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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
Mining Application No. 2o4.

y. - LAND OifltEtf
LAS CRUCES, y, NJ. Feb. 18th, 1854
Nj Office is hereby given that John Paul
and 10. u. Mcmillan by their attorney
In fact VIM. IL. Moore, whose postofiicc Hd-
dress Is Chloride, sucorro County, New Mex
leo, has made application for p tent lao
linear feet ~ the Woods lode bearing copper
and silver with surface ground averaging
5l3.b In width situated In Apache mining dis.
trtct, county OF sOcorro and trritory of
New Mexico and described In the plats
and field notes on hlc In this Office as follows.
viz:
b ginning ut the north cor No. | an oak
post set In ground y IL and secured by II
monument Of stone ~ IL la diameter ut the
btse aud 2S feet high and branded IN Cor
W. IL being the same ~ the east cor No. ! OF
the Colossal lode from which tvar " deg 20
min r.. Tine highest point of rocks Oh top
of Huatn's Peak Is located y Is Ccg ~ min
w 2aOI feet, also "a monument of stone located
on top of a large ana conical shaped point
OF rocks ; w of Hagan's Peak bears n % deg
81 min W $3.50 It.
Thence 5 ~ deg 20 min W $50 feot TO ths
west cor No. ? an oak post ) ms by * feet
long set In mound of stone I ft In diameter
ut tue base and :. feet high. and branded
Nv cor wit being the same cor ~ the south
cor No I of the Colossal lode.
Thence from said cor No. 2 . ~ deg Is min
u go feet To the center of the south Fork of
the Cuchillo Negro Creek, l4iO feet to the
south cor No. 3 cedar post 4 inns by AZ teet
long, set In ground l loot and and secured
by q mound Of stone and earth 1 II In dame
w. ~ "a eo'N atfN ~ ~ AahA ~ Osh4heoe
, cor w.
Thence n 80 deg 30 min cs75 feet TO the east
cor No u piuon post ~ ins by 81 II long set
~ feet In ground aud secured by n mound of
cgrth and stone feet i'm diameter ut the taso
aud . feet high and marked Il cor W. thence
u 81 deg 10 min W 600 feet 10 south fork of the
said Cuchillo Negro creek itTl.9 feet to the
place OF beginning.
Connection of survey The north cor No 1
IL located 5 10 deg % mir e 29o7 feet from the
United States locating monument Nos satd
monument being the highest point OF rock
In place on the extreme south side Of tho
apex of Hagan's peak and Is marked by an
iron pin set iuto It's highest point and by the
initials u : J. N No 2, said monument il loca-
ted So deg q min " 81 feet from the center of
n stone monument 9 feet N diameter Mt the
base and q feet high also located on ton of
said Hagan's Peak.
Said claim conta ms ls.6i6 acres. and Il re-
corded IN book | ut pnge d of the mining
r. cords oi socorro county y II. The Colos.
sui lode Joins the said o lode upon thA
north.
ANY and all persona claiming adversely
any portion Of said Woods ninlng c!A!m are
required 10 tle their adverse alaiais Nth shs
I gister of tho Y. o. land oiiee it Las Q. uces
n. VI. during the sixty days publication here.
Of or they Win he barred by The provision Of
the statute.
FebB GEO. D Bowxas, Resissss.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25

The Central New Mexico Cattle Growers
Association. hrauEh their executive com
mittcc, oHere a fus ard 81
ffNE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the apprehension and tctiun III
''ltaly" aud Gus White. alias dus Moore. Cor
the Illegal branding aHd stealing 1T cattle
belonging g. the association. more especially
the : 4 and 4 y a brands Of cattle.
Tbs above reward of $50 will be paid for
the arrest pnd conviction uf either "ttaly"
or Gu- White. aiiRs Gus unore. aud the add.
tional reward OF $50 wlll be- paid tor the con.
viction Of both parties Tor the above named
uncn-c.
Names Of Executive committee.
W q brutun. Alex Rogs ~,
t.eo smith. White,
Cantwell, Edward Pest.
y eruy son, 4 l. nmuks,
J A Stin-un. n llulVey.
for further Information addrcs- the Secre
tary at ,%ocorru, \. NJ.
Aprlswt g.. l.. BHooks, secretary.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
Ayiso a Los DuenoS de Canada
VaCuno.

