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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23

In reference to the effort made by Mr. Bangs havo
Walter Sheridan alias Ralston the great bond orger
identified by the President Of the Safe Deposit Company
having safe in that institution under another
name Sheridan yesterday said 10 HERALD reporter,
'The nero idea OF such thing preposterous This
gentleman picked out Nike shannon, river thief as
being myself. Now, without rejecting Mr. shan
non in the least, two men could DO dssimiiar
In appearance than hc and l. II were cashier OF a
country bank and Shannon were to enter the place l
should AT once say, Take all have, but don't hurt
me-, and you know that's not my style In fact, am
glad the effort at my identification turned out So
for think shannon will be one Of tho best w.t.
ncsses can have. Any jury that look on Shan
non and myself and ind that am Ralslon, when
Shannon has been identified that person. will be
possessed OF but poor powers OF discrimination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
WHAT THE DEALERS SAT.

A reporter for the HERALD visited the most promi-
ncnt liquor saloons yesterday for tho purpose Of
tanning the sentiment Of the dealers in relation tho
raid without exception they found to be greatly
nccnsed at what they call the ob" sprung upon them
by tho Police Commissioners without moments
warning.
Every where there seemed to DO strong sentiment
in favor Of united opposition Of the dealers to tho
action OF the Police and Excise boards Two or three
OF tho larger dealers declared that they were reoiced
ut tho conduct OF tho police on sunday, for
they think they see opportunity
for the Anal ana definite settlement OF the question OF
selling beer on the Sabbath These men we're extremely
bitter toward District Attorney Phelps giving
them chance TO be tricd in court. and this way
have some conclusion arrived at Time and again we
have boon arrested and taken before police justice,
where wc arc either fined or discharged
with rcprimand, which latter Utmost
brushes W, you may be sure. We want Mr. Phelps to
have indicted by the Grand Jury and thus give US an
opportunity to meet these wouid-be pious folk in a
court competent TO render decision that will either
result IN our closing uniformly up on sunday or will
compel the police 10 keep their hands on. Does any
suppose that 800 or coo men are going tanIcy 20
submit TO being gobbicd up whenever II pcascs tho
police and either held to bail locked up nghtg
Ifso, they arc greatly mistaken
"Undcr n democratic District Attorney were
never given any trouble, observed leading dealer
tho west side; sand when the next election comes
around VIII SEQ what can be done by the liquor
dealers As a class We have great deal more inln-
cncc than many suppose and what with the proper
exercise Of this power and the liberal Of money
and We have !noncy--wc VIII put men In Office who
will not resort 10 any trick tho springng Of
any sharp games upon any class Of The community"
Mayor Wickhnn, TOO, came IN for good share ~
abuse lie was present, together with John Kelly nt
the JOINT meeting o.. nc Police and Excise boards whca
the question 0i raiding upon The saloon keep
crs came W. and u he did no, openly approve
OF tue matter nc certainly did NOS exert HIM.
self TO prevent the .'oalraser This Il tie
gis; Of the cxprc siops IN regard 20 The Mayor.
judging from The statement made by great majority
OF those ysi CD Il very clear that The liquor dealers
mean TO eight tbs question 10 Tho bitter end ANY
amount OF money necessary viii DC forthcoming and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
ORCHESTRAL SERVICES AT TRIM
ITY.

On Thursday next the 25th. and also tho first two
Sundays in June, there VIII be orchestral services
Trinity church AT the first of these services being
Ascension Day, the sermon viii be preached by the
rector the Rev. Morgan DIX, and tho following must
cal programme Will be gwen at the eleven O'Clock
morning servlce:-Organ sonata, Rittcr s'Pro-
ccssona March IRON the Crusaders" DR. Hcs; Gou-
mods Communion Service. 'sYour Harps and Cynbals
Sound, Handel 115th Psalm Mendclssohu; Schubert
major symphony. The music will be rendered by an
augmented choir under Mr.. essiter, full orchestra
under Mr. Carter and the great organ the hands of
Mr.. lie Jeune and Mr.. Henry Carter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23

ers," "Jesus' Little Lambs" 'cedars Of Lebanon"
Jewels" "Threads or Gold," Little sunbeams, .
young Guards" &c. Many appropriate notices
were Also displayed the houses along the route and
the juvenile professionals evinced their enthusiasm
by sendns up cheers when they passed the richly
decorated residences. The procession in motion
two hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
THE NINTH WARD PRAYER MEET
ING.

