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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-08

alli un nuevo precinto, resulte en-
la espontanea formation de un
nuevo distrito escolar. Las leyes
que tengo yo para guia, proveen
otrus modos para formar nuev0s
distritos, y entire todas, no hay
ninguna que provea la forma.
ci6n de un nuevo distrito sola-
mente con formarse un nuev0 pre-
cinto. Ash es que pueden seguir
fernando todos los precintos que
quieran Ell ell distrito de escuelas
No. l, que ahora SO compone de
los precintos Nos. 5 y 81, y sobre
todo quedara intacto ell distrito es.
collar No. l, hasta que sus lineas
sean cambiadas del modo que Ia
ley 10 prescribe.
Els oportuno aqui amonestar d
los residences dc ese distiito que
81 me son presentados procedi-
mientos para formarse ,in nueyo
distrito del precinto Nc. Ga, ten
dram que producer razones indis-
putables, motivos fundamentales y
argumentos convencibles, para
que esta oficina conceda una cosa
que es encontra del tema que ha
adoptados de reducir ell ndmero
de distritos en- el condado, en- lu.
gar de aumeatarlo; pues tendra
que mOatrarse ell beneficio que
producira d In juyentud el cambio
contemplate, ell cual nunca Sc po.
dra mostrar; d 10 contrario 81 Sc
formase un nueyo distrito escolar
alli en- lugar dc una casa de escue.
las que surtiria para todos tendrian
que fabricarse dos. Cuando real.
mente, ciudadanos de Las Vegas
todo y cada uno deberia trabajar .
que Sc uniesen ell distIitb No. ! y
ell distrito No. 4 en- uno solo, para
que asi pudiesemos competir con Ia
plaza nueya, la cual va nos sobrepu
ia en- todoy por todopor la simple
razon, que ALI estan todos unidos
y principaimente en- cuestiones de
educaci6n, Y d la par de todo g
Territorio Sc jactan dc Ia desunion
y discordia que preyalece en- Ii
Plaza Yieja, para nuestra degracit
Iyp6rdida. "a
Unidos ambos Districtps ] y 4
Sc podria construir una aasa d'
escdelas que fuefE no soioeel- Or
guIl0 y 0rnamento de nuegtra plaz:
sino que serviria para refutar tan
t0s cargos que SO nos tiran de |,
desuni6n que existe. Su atentt
servidor, CHAs. +. RUDULPH,
Sunerintendente de Eseuelas
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-08
El Dolor Aquel. q.

No es razonable la esperanza de
iliminar una question inteligente'
mente con un peri6dico egometa,
y por 10 tanto no nos sorprendi'
mos cuando notamos ell Sol de Ma
20, correspondence al treinta de
Julio, movido por la llaga que tan
debilmente ha permitiao que halle
lugar en- su constitution. El cual
es tan susceptible en- su animosidad
y preocupaci6n.
Nuestro colega Sc lanza con
una aglomeraci6n de no sc como
nj porque, tirandola d polemica; la
cual una vez analizada, no consis.
te mas que en- efIigios, sin tratar
de eliminar la realidad del asunto
en- question. Con ell egomismo de
Don Quijote, el literato u del Sol,
trata de criticar nuestra gramati-
ca; por esta parte suplicamos al
ilustre q professor de idiomas, que
nos conceda su indispensable in.
dulgencia; pues reconocemos por
medic de su sobre-s -saliente pers.
picacia, en- guiarnos d lamar las
cosas por su propio nombre, con.
venimos haber cOmetido un equi.
voco en- la ortografa de nuestro
articulo, y este es Ell de haber LA.
mado burra a 10 que por derecho
pertenecia ell nombre dc bWrro, q
va sea asno, 81 mas le place
nuestro professor, y pOr este nues
tro parrafo deberia haber leido
"otra vez ell burro al trigo," 81 los
editoriales del Sol Sc toman por cri
terio, la Esencia de filosofia, es Ia
fatnidad y satisfaction de 81 mis-
mo. Por ejemplo, q los dichos
que lie causan remordimiento, los
llama disparatados, a 10 que nc
pnede conseguir 10 llama mal-ha
dado; al desviarse de partidos ten
porarios y clicas por un principle
elevado y eterno, 10 llama incon
sistencia, Y en- breve, todo 10 que
no asienta a su idea 8 designio Ii
denuncia. lCaramba! iQue filoso
fla tan pura. En- fin, come
los sucesos Y acontecimientos ell
la vida abren los ojos de todoI
los necios aunque sea tarde, y ga
tiSfacen d las gentes de la razon
Tel efecto dc los esfaerzos sanos,
este Juicio nos s0metemos nosO
tros como periodistas.
La v0z de la razon nos dice gu,
es una futileza gastar tempo y es
pacio con nuestro colega. Confa
mos en- que el Sol de Mayo no el
sol del flrmamento, y solo depende
mos de los rayos del sol universal
pues, Jay de nosotrosl 81 dependit
ramos del calor del Sol de MAYO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-08
Ln Mat6 el Tran.