En- Iunta tenida por los "Creadores de- Ga
nado Nacunn de Nucvo Meiica Central, " en-
81 soeorro, y. NJ, 81 los dias q, % e dc
Marso, de lsS'. y EN- Albuquerque, y. NJ, en-
los dias lro y ado de Abrii, de ISL. unn orga
nizaeion fuc f1rmala con I'll nombre de "La
Asnciacion de Cfeadores de Ganado Nacuno
de Nuevu NJ jico Central" con 81 I'm de- pro-
teier los intereses de Ganndo Nacunu de los
de S%acorro, valencia y Bernalilio,
lugares cOntiguOs.
LAS Persona siguentes han frmado Ia con
stituciun y rcgla como micmbruS dc la Aso.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25

. uenauu. " ; Iunrs 40 a l.. Truts.- -
81 ~ssssrru NuuHff. =. A.
0haflrs Mns~T a. dNrlarafuw snfaaaana
- AWa tf NHsAss aaa - -
HHAMHEn WNn9m~ra. Al = Mrn~H -
ConNis. a. a. nurk and " b. Ions.. al 81
Nmn Jess 4 MeTn. n.rsar.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
Notice OF Pre- Emption Proofs

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Marcn dsth, lrnt,1
Notice In hereby given that the following
named settlers have fled notice Of their IN.
teniion % make final proof in supportof their
respective claims before the probate cloik
Of Spcotro county at tho town Of Socorro.
New Mexico. on April 3eth. 1881, viz:
Edward ). Henson OH declsratory statement
No. 1870 tor the = = q = aud = n sw 900 0
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
Notice TO Cattlemen.

~ . m-gtinG al thu cattie FuasWra 81 Gee
tfutNNN MektHn. ~ ~rruTFs. n. un the ssh.
Gdh aud gth II March -, ant a. Aihtaquef
Huss = n. on tuH - ard 4uH days Of AufII.
i-tAs a. organization Wns peffnffed. - ~
known ~ tne HNentral Nee MUntcn NmaH =
A. ~selHfhnr. fuF Nh~ pfutarfhN 81
the catur tmfnrnsfs at ~ucurfu. Nairucln. muu
hefuAliln cssuuttss. and contiguous uourfFv !.
Tue hollow ma qrusnus slEaUd tns ceasfitu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
YOUNG REPUBLICANS NOT BoLTERs.

SOMETHING MORE ABOUT THAT ROtL-BooK.
To Mr GtoHGE WALTON GREEN. Secretary Committee ot
" Republicans and Undergraduates"
SIR lour favor with enrolment slip incloscd
Il nj hand. an must say hat astonishcd your
bo'ncss IN add essiu you do. Your letter COM
mo'c'S IA the statement 10 my name Ia- been mon
Toned to yoIa. tina OF oae In hearty symp thy with
yolr cno q, etc Pcrmi say hat v'ry doubt
the trntd OF az a. or i'u. We a vrr avoided cE
pressing my opinion. rcglrln, the present canvass, ami
The candidate TO- tlo Pre,d ucy noa hcfIrc
the pc pie Tor the ufrscs, aud every who knows
me Il fully ware that 80 ad Of sympathy With your
NOV moot have for n Amos uuspcal,Ihlc contempt.
sGTni ina Ga fact ~ In name 'polr NJ the roll
o. member hip Of ia olkyn Young Republican Club
20 VIII cv en- y You have cop } accom- FOR my
being 'Norcd wi IA conmuni. alton from yol; and
wOult her lrk Incident ally taat you IN Ike great
mis- axe IN SUP 1osinS IA be one happens to be
mcm"r OF bat organ ut o. he must necessarily be
b liter in cad o. IT ami loyal Re7Ib lean. snail
be grca y -urp Used II tle CLUB ak for Itself
on thi- subject In no rain terms ~ soon ~ the
officers oblige Us by ca ling pablo me ting
No. do not IN * ioin you riuks Just yer
a b me "a tru or ma dese fer. When / 10 -lal
cp-u myself a nj upect ~ uuatic asyi nm |
ca mol I'm 'slLt thi' 90 exc p. h. be a Bourbon
Dem crtt al or an lmb le, realF bell YES IN hl'
IN lerno rousc cn'e httL ! Q ests or the country
would be bette cared lr thatl wond be the part
or wisdom ir Il. 10 trls them Grove cyelaud
Co g Democratic IS at h baci Iatnar than 10
james g. blaine with The Republican party b hind
The 7lip' Won 10 ed FOR nv signuure read.: Be
lev NJ In the NJ ests @ ID government and pubic
e. cton ~ or q veiand desire to enroll my,c e.
etc lyon bcAev II to Nc IN he Interest OF public
NOR d, - 10 ele ike Mr. rlevel mi. then deed
20 lie - or NOR ty nj mnc differ - radically that
further wDr,is are Useless.
Wi'h the firm 'e nina ion to DO everything in my |
power furth rthe So OF Republican SIN. ana hoping
for tn. gumphant election o. Jane. g. 81 in, re
m4in very truly You. EDWARD T. PORTER
BrOOh4yH, Aua. p, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

