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Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
The "Breakwater."

The "Breakwatsr" is the name of ,
new steamboat launched on Thursday
morning at Roach's yard Chester fol
the Old Dominion Steamboat Company
The vessel Is 200 feet over the load
line, 223 feet over all, 80 feet beam, q
feet depth of hold, and 1900 tons regis
ter. She has single duplex acting
surface condensing engine, thirty-siz
inches by forty-eight stroke, and her
boilers are two in number, fifty feet
long by ten feet in diameter. The
propeller is of the Hirsch patent, eleven
feet three inches in diameter, and is
calculated to make about sixty-fve rev.
Olutions per minute. The ship will
draw about twelve feet of water, and
will make about fourteen knots per
hour. There are two decks and she
will be schooner rigged, and when un-
der full sail she will spread about 12,-
900 square yards Of canvas. The hoist.
ing apparatus is of the most approved
kind, worked by steam, as is also the
steering arrangements.
Her saloons will be finished in choice
hard woods, and she will have twenty.
three state rooms, most elegantly fur.
nished, which will afford accommoda.
tions for fifty-five tirst-c class passengers,
besides the officers and crew. She ia
intended for the trade between New
York and Lewes, Del, connecting at
the latter place by rail with the entire
peninsula and Maryland. The vessel
has very fine lines and ample power,
and is expected TO make the trip be.
tween New York and Lewes in ten
hours. She will be completed by the
first Of Juns, in time to market the
small fruits from Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
A Fatal Mexican Duey.

A fatal duel took place on the 9th
between Senor Greneo Paz, editor of the
"Patria" and a member of Congress,
and Senior Santiago Sierra, editor Of the
"La Libertas" and secretary Of the
Senate. The latter was killed on the
first shot. Senior Paz and the seconds
were arrested, but those who are mem
bers of Congress were released, they
being not liable to arrest during the
session. The others were imprisoned.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Clayton House Arrivals.

The following were the arrivals az
the Clayton House yesterday.
Harry Drake, Phila.,
". II. McCornick, Cumberland, Nd,
Chas. =: HALEY, Frederick, Nd,
Ernest d. Frazier,
g. Hobbs,
]. McIntire, Elkton,
Thos. rurdy and wife, New York,
John ~. Donnell and daughter, New York;.
Miss d. r. Sharp, city,
I. Q. Pimby and wife, New York,
N. Peters. Washington,
H. Hall and sister, Maryland,
J. b. Price, Missouri,
H. I. Riehl, New York,
J. b. Kelsey, Phila,,
.. A. Van Trump, city,
q. W. Beerbower, Batto.,
M. Nagill, New ork.
Rip Van Wrinkle 90.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Tho Canton OF.

The "Canton," the large steamer
lust finished at the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company for the transportation
Of train Of cars at one trip, started for
Baltimore her destination this morning
about a quarter before eight O'Clock.
The boat has been fully described in
the REPUBLICAN before.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
To the Lovers OF Fine Arts.

An opportunity is now afforded to
adorn your homes with oil paintings,
Ohromos and steel engravings, at prices
within the reach Of all. The fine COL
laction now on exhibition at Drake &
Co.'s auction rooms, No. 6 East Fourth
street, to which many more have this
day been added, will be offered at aue-
ton without reserve at u o'clock this
evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Ant,.Thfra Termers,

In the Senate Of New York, yester-
day, an Anti-Third Term resolution,
introduced by Senator Jacobs, was ta-
bled by vote of 18 to 7. Subsequent
ly, Senator Woodin, who Is one of the
delegates to the Republican National
Convention, created sensation by ma
king speech in opposition to the unit
rule at Chicago, and declared himself
in favor of Blaine. Messrs. Sessions
and Birdsall followed in a similar
strain.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
AN INSIDE VIEW.