Tho Ninth ward union MONDAY prayer meetings.
after being successfully on for nearly six
months, will be closed this week. They have Doe
held In the church In West Eleventh street. between
sixth and Seventh avenues by the people OF the Ninth
ward without regard TO denomination, since January
and have been conducted by pastors VI that
ward, assisted by well known aymen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
NOT TILE Mr.. nLANEY.

In our list OF persons held in bail on Sunday by
Justice Morgan Essex Market Police Court appeared
the name Of Arthur Bancy, No. 49, Broomc street.
some m-chicvous person must have given the name,
as Mr. Baney Is not liquor dcncr, and ho Is the sole
occupant OF the premises mentioned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
THE BULL-HUssEY TRAGEDY.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Sims, Of Brooklyn,
viewed the body Of Michael H. Husscy, the machnisss
helper, who was killed by his employer, Henry c. Bull,
during scule In front OF tho residence OF l. er
No So Nassau street. on Sunday night and committed
the latter to Jail W. Haley and joel 7. Conover
held witnesses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
THE RIVERS DEAD.

An unknown man, about thrty-6vc years old, was
found in the East River at pier 81 yesterday morning
Another unknown man, about forty-fve years old,
was found in the East River, at the foot OF Market
street, yesterday morning. The body had evidently
been In tho water n long time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23

An inquest yesterday held by Coroner Croker in
the case Of Henry Wcscoh, the man who
by a dummy engine IN Tenth last Wednesday
night A verdict OF accidental death was rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


MAxpEvmLK-YzSAGA.--O the 22d Inst, mt Grace
church. by the Rev. Morgan Dix, ID. D. the viscount
MAxDEviLLE, eldest Of the Duke OF Manchester 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23

any disadvantages r. after the warning they received,
they chose disobey the law that their fault and
great number arrests is due to other cause
.0f course yoI have opinion touching the law H.
selisv
Eyes; cannot say that approve II as II stands II
bears very hardly upon large and innocent class Of
citizens and ought think, to be modified, but with
that Question the police force SUCH and those re-
sponsibIe Tor their action, have nothing 10 do The
question is solely for the Legislature at Albany"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
VIEWS OF THE MAGISTRATES.


81 do not believe" said Judge Morgan, s1hat spas
mode efforts the part of the police will do any
good Men who carry out the law should act in good
faith require person in that business close
on Sunday completely and absolutely that could
not be said that class OF have privileges over
another.
JUDGE KAsNRE's IDEAS
Judge Kasmire thought that when officer discoy-
cred any violation OF the law he should obtain war
rant the arrest OF the offender who should be i'm
mcdately arrested and punished without delay the
same as any other lawbreakcr. Delay in the punish
mcnt offenders against the Law tends disregard
requirements, this just what has occurred
with regard Excise law. II is also great mis-
take, he thought to permit policemen to assume the
OF spies aud nformers against citizens That
he thought, only calculated 10 make mockcry or
justice.
- JUSTICE MURRAY THINKS
Judge Murray yesterday spoken to by HERALD
reporter he frankly admitted that no thought tho
raid on the liquor dealers altogether unusiable
as party II IL were he thought il was
most mpotic. Fernando Wood" said be, sswas
man and politician. He tried the same thing years
ago and did not meet with much success; and 10 A.
kennedy, who thorough police officer. tried t.
and only succeeded in making himself target for at
tack from all quarters think this raid will turn
great many people against the powers that be-
for ninety-fve mon out of a hundred that have
spoken seemed TO treasure II up something
that had yet to BIO accounted for"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23

the dealers assert that under existing statutes they
can be prevented from keeping open Sunday they
viii have the statutes changed by the next Legislature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23

