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New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

w. III. Hale lectured last evening at St.
AIMS Church, in Eighteenthst, the origin and pro
ess Of the postage and express systems OF the United
States The lecture the fourth and last Of series Ia
aid of the Mission OF the Church.
The Unitarian Quakers continued their ses-
sions yesterday at the meeting house In Rutherford
place. general conference OF the Friends First Day
School Association" held in the evening 10 effect
REORGANIZATION Of their present sundayschool system OF
education.
The Public School Teachers Association
elected yesterday the following officers:
PdIt Hsggery Vice Presidents, Mis- Sms and Mr.
heCuskeT Recording SeeiaIy, M HEicks0n CoueRonlnf See
esTy, Mss Rdne r. HosAh Fnanch Secretary Mss Mead
Treasurer, Mise C. W. White, Librarian Mas bugtee Editor A.
hcMullen.
The members of the Thomas Foulke School
Association gave their first annual dinner last evening
at the Ast0r House The Association II composed Of
tchoars who attended Ward School No. 20 between 1913
and 1852 Many pleasapt "Reminiscences VI school life
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
ID. C. VAN NORMAN, Recording
s. w, CRIITEADEN, CORRESPOND
HODGES ADVICE TO CARPENTER.
me Edftor or The Tribune.

SIR: Why can't somebody tell the " Chairman
OF the Committee how or where, THE TRIBUNE got the
Treatyi Something must be done about IT. The Chair
man will "bust II that secret snt revealed to him.
And what a - bnst" will that be, Ny cOuntrymen II
poor who digs his own potatoes ana minus ms
great and roghty 6enatorwhose voice s ke ne sound
of many waters whose tread twben he II atef re-
porter makes The earth trerBble and the mOuntlhs
almost sIn0keI would say that some people get fQuRn
ness and SENATOR who go right straight ahead IN TIE
path OF duty, need NOT spend great deal Of time ooR
ing after their Diguity. fhb'
VqJSatc. N, y, May "a. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

TRoTTING-MATCH AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
A match for 81 900, mile heats, best three in
Ave, 10 wagons, between NJ Roden's black mare Betse
and j. Murphys black geldng John Kase, r troted
yesterday at Fleetwood Park There good attend
ance, aud the betting, which spirited was princi-
pally at even. After the first heat which Murphy
the odds SlO0 5 John kasc but the mare won
the three last heats and race.
PARK May 29Mlh 81 e00 mile heats best three in
five
81 kodens bk m lietse. .'''''''''..''''''''''
Aurphys bk John kase u. r...................
TIme-24J, 2.i2. 2:4y!, 2:i0
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
nAiT MONDAY AMONG THE GERMAEs-THE
CELEBRATIONS.

The Whitsuntide festivities Of the German
Population yesterday were conducted on an extensive
'eale. The twenty-frst annual TurDfest held at
Joness wool and was attended by not less than 10000
Ifisohs Early in the day the TurnveTein, the
N'N'foik ADgemeine saengerbuud, two companies Of
tLe ilth Regiment, and several other organizations
%tmed ID IIe passed through Canalst the BOwery,
f"ufth It,, secondave Houston-st, Avenue A. Seventh
~ AF'Ine H. and Eghtbst 20 the East river and en-
SHhe1 " steamer BARGE ioI Tue festival gToupds
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
THE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHRISTIAN UNION
NOT BROKEN UP.

TO the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: RumOrs having been circulated that
the American and Foreign Christian Union is intending
70 dissolve its existence we the only officers the
ciety in the city, hereby notify the Christian public
that erroneous and that the Society
full OF life and energy 10 meet the increasing demands
upon its labors and expects the continued confidence
and support Of the churches.
r. S. YOUNG, Treasurer.
ID. c. VAN NORMAN, Recording Sec,
s. W. CRIITEhDES, Corresponding Sec.
Netc- York, May 20, 1871.
The article on this Society published in Saturdays
TRIBUNE, was founded wholly statements made to
our reporter by Mr.. VIM. A. Booth, President Of the
Society, who was consulted as person naturally sup
posed to be competent to give information the sub
jeet.-EdJ
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
YACHTING.