How q Councilman TrfeH 10 Sis
Down ON q RepOrter--Hls Rea.
SOMA Conftp uati0n OF PatrOniz-
ing Uaation and Energetic Arnbt.
tiOn.
A little thing transpired in the ssleo-
tion Of members of the Board of Health
that has not yet been made public. 1t
will be found somewhat interesting.
When the Democratic members of Coun.
Gil met in caucus for the purpose of
chosing the Board, Mr.. Adele, mem
from the Fourth Ward, reported the
old members, Col. Z. 7. singley and
John Akin appeared to give gen.
eral satisfaction, and not an objection
would have been raised had not Mr..
James McGlinchey, from the Third
Ward, for reasons which will presently
transpire, gone to Mr.. Abele and impress
ssd him with the fitness of Squire W.
H. Brady. He so skillfully argued in
Mr.. Brady's favor and disparaged the
appointment Of Col. singley with such
taot that Mr.. Absls finally consented to
do what the representative from the
Third Ward desired. Accordingly the
name Of Mr.. Brady was substituted.
During the cancus,, it Is alleged Mr..
McGlinchey was asked by friend why
1t was that he did net want to see Col.
singley in the Board Of Health.
"Well," said he, "I'll tell you; l
haven't any thing against the fellow
except that he does not report the pro-
ceedings of council to suit me. My
speeches appear in very brief form, when
they are worth much more space"
Col. singley, 1t will be remembered
is one Of the local staff Of tie "Gazette,
and is the council reporter Of that pa
per.
After Mr.. McGlinchey had left the
caucus that night MIR. Abele took a
sober second thought and finally con-
cludsd that it would be more creditable
to him to attend to the affairs Of his
own ward himself. He therefore erased
the name of Mr.. Brady, and substituted
the one which had been stricken out at
the request of the councilman who so
likes to see his speeches in print. The
trouble over this change created quite q
little row in the Democratic camp, but
did not get out until recently.
Another interesting little episode con-
necte6 with the selection Of the Board
of Health, Is furnished by the choice in
Mr.. McGlinchey's own Ward. Mr..
Monaghan, ex-president Of the Board,
has lately moved into that Ward. 1t
is said he has an ambition for council
manic honors. Mr. McGlinohey would
love to 60 to the Legislature. II he
can't 20 there he wishes to continue in
council. Mr.. Monaghan would be a
powerful obstacle in the way Of his
nomination. Accordingly Mr.. McG.
resorted to diplomacy.
Cleverly he put Mr. Monaghan's
name on the list as member from the
Third Ward. He also declared he
would make him (Monaghan) president
of the Board. This bait was tempting
ly dangled before Mr.. Monsghan's eyes.
It was hoped he would jump at it. He
didn't jump worth cent. In fact he
didn't jump at all, but respectfully de-
clined, and DR.. ]. 7. V. B)ocksom was
chosen in his stead.
Col. singley was not only chosen as
q member but was made chairman of
the Board last night. He says he will
keep the sessions short, and act firmly
with reference TO Brandy-wine water.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
RnAo Ball.

A match game of base ball was play
cd yesterday afternoon, upon the lot
Fourth and Lombard streets, by the
Our Boys ard Red Stockings mines.
Our boys we're victorious, the score be-
ing II to 10.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Il. HnsierY, DO.

"a ',is, "I A.. invited to call and in
y i,ai,, is,ss S' and handsome assort-
" \ lace ,@I goods, hosiery. summer
/. nd ALI Isdies' spring and summer
Ia.. ~. ATM At Mrs. N. K. Riley's, No.
|rsa E,ss', .,'eet, r. Her store has been
ElISI, ~ 'ssi rsf!ted and stocked with
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
VOUBLlC SALE

n.
FRS Sr-CLASS FURNITURE, CARPETS
&C., at Drake 81 Co.'s auction rooms, No. &
East Fourth street, on
TUESDAY, MAY II, 1850,
at2 o'clock, p. m,
Consisting of hair.cloth parlor suit. 8 odd
sofas, hair-cleth rocker, Q very fine walnut
chamber suits, 5 marble-top tables, 8 easy
chairs, Walnut hatrack, bookcase, wal
nut extension table, 10 feet, walnut table, 9
feet, 2 very fine mattresses, cost $40 piece, 1
lounge, ! couch, sewing machine, in good
order, bureau, bedsteads, stands, chairs, 8
oak chairs, table, lo0king-glasses, mattresses,
curtains, 50 yards velvet carpet, cost 81 90 per
yard. 40 yards Brussels carpet, 100 yards 'in-
grain carpet, 20 yards rag carpet also lot of
china, glass and queensware, knives, forks
and spoons, and other articles too numerous
to mention. Goods will be ooened for inspec-
ton on Monday evening and Tuesday before
sale. Persons seeking bargains should not
fail to attend this sale.
DRAKE & 90, Auetioneers,
58.2t No. 6 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