90 al nine A. NJ The remains win DO taken to the
Church OF the Epiphany, where there will DO solemn
thence to Calvary Cemetery. May her soul rest In
peace. Amen
Francis H., son Of James Il and Minnie W. Pendcrgast
In tho 9th year Of his age.
Intcrmcnt In Baltimore on Wednesday
RAxus.-In Brooklyn, May q, 1915, ISAAC RANTS,
The friends and members Of tho United Hand Mutual
BENEFIT Society, also Jacob Lodge, No So A. J. o. X
s. B.; AbarbancIi Lodge, No. %. and Samuel Lodge,
No 65, o. b. b., arc respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence ia Dean st. near
Bond Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May a. at nne O'Clock
A. M. NJ. 5lLVERBEkG, President
a. ). SIMMONS, Secretary.
REVEAL Chester, Pa, Sunday, May q, 1876,
sALoxos-On the 22d INST, at seven O'Clock A. NJ, a
the Globe Hotel, Philadelphia, MoRrrz sALoxoK, Ia
The funeral will take place at nine A. NJ, on wcdncs.
day. the oath inst. from his late residence, No 322
West 6sth St, New York. Relatives ana friends, and
and also Conservation Bna Jeshurun, are respectfully
naliy requested 70 attend special communication Of
eur lodge, at the Temple, Esd st. and 9th av., on
Wednesday tomorrow morning, at eight O'Clock,
Saiomon. CHARLES ROUsIIA, Master
SPARKS Suddenly on sunday morning, May n, at
Timpson and Waiter sparks, aged Years and months
The relatives and friends OF tho family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral services, TIL Tues
day. afternoon a. hve O'Clock, At No 31s Macon st.,
brooklyn
vASDERvooRr.--On Monday, May 70. CHARLES W.,
beloved son OF Richard and Adelaide vandsrvoort In
the 12th year Of his age
Funeral tue residence Of his parents lesth st.
Morrisania, on Wednesday. May -, attwoP. n.
OF Oh. valcntien.
Funeral will take place from hor late residence No
145 Ior,ncr st, Williamsburg hall past two O'Clock
on Tuesday. the 23d. Friends invited 10 attend.
VALExrISE.--On May ~, at tho residence Of hor
daughter ALErrA VALENTINE, rclct OF tho late Henry
M. Valentine.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WALSH AT her residence, NO. IL Hamilton 81
MARGARET WALSH, IN the Goth year Of her ago
Her remains Will DO taken to st.. James church on
"Wednesday, ~ nino o'clock A. H., where solemn
mass requiem will DO offered for tho ropoxo Of hcr
soul from thence Calvary Cemetery At one o'olso
Relatives and frionda are kaxAAd - $1,000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

ndhite sSabr i1on cine l1niperiitdt e~r0ffnen
wolen. t0nnen iid our Wirbisuns rtinbi:
iter SpieIeA, wie iie's beiBen, ni6t bers
ablafIen. Satten mir nur einmal cine
Susenrliteratur, Die neue Generation, Die
ie erlebte, miiroe iid idon ielber cine
etoBsieben, Die il5 Dor Mdnnern nidt gu
l6anen brau6te.
Father Setting bat idon Spei Sor.
i6ldge gemadt, Die fir Die @ntpidelung
%unierer einbeimii9en Siteratur nom grocer
Stoeutung geweien-w dren, menn lie
iiberau slntlans ~sefunoen bdtten. Der
erite beSos ii6 auf cine literariide @eiea:
i9aft, Der speite auf cine @oitorens Snnuu9.
IN nel9er Grantbeit lino beioe pobl CT:
ltidt? SieIlei6t fann Die Geboction benz:
nd6lt eiu Sapitel oIs antport idreiben.
Oo6 t0nnen mir uns Ser gnii9t ni6t an:
i6IieBen. boB bas paliiue Yublifum al.
lie in feline feiten @arantien geboten bdtte.
Oft erei9net fib'S, boB Der Nusipru6 bsS
SternbauneS ii6 erfiut v@ie mans Solt
madt, 10 ma6t iid's." m
Oieie 3eiIen bdttsu e,sentIib in ben III:
terarii6en Grandmother" 9ebDrt, auein woSu
unlern oeutj1en @laubensseuoiien BON un>
ierer giteratur cine 10 serinse Wteinun9 beis
subrtugen? llrb bann mare iibsrli1 auf
fremoem Boben elm Streit gu erparten 9e:
weien-uno 10 Sosen Mrs por, uniere Ell:
gene Wdide auf eigenem Soben aufsubdns
sen,-Sum porIdufisen Srodnen ndmIi4.
@ir Iebeu bier Elm Iiterariides Stiules
ben bon bss heutiden 8olfss @nabsn, oils
9eute, bic fremoes Brob eilsn. giuerieits
piiien mir CUR @enise, OaB 3. 9. iose:
nannte Sfarreien ~bierSulanoe feline Sines
cureu iinO, uno baB mir anoererieits. 10
LANCE mir Oeuti9e bleiben molten, nit Der
giteratur OeutidlanOS ni9t breaen oiirfen,
aber msbr ioqten mir bod gmeritaner lein,
als euig importirsnbe 9euti9e. Sosar
&iit's rNmeritauti9.s" mBten mir Spei:
mai ben Ocean freusen ieben. llnb mas
uniere pertooii6e 2iteratur, suntal aui benz
@ebiete BET monatli1en Revue's ansebt,
miiien mir bann INNER LANCE Monate pber
Sabre warten, bis seIesentli9 Die uns ionit
70 pertben pSiitoriiden Batter" ober
vStimmen aus Wtaria gaa9" ODER v&atbol.
Sepesuns4 uniere eisenen Mnselesenbeiten
beipre3en. Surs, es tbdte uns, Brieitern
uno 4aien, elne einbeimil9e mOnatli9e
Steuae MOTH. Sir 10 ausseidamt slauben
mir uniere Iiterariide Gbre nod ni@t bal:
ten gu Oiirfen, baB aud oas llnternebmen
uorseitiS abitiirbe. SIS hinge bas in eriter
2inie pom einem tbattraftisen 9erIeser unb
BON eifrisen Mi,arbeitern ab.
nrBe CT wast es, &ittersmann ober
&nspp?" Salesius Passer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
(aus sr altsn ans gssusn gesit.)
Die Sprinsproeeiitom TT G6ters
na6.
Dad grisfsn pon &Grl Grabn.

