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DIED.

ASpAnlEsE.-At his residence. Clifton Staten Island
March H. EDWARD ANpAmEsl, OF New York city.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend funeral services at his late residence
OF New York aud Maple avs. on Monday. a4th
inst. at o'clock T. NJ, without further notice.
The remains will be taken 10 the family vault at
Greenwood
BEHLMEn.--On Wednesday. March 10. JOHN BEHL-
MiR. in the iIth year of his age
Relatives and friends of tho family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. Sunday afternoon.
March -. at two o'clock. from st. James Lutheran
BESSErT.--On Friday. 2lst. half-past two p. NJ,
NErnE DuRyEE beloved wife of William Il. Bennett.
III the 35th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence at Bay
Ridge l.. l.. on Monday. oath inst. at half-past two
T. M.
BLAcKnunS. On Friday. March II. ALEXANDER
BLACKBURN. aged AZ years.
Funeral takes place ON sunday, March %, at 53l
West Both ST. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited.
BnApLEY-cH,nLrs RonERr BRADLEY. beloved
husband of Blanch Bradley, ON March ~ 1872 aged
Funeral from st. Jcrome's church. Monday March
"a at 10 o'clock. thence to calvary Cemetery.
BREwsfEB-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday March 20,
GEoRuE H. BREWSTER, IN the 18th year OF his age.
Funeral from the residence of his son-in-law, 165
Joralcmon St. Brooklyn, Monday. March "a, at two
Il. NJ
DRlcE.-pArnicK BRIcE. of the county J. ,ncgal,
Ireland. aged II years
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence No 2l5
Mulberry ST.. on Monday. March "a, at two o'clock
sharp.
CAnNEy.-On Thursday. 10th inst, in Colorado,
JOHN W. CARSky. agel ~ years, . months.
Body will be brought here tor burial Notice of
funeral In Wednesday, HERALD.
CLARK.-On Friday morning March II. JOSEPHINE.
wife OF William III. CLARK, and daughter OF John L..
Pnkcrton.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from GO Quincy ST., Brooklyn between
Franklin aud Classon avs, on sunday, Esd inst, a,
half past two L. VI.
CoIrAx-M Greenpoint, March Il. of pneumonia
MARY j. CoLtAx.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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sprays Of mignonette and heliotrope cling closely
around soft and scarlet and white lily cac-
fuses exquisite to the degree. All the adjectves
in the grammar might be exhausted and then one
would feel dissatisfied with the representation 1t
is one great carnival of flowers and plunage. and
bright tints softened down to the mellowest Italian
sunset shades.
LORRAINE ALsArIAN AND NORMANDY BOWS
OF these bows for the couture the Lorraine is
the newest, and . still higher bow than the Asa
tan aid Normandy. 1t is more effective from
the fact that it is narrower and there is more OF the
butterfly FORM which the Asatian suggests The
Lorraine is of PLAIN ribbon. two loops of black and
two of yellow, the piece being of both colors.
1t is also made of pink aud black red and black,
tho lower wing of the left side is black and the
upper wing of the right, thus giving the parti-col-
ored effect
The Alsatian increases in breadth. brocaded rib
bons being the favorites for this huge, double
winged butterfly bow. as broad as it is high. The
Normandy bow ought to be of black velvet. and that
alone but the caprice of fashion fancy the shape
has it now in ribbon of every hue and kind. 1t is
lower and of narrower ribbon than the Alsatan and
spreads out on the sides instead of rising foot
above the brow. some Normandy bows have long
ends. which cross ut the back and hang below the
braided hair
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KuRAS-DREw.--On Wednesday. March 49, at the
residence of the brides parents Jersey City Heights
by the Rev. II. b. Htchings. of Trinity Church. New
York Mr. WILLIAM X. kuRAN TO Miss MARY L. DREW
only daughter OF Mr.. William Drew. both of Jersey
City Heights, n. J.
MISGAY-MANGLEs.-O Wednesday March 49,
1872 at the residence OF the brides parents by the
Rev. John Rice, ELwooD b. MINGAY to LILLE GILMAN
MANGLEs. all of tins city.
Morr-RoAcH.-On Thursday, March 30 1879, at
WILLIAMSBURG by Rev. DIR. Rhodes, NELSON Morr,
Jr.. to IDA Il. Roach. both Of this city.
PRAY-LocKE--On Thursday evening. March 90
at the residence of the bride. by the Rev. william
Ormiston, ID. d. EDWARD EVERETT Pray to MINNIE
q. LOCKE. eldest daughter OF General Fred L. Locke
all of this city.
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uNFoUNDED COMPLAINTS.

