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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
THE REprR1IcAy VICTORY IN HARTFORD.

Hartford Conn, April THE unexpected happened
IN the late city election 10 more instances than one
To begin With, the Democrats nominated Colonel J0syn
when all the leaders had put exMayor sprague as
the man whom the City Convention should name THIS
dampenei the ardor OF the working Democrats ana 'hey
began 70 apoogize for the Of Colonel Joslyn
Wills he was member OF the Legislature, an apology
which puIosey efyed TO remind As voters OF whas
they had long ago forgotten Then. again. election
morning was no, Republican morning in any sense
the rain coming down in torrents most Of inc ume BY
MON however the clouds lifted. the Republican vote
came out aud John G. Root chosen Mayor by .
majority OF 2o7 IN 8 city that has Democratic majority
OF 500 to ESQ. The city boards more strongly Re-
publican than for many years and the new city govern
ment Will start on Monday night with good working
majority. ExMayor Bulkeiey signaliled his leave Of
the oniee by presenting 10 tho city. legacy Of his
administration OF eight years, fno collection OF portraits
Of the Mayors of Hartford, from shs earliest
down to tho present nme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
A NEw QUARREL svER NE HATF1ELD OASE

LOUISVILLE, April 7.-Governor Wilson, Of West
virginia, has got into squabble with United states
Maisha Gross tre laters fees for bringing the
athelds here for trial When the trial before Judge
Harr was concluded Marshal Cross presented to GOV
efhof Wilson temized bill for s46l. Wilson
iooAed at It and said, All right" and put II In
Ms pocket Afte' the decision yesterday adverse 10
West Virginia. Mr.. G,o.s reminded him OF the bill
Soverhor wilson responded sharply that he had paid
worth
but you said Il vqs ali right when handed you
the BILL" answered Gross
mo matter" replied Wilson, the Federal Gov
ernmont ,cught to pay H. anyhow
son ins morning and West Virginia given twenty
days to hle an anidatit TO the amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
TIE EMPEROR DOESN'T SLEEP WELL.
HIS CONDITION CAUSES SOME ALARM-vAsr DAM


tbr CABLE TO TIE TRIBUEEl
sspvryhf: 1sss: Bv the Ncir- Tsrk associated Press
BERLIN April THE Emperor's condition gave rise
to serious alarm yesterday. Both his coughing and
splitting we're augmented, and he also suffered from
nervous excitement. To-day he rested for several
hours, and aftor partahng of luncheon OF oysters
drove out for the first time in days, in closed
carriage. To-day's bulletin says that for the last
few nights he has been unable to sleep well
on account Of headaches, and that the malsdy from
which he is suffering appears to be moving from
the back of the larynx to the front, which is
garded by physicians favorable symptom, because
the danger of the disease attacking the aeSophagus will
be thus averted
The Empress will go to Posen on Monday to In
Qulre into the condition OF the sufferers by the
floods Dreadful accounts have been received from
Posen. Two hundred and fifty villages are In ruins
and 10000 persons are without shelter. Whom the
dykes at warthe gave way largo number OF lives
wero lost The loss In live stock IS incalculabe.
The troops have been actively engaged in repair
ing the damage done. The fund raised by sub
scrptions in Berlin for the relief Of the sufferers is In
significant in comparison with the losses. famine
s threatened In Posen Pomerana and sllesa, and the
number of persons emgratnS to America Will soon bo
enormously increased
The official programme for the Bayreuth Festival OF
the coming season embraces seventeen performances,
the first of which will be given July % and the last
August 10. They will include Parslfal" and Der
Meistersinger."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
rrrns1r Arn POLLOCK ~ JAIA.

NEwBURG. y. Y. April (speclaD.-Two men, ono
single the other married, only twentyse'en 'no
other fortyone and both lifelong residents u NOV vow
burg where they have been prominent as churon
bers, Sunday supernendents' Ieauers III Jus
ness and society. arc now locked up in tho cells OF
tho oonntv ,an Tbey arc Arthur V. wlltslo and
Jobn no,;ocE who comprised the firm of John r..
Wtse SON which has been In eSstSr09 e," rstats
nearly half century, carrying on uahes connts
against the prisoners and judge w2rng held saGn M 70
bail In $500 to await the acton % hs Sbief ~ Poies
Of NeWburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
SUPPORTERS OF BOULANGER.