III Sabado de 10 semana pasada
fue traido al hospital del ferro'
carril en- esta oIudad, Felipe Lopez
dc Peha Blanca, condado de Ber
nalillo, quien habia sufrido un &C
cidente en- el ferrocarril, en- que 80
lastim6 un pie que lie fue amputa
do en- el hospital, q resultas de lC
cual muri6 ell Martes de esta Sc
mana. Psrsee que el dicho Lore'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-08

Don EleuteTio Baca, el bien co.
nocido poeta neo.mexlcauo, estu.
vo en- Ia cIudad el Sabado pasado,
Don Eleuterio es un0 dc es0s
genios que Ia madre naturaleza da
pocos nj mundo. VI arte dc hacer
versos lie viene tan natural d Fl
como 10 ca al GoIlinas su corriente
dc aqua.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-08
Aviso.

Jesus Ma. Ribera tiene nm buen
ndmero de oyeIas, novillos, y Gu
ballos para vender; tambien tiene
ranchos de labranza para cria de-
ganados, en- los condadOs de San
Miguel, Lincoln y Bernalillo. Ca.
sas y solares, en- Ia plaza nueva y
vieja dc Las Vegas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-08
NUM-. %.
Personal.


Don Nestor Montoya, hizo nm
viaje 4 esta, regresando 4 Santa
F8.
Don Tomas Gallegos de La
Cuevs, estuvo el Lines en- Ia ciu-
dad,
Don Antonio Cajal y familia' hi
cieron ma vista 4 Pecos la sema-
ma pasada.
Don Romualdo Martinez de Los
Alamos, nos hizo nna vista ell Sa-
bado pasado.
Vimos esta semana EN- las GALES
dc la ciudad & Don Leopoldo
Scheme de Las Gallinas.
Los sehores Candelario Rael v
sn hiio Don Estolano, estuvieson
el Lines pasado on Ia ciudad.
Don Nicanor Tafoya, comercian-
ia de la Plaza dc Arriba, nos hiz0
una agradable vista esta semana.
I'll Juez Il. V. Long regres6 do
un yiaje a 10 sierra donde habia
lido d recreafse en- la caza y pesca.
Estuvo en- la ciudad esta sema.
ma el j6ven Adolfo SandoyaI
acompahado de su amable esposa.
Don Enrique II. Salazar, name.
jador general do Ia Voz, visit6 EN-
compaiiia de sa estimable esposa,
Ia Aatig9a.
Don Leandro Lucero, uno de-
los mas distingnidos ciudadanos
do Villanueva, estuvo esta sema-
na en- csta efada,h
DoHa Agneda L. de Salazar, ha
estado en- Santa F6 durante Ia Sc
mana, visitando d sus numerosos
parientes y amigos.
Uon hlcard0 Dunn, de R0ciada,
uno de los mas distinguidos ciu-
sdadanos de Nuevo Mexico estnyo
en- la ciudad el Sabado.
III Hon. Alexandra Branch, uno
de los principales ciudadanos dc
Mora, acompahado de su hijo, nos
hizo una vista ell Jaeves.
Don Leandro M. Gallegos, ha
cambiado su residencia a Geneva;
para donde salI6 esta semana accom-
pahado do su estimable famiIia.
Dona Virginia de Martinez, la
esposa de Don Felix Martinez, re-
gres6 en- compaFia de su familia
dc su vista 81 eonaasa.t!o de Mora.
El Hon. Dionieio Martinez
nuestro muy eflciente Juez de
Pruebas, esta en- la ciudad, aten-
laieaae elos. negosies ae An ep,,.
Ipie0.
I
Don Manuel O. Pacheco, de
Peha Flor, y Don Gavino Bernal,
dc I'll Pohil, condado do Colfax,
nos hicieron ma vista ell Jueyes
pasado.
Dofa Gnadalupita Delgado dc
Romero, espOsa de Don Hilario
Romero, acompahada por sus dos
simpaticas hiias, regresaron de
Santa Fe ell Lines pasado.
III Hon. Charles r. Rudolph,
nuestro digno y eficiente superin
tendente do escuelas, Sc halla en
Rociada, de vista a su familia que
esta veraneando en aquel lugar.
Nuestro amigo, Don Juan Silva
y su estimable esposa, Joseflta Sc
na de Silva, regresaron al Lines
pasad0 de una extensa vista 4
sus numerosos parientes Y ami
gos en- los condados de Santa Fe
y Rio Ariiba.
FL muy estimable caballero, Don
Luis Martin, dei6 boqui.abiertos 4
los miembros de la Sociedad Li-
teraria, con Ia elocuencia con que
pronunci6 su discurso en- contar
de Ia borrachera. Esa s0ciedad
sigue progresando.
III Sr. Qulrino Macs, uno de los
mas distinguidos y honestos ciu-
dadanos del condado de D0ha
Ana, residences de Tularosa, es-
tuvo en- Ia eiudad esta semana; de
aqni sali6 Ell Microbes para el ve-
cino EstadO dc Colorado.
Dofa Antonia Rivera de Ortiz
Y su hermosa hija Adelaide, do
Santa F6,. .llegaron 4 esta el Mar
tes, de vista 4 sus parientes y ami
gos. Son huespedes de Don Juan
Ortiz. De aqui iran d Mora re-
gresand0 despnes 4 In Antigua.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-08-08
NoTICIAs LOCALES.