|auight's great specially adver.
IN, Should have been before our
d IN Yesterdays issue but owing
Misunderstanding with one Of oui
II was overlooked, bat the sale
! continued next week, and the
.dWilming:on will have a chance
uving gloves at 5 and 10 cts. q
Stockings at 3, :, 8 and III cts.
dress goods at s cts, 6 yd., and
tas equally as good in every de-
slt Wainwright's 3l2 Market
svnier Of medicines, the grand
Il remedy, the great cranp cure.
Sinms' Pain Ssarcher. 1t cures
she, esrsche, toothache and every
hlheuuatism it was never ex.
iANer equalled. Price so cents.
Fi.slsrs. Depot, 4th and King
i02 Arch street.
isst, ,Fbrightest and cheapest
niGts for sale by N. B. Dan
iDruggist, Cor. I'd and Market
Agents for "Celluloid" Trus.
llah never wear out. Special
hspplying.
Ensn'5 Tar and Wild Cherry Pee
Ftthe hest and cheapest prepara-
EhOugls and colds ever offered
sp1blic. Get it at Fifth and Pop
ENs.
lap TIusses !" z. James Belt
Ftlles as low as the lowest. A
|Fnlnteed. A private room for Ia
Entrance on 9Th street. Lady
|nilt.
|hois wishing spring suits made
a'htest style and of the best ma
|, would do well to call on Geo. H.
J '05 Market street.
lGleiy's Prairie Weed and Kenne-
! lf7Orite Remedy sold by Taylor &
Issn, \, Druggists and Apothscaries,
IAilg street.
\ SD' Aetzner, the popular barber
'iSi y cutter, is prepared to shave
~ y, may call at his shop, No. 10S
tastreet.
eIa'gest stock Of straw hats at
ISd Bros, 4O4 Market street.
'1o'd !, Bros. are ready with q full
Hssfav hats.
ERlce and a low price | Rumford
! Hs!ters.
~. ! .a clam soup lunch on Saturday
.s = ne Western Hotel, Fourth and
70 Streets.
" Davis Vertical Fsad Sau;no Mo
No bssting.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
..o, and Lunch.

~, and lunch will be served
Gsta, sst AT u, B. P.,.Freye's saloon,
!. !Tll1s E,'1 ss.sond % street. He invites t,,
fEa fn,a, 's'Srt y Srst.class lunch to call
|m,s Mo-, . His His lunches are said to
|llI'sss i.a.t in the city. Call and see
L.sDalf,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
'rrer,L MENTION
.InHiting.

Very me- urb;cb has
y IsPl'pisstihu, .Es Tssth,r grows warmer r.lsl
EI.,tl 1n' s'i,1 !, now very attr.c'iSs .S Ss
ttsg ts ! 70 vel ,II,a 3, to improve 'hsi, h ,
A n. .92st''IoSoo 9!sil' Our stock is entirely i y;
,s,.,. :f5os To 81 aIi stale nor clothes eloths.
sai,nS'' t,15o one ~ season to sDOthe, moth
y, ,,1a.' I,Gn Ca CAEso,, 2ss Market
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Sworn i'm.

William Bowers, Executive Officer Of
the Board of Health for the Western
District, was swsrn in by Mayor Almond
this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
The Weather.