On June %. when the yeas and nays called on
the measure, he renewed this notice.
Some months In er, in the following session Of tho
Senate. Mr.. Colamer of Vermont called mp the bill
for the removal of the disqualification OF color IN carry
ing the mails. To this bill an amendment added
TO the effect that in the of the United Saio'
there should be no exclusion of any witness on ac-
cnun OF color These measures, again. the pTescnt can
ulnhe Tor tho NiccPresidcncy. ut the hands of the
Democratic party, consistently opposed lie com
planned that the uegrpe, had already the same pay m
the Army white that hey rode IN the same con
vcyancos and that now If they we're admitted 20
Witnesses IN courts, the limo would not be drawn and
presently they would be permitted 60 sit a. iururs!
All these things. he said tended to show that the negro
was being put on the road 10 social equality.
Such Is Mr.. icndrlck-s record on the rights of
cololcd men, made IN tho secOnd year of his term m
the United States Senate IL IA perfectly cloar and
needs no commentary for the benefit of ceorcd voters
That Mr. Hendricks fought Mr.. Lincoln Emlnclpa-
ton act, and called il " unconstitutional" with the
other Boulbons, goes. of course. without saying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

Rabbi Brown, of the Elghty-fourth Street
Synagogue. has been In Europe for time ana his
Gently recovered fro severe iluc,, In "a le ter To
- neral Geo e W. Palmer written from Buda-Pe.tl.
IL gary, Rabbi BrOwu hat the d .wsplp IN Ger
mnny ami Hungary are ag inst Bllrn. ami H. AN a,
repr'- ing the principle OF p-o cotton Pos'n- who
nrc pa1IgtO cm rte alFt't to miln. the
possible -rcc rs of frcetrdc idea. may cnpbc M ~
work at home for American m1rket' IbbI Brown
con inuc' You by Bore fr - % hc finest pal or
shoes which co' sl2 iu America \ hone IN this
city OF whom b5uglt -0le shlct are
preparing 10 start nanu' returning lrrc tcl' f,r
por alton 20 Am 'ficI. they lev. free trade
Ptcsid ut Be- now To- bc ccctel A mIrnilg PIPER The
TnggcCsiJ says: Those ~ orr 'ope who nave r,la
tiN. SIN Amcrci-wc moan no the United ~tut a-shoIli
ur-c upon them PEA -acrct du to work for Ic
ccs' of the D.moc ate nominee Cov-n Id II Glove
land IL e.ct Ve shlu have tun best u-,ttc' for pr
cheap lhpr tud ttpad of trafiu hy pa ua
our 20. pile. especially of Upper Hungary. de- da y.
they cman at homo and wore for Go Anntir con
4Iu't.aHd ,u.. mere eut here ma lb 'r ow bo.cl
home. MY Douo'rlto ccss ~ u cl,bc tho,c chou.
eof hungarian till IH. ahp.ua tcrt ,fo oHrr Nv
work us u wlork other American cIt,s 90 60 iru
to thrr uI'v hand and d1 thr .luF ct and 900
mI % ui thor Dott uIrt it'u whom tlct Nrrn ,fIu
"a. rI 4"
tnph Brown coHuuuo, "L. thi, hc the p--' nrumcnt
in tUh.l Eiu rn.Urr Ha fIr .tr AlIrIlrIt Nur ln
uuI pro oi uII p'ep.r1 wh DIS .irfrul ln7 IA
pro rr O. 90 Europe ut u ou ri lHr s uIri Labor,
an 70 u.oicifc ! our uuml-lI lou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