I'll registrador de terrenos en-
Folsom ha muerto. Pasamos tras-
lado a los sspirantes de destinos
para que arerigiiea Ia garra.
Una estafeta ha sido estableci-
da en- Aqua Sarca con el nom.
bre de Oakwood Springs, V con ell
senior George 0. Scott, como es-
tafetero.
Llamamos la atenci6n oil nueyo
anuncio del se6or II. G.. Coors,
traficante en- toda classes de made.
ras, puertas, bastidores y toda
clase de efectos de MADEIRA.
FL Domingo pasado NOS visit6
cosa de las 3 de la tarde un in.
menso chaparron de aqua y gra.
nizo. III granizo aunque muy
abundante era muy chico, y asi no
cause mucho NAL.
Falleci6 en- Los Alamos, de fie-
bre, cl dia 81 del PIP. la esposa de
Don Acacio Gallegos, hermano de
Don Rafael Gallegos. Deja la fl.
NADIA un nino Y d su esposo para
lamentar su muerte.
Benjamin Romero, j6ven depen-
diente en- ell comercio del senor
Phielip Holman, Sc. .unira en- los in
disolubles lazos de himeneo con
Ia sehorita Antonia Lopez. de esta
ciadad, el Lines dia 10 del CO.
rriente.
"Oh, 81 yo hubiera tornado esta
medecina mas temprano en- Ia
vida, como me hubiera salvado
amos de sufrimiento,p exclam6 uno
que habia sido curado de reumas
por medic do Ia Sarsaparrilla de
Aver. DE tales casos hay infni.
dad, registrados.
Dofa Amada Labadie, de esta
ciudad, hizo ana operaci6n en- un
Ij6ven de esta plaza, Ia cual 10 hizo
desechar una lombriz de 20 piez
de largo, Qne habitaba en- su este.
mago por el espacio de trece amos.
La medicina Que caus6 este mara.
villoso resultado, fue preparada
por la misma sefiora Labadie.
| III muy competente Y paciRco
'iSiWdada ~, yalIlgo naeslro IL
todo el mundo, Don J. Felipe Baca
ha tornado cargo de Ia ohcina del
ASSESSOR. Congratulamos d Don Ne.
pomuceno Segura oil poner su of,
Gina EN- manos dc Don Felipe, y
solo lamentamos que no 10 hubiera
hecho desde mucho tempo antes
En- Ia election anual de Ia 6rden
de Caballeros do Pythias, tenida
el dla 20 del PIP. los siguientes of
ciales fueron instalados: CanciIlel
Conan dante, Juan Ortiz; Vice
Canciller, G. B. Eads; Prelado, f
s. Hawkins; Maestro de Armas z
Perry; Guardia Interna, +. A. Roy
Gnardia Externa, Saul ROsenthal
La dilataci6n del estonago, qu'
muchas persOnas sienten despueI
de 10 comida, puede ser causadi
por Ia impropia masticaci6n de
alimento, per0 EN- mayor parte d'
