scoundrols had He'd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
IMPORTANT TO CITY sUIToRs.

In suit brought by Charles H. Hartman against this
ty 10 recover $500 damages Tor injuries to his horse
and coupe, which occasioned, as claimed through
the negligence OF the defendant allowing
lion IN Lexington avenue to remain unguarded and
which the horse and carriage we're plunged ademurrer
was intcrposed TO The that the demand not
presented 10 the Comptroller thirty days before bringing
the suit Chief Justice DAILY before whom the case
was argued gave his decision yesterday deciding that
such demand be made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
HARLEM POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Otterbourg.

ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
few days ago the apartments Of Alfred Faure, at
No. 429 First avenue broken into and robbed Of
$125 worth OF clothing and jcwelry. On Wednesday .
young named Thomas J. Burke. who resides at
No 228 East Broadway, arrested in Bayard street
Suspicion OF being the thof He had on him at the
time, is alleged some OF the clothing stolen from Mr..
Faure; but he explained that he had purchased u He
held Tor trial at this Court default OF 81 900 ball
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
WHITMAN FORGERY CASE.

The examination OF the OF william veltman,
william Leith, sr, and Edward D. smith, already re-
ported in tho HERALD, who arc charged with having
attempted deiraud the Merchants Exchange National
Bank aud the Union Trust Company. camo up yestcr-
day before Justice Murray at the rombs Police Court
Tho prisoners through their counsel waived all fur
Their examination, and all three committed TO
await action Of the Grand Jury, Smith in IS 900
bail and Lcth and vetmnn in SO. 900 each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
THE RAPID TRANSIT SUITS.

nation OF witnesses before Judge sedgwck Of the
Superior Court, in the Sixth Avenue Railroad CON-
pany's suit against the Gilbert Elevated Railroad CON-
pany. Before Judge Van Hoesen, in the Special
Torn Of the Court Of Common Pleas, the examination
was continued, however, in the Ninth Avenue Rail-
road Companys against the Greenwich Ele-
vsted Railroad Company The further witnesses ex-
auined Edward Hanley, James Gaylor, James r.
kenwintry Robert Seaman, William 0rten, James Har-
rison, Charles Netman, Robert Allan samuel Il.
Gelly, George X. Lansing, James Wright, Ebenezer
Conk Michael Maoney, Jr., and Daniel Maloney. Most
OF the residents along the the road
aud The testimony principally tiresome repetition
OF the evidence already given, to the effect upon
horses or running elevated railroad trains There have
thus been examined this lib Witnesses and
II looks now though tho examination would be con-
thued until the end oil the term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
RIFLING REGISTERED LETTERS.

Alexander strauso formerly clerk in the employ Of
Robert Bonner, arralgned yesterday before Judge
Benedict, in the United States Circuit Court,
charge Of obtaining registered letters by false pre-
lences District Attorney Forster appeared for the
government 1t appeared that strause to the
registered letter department OF the Post Office the
2Sth OF last April and presenting order purporting
to be signed by David Bonner, obtained number Of
registered letters addressed to that gentleman and
rded them OF the money contained IN them, amount
ing about $40 The order was found to be forgery
and Strause arrested. ais counsel Mr.. Louis j.
Post, moved to dismiss the case, but the motion was
denied by Judge Benedict The prisoners plea Of not
guilty then Withdrawn and he pleaded guilty 10 the
Indictment He was rem nded Tor sentence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
CORONERS' CASES.

Coroner Croker held an inquest in the case Of
Thomas Dwyor. who died Tuesday from injuries
received the day previous from explosion the
coal bunker OF tho steamer Britunnic The jury
commended that better ventilation be furnished tho
ccal bunkers OF steamboats, 10 prevent any future &C
cidents oil the same Kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
GENERAL sEssIoNs--PART 2
'ofore Judge Gildersleeva

THE GRAND LARCENY OF HORSE.
DadIoy Ycrber, who convicted OF tho grand lar
ceny OF a horse the 18th Of May last, brought
up Tor sentence 1t appeared that tine prisoner had
gono to the stables Of Mr. Julian Herbert In Twenty
fourth street, and told him he had customer who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
AN OFFICER FRUSTRATED.

onnoer Beatty, Of the Broadway squad, was % ovsq
by shs hsas yesterday while post Nal - ~
70 b scksn v his hena. 81 No. anA1x6A 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