Or. William Hayes Warl viii start for E1-
rope t.-dny to ta. charge OF tlo tn.url1 pHou N 500
o..ys capcii ION to bih. iol. Thc exp dillon goo t
un.er t.r pat ouIrr Of Ms. Catherine Wolfe member
uf th. society uvinr m NevIDrA Ol l1. .d'y H--i 'r
" 90 babe Hdi.u tpa large coup, y 10 u' How'd e.
8 .ouu. tou-.rrl iNul "a r.h, N,wlrA. hr N'rl OK
paiurl 'h p1l .t' of th' eKpclf "a. -aynt mat tho
W tx was planned eu Yolr'a Nv .no .o'i"iY, aui ih"
purp .so BE- 10 OJk hc rrp .ct1.aId a'"'-1n tne
bost op ming FOR more extended 90 r bIt uo pains viii
Dc spa ci % sroufo p.r nAI.nt result Ih' GOV ma
ucut AZ NlHhugtol 70 do what % can fuf Tie prOt'c-
ou 90 exc uttpn. Dr Wad aud uls iHsuft's VIII
pro ood first boo q ON 'or couHuta on th tho e .
atc "a lltr wi fhr nrit uud Wi thon 80 60 Constant
lc whrfr tho 0rgI 40 Ion ~ hr expo llunh VIII Do
compile cd thc iul uciatr Md 81 opr ali'nA W Doe 90
tWrr %. Euphfa ra aud The Tgr.A. noe q bol we'd
may b. found The records VI M blst ,NW1ati"n VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

INTEnrRErED BY wrLL-KNowv CLERGYMAN A,

INTERPRETED BY A wELf-KNowN CLERGYMAN AND
DOCTOR OF DIVINITY
TO hr GEORGE W, GREEN Sccreny Committee Rcp"b-
ficdn Indepe'tdeHts."
SIR: Your assurance that you would be
pleased" to hear further accepted and
HEREBY actel "A report persona ly," do
"by mail"
Your accompanying tier rightly assumes that I am
one wn' desires 10 secure "o-an' ~ well as honest
politics" on ~ the "enrolmcnt Sips" acco nplnyng
your alirms. and ag-ee that the "piramOuut i--
sue of Pres dental clec ion ~ this rather
tnan political" You're her slip would max me assert he
belief tina 1.-THE utcrc T. OF gool goycrImen AID public
moral deman1 the defeat OF Jane. O.. Bl line and tie
election Of cycldnd". neither OF vh CD 10 be-
i've. aud here Won aud | taIe square ISSUE. Your
position, # can u1dt stand II, gives the following
remarkable conclusions:
Lit admit .d ou al hands 10y friend and foe that
Grover lcy.lanl is rlc father o; child born Of
wcdocs: but he took OF the baby. therefore, vote
FOR cvclaud or.
2-Thcro w.rc three mixed mp with the one
woman and was doublfu whose son IA. chill WIS:
bu. ga the ohc- two marri men. 10 -av, shame
ana rum 90 Ga r tlml Grover generously 90, umcd %
b Ga CD d', fthc.; therefore, vote or Cleveland or.
3-T woman W D.. only -.rlnp O. anrw ~. ana u,
harm done 20 Ter Cd rac'cr by Growers con iuct
{ ..rcfIrc sot for cleveland o.
: She " ISL loIs woman before fmc and Grover
an tho rest mipcl hc- ia ptors, vie Cor rycIanI.
moral Young mon o. Aucr cn. - amy of yol nrc oyer
Owe ttkcu hy any youthful ludscr to1. wulcl may ro.
v inins 'rol,1 as u -"me erei o,. hai %, You.
nut hgd up your head. "1Ib aufuy up aud tkc care
81 On b1bc4s YOU may 1e Pres den yet
Now, ~ 'ouoa sc how 'o1 .r. go NJ to promote !
f.r over g. and ir the. c.rcum tauecs vpu arc
smarter th ~ am. c'u.. AniFpl ue. d M cu~o wr
audc,yorIus -e ufo thr election uu, go thar otrr
pr o'nE aHythul To- acclr" Ca. defeat o. G.u AID
--. HDd.ur1. sept T. I--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
NEW c0HPtyiES fvcOrpORirFD