) los casos indica Ia debilidad dc lol
, 6rganos digestivos, para la cual, e
= mejor remediO que hay, es toma
una pildora de Aver, despues de Il
comida.
|. El Lines pasado tuvo lugar el
Ia iglesia parrOquial Ia ceremonil
nupcial de Ia sehorita Carolinl
Trujillo con el j6ven S6stene
, Montoya. El evento fue celebra
J. do con un hermosO bale en- G
salon de Lopez que dur6 hasta Ia
2 de Ia mahana. Deseamos qu
!. los recien desposados recojan Ia
n mas lozanas flores que produce G
A jardln de himeneO.
0 Con gusto anunciamos In cert
i monia nupcial de Ia seh0rita Mace
" donia Gurule con Don CESAR
The sun., 1891-06-02
4 DIPLOMAT CONDEMNED TO DEATH
The Penalty for Wrongdoing While Repre-
sentinE China In Europe.

The Penalty for wronedoine While Repre-.
sentinE China In Europe.
PARIS, June l.-Advices from Pektn say that
Tcheng- Ki-TonG. who was acting First Secre.
tary OF tho Chinese Legations In London and
In this city. has been condemned to death. It
Is believed this sentence is the outcome Of the
diplomats action while In this country.
To eng -Ki-TopR had for six years acted as
ee etary Of Legation here aud In London and
BIZ life was marked by many forms Of extrava-
eancs. Early this year the London Times pub
lished . despatch coming oetenaibly from Ii
to
his Governme ent.a loan Of 81 .OO0oo0:
Tthene- III Tong opened 1egItiations with
oan werS 70
In progress Tcneng- ki-Tone was suddenly re-
called. and he afterward sailed from Mar
nis humber r. Of creditors 10 whom he owed I'M
ally believed that the Chinese diplomat had
swindle rieht and lett, Some OF his dunes
would probably have had him arrested II such
course bat been possible. but representtnR
nursue M M his swindiine schemes with no fear Of
But Chinese lay is far reaching whore. the
when Tcheng- -Ki-Tong was recalled. owing to
reports OF hts conduct here reaching the Chi
ncse authorities, there was no course open to
he not done SO his family In China would h!ve
been held responsible for his ACTS. and al his
relatives would have & been held . t% strict !. as-
tiSes tiSs: Tqhsnr. r.ki-fons obeysd his soyereisns
demand 10 return H., TO- nls natye county,; 70 I'm;
under arrest His trial shortly follnwed, and
death Is the penalty for his wrong-doin9.
The sun., 1891-06-02
The A. n. e. State Confersuce.