II is reported that BoscHgEs GERMAN
SYRUP ha-, since its Introduction IA the
Umtd states, reached The immense sale
IT 10000 tiuzrn- per year. Over 600
Druggists h9le ordered this medicine
direct from the Factory, at Woodbury.,
n and not one has reported single
failure, but every letter speaks Of It.
astonishing success in curing severe
Coughs, Cold, settled on the Breast, Con.
umption, OF any disease of Throat and
Lungs We advise any person that has
ANy predispo,ilion to weak Lungs, to 90
10 heir Druggists, Wait Il Hard, or V
Grover, aud get this Medicine, or inquire
bout il Regular size. Zoe; eamb
bntle, los Two doses will relieve an.
case. Don't negle your cough
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

HofAowus Pgus AID 0UINEST.-
We stand sgaasg 81 gpe ihnasa8as huar8y
hafret i8A premature grave, victims Il
havaK urF3se.sd tbt ar.i symptoms ~
disease. Wbplher tha complaint eFiWi
usle. 10 lhc body. 81 D. ialrs3uced acci-
deulaly Through iaa ssiu- alai results
msy be warssed 20 bv timely recourse
10 oas o. bath u these medicines 2sets
per loK ~ pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

Children cry for Castoria. It is as
pleasant TO take as honey, and is abso-
lately harmless. Il il sure TO expe
worms, cure wind collie, regulate thr
bowels aud stomach, aud overcome irri.
,abiiity caused by rash or cultiag teeth.
Il II d pntftcI substitute for Castor Oil.
and fpr Costiyenees iu Young or Old there
j, nothing 10 existence 80 effective and
reliable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

The latest, greatest, aud most reliable
remedy ever put together BY medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, Swell
Tags. Burns, Caked Breast, Sc l. the
Centaur Lniment There are two kinds
What the White L.nimeut is Tor the hu
man hnily. the Yellow Centaur Lini
ment is Tor spawned, lame and strained
nurses aud animals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

= fAtt hHtfkN - y - NfA Atf@AH "
B..inA, Z iiof u be ''Jhtlstiun Free
man
Hsa8, ID sremher "a, 1853
Deer sir--li may he some ssil-Isc ION
SO 500 10 ia iuiatmed - shr resuu 1t tlse
trial - ihc "PfEuyIAN sYRUFH "a my
family My daagBtcr was brought low
bY a Uphold fever ta.t sming, aud sitter
h. E'yer left Der sbe ctnlinged very week
s,ll to- simplest food q 10 ressed her For
month. she remained ia the same debit
iiaied condition; bat from the ! I OF sep
TENDER lasi when she commenced taking
the syrup the digestive functions i'm.
proved, sud she steadily gained strength
and yiyacity; aud now, having taken
two bottles. she u restored 10 a good
state u health; md, ei. she appears mste
rrally healthy thsu shc bas Tor several
wars past am % opiuiaH that the
"Prnoxde Of Iron" contained In the
Peruvian syrup, WAS adapted 10 her case
aud ttfae ca what 40 other known med.
icine could rave Effected
Yours TRULY, s. Conn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

Nl-ss A Woup ~ YurH Esa TIE
AFEi Z sfiwrusptn fna{ SEQ sAuairf Dos,
bas s BIZ n t8aNsN'~ sEtraUH soar,
Thsi stmlrabk FuFiarf uiH rrmUVs
ever anr ~ thasr g'mpies Which drsraci
40 mach ffum fnuf beshtt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

Letter FROM 4 v. S8lvauus Cobb, OF
q. siaa, Z iiof - be "Ihustiun Free
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
Local Intelligence.

THURSDAY. OCT > is't
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
SCUM LONDONDERRY.

"A good game Of base bali was played
last Saturday between the Resolutes OF
this place, aud tie Oadawas OF Factory
Point, on The grounds Of the former, re-
sauing ia victory for the latter-s 20 7
Toe playing OF several members OF esch
ub was especially good, neliceshly
Warren Wright, Catcher for tbe h. i.
lntes, whn never missed ball when an,
oue was on the bases Oar boys say
they viii ny them ag4in.
Sam Babbitt OF wlnhali, who recent
ly made Al assault upon Oilmsu Brown
oi this place, gets Gne Of 500, AID
three months la The eunbty j4ii.
"A good joke Is told upon one Of our
ci,lI % who shall be namr i,.s-, as We DO
not visit 10 advertise him to the lrsmp-.
Two 9eniiem, had occasion to visit
bin apan urgent bn-lness ST late hour
10 The nigh,, = hss be like Host houest
meu VS. sound sslesp; sud herein lee
the joke-to wake him 90. The afore-
said geulvmeB q. clare that they could
have removed AL hls household goods
without disturbing ihc family. Upon
their Arrival they Vioi entity rssg the door
bell. sgsin snd sg4ia, occAsionaly brtAk-
sng too Honotoay O: th~ b'li ringing b. =
good sioai halioo, Dut 20 answer. They
sben begau pfospecsiag aroand The house
sndiag back door aBissteB~d, ttey
tousd thcir 4ay lnfs The kiiehrn. Az
wss ca e and tili =. death, fsE good
haiioos seFe oHiy s.sws.s By heir osa
.eAoes. NV /, EAA = q slenAd- eGoFs ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
CENTRAL yEkMUAr RAILROAD
HARLEM EXrENsiON DIVISION
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TRAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER

TRAINS LEAVE MANCHESTER
MOVING SOUTH
52.A Mail from Rutland foI Troy also flt
BcuniuRlu n snd AtH io.k ia L,b
MIA spiiag Sc AHd ChathHm
u 20 ?. &.-k1pfesr, ufawing-lto "a Car Acv
i0fk aud II bsuryu lr1y.
30 D. H. Mxed, fem hutlsud Ga Booming lu
i psF Night hKpress Monticsl 0sious.
bufgh and New iofk wa rrty
. &c A. \. SUNDAY hila, Rutland and Cha ham
C1rnots.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR THE NORTH
ssA Mail. Troy and Montreal aud OK
donsbure.
q p M-Exprcss New Yorl aud ST AlaAus
3 Is p A.-M1ed, Cnstham 4 CJrners aud ku,.
land,
70 o5 4 Night Express New York and slou.
treAl aud OEdrusturg
10 % ?. n. sunday Mia, Gba.hlm I rurnort
aud RatAnd.
The Mail leaves Troy att Goa. m. coantc ing
with he night trains from New Yok.
Toe Day Express leaves New iufk, DnwinE
Room Car, as sa, m, arriving a - Adams 5
p. m.
The night express leaves New York al p, m
via troy.
NHtepuk CARS are ~ aGhtN 10 NotN hlH M ttHU u.s.
Tickets AID cbocks ihr ugh o al imp rta
points.
Connects at state Line With trains for rot
New York and all points south aud ~ Chtt
ham with ira ns for New Y0rR and Hartford nj
HOosic junction with trains for North Ad ms ana
III" funnel at RUTLAND with trains for al pom
norih aud east
JESSE BUEDETT, J W HOBtHr
Division superintendent. Gent superintendent.
Rn'and NAV q 1876
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

uAa1K. aarEssios pfyr.Ios.
ossrsat ynssss NanAasa
NrhnErT. SFrssssstSasga
orrycr-9urLtsp yENMoxr
s.ta. L.sr. Ms~sss~sss.
sagss SoaTa
gtaa Ms
100 Ne~ guft Ffprsss.
FaAtfH ~ faft ElFfsss
NsstH Mta4
III stFa saa8sF Ma
eeiNe seuSH
eEgGH Msn
4fefs NrTssss
lfaNs NHffs*ts
h8Fa
asHta nHuasg Rf
stag R~stss.
aasa.as tis.a Tla,ssi D. xsssAsslss thsF.si Dalil
~ AEtaxR ffeprsssaf
sak em.mt raese frassiss, a.
= Tauas. rfeprsstas
lsstsy Afrsvs. 50 saas Lssvss - -
s5at4a hsa4rs1s. 1asassaa, Tsssnss-4, q
hKsRuana. PrsTs1eiof
t4a.s. a waarAssssr rtlrosa atpei NoBaas
a*taes3sgs asa pfi4sys ~ Ia
AtgFHssNn, Asssss NaueAestsf rsiiFoaa dsF.e'
aassays Tgsufstsys tb& Saturdays ~ ~ A D
fitf svst e &s@ fask utin afsne sorsh
#ssn. Eaa8groas. los.4aaSeyg, C-f'i'v, a.
Nv Rsurs rfugnssaf.
ssfitss Is Ytuchasiss rAslsosa depot haaaays
6ssinesatft shd fa8sYs - . =
RsarsxgSa. lssv.s Manchester rSiirpaa ast@i
fnssasfs. gasrsdArs AID saturdays ~ II a.
,fisf trngsi - % - q. ~ traia guaF Nerih
feoas Ess@aeaasvvy p 0.ssssv.
q Currs, PrePnsier
Mats close.
.oi-TR b. stiiraad ~ Ssv Yort. Alhanf, II ,
Raath AID Wsss a. a NJ ard lpF ~
koHTH b. railroad Ter Ransud Bafll1Elsl
Naftl shl East ats S4A.N
GRANVILLE mail b slags esps~s - ie =
pasI OFFICE apen from - tosrR
st.ls ffosa Tie safih arrive II ne Post ufhoe q
fstsN.
Hsi, 'foa ths south arrive - tbs Post one'.
ieAa
asls l6r pcra lsAsdsrore, bondville, JamAies
ke - stage close AZ Yaetofy Poini Fosiu
aes Ai ~ ~. Tuesdays. Thursdays sea So
afdays
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