New YORK. March %. 1879.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
complaint made in your able journal on
Monday last that the children of the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum had not their friends and relatives
since June. 1878. This statement is entirely without
truth With the exception of the two hot summer
months, July and August. there the usual
monthly visiting days on September 20, on Novem-
Der s. and December /. In consequence
of some of scarlet fever which broke
out toward the middle of December no one was
admitted into asylum during the months of jan
uary and February 1879; however the next visiting
day will take place Sunday week, March 30.
An allusion was made by complainant to
''eating." you that the food we give to
children is good, plain and nourishing. though
of course, neither take our bill of fare" from
the culinary classics of Delmonicos, nor from the
kitchen style of the late Marquis OF Talleyrand.
Respectfully yours. DR.. H. BAAR, Superintendent.
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VANDERBILT STRUCK" JURY.

Pursuant to previous arrangement struck jury
was selected yesterday in the Office of the Com
missioner Of Jurors in the suit brought by Cornelius
j. Vanderbilt against William II. Vanderbilt to re-
cover 81 900 OOO alleged to have been promised him
ii he would not contest the will of Commodore Van
derbt. Forty-eight names had been previously
selected by Commissioner Dunlap from the list Of
jurors in his Office. One half of the names this
list struck out yesterday by the counsel for the
respective contestants. This list which embraces
quite u variety of business pursuits by the struck
jurors will go before the Court for further elimina
10 Mt he tria
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WANT AN APPROPRIATION.

The Board of Police Commissioners have asked
appropriation Of s27sl76 "a for the expenses Of
the department for the month OF March fol-
lows SALARY Chief of the Bureau OF Elections.
$46 &c; Street Cleaning Bureau, s5a. 1876 g. repairs
and alterations to station houses, 1905 &C. police
supplies. $1,000; police salaries, $2l6,926 &c. Tho
Comptroller has been asked to pay the of
S4,355 60 for removing ice and snow during the
month OF February.
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A VACANT LOT NUISANCE.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
am a tenant of the only building that covers part
OF the otherwise vacant lot on Third avenue, be-
tween Eighty ninth and Ninteth streets. The
ground east and south of that building is used as
dumping ground for ashes. garbage. &C., by any
that chooses to do This. with shameless
nusances committed in broad daylight by all kinds
of Migrants, fills the air with pestilential vapors.
Myself and neghbors experienced this to be only too
true last summer. Is there authority in this
great city to insure its citizens health more
effectively? SUFFERER
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange March 22:-
by VAN rAssKLL 4 KEARNEY.
Edward D. Gale, referee-foreclosure sale Of the
five story brick building. with lot 25x75, No. 3Ol
Delaney ST. W. corner of Lewis ST. to plaintiff 900
u. ". IiARyErT.
John A. Goodlett, referce-Foreclosure sale OF the
four story brick houses, with lots. each 1Sx.D,
90 piantii s. 800 each 1880
L. A. Fuller Observation-Disclosures sale of tho three
story brown stone front dwelling, with lot 1o.9x
e9.n, No 2l1 East l26th st., n. s. DO IT. Q. of Sd
sv 90 PLAINTIFF. 5000
Total $50 $40
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FOR MAYOR COOPER.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
II there is not something done very soon to re-
move the filth that has been accommodating all winter
in Seventy fourth street. between Second aud Third
avenues. fear that dreadful pessience will
break out in that neighborhood. The upper
side of the street has been made a dumping ground
for all kinds of refuse that pedestrians cannot
use the sidewalk. II. A. Is.
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HEALTH EXCURSION SUGGESTED