Yesterday was tho fifth days session in
Brooklyn OF tho African Methodist Epis-
copal Conference for tho State Of New
York. Bishop John N. Brown OF Wash
ington was introduced to the Confer
sncs. He said there seemed to be moro OF .
disposition on the part OF the colorod men OF
the South 70 avail themselves Of the privilege
to get education than on that OF the men OF
Airicsn descent in tho North. and that at the
graduating exercises recently at Howard uni
versity all tho member OF the class save one
Miss MartRs v. Mns.enRin OF Knoxville
Tenn. told of her success In the founding OF
colorsd orphanaRe in that city and the en-:
coursgsmenr that she had received North and
South. and made cut snch good :n case thst n; M
s25 icr her orphansse,, Sko comes well recon. .a.
mtndsd from the officials OF KNOXVILLE. and the
Conference BY resolution endorsed hor object
and com ~ ended her to the charitable public
The Committee on tho State OF the Country
reported the general condition as favorable.
and complained only of an unfrlendly feeling
on the part Of Irishmen against Negroes
b. Defrlck ard DR.. w. II. Hunter.
RoSolutIons In favor Of faithful observance
Of the Sabbath and the condemnation of the
OpSping OF the Metropolitan Museum OF Art on
the Lord's day were passed.
The sun., 1891-06-02
MRS. BEARDslET ASKS FOR DIVORCE

She Says Her Husband Deserted Her-He
Says She Wrote to Him to Keep Away.
NEWPORT June la divorce case involving
Now York parties was teiors the adjourned
torn OF the Supreme Court to-day.
The plaintiff is Mrs. Mary C. D. Beardsley.
daughter Of Mrs. Addison Thomas. and tho
defendant is Henry W. Beardsley Of New York.
The charge Is that Of desertlon. and which.
The defendant. however. put a different
aspect on the affair He .all thst the reason
his vile left him was because he hal not a
him to keep away from her He had not been
to see her. since these letters were received,
but he had written her upon two occasions.
and asked her consent 10 u reunion.
Beardsley went on the stand and swore that
he was not only able but ready and willing to
support his wife and three children. The
Judge t9ok the papers and reserved his de-
partie. who are well Huown social crcles es
will not be divorced.
The sun., 1891-06-02
MffDT EDITORIAL AMENITIES,
~ssfenan Suggests an Epitaph for q
venerable DR.. Bright

~ssrenan Suggests An EpItsph for the
Venerable DR.. Bright.
=, nns National Bapii,t Of Philadelphia, the
~ " George Dana Boardman has this
s'Sow 70 The Rev. DR.. Bright OF tho Examiner.
~. .s oy inc case OF DR.. BridRman. The cx-
sasons In psrsnthesis are not a part OF the
6s,tsFs article: :.
~ Rambler observes that his land every-
h. s1cellent friend the venerable editor Of
wv SSd .s1. :SDss' hss taken Contract to pat out
ode sesi n.t o,s sseno%inntIops so%o the ministsrs
W. rs "! reQuire. At present he rs em-
fdns Hand Rr Briggs from the Presby-
r;D sf0Sts and Inc ProIessors @ 'ea q andovsp q
s. I've HS1lll next elect President Hast
"a Sois c9lSn ssS, Theological Seminary.
- 49, F: Prof. 'Ihiis1sy issys Tsen :q: :
xtEss, ;as oversight OF the denominatio
Il Ss sp}oss r.s,s;I Die caro-. he will proceed 10 put
cSc.ssoo as son1Dsfiss 1ssissrs1 %n!y'ffn fhsn
GisS1pssnt o. 9lr Oldest university IPresi.
kssscfI IoipTSh ~ iShh II Boston pr. McHhAmi. then
II EssSsydman himself: he viii them pssIme
E,SSos. o. excluding The first @ Presidect az
= SoDss theological Seminary. the man who
a. Ss.A,sts ,sts tbs standard o1 OF our our is mins.
h.sSS' pta;::r sa:re are some g preis;scrs 5.
s6SspDoss..o X MtsE and there e some res.
1usllDI 1Fsn, ~, there !, the Filth, Avenue
- schs NE rambler heard Q few Sundays
tssdtc inS%Ioss,.Ik SS%Is.k: from that pulpit which
hasStusSnwork ,sn right on the spot Perhaps
sgpossd 40. UoI,S % amiss to recall some OF the
sss9sl Wtthontt WI Who have slipped into
,0sourssasr and relpdgs their case.
Sa ksmssiyanss next VIII come those who. though
olstSy dsnNes unsound. yet have not a,le-
shsl ouIs uhIsen,nh,need ,h the errorlsts. by and by.
Rta. "a she .h, 'enershle editor himself re-
sness+on~b,e eha,i have an Illustration Of the
AsNprcb 'ou''never-be -before-realized unity Of
S sssSrsh sso,sh militant. the vsnerable ediior ' ut
EAsn sss,si,ih sas,I have been gathered to his
AsAsss stcSs st'Si " GO gsnseration will, write upon
s00d die young.'b A" "''N''
The sun., 1891-06-02
YOUNG DIED BY ARSENIC.
SUSPICION CAST ON MS WIFE Br
An INSANE MANS FEARS