Y, department, W Office of the Chief
n V-'ef' Washington, May 81
|ss1 s1'.Sls nSs., for saturday-For the
NJ !" ailanIic s,;at i States, cooler utherly
n, v.s,t S.saAy warmer, clear or partly
h bv bT's'lef siaie falling, possibly fol-
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
slate or the Yhervnono,o-

H., H. AlPrDLlcAN n Office, on Saturday
||%1' 10 o'clock, 12 O'Clock
II" ITO
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
,'h'fonted bv M,

Nj in ', n,ola olafencs r. Davis, biga-
|st Chicspn,o0 p,0sr.ss 81 in the Criminal
h pressnts sns0, 49,, Three of his wives
Detroit on one i from Canada, one
RI. ,a,d and the latest one from
sAcognizzss zs latter ", Is the only one he
Falnissdj' a., The Jury is made er up of Of
and two single men.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
rInnr. ElOuF ]

trsivpd at Pickels' flour depot,
!. lot Of best quality Minnesota
sEbs,t m Patent Flour, which will
Ess very low price. Other good
N ISTes. market rates. VIM. D.
N 10 l0l King street. Satisfaction
L,,laad
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
A Picture Of the He
Springa

Rar ''Ii!ec .s by letter writer's at Hot
h A. \, su A'kr that there are more
Nut vi vi.;t1 ;atg1daeity, and young men
r,e i,S'Uis IN @'. means \ of support, to
h ,e ,s,.ia, ~ dot Springs than in any
EaAtiono' ~ . Of the country OF equal
|ynsnn wa; d, II can be named. A young
|N than ba iOand himself in hotter
|s,bs D ~ expected. He was inyit-
n sprins n'Gnssln ;.lss !. side to see a mag
(api bsrs bs = Just discovered. In half
EsaiIa,V o'ss9 was minus his silver watch
N'' containing all his money.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
Ea ned Mems E,o-

Erl'sgiSvose an r'iSs BE- No Il Imp. O. of R.
|gea Thursd.nn excursion to Atlantic
|s@.nsrf 'sssssy, sss yi June Oath, 1850, on
EAo,d Cana ssTuel y !'l M. Felton," and nd
Esad stsiSSss s+Ss Railroad 4; to the Ocean.
|%sassssss !, and d every effort will be
|saas ss,ss. =, the plsasautest Erour-
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

Tho New hoard OF Health Organf.
ses by EIeettng Col. SiDgley Pres.
idens nRd Mr.. Kennedy Tr0asur.
or, and Passes Upon Two Nuisan.
ees.
The new Board of Health met for Or
|ganization last evening. All the mem,
bers We're present, and City Clerk Fra
zsr announced the names as elected by
City Council on last Thursday evening,
Mayor Almond, who was present, then
administered the oath Of Office to the
different members.
After this they were called to order
and temporary organization was gone
into.
Albert Thatcher was elected chairman
pro. tenn.
The Board then preceded to nomi-
nation and election of officers.
For President, Col. &. 7. Singley and
Enoch Moore, Jr., were nominated.
The vote was as follows Col. Singley
10, Mr.. Moore 8. Mr.. Singley was de-
clared elected President.
On taking the chair the President
eleet in very neat little speech thank
ed the Board fer the honor conferred in
making him its presiding officer.
Mr.. Kennedy was then elected Treas
urer.
D. Il. Thomas and William Bowers
were elected Executive Officers Of the
Peard for the Eastern and Western Dis
tricts respectively.
The rules of order of the old Board
were adopted.
Clerk Frazer reported a nuisance OF
on overAowing sewer on Tatnall street
near Fourth. Referred to the Third
Ward Committee.
Attention was called to load Of gar
bage at Front and Adams streets. No
actiAn WAS taken. Adiourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
The New Railroad. J..

West Chester Local Times.
The reported lease or prospects of q
sale of the West Chester L Philadel
phia Railroad to somebody or some cor.
poration somewhere down in Maryland
led us yesterday to interview Supt. H.
K. Smith upon the subject. We found
that official in his Office, busy at at
tempting to solve how to run express
trains to suit all patrons of the road.
Tapping him on the shoulder to divert
his attention from his perplsxing prob.
lem, we told him the object Of our
visit. II there is any public man on
this footstool who loves to be inter-
viewed by newspaper reporter it is
Mr.. Smith. He revels in its delights
and generally hands the man Of news
an X or q V as an evidence Of ap.
probation Of his services to the
world at large. We repeat, we told
him the cause of cur present
ing ourself in his august presence, and
then wheeling around his easy chair
and pushing one toward us he bade us
to be seated, and signi6ed that he was
ready, to impart all, or any part there
Of, of his information concerning the
matter in question. We asked him q
dozen or more questions touching the
subject, and after an hour and half's
interview we came away fully posted
as to the best process to be employed
in the planking of shad and the posi-.
bilities Of the unit-rule being enforced
at Chicago. We are highly gratiaed at
the result of Sur interview, and upon
the whole sum up the shad and unit.
rule points as meaning that that road
has not as yet been leased to Col. Nc
Comb, but it may be or it may not be-
no fellow can positively tell lust now.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
One More chance.