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
If our indisposed Police Commissioners want to
improve their health they should ask the Mayors
permission for sailing voyage in mud scow,
through West Thirty ninth street from Eighth
nue. to North River where they could enjoy clear
sailing through three feet OF mud and filth.
PILOT.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNoTE.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address to
insure attention. Complainants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write only on one side OF the paper.-ED. HERALD
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ANOTHER.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Fifty second street. between Ninth and Tenth ave-
nues has not been cleaned since last fall. 1t is in
such condition that of the residents have had
to clean in front of their premises and have the
mud and rubbish taken away at their own expense
MARCH 20, 1879. j. l..
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MARRIED..

CEILER-MULLER.-HESRy ii. CEILER to Miss
JosrrHISK MULLER. both of Brooklyn. Z. d. No
cards.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
ENGAGED.

RosENrHAI.--In San Francisco, Cal, March -, at
A. NJ, Mrs. Rosa Rosenthal. confined with girl.
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DIR. MARTYR PAINES ESTATE.

In the suit of John G. Draper aud others against
the President and Fellows OF Harvard College. tried
before Judge Van Worst. at Special Term Of the Su
preme Court decision was given yesterday. The
ton, rs will be remembered. brought by the
ecutors of the late DR.. Martyr Paine, who died in
November. 1877. to test the validity OF his will.
which instrument was drawn in April 1874. and gave
his real and personal estate to the officers of the col
lcge be held in trust the income to be devoted to
the establishment of scholarships and payments Of
prizes 1t was claimed by the heirs of DR.. Paine
that the bequest in violation of statute OF this
state against perpetuities and accunuations. Judge
Van Worst decides that it is incumbent upon the
court OF Massachusetts, to pass upon the question
as to the validity Of the directions and
conditions imposed by the testator, the statutes
of this State forbidding the tying up of property
for than two lives. having, As he holds, no ap-
pcation to trusts to be performed in another State.
they being enacted in consideration OF local policy
and having extra territorial effect. The bequest
OF personal property, he holds, is therefore valid.
He also decides that the devise of real estate void
being in violation Of statute Of this State providing
that no decree to corporation shall be.valid unless
such corporation is specially authorized by its char
ter take by devise. He holds that the fact that the
college, by the laws of Massachu setts. is allowed
to take by devise real estate. has no application to
this case,
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THE COURTS.
A ColOred Baroer's Suit Under the
Civil Rights Act.
M O N f Y II + l. l. S j..
The Requests Of Dr. Martyr Paine
to Harvard College.