David N. Iank's Story told In New York
Lea 60 the Eshu.sticu OF che Hedy at
Hsrshsiitown-roisos Plenty.
WEST CHESTER. Pa. June 1.-The body Of J.
Morris Young. the young miller Of Marshall
ton, who died on May 8, about whose sudden
death there have been rumors Of foul play.
was exhumed by Coroner McFedger yesterday
in the presence OF DR.. Formad OF Philadelphia.
DR.. Mercer OF Germantown. and DR.. Dunn OF
West Chester. A hasty examination showed
that tho body contained . large quantity Of
arsenic. A partial examination OF the stom-
ach was made. after which the organs werc
turned over by tho Coroner TO DR. Formad,
who will make microscopical examination
and report tho result to the Coroner and Dis
trict Attorney.
Young was said to have died OF cholera NOR
bus. but the purchase OF rat poison By
snscos Thss wers row papers f"ns
upon the person Of David N; Link. New York
+ Th% 10 "
important is part IN The testimony Linz sabss.
ss:sSps to ss':v.? Hospital k':s S!. S!s.
ss ssanss e tho ss shsu%s II h.
0R sys s St Tfn shs sss
husbands death. She RNeIwRrd employed
a%ts coms, sSs denss that there was vas amy amy
y"s to s sesop sa o sRs IN
Youngs body exhumod q dozen prominent
have Hye be TO
DR.. Alexander Hadlen Of 1855 East Fifty-nrst
sasss ON %'at aay = a. and ses esp
strunge man had come into his house while he
WI Ths s0ssnn Snns actions were very peculiar and
the doctor thought he was insane. The Cap:
tain went over. the man sitting on . lounge Ia
If s1SS pm y NJ
y. East ss .na s1ss: Hs b T oosa: %
we're were alter Ate him. seeking 10 hang him: M '
n r,S TSi iss S;sns ;SSsx fs5
which thfy ws.s for 10 weekly
:as s Heqss S to ss
rs. the place early IN Anr!l and came to
s,on M S1ss Ss and One n. %ss osn. sn open wien S
ssiss $ss .';s :s. ds:,S ssss'n'? ?l,st
z hS S! "fsss ssS E "a ns%
crime. He aaid ne Was employ ed By the New
England Piano Company OF W Filth ave1ne.
When the ambulance came Capt. Warts
went to tho hospital with Link and explained
the story to Dr. Douglas. who decided that
Link WAS suffering from acute mania.
He was put In the insane pavilion. He be-
cnme violent the next day and could not be
reasoned out Of the deuson that IN in offensive
old man in the same ward was not an enemy
In disguise anxious to get a chance to XII him.
vas sent to The i4sans Pa asySm ~ on WaGds ~.
charged unim proved in the custody nf his
brother. John M. Link. Of 413 Bnttonwood
street. Philadelphia. His brother promised to
tako him to Philadelphta.
The sun., 1891-06-02
33 per ct. difference.
ROYAL Baking Powder Strongest,
Purest and Most Economical.
Dr. Newton Learns with Surprise That =
Modern Wrote This Letter.