ELECTORS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE SoRD
ALMOST UNANIMOUSLY FOR HIM.
PARIS April two thousand electors OF tho
Departmcnt of tho North held meeting lasr night
and, with only six dlssdents, voted to support the
candidacy Of General Boulanger for the Chamber OF
Deputies.
NJ. Ribot, Immediately the reassembng OF the
Chamber of Deputies, will offer motion providing for
the restoration Of the system OF voting by scrutn a.
arrondssement" owing tho facilities the "scrutin dc
llste" system offers candidates TO obtain pebscie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

MISCEbLAN EOUS NAILH1I INIELLIGENOE.
Boston, April IA special meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Old Colony Railroad Company held today
to II stockholders would approve lease
Boston and Providence Railroad agreed upon by the
directors OF the Old Colony and also TO consider tho
directors should authorized any OF the bonds
provd,d for the annual meeting for the purpose OF
making needed payments under the lease 1t voted
that in Of the Boston and Providence Rl
road tho directors authorized 20 the
proceeds O of the bonds notes issued under the
authority OF stockholders az the annual meeting In
July, 1887. A taken 70 allow the proper
checking OF the stock ledger There 49, 900 shares
that 30, 900 viii be needed to approve the lease
Shreveport La April 7,-The Shreveport and Arkansas
Railroad completed yesterday and the golden spike
was driven by Mra julia Rule, Pansy," Of Tho
hraxe TfrnaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
SHOT DEAD BY HIS WIFE.
NE WAS SHOWING HER HOW TO FIRE OFF a RIFLE
A DANGERoUs WEAPON.

John Rchie, OF Paterson, about forty, superin-
tenden Of Joseph c. Todd's jute R there, built HIM
self house lately with target-range In tho garrett
Rtche wanted to train his wife to shoot, and after no
had been shooting In his gallery last evening, ho
called his wife in and gave her tho loaded rife and told
her to aim.
He went to fix the target, telling hor to walt but
keep her aim. The rife went off, and Rltcho fell with
bullet In his head, and died In a short timc, Tho
re had several times before gone of prematurely and
few days ago came near shooting his son, tho ball
grazing his head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
THE REPUBLIOAy CONVENTION At yEW.Hi VEN

NEw-HAvEN. April Z (spccaD.-The committee in
charge of the arrangements for tho Convention OF Re
publicans and Republican clubs TO be held here on
Tuesday, have almost completed their work All tho
members feel confident that the meetings both Of the
League and Of the Republicans yet enrolled in any
formal organization viii be successful In tho highest
degree All parts Of the State will be we'll represent
Cd by old leaders and by the younger element Of the
party. The splendid results in khode Island have
stirred up tho Republicans OF Connecticut, and doHo
luuch to restore harmony I'm certain sections where
differences existed between members Of the Young Re-
party organizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

Norristown PENN April Tho barns belonging
TO Franklin Naco burned tho ground o'clock
this morning. Thirty-one and ten horses were
burned to death and largo quantity of grain. hay etc.
consumed Loss, $4,000
Worcester. Mass, April Fire last night burned
upper part Of the grist mill OF e. A. Cowel, at
East Baylston The damage by water will be heavy
10 the large amount Of grain In the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
YaRsyyoyY ~ THE cHroA 60 POST OFFICE.

CHICAGO, ILL., April THE commissioners sent ron
Washington to investigate and remedy tho defects In tho
post Office service hero competed their lab's Yesterday
They review the work Of several departments recon-
mend changes in tho system and large increase In tho
clerical force in the mailing division Tho changes rec
commended by the commission Involve an increase
Of about sl7, 900 per annum in expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
FOR SIR JOHN AND THE QUEEN.
| GOVERNMENT VICTORY on The RECIPROCITY

QUESTION.
OTTAWA, April Tho great debate on unrestricted
reciprocity, which has lasted for three weeks In the
House of Commons, and in which scventy-two MEM
bers have spoken, terminated at 4 10 o'clock this
morning. Mr. Jones's amendment to tho amendment
in favor of Unrestricted reciprocity in trade and
reciprocity In cOasting with ;he United states was
amendment to MIR. Cartwrlghts motion was carried
by the same vote
Before adjournment Sir John Macdonald announced
that II Sir Charles Tupper. was sufficiently well on
Tuesday the Fisheries Treaty would be taken up.
The House then adjourned, the members singing
"God save the Queen"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08