The Hidden Telephone and Telegraph Com
p,uy with lpt Of tlODOlO. to be- ucrc sod II a.
lrcI g. tlOO0Ol0 IA, beel incorp1rA ed 10 run its
un,s to 80 ot Exc nnso Throughout tho sta g. aud
WI .tcsoovor c.se 90 may deuge. The corpor4iors ar
Hobo Garrett u II BAo. AMI Howard Muulnk
\ IiHou.
/ American Dynamic Company has boon lncorpo-
ROOD Tor tho purpDe OF MANUFACTURING explpuvo o,m
POM Is AMI promoting al ina civilization at Idant
th,r on lac corporate .Ao K1por. W. warren. A. %
4 lcpmson. IT,, 4ud Maauol L.aslor. Tho capita, 10
100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
rlINa - rLNAIoNs II - rErnnlvN

The United State, pension agent Colonel
afie. H. ,o,ter. be-it paying claim. Tor tine thiri
ur,g oi tnc pro cn year. u Clnai- ,on Iuur da aud
" % ItInu TODD for ten days Many p~u-l uers
were on nauI o., ga IS adam ON rUur.i y llO9
f. .rsun- were phil M amount being $50 5JJ a. Ihe
h-uIr- So ray u q NOT yily much rom 90 fret dly
Ihe amoI .t- pad tD Iniydu range tom - lob '-l5
qua tar. tIo 10 CHR nuoIu 1riuI flt fIti dls l.I
~ " rk ua- ncrc t.ri o' late I'D bi utuue
urr. atu1 ttf tuc I've r. a tD I.ret- htt
dow Ola fn.4u. ffou E1rr t-fHrpar .urher
to l@Il cents. OF which he mas. pay Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
JruruG Or FllrnG orEaDolen

While the steamboat s. * Wycko1 wa. pass
ind THROUGH Elri.lu El.. on Do. way ff1m Nitt.an.
y J- fo col, city ol I'D ir-itY at To- f.. m., ID cr "
u 800 oy,r1 Yanl wI raised 90. y--.l 90 pei.
when DO is oI-.0y rcd fhtt TpouI- kI % tlc -trvirI
bad rAlru OBJ jumped ot,.b ara 4 yIfu -..r. ia was.
mldct rails b.dy. AT thtut.c c,1d .1I mu. If,
Wlt. u.olD r. Uf tue IuI r.pYrr+. 90. police
,hls ~ yet r.tt 81 ng hIi b. O. owned bat
they wer. unable 10 te n0W 0y.rDp4. a. lived
B. Ken 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
so DEMOCRATIC PURITY WANTED.