8ann unb wis bic Sprinsprocsilion ents
~itanben 1T, tam NIT @epibbeit nidt be-
itimmi weroen, neil iene Sdrifltsler, bic
ie suerit erwabnen, iiber ibren ll,ipruns
ni9ts iassn, ober uieImebr ielbit ni9ts milf
fen. Oas aItsite geidi9tli9e Document
finbet man in ben Werten bss gelebrten
sSeiuiten grower aus Grier (seb. 1860,
s,f. 1917. Dieter iast y, piele ieiner
3sitsenoiien bdtten er3dbIt, baB fe idon
ais Snabsn BON ben dltsitsn 9euten iber
bisie Proeeffion bdtten ipreden bSren.
9iena9 barf man annebmen, baB bic Yros
esiiion sesen bas @nSe bss finf3ebnten
SabrbunbertS fdon beftanb. 0snislben
S9Iub unsefabr BARI man Sisbsn Bel Der
getra9tunS Der Swei foIsenbsn Ooeumsnte,
nit benz obisen bic d~lteiten, bic man Be-
ftt.
Sn einem gdtema9sr S9Sfienwslstbum
aus Der erften 9alfte bes ied5ebntsn sSabr.
bunberts beibt IS w0rtli3: unb uff
pfinsf bienfas oil Der &i9s
ter benn @eri4ts bobenn benn
y Annslos ct antiquities Trevirenses II.
p. 1862.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
in bieiem Sample bic @iHeni9aft iber bic
&sIision iiesen werbe.

in bieiem Sample bic BiEeni9aft ibsr bic
&sIision iiesen werbe.
Die tatbOliide Stride basesen Iebrt, SaB
bic @ihenidaft ber &eIision untertban
isin miihe. Der @ssenitunb Der @ihens
i9aft lift: Strebsn mad GrfenntniB Der
@abrbeit. Die Stride aber 1T Der @runS
uno 9feiIer Der @abrbeit. @briitus
bat iie in ale @abrbeit einsefibrt.
8iheniduft lit bie 9enntniB Der 8eien
pber Sinse unb iBrer llria9en. Nun
lit @ott Die erIte unb lette llrla6e
aler Oinse, uno uoaitdnbisc @iieni9aft
fann baber ni6t obne SenntniB Don ibm
unb ieiner Bsienbeit erIanst peroen. Die
Sfier barring, Der @Iaube, DIE GeIi9ion,
muB bier permitteInb eintreten, uns fibren,
penn mir ni9t lire seBen ioIen. Sur9
ibr 9i9t erbaIten nit crit iene Si6erbeit,
ueIde sur wabrsn 8iieni9aft notbwenbis
1T.
Stets 6at Die tatbol. Stride aud Die
8iieni6aft sepflest, wie lie Die Sunni uno
Civilization Der gOIter iberbuupt befOr:
berte. User neunt ie ollie, Die groBen
Wdnner, psI9e bas Sunbument unirer
beutisen @iieni6aft Iestsn: unS 10 gros
Bss lei teten. 0sm anbers ais Der Stride
psrbanfsu bic ueiiten europdiiden llniuers
iitaten ibre g%ntitebuns? Die Stride fat gu
ieber 3eit ben wabren 6orti3ritt bsfOroert.
@laube unb @iheni6aft iinb chamber
ni3t entsesen, fOnnen ii3 ni6t wiberipres
den, benn ie %entitammen beibe berieIben
sDttIi@en @abrbeit unS fiibren gu ibr gus
rid. Sober 8iberipri@ Swiiden Slaube
unb 8iHeni9aft 1T baber nur i6einbar,
wie iol9eS tiefere 5oriduns itets beweiien
wiro. L..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06