rho c;,.,, pi.., ,4 80 ,o-s ,,,as s.,, non, 90 n.
A"e Si''' A"sn's "'s Vi io'o o' @i NJ" W "
passed upon i'll the United States courts OF this dis
trict and for the first time for while one or two
,,;. 49, 49,, .A..aoa -. a.. ,n,,;s;o,s
e"i's nav oeen 'hieehe" "n"ei 40 Pio'oA''
compromise has always hitherto been effected and
the matter has never been brought into court The
.. IS 49,, I, ,ors =; a.. ,ua.,,, ..,,o,,;.os a.,
wv Vi "A"'oiA - Ao''' ~ A'' Pie''' A'oosAe' A'
equality Of all citizens before the law and holds that
is the duty of the in its dealings with
a., .,o a. 80. -. -, -. . .., -,
'he Peopo W e'e ou' el"a "nu eA"e' JUSTICE W "i'
OF whatever nativity race, color or persuasion, re-
lipious or political and to enact great fundamental
,.,,, IT, ,n v..S ..o 80
PrineiPies iho law fu'nei s'o'on' Va
the act provide that all persons within
of the Recommendations advantaues facilities and
privileges of inns and public conyeyances on land
and water II is under this law that Charles M
Cooper a colored barber of this CITY has brought
suit in the United States District Court against the
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ut said election, for the offices hereinbeforc
enumerated, to he written or printed on
the same ticket and deposited in the
snlnc ballot-h0N, as the vote for or against
the Constitution and
Whereas. 1t is further provided that ut
the election held for the ratification or
rejection Of said Constitution. it shall he
lawful for each voter to have written or
printed on his ballet, 'for ordinance re-
lative to State debit" or the words. Z"
Against ordinance relative to state debt"
aud IN the event that a majority Of the
ballots =" east have imd"rscd on them /:
s.F"r ordinance relative to State debt
then the ordinance and article Of said or
dina,cr shall form {: part of tla Coistitu-
ton submitted, it tho majority of votes
so east shall have Endorsed on them the
words. Against "r'linanc" relative to
State debt" then said provisions and ar
ticlcs shall form no part of the Constitu-
ton.
Now, therefore, !, V. Miles, Sheriff of the
parish of 81. james, in pursuance of tie
proclamation Of His Exccllcncy, Louis Al
fred Wilt, Lieutenant Governor OF rtiic
state Of Loni.iana and acting Governor in
the absence of the Governor and in .o,u-
pliancr with law, do hereby issue this my
proclamation I" the voters Of the parish
of st. James, directing an election to he
held in this parish AT such places as may
i" hereafter designated by the proper an-
tl,oritics on
TUESDAY, THE 2ND. DAY OF DECEMBER,
A.. u. 1919.
being the first Tuesday of said month, from
Z O'Clock \. NJ. to6o'rlock in the afternoon.
for the purpose of taking the sense ~ the
good people Of this parisl, in regard TO the
adoption or rejection of the Constitution
submitted for ratification tor the ~ratitira.
ti"nor rejection nftl,c ordinance adopted 10y
the Constitutional Convention in relation
to the debt IF the State: for the election
OF all State officers as above enumerated
and one Senator from thu Eighth Sei,at"-
rial District. composed of the parishes of
81. James and Asrcn sion. one District judi
~ and one District Attorney from the
Twcn1N-sccond Judicial District. composed
also of SAID parishes Of st. James and As
cclSinn. one Representative, one Clerk Of
the District Court. one Sheriff, one Co
r"ncr eight .JHsticcsofthc Peace and eight
Cons,ahles.
And | do hereby order and direct the
several Commissioners to l,r hereafter APP
pointed Ivy the proper authorities to Gov
duct said election III the manner rrcscri-
bed 10y law. and make due return of their
respective polls I" my office, within the
shortest possible delay.
In t"stimnnry wcrcoi. | have lrrruuto
affixed MY official signature at st. James.
La, this 18th of October. a. ID. 1S79.
V. MILES.
Sheriff of the parish OF st. James.
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PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION,
SnERIrF's OFFICE, Parish of st. James. I
st. James, La, Oct. 2Sth. 1879. I

SnERIrF's OFFICE, Parish of st. James. I
st. James, La, Oct. 2stl,. 1879. !
To the Qualified Electors of the Parish
of st. James:
WHEREAS, The Constitutional Convcn-
ton lately held in the city of New Orleans,
to frame u new Constitution for the State
holden throughout the State, upon the
FIRST Tuesday Of December, 1879.
for the purpose of taking the sense Of the
good people of this State in regard I" the
adoption or rejection Of the said Con>titu-
tion, ut which election each voter shall en-
press his opinion by dcpositing in the
ballot box u ticket wherein shall no prin-
ted or written /: "For the Constitution
or, against the Constitution" or sue,
other words as will distinctly convey the
intention of the voter /; and
Whereas, 1t is further provided that at
the ab"ve stated time and place there shall
be elected a Governor, n Lieutenant Gov
crnor, u Secretary of State, an Attorney
General, a State Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts and a Superintendent of Public
Education, for the term of f"nr years !; and
Whereas, 1t is further provided that at
the same time and place there shall he
elected Senators and Representatives of
the General Assembly of this State. for
the tenn OF four years, to represent the
different Senatorial Districts and Repre-
sentative Districts and parishes as APP
pointed in said Constitution ; and
Whereas, 1t is further provided that ut
the same time and place there shall be
elected, for the term Of four years, one
District Judge, and one District Attorney,
for each of the Judicial Districts of this
State and
Whereas, 1t is further provided that at
the same time there shall be elected in each
parish by the qualified electors thereof,
one Clerk Of the District Court, one She.
riff and one Coroner, for:.the term Of fol,
years, and as many Justices Of the Peace
and Constablcs, as now provided by law,
for the term Of fonr years
All tho names OF the persons voted for,
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NOTICE.