A
To NJ. GtoE,E WALTON GHEEV Sccrehuy CooD,iHse 81
'Ecpu t.c9ns anil Lt1eDcndcns"
SIR: ] found your circular awaiting me on
my return To the oitJ yes crdiy tn pcis Us wI' iu-
formed SO that [ was one beloved 10 G can ami
hone, uOuIc. corr ct. butI G0 not a-ree with he
teGle4 spcitcd with you 10 o.. b-t m"tboI of
0hta ui /, emil II un e.-ald y'l- Ir1o e. is o.
al ID the success. ~ q Dem Icr4.c tick { ia TIE
coming election. ana cluu,t lul my ma
TO any sIch move men | Will hear iIv JON 90
any movement which Ironi o' clearer Political -kes,
bat wlle ! h0nO- aud respect many ~
90, MT cmcn who arr lu orr -8uk an asst ui she'd
lhet ~ ftI mop T. obtain auyth NJ ppfofc.Iu DIS
hN am Idlls vi 1 Z ID mo-. "a parry II wig ep'n
over ur ears Of my % IA tie service rouut.v
uur ehtr OF Ga K b" hoI. ha.r more tlau eco Ito
mon inter Gu uo wrl are. AMI h4v. uItc. ,lo. Is
r fc ri M me W. grrIt rt .-, aud uuu iu 20
now t- Go nov ours . ty examined Ga rrcOl d. -
two Id O. i'r Pr -.tff an b D Nr b ain. Co
90 e. uIlu nib one ni tIr anI 90 stat iu the
uut .l. therefore cas- uy yot. for tu and co. q.
fI,ud. Co ut Co., SAM DO ltNIHg t."t snail tnua
u r fny. aud serve cause OF purity ald GOOD
gov rumcul rs rc g. cttu'y
GtoUGE vs.. Eursu. VI. H..
tMc n1.rof inc B ook ga Yong Republican t.u1I
BiO0liyu, Aut. 2t, l-~l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06

THERE YOU HAVE II. PLAIN AND FLAT
10 ~ GroHGr WALroN GErrs. S'c'cdfB Comm'pee
"kepi'boIns and undergraduates"
SGR: My answer to your circular requesting
TIE entry o. my name upon your roll is 80. sri fou
cannot my name for any auon purpose. nnl ! am
HAPPY 10 say that a my friends and employees arc nov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
"VHT boNI m F0orErHl~

First Dude" Nuthcll Lowell should De- wa
called tom Lntl4uL uc O.. w4aI.t aI4 Il ..,.,-
mI . d"
Second D1te-'Nur Iov l1t.tW
II- b.I.-" lhr D. |gI-u .tII I.. ara fv..f. d.. .,.
m"N ODE h'"tH u D. as. 40 our M iu.r a.n'f o.. .
t,th onHuy f. uu au houtrue 49,, .,..t ia
ll..nI.--u L. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
DIVORCE IN FRANCE.
THE NEW LAW AND ITS PROYfSIONS-
PHASES OF FRENCH SOCIETY LIFE

O. ire Official press, Before this closing fornalify wal
gone through. many three Thousand parties bad
- instructed attorneys TO be first IN the field so that
they would not have suitor3 before them 10 block
? the way Patti had alroliy applied. with a few
score OF other persons. But the president Of the
tribunal. before whom she was represented by
counsel, sad { was not enough for both chInb rs
10 nave passed the bill, ami that he was bound to
ignore Il until promulgated Divorce cannot bo at
tended ia thu, country With the same elects A, m
the United States, where | believe the late Mr..
Singer, Of sewing machine celebrity had moro
than half dozen wives. each Of whom Wa, a Legal
one in some part of the Union. Parental aud fam
lily authority are 50 strongly rooted in the manners
of every class IN France aud particularly IN regard
to matrimonial engagements of Young people that
marriage VIII not b, lightly uud.rtIkel. Indeed it
IS ont OF the question for an amOro1s and youthful
par TO IN lrry IN haste. man Is not free TO make
himself the slave Of the ring under the age If
twenty-five. and woman under that of twenty
one' unless with parental sanction After the COM
pletion on the one side Of the twenty-itth and on
the other of the twcnty-frst year, three citation,
| must be served at intervals of three months, on
! fathers AMI mothers II they are de al the grand
parents are cited. and should they also be dead &,
annts and unclss who have served a, guardians.
should the passion be mere straw flame il will bp
extinct before the end of the legal period of delay
! should It be d'epseltsl or strengthened By ties
winch 1t is desirable 70 legalize there can be no
| further opposition to a marital union.
l. France the family mutually dependent both
IN law and spirit. The rich M nbers are bound u
support those who have fallen to a state of in-
| dlgence, and Judge in decreeng what annli.ie,
should be paid takes for tn, proportional bass IA,
wealth Of the defendant and not tn, moro pro5abl,
want, of the plaintiff. As said in a former letter.
divorce unJor actual crcu instances Is only 4 insl.-
ure OF publc health. CAPRICE Is also greatly r,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
ANSWERS 10 INDEPENDENTS"
A REPLY AND A CouNrER-CHALLENGE.
FROM PROFESSOR ROBERT FOSTER, OF THE POLY