Sro,eiiion i'm uerfohenen Sabre betbeilis:
ten iid wobI $4,000 BiIser. Das 81.
gIut uurbe uon Sta6tpfarrsr Or. %.
Wfattes (friiber 9rofefor Der EbeoIosie an,
Seminar in 9iIoesbeim in 9anouer) auf
einem itattIi9en, reid perSierten iSeIter,
sctrasen. Die gro;eiiiun bewest iid BON
oer Stride bur6 bie Seller unb blIbsnoen
6Iuren Der llmseseno, swei Stunben Wess,
nit @ebet uno abpe9ieInosn @eidnsen,
nit webenoen 6abnen, inter benz S9ale
Der Muit, Der Se9leituns bes MiIitait5,
gu SUB uno gu pferb, Dem fernen 6ra9en
Der g6uer unb Dem berrIi6en @eldute ber
srOBen @Ioten bes Glolters, oeren barmo:
nii@e Cone feierli9 pon Dem SiseI bur9
oas i6One Sbal eridauen. Die 8roseis
fipn oauert seuObnlid BON @torsens s bis
IL llbr, alio pole 5 Stunben. 0ta9 benz
@ieoer: gin5us in bic Stride miro gum
S@luB Der berrli6e 9obseian9 v@roBer
@ott mir Ioben Did" uon ben uielsn Saus
ienoen, weIbe bic prabtuole Stride fabt,
.seiunsen, besleitet Don ben rauibenben
EOnen elmer Orsel, ueI9e gu ben sroBtsn
Oeuti9lanbs sebsrt. Sic bat rs Gesis
fer unb 6666 Stimmen.
90 i3lieBt bieieS bobe Set, sefeiert ,ur
banfbaren grinnsruns on ~uniern grloier,
uab sur gbre uno 8erberrIiduns @ottes.
------- Il. ..---
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
GFnait : Souett.

SsrI6pintet, WcIfsn Come, briG bsrppr
llmaise bic gEelt nit esiuem Strablsnmsrre !
Sbr Iifte. eriusst rim in jsbe SpbGrs,-
Gmprrsspsbt pom reibIfen 9litsnaor!
Sbr Qiifts, ibwsist Cd laul6e jepes DIR,
tlnb jsess ause iid gun, Simmsl fsbre,
llnb jeesr Munp p~srfiinpe Gpttss Gbre,
llne linss prsis unp Dant in splsm Gbrr
Run ihpst berab anf uns in eriner alarbeit,
8 bell ger 6Stiff, unb iprnb' uns tsinf 6naee I:
Die NsnIdsn aae thrfen nod Ger gSabrbeit ;
s, leite uns auf ibr.m ibalen pfape:
@ib Wutb, Grfsnntnib, gintra6t 9ieb'-
.s Strleibe
Oils Riubsr @pttss uns tss SirimslS Wtibe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-06
Sic 9erDienfe Der fatbolii6en
Yrieiter ttta Ole tpeltliMen
Standardization.