. NJ. Jules Dnrnicr ntiiics all those who
were not registered at the las, election.
and those who may lave since changed
ward or voting precinct. tn have said
chang" effected upon the Registration and
Poll Books.
The office of Rcgis;raticn will be opcn
from : O'Clock \. NJ. to3 o'clock, T.. NJ. at
i,"r following places. to-wit:
Courthouse, from October LIST. to Nov en-
her LIST.
st. Ward. Mr.. Paul Crest. 3ld. and atl,.
Nov.
2nd. ward. Mr.. l.. CRANBERRY, 5tl,. and
9th. Nov.
..ird. ward, Mrs. Wild. V. Melancon, eth.
and stl. Nov.
54tl, ward, MIR. r. Dssdier, 10th and It'll
Nov.
It'll. ward, Mr.. Murcrlin Tircuit. l2th Nov
" Mess. kaufman Il klotz, 18th
9th. ward, Mr.. J. Billion, 1Atl,. aud 18th
Nov.
9TH. ward. Mr. J. V. Armant, 18th. and
18th. Nov.
,tL. ward. Mr.. L. Falgoust, 18th. and
Goth. Nov.
The office will lie transferred to til,
C"urt House from the 2lst. until urcrm.
Der LIST.
JULES DORNIER.
Supervisor of IL sistraiioh
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DernicrcS NouvelleS.

On dit qu" Washington vent
ahandonncr Ia prcsidencc du Con,
sell dies ministries.
lies cl,rttienS ct les musnlmans
de la Bosnir 1T de rIlrrzt.nvinc
font cause commune contrr rAutri.
che. On craint IN Soulcvcmcnt
leS principauttS dies Balkans ont
tait uie alliance contre In ditc Au-
tricllc.
La dissolution du Parliament
est p%rochaine.
-LiAmora. journal du Vatican.
paraitra lr Ter janvier.
Madrid Sc pare pour Ia rtccp
ton de larclnanchessc Marie.
lie general Grant Il dit IL Chi
cago "Je ne m'occupe pas dc po
litigu".'
LES elections de New York
sont rtpuhlicaincs, sauf pour lie tire
soricr h'Etat.
lie steamer Belle. dc st. Louis.
a conli. Prrsonne ma PERI.
Plus de tievre jaime il Mem
phis,
LES demOcratPs dc Ia Nouvclle
Orleans, ringistcs ct antiringiStes
he s'entendcnt point. II y aura deu,
listes de canaidats locanx. La ltgls
lature men sontfrira. t-plle past
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-15

mes, ct la charlie scra toujonrs In
plus p%rGcieuse dc lenrs vertus.
Gar ccnx,M Oh cclles III ne
poS>edcnt point In hont6 vtritablr
qui manqucnt Hind"'grnce. lis ont
bean ttrc irrtprochabIes Wis avis
d'enx-mtmcS, sans tante ct sans
ptcht, Municipalities CONNIE hon,
ncur ct CONNIE morale, s'ils ont pour
les auires In riguencr, liz dnret1 ct
rinf1exibiltit6, lis lie penvent ttre
mis- au mombre dies vrais chrttiems.
II y " du phariSaiS,ne en- eux. lis
valent pemt ttre moims, avec lcur
insensibllitG 1t lrur rigoriSmc, que
c"ux Hui perhent par tendre>sc ct
s'onE!ient par lie cGur. Melons nous,
du reste. DIES dtvotionS outrtes 1T
dies sivtritts excrss,ves. Est.ce quill
fault tonjourS iugcr les gems i la
mine, aux paroles ct aux pratiqnrs
evttlirurcs Sous le mantcau dun
p~llarisien on dune pl,ari>'cnne. he.
las /! il y II souvent IN mentcur on
n,m hypocrite.
Mails diSons, pour c!ore crtte Iii.
grcssion I'M pen Tongue, mails par
domnahle sans donte, puiSQmc n0t,r
historic e vou'ait, que madame Jn-
lien. tontc i SEES devoirs, Il son ma
II, Il e entants ct !; sa tamillr. ne
S'occnpait advancement de re 1ui Sc
paSSait chez scS voisinS ct SEES voisi-
mes.
j. GENvlL.
tiu.a
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES,
HERSCn. ADLER Il CO.
vs..
WIDOW CHARLES GAIplE.