| FROM PROFESSOR ROBERT FOSTER, OF THE POLY
| 1ECHNIC INSTITUTE, BROOKLYN.
! M. GEORGE WALTON GREEN. Secretary COMMITTEE 81
"EepUbiic1ns and independents"
SIR SeverA. days since your circular letter
reach me at summer hou uege. and maze reply
70 its prepos;e propos ] simply becau lie zoe
ny pat migh be int pret Il tha. you saoud
| enroll my name. &C.
When the Republican convention me- AZ Chca1O. was
in favor Of the nomna io of Georg H. Edmu lds as was
your a rmal. George William C4rti.. Without ever
tavi taken &C iv- par, ~ poi cl uvass Z.
Republican or firm convicu,n., and re,ated v,ry
s,rolsly (thouSh vi quite dire fore1odlngs
we tn ex pressed ~ you" On ma - the poss bic res
torat TO power OF The mocritc pirty. Bline
iMrly nominated by COW sntlOn; in ice IL be
safely claimed tn It but few Pr .siIenta nomination,
havc been scored D. methods le, Oojecdo "a lie. But
rs some leaders OF tbs K.puonc party W ,Om hal
10 x greatly res Jec rllsei load cry against
as a bad IN II. dslEcrO man. dishonest 40, a
utterly unit, account Of POI ical ity for tie
Office TO wnci he Aad been nominated, re ID fully and
a-etllly the record OF his puohc car err
and was convinced that, while he may have.
IN Tue Judg neat Of many, violated the can rs
o. goO1 tas T. in ing certaiI references hi, we'll
III entoIed AMI wise Lit le RI ruling, nowhere that
record has tho faint OF rupt shown dIscOv
cr.d.
And now that the Democratic party has minated
Or yer C veiand (Shat ompted Hilbert o. mo pson
10 urge tbs nom ma 10 Of Governor CI ve and o IN
aDOu. IA INK to iOrsake Repu Ilcln IT.
tie Democratic ticket THIS fall, as a5cmpt pa
sage nom ms Island 10 "a. mai land (hirty mics dis
tuU l. a leaky, 1aress dOry. manager by a homeless
art c-s an JsnLn after havi earned and pad fora
passage across d. steamer, mmanDed by plain
whose hO,uc ahectiO humane impulses and ,ku
manahl have pt hun MAJ and mad. him -di sue
ce-s u comma der H. thousand similar vO, ages.
You have made quest o. me VII Ch am .mpeiicd
u honor eluse. May of you, which u
ST ms 10 me, 500, as Il dep ICuts," seeking only
truth ana Iustl,e Will be comp He'd IN honor to comply
with Ihayr roceIv from your headquar. a copy OF
Mr.. aole -eeniug magma address.
aig mt OF James @. Blame. HuI have ad me- pam
phet Nouare a~arr that sen tor hoa o. Massachusetts
has lons ool in fun Of the Am-rlcll people. /
IA u nj "a rot WI mont rep lac request
n mat a VIII 7suH ln p.mph form, 80 90 Inlrs /
~ W of MI ochurts add e.-. l,u can of claim that !
~'uht r ~ "a. VINO was uuer r t.e Congress oudl |
Com ait go hat Inve t-atcd the all Ecd gro IKnluc. "
a. Mr ha, II cess co upct nj than Car -c.urI to testify
the attic. az uls O. uuJI, upl e ans Clrcum.
sta c7 I. Ir-- worth of q .rucuce.
NtttJ &C. 90 Blame and pr IN 10 Grover Cleveland
out any worthy ,n1crPri 20. Yours iat Ifuly
kOhlKf lO-ItM
Nantucket, h1s,.. Aug. 2-, l--l
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