JOHNNY MORGAN WINS IHE WORCESTERSHIRE
London, April 7-At the leicester Spring Meet
ing to-day the race for the Wigston Plate for two
year-olds, was won by Humphrey RaHfords bay colt
Master Charley. Lord George was second Betting
- to 4 against Master Charley
The Leicesershre Spring Handicap OF $1,000 was
won nv the Duke of Portland's three-year Old colt
Johnny Morgan by a length. King Monmouth was
second a head in front Of Klnsky third Bettlng-
10 to i against Johnny Morgan, to l against King
Monmouth, to against Kinsky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
UNITED LABOR PARTY MEN IN SESa ION
ARRANGING FOR THE ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO
TIE CINCINNATI CONFERENCE-IN FAVOR OF

ARRANGING FOR THE ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO
THE CINCINNATI CONFERENCE-IN FAVOR OF
NOMINATING A PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.
ALBANY. April 7.-Tho members OF the State Com
mittee of the United Labor party met at the Mansion
House to-day to arrange for the election of delegates
the National Conference, at Cincinnati, on May Is.
OF the thirty-hve members that compose the COM
mittee seventeen were present, including the chair
man, John H. Blakeney, DR.. McGlynn, John McMackin,
secretary Barnes, u. IL. Cummins, tho
party's candidate for state Treasurer last fall
J. IL Schilling Of Richmond County; Joseph War
wick, of Brooklyn; James p Dlgnan, T. Z. BloyIer,
J. Il. Sullivan and George Ashton Black of NewYork;
John j. Mullen Newburg; william Sweeney Pough-
kecpsie; A G. Sutherland Yonkers John ]. McCabo,
Albany; George f. Bcden, Hcrkimer, and Joseph
H. steinmetz, OF Syracuse.
Messages were received from nearly every other
member of the committee These were Of the most
from Lawrence J. McPan, Of Lockport, who prom
ised to send a full delegation to Cincinnati and ap-
proved the action OF the state Executive Committee
This also the sentiment OF all the mem
bers OF the committee present. Resolutions
were adopted authorizing the State Executive
Committee 10 call a state Convention at the proper
and the last Legls sature 10 provide for the calling OF
"a constitutional Convention.
IL was ordered that delegates TO tho Cincinnati
Conference should b. elected by Congressional Dis
ti1ct conventions, representation in which to DO
based upon the vote for the head OF tho ticket in
the last election IL resolved that no man should
DO chosen a delegate to the National Conference who
not fully Identified with the United Labor party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
TIE ppryrcJOTH RARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, April 7 tspeciap'-Ihe prin'
cloth market closed quiet with e4x64s GIG cents
and eox56s at 3 3-le cents: production, $4,000
pieces deliveries. 1I7oOo stock hand, $4,000, all
64x64s sales II 900; odd $4,000; 64x64s, 10000
spots. 90 600. futures, OF, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
THE FIRE RECORD.
A sEAsHORE HOTEL BURNED DOWN.

A SEASIIORE HOTEL BURNED DOWN.
Tho Albany House, at Far Rockaway, L. l.,
totally destroyed by fire early yesterday. Tho flames
were discovered about a. by Edward Bushe the
proprietor who with his four little children barely
escaped with their lives in their night-clothes Tho
fire began la the barroOm from a cigar lighter In
less than hour the house, large frame building,
was in ruins. Nothing was saved. The loss, Mr.
Bushel said yesterday was about 1880, which ha
held an insurance policy of a.. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
UNAyIMOUS FOR Hn. BLAINE.

EAsroN Penn, April (speciaD-The Northampton
Republican Convention at Bethlehem to-day adopted
strong resolutions regarding James G. Blaine dccar-
Ing that though the did not seek the Office the
once should seek tho man. and instructed the delegate
elect General Frank Reeder, to uso all honorable
means 10 secure Blaines nomination The convention
was The largest spring gathering the Republicans have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
A REAUTIFUL NIHILIST.

London April IA sad and sensational story IS re-
ported from Moscow. The beautiful daughter Of a
Russian army officer rented room in that city, and
directly she had taken possession of IT, the police ap
peared and forced the door, wereupOn the lady jumped
from the window and mOrtaIly injured Her trnnH
contained dynamite bombs which investig ston
showed intended for the purpose of assassinang
ha CTa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
BALFOUR WILL MEET THE ISSUE.