q Die fatbolil9en Brieltarl linb Seinbe
Der Auffldruns, Der 8ifIenfdnit unb bes
Sortidritts"; bislem Sormurf besesnet
man in un5ablisen SuSsns unb 2ossnbldt.
tern taslid, wesbalb eS opportun ieiu
biirfte, bic YerSienlte bes tatbolii9en Yrie,
itertbums UNI bic Naturwiiienfdaften unb
bic Tednit berporsubeben. @ir beniisen
baSu elm fiirSIid in 0isn erldienenes
8ert Die Wihenidaft unb bas fatboIi.
ide Yrieitertbum, pom einsm Sammler
Der biitoriiden @abrbeit, wsI9es mir BE,
items biermit empfeblen.
Die Naturwihenidaften fanben erit nit
Der MusbreitunS Der &l5lter III europa,
weIde fir idmmtIi6e Wifenidaiten eins
neue slifIidere gpo9e besriinoet, cine
aaieitisere Yfese. Oenno1 bate Elm
MiOnd beS Srients, BansaIenus
(seb. 441-t52D, bereits supor bic camera
obscura entbedt, unb wurbs mad beiien
S9riften, I'M vi. S%abrbunberte pbotopras
pbtrt.
8On ben Sabrei9en 0erten bes beili9s
mdBi9en ensIti6en 8enebittiners . Cd a
%(67l--735) 9ebOren bieber Die yelementa
p~hilosophie, vde muudi coelestis terres-
que constitutions" u. yde natura rerum. !"
SSbm uer6antt ma eineu georbneten linz
terrtdt iiber Die O%aftplonomie uno Giro.
man@ie (6inserre6nuns) ieinem 5reunOe
Gr56ii5of pon 0orf 4 1867
elm yarmarium ominium liberalium arti-
UNI; Sem bell. GirsiIius, grsbii6of non
SalSburs Il 1907, bic srite SunSe ilber bic
Griltens Der @esenfiBler (~alntipuOen).
Der 9elebrte q sobarbus (2lsobal>
bus pber &l9obertS), istt SIC Gr5bii9of pon
9pon, $40, binterlisB abbanbIunsen iibsr
ben 9asel unb ben 9Onner, nnb S9riften
9e9en Die 9eren, 3auberer, S6par;finits
Ter unO ben 9lberslauben Der Suben.
ollie feline Sorsdnser ibertrifit 81 q b o.
mus @aurus, gr;bii9of pOn Mains,
I $50, bur3 %iinnise, idarfe unS umfais
ien6e Misunderstanding in ieiner yphysica"
rn6 de universe; i'm II. gude Der Iebs
tern S9rift bebanbeIte er einen Gbeil Der
MineraIosie (bie Metale)- nebit Dem
y Labidarius" bes 8il9ofs WarbOb BON
bic eiHSise ausfibrli9ere @bbanbs
lung bieies 3eitranmes iiber iene Wiilen:
i3aTt.
Sine isbr bsa9tenswertbs SteQuns
nimmt aud bic S3rift vde divisione ma,
turae" bon Seotus grisena 4 ss6) ein,
iiber beiien Gsben nnb Spitem nod 10 uiel
berri9t.
glS Renner Der Mineralo9ie iinb bic
Der M%etaIsgrbeiten unb S9sieunsen funs
bisen Bii9Sfe DUN # a II pon Canterbury
4 9sS), Bernhard pon SiIbesbeim,
(95O-l022) unb SO einpert pom Yas
berborn gu psr3si9nen; in Der treffi9en
S9ule, welde Der 2sttere an feinem Bis
erri9tete, fanben aud bic Naturs
wiIenidaften bic erfreuIidite Pfese.
Die l1br, f9on i'm @. Sabrbunbert burd
ben 6irdenseidi9tsidrsiber &aifoborus
(47O-565), I'M o. Sabrbunbert bur9 pas
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iert, ipuroe TN 10. Sabrbunbsrt bur9 @ers
ben nadmuIisen papit SpIueiter III.
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Rataolif4er Sir4en salenSer.

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(0R6m.. IL, 33-36.)
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14

money paid and the stationery receiv-
ed by EACH. This account will al
ways be open for inspection. To pro-
vide against keeping penny accounts
it was decided that each pupil should
pay ten. cents as. early in the term as
was practicable. 1t is believed that
the present arrangement will, in the
aggregate, cost each pupil less than
the former; it will certainly save
much precious time for teacher and
pupils. The usual retail rates will be
charged for the stationery, and any
profits arising from its wholesale pur-
chase will go towards providing pa
per for poor children. 1 may add, in
conclusion, that a majority of our pu-
pills have already paid their first as
sessment. This card has been print
ed at the request of one of the patrons
of the schools.
L. D. BROWN, Sapt.