pt, 4G pieces, for $3.50, and :
nj q all ether goods for the next
H.. Al 81 and Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
ASeparate M-rshaI's Bill.

A special despatch from Washington
to the Philadelphia Press" says :
Learning wisdom by experience, the
Democrats are preparing at last to do
what they ought to have done at first
send the President bill regarding
the deputy msrshals to be considered
on its merits, instead of tacking it on
as rider to = deficiency bill. Mr.Bay-
ard introduced bill in the Senate to-
day providing for the appointment OF
Deputy marshals hereafter by the cir
cult courts and their division equally
between the different political parties.
1t was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee; and Mr.. Bayard hopes they will
report it back by Monday, when he will
press its immediate consideration. Once
passed in the Senate, it would go to the
Speakers table in the House, where it
could be taken up by majority vote.
Unless an unexpected disposition to
make speeches on the subject is mani
tested the bill might pass both houses
next week and 90 to the President. The
Democrats will wait about making any
appropriations for the payment of de-
putty narshals until they see what
President Hayes does with this bill. If
he signs 1t money will be appropriated
if not there will bs a strong element
who will oppose any provision for the
payment either Of the fees already earn
ed or for the future expenses of deputy
marshals.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
HTOyn s,,JacK,s Lad. I,

Rev. J. L. Houston will lecture upon
the interesting topic on Thursday even
ing, the 18th inst, in st. Paups NJ. E.
Church. The tickets Of admission are
twenty-five cents, part of which will be
paid for the benefit Of Kingswood chap
81 over Eleventh st. bridge, and the bal.
ance to the lecturer himself. Mr.. Hous-
ton is a well known christian minister
in Wilmington, whose active life in the
ministry has closed, without leaving
him sustaining competence for his old
age, and he has adopted this plan not
only to aid himself but to aid some
worthy cause. He is well qualified to
deliver an interesting lecture on the
subject proposed and it is hoped he
will have large audience.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

scott Sunday School Excursion.
The managers of the Scott M. E.
Church Sunday School have completed
their arrangements for Sunday School
excursion to Bombay Hook on Thursday,
May 9th. The Steamer Clyde has been
engaged for the occasion. Upon the
principle of the early bird catching the
worm, Scott sundaysOhool will have it
this time,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

XNANTED.-A COL0RED GIRL TO
w wash dishes at Fullmer's Dining Sa-
loon. sos Markeet street. 682t#
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

WTASTED.-GIRLT To DO GENERAL
w housework. Apply at No. 914 King
street. 5.S.2t*
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

VTANFED.--A HOUSE-KREPER to
wv do general. housevork. Apply at sos
Market atreet. 6-s2tx
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
The b. q. BANDS Entertainment

Vh0 Ii. Os mAMu'b EMtOFthAhAhOus
The Brandywine Cornst Band of Rid
dies Bank gave an interesting enter
tainment to a large audience in the
Chapel, on Thursday evening, May 9Th.
The band appeared in their new suits
for the first time, and made a soldierly
appearance. They discourse beautiful
music and are in feet one Of the finest
bands in the state. The dialogues
were very amusing, especially "The
School Master" Mr.. Stoddart and
the Misses Watmough and Bradley TAX
ing their parts to perfection. 80 hush
thee my baby" was sung in excellent
style by the oheir. Mr.. J. H.::Crabb's
rendition of the "Dutch Barbara Freit-
chie," fairly brought down the house.
After some more excellent music by
The Band, the large audience dispersed
more than satisfied at the effort of Mr..
Jno. Stoddart and his we'll trained mu-
sicians, to give an evening ofpleasure.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

| NNyAkTED.-A HALF-GROWN Girl.
wv for child's nurse. Apply at 400 East
Sixth street. 5.S2t&
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