Dr. Newton Learns with Surprise That .
Modern Wrote This Letter.
In his sermon on cteeds last sundny Dr..
Hsber Newton read this letter a. an example
OF the perversion OF orthodoxy in the Puritan
times:
sErS is 1857
10 We <oed ana BELOVED Nv. John Rfooinsor:
There be At sea ship called the welcome, which
has board hundred or more of the hsrstics and
maligpnnts called Quakers with W. Penn, whs 10 the
chief scamp At the head Of them
Tho General Court has accordiusly eivsn secret
ds to Master Malachi uscott Of the brig Perpoiss 10
wayay the said Welcome syly the Cape Of TOD
% may and make captive OF the said Penn and his
ungodly crew. that the Lord may be xlornsd and
not Knocked on the so,l Of this new country with the
Mash spoil c.i Ss made by sslnne tho Who'll. 10. TO
ss nS; III. sSSa IN aRs
y Pani.9ns q: wicked but We shall make great good
4: s.ss ii" ' : ss 81
DR.. Newton was surprised yesterday to learn
that this letter was spurious having been con-
Ssnsn Sng weak Ss ss @
s CHICAGO Sso saSs that M . Sans: Skunk sdisos q
then, and ihs story was % tha. Ind bee" ioand
years @ iaiar the letter went s tue ,oHnds % Of The
press once more. and again In 1879. Since
then It has been around twice. ana has now
been resurreoted for the sixth time.
II game across It In the Philadelphia Press.
all seriousness." sali Dr.. Newton yesterday,
" 1t Ia well calculated to deceive any one and
which existed IN the seventeenth century. I
have no doubt that lust AS ON able epistles
rs that ono have been penned BY the old Puri-
tnns."
There 10 talk among Protestant Episcopal
churchmen because Blshon Potter has not an
into Dr.. Newton's views. The explanation ia
that the Bishop 10 having hard work finding
known that the Rev. DR.. Huntington OF Grace
Church and one or two others have declined to
serve. Bishop Potter Is making az enort 70
present controversy and such as these are
naturally dslnclined to have anything to do
with tho matter.
The sun., 1891-06-02
'UM; DEU1, TRoIs, 0UATRE
TRAINING . Blg Ballet to Take Part n
mtg Weehawken Spectacle.

Tralnine . Blg Ballet to Take Part IN .
mtg Weehawken Spectacle.
In the Lyceum Opera House. In East Thirty
fourth street. yesterday morning. very on.
thusisstio gentleman In q light gray suit was
dancing about most vigorously, waving his
arms irantically. and vehemently exclaiming.
"In, dsur. trois. Q,iatre." A double row OF wo-
men In startling costumes was watching the
movements OF the excited gentleman In gray
with the liveliest interest, and some Of them
would occasionally initiate them. There was
pirouSttinR. tiptoelnR. hippityhopping and
general scurrying around. A gentleman with
foreign air about him was sweetly playing q
piano accompanied by single violin. Several
gentlemen stood at tho north end Of the room
looking on with varied degrees Of approval
and around the sides Of the room were ranged
q good many moro women. some in costume
aad others rot This peculiar gathering was
simply q rehearsal OF the ballet for Bolossy
Kifalfy,,: spectacular show. King solomon"
s.aSs q ~ p.dps M sw
EraneioIe. %sstsf Of the MstropoIiisn Opera
sises. and nation alities. There were short
M opss tEIf and san vy soa blonde
wore long skirts. and some wore their walking
dresses; There we're hieb heels. and low heels. %
pcrs and some Of them were In full ballet get
up. There were 800 OF them and three OF these
were pretty and some Of them were young
But that won't hinder their dancing IN the
When hsy are rsgssd and
under the brilliant lights on q stage 200 feet
from the crowd. who can toll whether they are
that matter anyway It's tho dancing that poo
pie ike to see. and these are OF the best.
IN that 900 at the Lyceum Yesterday morning
wers several who have starred az premier
Gsnseuses in large ballets. They will all be- in
the firSt lines. and you can see how charming
and graceful they are. There will be 100 women
III the complete ballet.