ed shs fsmlg dead ~ sllve-iof ihef
a~FAh ta tear thsY hsa hesn a.sssissird -
e. sesfehag ~ bouas; kaockieK ap'u
ard epsHing ersry doF iu ne kliei4en
rArs ~ ere gHercssr wilb fvQaeni shaat.
ssF, ahsy haaiig got inlo she .iuine ream
sd b. knostlag upaa dor, sad sboai-
ing SIRE rewarded vith besling - ub--
y, ihfeaibg ne door opeo End raising
their lsalsxns lheY discovered the lsri ~
sat mapsi0p raised up on oac elbow
oue " lbe party spoke his name sud BE-
suswered uh-W. Abaui ihls time =
uigfl ssp slowly ar6se from he bea, sud
tstb ghry kn,w that be and his good vile
wsre oaly enjoying litiie snaeEe.
stop ibe lhirsc. Two fellows hsye
bern mskiBg the rounds Of oar towu, o.
t,n.ibls baylng cattle and po'aioe., bai
faiiei - wske any purchases treason
why. didn'i SAINT any only wanted TO
lnd a good horse or Two % steAl. One
Of lhem said wiib Mr. Fred Cbarchiil
lssi Taesdas night. sud rode vim a son
n Churchill the next aay q J .mtica 20
atiend the fair; returning be stopped a.
the hotel 10 ibis place aud obtained biz
supper bowed considerable, said be bad
bought four woke Of cattle At JsmAie, sc.
Amer this be stepped out aud failed lo
teturu, forgetting 10 pay fer 81. supper
NJ Eysus The iaudl ,rd, thought De-
snellsd large m,ce, aud together With
Nr 5 - Curii., wen: ont two miles 10
notify Mr. Churchill TO look OUT for III.
yalnAbie mare. This move foiled the
thief lhsl lime, and be pissed the after
psri o. The night upon Martiu lioskin's
say NOV, where be was found early The
next morning The next night Mr
Churchill nailed board, across his barn
and stsble dours, aud tie mex morning,
examination Justified the prtcantiou, To-
NO men were tracked into tie baru.y ard
aud around the barn, and out to one side
Of the road where they had htched their
horne, they have horse between them,
(perhApu stolen ont) II J., believed |
tuey have made of nov look out fOr
them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-23
PrecocitY.

Master Macanlay was the most preco.
cious little boy Of whom we have any ac-
count in English literature. There is
extant a letter from his mother, dated in
his eighth year, and narrating his litera.
ry doiBgs. He had written a compendi-
um of universal history from the creation
down; he had written three cantos of
THE Battle Of Cheviot," a metrical TO.
nance; and two cantos Of a heroic poem
entitled '0laus the Great, or The Com
quest Of Mona and he had composed
she knew not how many hymns Good
Mrs. Hannah More, who was a Judge of
that staple, pronounced these hymns to
be quite extraordinary for such a baby"
He was a constant visitor at Barley Wood
where he was encouraged, and not spoil
ed. All the Misses More made a com
panion OF him and relished his eonversa-
ton, Mrs. Hannah, who was IN her six
ties, superintendent his studies, his pleas
ures, and his health. She kept him with
her for weeks, listening to him as he read
prose by the ell aud detained poetry by
the yard. She discussed and compared
with him his favorite heroes, ancient,
modern and fictitious; coaxed him into
the garden walks under the pretense of a
lecture ON botany; and sent him from his
books to u about the grounds, or into
the kitchen to play cooking. She gave
him Bible lessons, which always ended
with theological arguments. When the
conversation turned on her more drama
tic days, she could tell him of the great
English Roscius, who was her dear friend;
of that singulsl coxeomb, James Boswell,
who died about twelve years before; of
the great DR.. johnson "who bullied your
grandfather so, Tom, at Inverary, as you
read last week in Boswell-the doctor
vas a good Christian. but he was rather
rough at times, more's the pity"); OF Sir
Joshua, Miss Burney, Mrs. Thrale, now
Mrs. Piozzi, wbe is seventy, if she is a
day, Miss Patty declares. She could tell
of old Lord Bathurst, who had known
Pope and Swift and the wits of Queen
Anne's time. When he wal six, she
wrote him; Though you are little boy
now, you will one day, if it please God,
be a man; but long before you are a man
| hope you will be a scholar. l there
fore wish you to purchase such books as
will be useful to you then, and that you
employ this very small sum in laying a
little tiny cornerstone for your future
library"