TOR SALE. - FIRST-OLASS &S
~ setter dogs for sale cheap. ssAn
JOHN +. WOOD,
tS-1t* s. L. cor. Front and Grange sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

pCARDIEG,-AF FEW C0LORED GEN
- tlemen can be accommodated with board
at No. $40 West sth street. 6-9-6t&
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

=" ANTED.-TO RENT A STABLE .
w with stalls for TIVE horses and room for
wagon. Address 515 West 4th st. 5Is-2tE
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

WTkNTED.-A WHITE WOMAN FOR
w general housework ; must have q ysod
reference. MRS. w. II. GREGG.
SsltH Cor. Broome and Oak sts., city.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08
READY FOR WORK,

Tho New hoard OF Health Organf.
zes by EIeettng Col. Single Pres.
1dens and Mr. Kennedy Trsasur.
or, and Passes Upon Two Nufsan.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-08

DOARDl NG.-3 g GENTLEMEN BOARD
ID ers wanted at ITO King street. 5S3:4
, 1880-12-06

L., ,,,..,, ~ ~ s,,.,s,,..'s - ~
~ VI. .n'eses. ~ tno ss1'Hy snse, ms
lion. wus hril ut ,raco Mc,ho,ilst Church last
cyou,nr. rho nttrn,,uuco wus o,,fte luruc. n,,,l
~. .,xr,tsa. ,,nas,.I ~ ,nn s,., ~ a,,,,ss
prsato selections w iho cnnr uiid 1ricr NJ
nnr.i a1d y. t. jncoGs. n'd wrro fuIi d INTEREST
rhs tsst speaker, wss the Rev. Mr; Sheppard.
n % rSss ssS liz Il 'aS y,!s ssiss y,
tliut tho mist q thu l'rotcslArt churches weto
tho ch!rm! TUG satao Scr!ptural lessons. ,TMts
Mr"; an,t yet great deal re,nn!ned To l.o sln,!o
Tl,oro wore n'ony cl,ll1n'n. fur instnncV, with.
n1t sn'mlay- nnl'ort,,t,it!es: g,'t h. rc-
reaci, this class.-tllo Cook C9t,nly Sabbath
SaiH,ul AsssMintpu.-u.d hupel 10 eGu 1t fOs-
tcrra nn9 @ @s',.inlne'; -, ,. ,,..,u x-
the ID n .s isce Tia, u 'uu!Rns sr tS NJ"
tAktnY tho tnturast II, tho s.lIstlny schuui work
ir lin tlt,MtIun wns IUltur tlutlrrstinhi nnN th0
ncccssity (,r work t.,0ro fully c0itprchct,ici!
3 Gocn Inkinx Mn e " thS ea.aS!i,h nsi IF
mission sctsN,l. Win Il Wow tn iulnw its nmtt.
uiWi hc hud r.,l,iMl II tjis1rlct in tho city
ruiirio,,s irH,,,l. ,r t,n,Ti,,"itin. whi..I. wss
h,l,i Ia,iliJn III ntTulrn ExtunIiinw hls r,uunrks
i,u rcturrtt,l il thu iWet, which IL, thnuTht VIII
~. u .,. '1 c,'s II osk"s .s' su
.0tnx ,.sM r.,ss,"t te; sr"l 'a,e FIJI i1m.;@,a n
ihU s,ccswatiy Ut S,iiNtny.sch,xl WIKI, thc
s,crsnsu 10 traln tI,o c,1,rcn IL rciIu,1Ss lis
1lm,, 10 ruf,,rn tnS niIits: b,.n..o III fulI lf,u
deepest ilitsr,s, Il, edGcal,pe tic youth Of iho
il. i, ,lncoia. who ia closcly identified with
S,in,lty.E.h.nl .ynrk. svns III, maxi sngnkur
Iio tos,k {ur his tsst tAo tilruo