GREAT PREPARATIONS MADE TO SUPPRESS LEAGUE
MEETINGS TODAY.
DUBLIN, April 7.--Great preparations are being made
by the police and military in Ireland to frustrate any
attempts that may be made by tho National League
tomorrow to hold meetings
Mr. Parnell has summoned his supporters 10 be pre-
sent in Parliament on wednesday next, So as " vote
for the Farm Laborers Relief bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08

ALBANY, April THE democracy Of Albany County
elected delegates to the State Convention to-day.
Three out Of four OF the Assembly district conventions
elected solid Cleveland delegates. The Committee Of
Three Hundred, known the Mecgan faction, which
for years has been antagonisc to the regular or
ganlzat!on, has disappeared from view and Its leaders
say that no contest Will b. made this year. The dele
gates chosen are: st Distrct-JOhn G. Myers, Dem
MS F. Donovan and John Greagan; altcInaies-
Charles krack A. 9. Ten Eycl and I. L. Corcoran: !:
and Jacob II. Clute; alternatcs-F W. Cole, John
Stats and Henry Mead IIId p'strct-D. Cady Her
rick, Galen r. HIT and Hugh Reilly; eternates-
Thomas A Beckett Daniel Cooncy and Samuel c.
Harris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
EEPUBLIcANS DIsPUrIYG LY YIRGLrIA

RICHMOND, Va, April Especial. J.-Ex- Congressman
John s. Wise and W. c. Elan, both prominent men,
beIs OF the Republican party, have crossed their abo
pens In warfare the Republican organization and
are making 1t lively for each other with long letters
In the newspapers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
ANEW BANK FOR s4Ipuvy

SALEM, ~ j., April THE Controller Of tho Currency
has granted a syndicate OF business men permls-
sion 10 organize new National bank In this city with
the tile OF the city National Bank Of Salem, " j.
The capital stock VII b. 100000 Will will air be
taken By citizens Of salcm he bank Ii be located
Ia the OF the ciy and business begun at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08

the lower part Of the city, but would come back to
his sister ln-law's before going to Southport since
then he has been missing and Mrs Bull asked the
police to search for him yesterday. She said that
McKeel had becn troubled with pains In his head,
and he may have become Ill suddenly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
A Novr1. TASK rOR A NEWSPAPER.

Montreal, April T." The STAR newspaper has
hired 500 men and 200 carts to clean the streets,
which have become impossible. The Star" has
also taken steps TO secure mandamus against tho
City Council which refuses to act because the specific
appropriation has been exhausted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08

tinental Tube Company: have suspended payments.
Their liabilities are 1927 900. and their assets, con-
sisting Of valuable manufacturing sites, mills etc,
amount to over 5000 900. When In full operation the
mills employ about 900 men. II Is thought that tho
creditors will grant an extension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
, cOyECYTCUr YlY MISSING.

George F. McReel boss-p plumber, OF Southport
Conn, came TO this city April and spont th'
night at the home Of HE sister law, Mrs Bull, o.
No $50 East Sixty -nfth-st On the following day
he said he had to call at several hardware stores II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
CHANGES AT THE CHICAGO ClysroM uors

CHANGES AT THE CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUSE.
A GENERAL REDUCTION OF % PER CENT I'M
SALARIES. AND A NUMBER OF CLERKS DIS
CHARGED.
WASHINGTON April 7.-Secretary Faircbild to-
day approved the plan of reducing expenses at
the Chicago Custom House for the remainder OF
the, present. fiscal year suggested by Collector
Seeberger This makes general reduction in
salaries Of about % per cent OF all classes of en-
employees whose salaries are not fixed by law.
The services Of the following named clerks and
inspectors are discontinued r. H. McClelland.
George O'Brien, NJ w Martin, S. X Cunningham,
K. J. W: Sinnott, w. II. Curd. Charles J. Whit
field John B. Eamans, Frank W. Chaffee, L. w.
Colford, James Montague laborer) and H. F.
Wing lwatchmanl. The resignation of James NJ
Barnes as examiner is accepted. Among thoss
whose salaries are reduced are Deputy Collectors
J John Hit HIT George w ,Hotaling W: J. Jewell,
Carl Hearting, Bernard Nioblng, Cashier Charles
s. Grain, Auditor L. p Harris, Confidential Sec
ret9ry n9 u1 James Taylor, ExamineTs J. l. Langley,
mons, J, NJ Bradford. A. H. Elliott, J. II. Lawler,
j. O. Roath, p. H. O'Toole and j. A. Howak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
STATUES FOR THE LAFAYETTE MoNI1MENT