BY virtue of and in obedience to
Il writ Of ri. Fa.. issued in the above
entitled suit, aud to me directed by
the above Honorable Court, ! have
seized and taken into my possession
and will offer for sale on the prrmi.
SEES, on
Saturdays Norembcr 29ih.
1879, at O'ciOrk 4. N.
The contents Of one country Sto.
re, consisting as follows:
1.-One lot of Dry Goods.
2.-One Grockery.ware.
3.-One " Notions & show, case.
4.-One Liquors.
Terms and Conditions: Cash in
U. $. legal Currency.
a. LlVAIN BOURGEOIS,
Sheriff.
SlIerifs Office, Parish of st. James,
November 18th. 1879.
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81 BelclQur.
(.l contiumer')

ESt,il vrai QUEEN Bcleiuuc,
Pays denN tOiS flamaml,
Iesprit demogogiQue
llaiSante ICurdcment?
Oui, lc Beige, brave hommc
LIT bon chnttien %ja'Ii>.
plaiSante a%ujourl'hui Rome
LIT rit lu paradis.
II p'ffErc aux %grammaires
DrS congregations
Les GcolrS primaries
DtS revolutions.
Dams Ia lihrc.pcns6e
Et dams I'impittc
II a Tame c%ntoncfe
Et l'csprit rGvoItG.
Quand on Trxcommunic,
Ccrtrs, Ic mGritant.
il vonS rtponl ct ME,
1lclaS! en- Sii1lotant.
La BcIgiQuc est perduc,
son peuplH est crlminel,
1T Sa race est un,lne
Dams l'Enttr tternel ~
j. G.
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SIMPLE HISTORIC.
XIV.

Vous dites que ces chooses n'inte.
resent pas.
VOlls aveZ tort.
Une mere qni travaille avcc tout
rheroisme dun grandc cGur, qui
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1879-12-27

systeme d'tcO!rs suivi iri nc itpond
pas aux v"rs d-s slircctrnrs. - lie pro.
frssenr John Gan,l'cr, de Londr.s.
rst arrive lei Ia sr,n.ine d..rnierr
y,.s;,r n.su,s donncr mne st.fi" d.. lectn.
rrs sar la isosaihIliie do .cktinciiom
d~ Ia fisvrc jaime. Puis>e.t-;I nors
6c'aircr s"r c~ fSntbr-nx sniu!-!e
g"nvrrncmr Nichol!s, 4 Ia vrille DE-
ccs!er les itnes dn gnnyrrn-mcnt. /.
Went d'accor'lrr rlrsienrs par,!ons /:
e'rst d'ahOri Loais Lincoln. .i- Bien-
vile, qui aprts n,m srrvitndr d. tr.i
ana ct dcmi sur une prine de- V1atr~
ans, eat I'a,sle'nue pour avoiv accom-.
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1873 Il slcnx anucr.s de detention al
Penitrncicr j"'nr vol. ct Leu Adam ei
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an dr prnifrnrirr I":r assant av"c
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en- mrr r. 9 Il IN, miles d- f.,yal:
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be slc savOir coH,tirn dc J'..rsnnncs
Ont t'i.-Jr renar'I"c que dams ton
trs les parties de- rEtat les cii,,iiha;s
aux places de- jisrs Le circuit f';.on.
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