WASHINGTON, April THE Lafayette Monument
Commission appointed by Congress, consisting Of
the Secretary of War, Senator Evarts the Chairman
Of the Joint Library Committee of Congress and
EDWARD Clark, Architect Of the Capitol, met at the
War Department to-day and decided on the four
subsidiary statues which together with the statue
of General Lafayette Will form the monument to
be erected TO Lafayette in this city, Admiral
pEstaing and Count de Grasse representing the
French Navy. and Count de r R)cLamheau and the
Chevalier DupOrtal representing the army La
fayette Square, which Is dieectly in front of the
Executive Mansion, will probably be selected as
the site for the monument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
MP MEYER IS DEFENDED AND RESIGNS

London April Nh. Meyer chairman of the North
German Lloyd steamship Company, has resigned be-
cause the management decided upon adding fast
steamer to the line, instead Of extending the freight
service to North America by the addition of freight
steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
THE IRISH COMlNG TO AMERICA

London, April THE transatlantic steamship com
panies stopping the booking of Irish emgrants, be-
the number Of applicants for passage is creator
than can be accommodated
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. GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA.
THE STEAMER RIO JANEIRO GOES DowN-120 PAS
crxcrpa ~ POARD

BUENos AYRFs. April 7, via Galveston.-A dis
patch to the "Nacional" from Montevideo reports
the loss OF the steamer Rio Janeiro. The
steamer had 120 passengers on board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
TIE ENTERPRISE ORDERED Rack.

Gibraltar, April THE United States steamer
Enterprise under poremptOry orders has sailed for
Tangier. The flagship Lancaster has arrived here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
TWo IRON rIRMs SUsPEYDIYG pAYuEyTS

PiTTsBuRG. April lowing TO the depression IN the
pipe trade and 10 labor troubles which caused the
stoppsge of the mills for nearly four months, the
Ella Iron and Bolt Company. limited and the Con,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
eROWDING TO HEAR CAupIyryy

PHILADELPHIA, April tspeciaD.-Campanini hal a
great ovation a. tho Academy OF Music today The
house was crowded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
sgor BY HIS SwEErHEARrs BROTHER.

NAsHyIlLE, Tenr., April GA dispatch from Paris
Tenn TO Ths American says Kennedy Porter, son
OF Ex-Governor Porter, shot and probably fatally
wounded here last night about IL O'CLOCK by "wills
Edmunds. The origin Of the difficulty Is supposed to
be the attentions of young Porter 10 Edmupdss sisoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-08
ALL DAY ON THE FISHERIES TREATY.

WASHINGTON, April THE Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations held all-day meeting to-day
on the fisheries treaty but did not reach O con-
clusion of its labors
(For other Warrington Neos, see Ninth Paza)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15

He aqui 10 esencial que contie-
ne, en- cuanto 4 la ensetianzs, que
ha de darse gratuitamente:
"Dibujo y sus aplicaciones.-
Lectura y escritura.-Gramatica.-
Geograffa. -Aritm6tica. Geome.
tria.- Fisica. -Quimica. - Mecca
MICA. - Economic politica.-Oien-
cias aplicadas al Comercio, & Ia In
dustria ? Ia Agrigultura.-
grafla, etc., etc. y cualesquiera
otras, siempre que haya quien sc
ofrezca & explicsrlas, gratuitamen-
to, y merezcan la aprobaci6n de la
Junta de Profesores.
Las clases de Dibujo ser4n dia-
rias, y de las asignaturas orales sc
daran dos explicaciones por sems-
ma"
Las horas de clase seran de 8
1 10 de la msfiana.
Hechas algunas observaciones
por O. Catedr atico, Sr. Jimenez
81 proye to fue aceptado anani
memente por los concurrentes, =
90 nombr6 una comisi6p, COM
puesta de los sefiores Comas, au
tor 8 iniciador, Alvarez Perez
Catedratico y Lcdo senior Her.
naudez Lopez, para que SO ocu
pase de redactar ell reglamente
correspondence.
Recibio placemes ell sefior Co
mas, y este, q su vez, di6 las gra
cias q los concurrentes, por Is
cooperation que prestaban 4 uns
obra de positivos { indiscutiblel
bene6cios para aquella honrada J
digna clase.
Nosotros, de acuerdo STEM pr
con todo 10 que tienda 4 difundi
las luces del verdadero saber
aplaudimos el pensamiento, y de
seamos verle prosperar.
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