The Mary Emma, which capsized in the
sweepstakes regatta Of the Harlem Yacht Club, on
Thursday last challenged the Mary Louise the winner
TO single race yesterday, the course, the
ladies friendly To each boat engaging to furnish the win
ner a handsome silk flag The race by the
Mary Emma, after an exciting contest time. Al. IOm.
45s beating the Mary Louise by 6m 47s with allowance
a
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

The drawings of the lottery of the German
Musical Society OF Milwaukee were made at that city
Thursday last according To previous announcement The
number Of tickets In the scheme 100000 at s. each
and II Is understood that nearly all sold Many
thousands disposed OF IN this city and the vicinity
The amount OF the prizes $4,000 Tie principal
prizes drawn follows $4,000, No 1925 5000,
No. 6)ge9 $1,000 No. A. s2s, G6s63 4sl7i 6O06 4sls2
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

To THE LADIEs.-Now ia the time TO free the
sompIon rom mon Patches PreeAs and Tan by using PsRKTs
Morn asD fKkcEtH LOTION II reliable and harmless Prepared
only BY Dr. B C. PgRRY Dermatoost 20 Bond a. HewYor Sold
by Druggists everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

IT WILL OBLuERATE SALLowSEss, MoTH-
PArcHEs srsBrHs CoAKsESEss ke and give msrbehks
pleIou Of great viii perptuse the
bloom o youth for years Wha; The BALM comp eon LYos
CfLtBEATRD The hair It the hair grw
uIusny ersesies daniraG presuii The hair from falling
turning
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30


~ ~DOolU will be more generally observed than ever
before The banks will be closed the ciyll courts au
urn over and many business firms close their stores
rnS the afternoon. The floral arrangements are very
extensive.
THE DAY OBSERVED AT NEWPORT, R: I.
Decoration Day was observed to-day IN
sion while Fort Adams fired minute guns An Grafton
delivered by Gen. C. g. Van Zandt' ana poem was
read by the Rev. Charles T. Brooks.
IN AND AROUND NEw-YORK.
Grand Marshal McQuade has made the fol-
lowing staff appointments for Decoration Day:
Assistant Acknowledgement and Chief Of staTCo John K Pee
H. Oliver Post Weed No s Comrsde H. Powell Dshgren No.
o GGT n ,Ae % FO s ScmG f Felix vsHsug Post
No M P M1s Post S % GSsSe SS John s.
COmrade James Demarest Post Phil Kesrny No. g.
By order Of the Secretary Of War, all Offices in this
city connected with the Army will be closed to-day. The
following is the programme for the ceremonies at Cy-
press Hills Cemetery:
D & H3 Union & Pg E sts sf Rev ASis.. n S'sS T. Se
James Jor4aa osOa & the Rey & George H. pspsseS 6S Closing
The decoration OF the grave of Admiral Farragqt at
Wood lawn Cemetery occurs at SUNRISE with the iooW-
bge BY Marine Band 2 Hymn Prayer BY the Chaplain
BY Ger. Cain. Closing Hymn and Distribution Of
'''"' BEGRUDGE NOT THE FLOWERS.
TO the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: l have heard a soldiers widow COM
plain that money be expended on flowers as mere
decoration OF soldiers graves, when many soldiers
widow or daughter to-day wants bread earns 1t at the
expense Of honor and suggest that the money raised
be used their support. dissent from the plea for
two reasons First The custom Of strewng the graves
OF our countrys defenders with flowers is one so fitting
and beautiful in itself that it furnishes its own defense
We pass by the graveyard too often houghtlessy and
look too oOdy the monuments our hands have raised,
to be willing refuse 10 set apart day in the years
calendar in which 10 obligations 10 those who
died for us ALL To bring back TO our thoughts the dan
gers through which have passed. and feel the debt
we owe 10 those who stood between their country and
her downfall cannot make appreciate the less what Is
preserved for In the second place. IL needs few
words TO show that the distribution Of money among the
poor is not real charity. Those who helped in this
world help themselves Provision is already made for
the and aged. Those who sell their honor to get
bread bear their curse The cry for good domestic
help from almost every household, and gets no
answer. lady of this city, who advertised last week
for two Protestant servant girls has not yet received
one application. The willing and deserving women
earn living by their exertions, without denying
few flowers TO our soldiers graves. L.
NG,o- IOrk, May %, 1871.
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lAurounoemsnu
BURSETr's CoLoGNE-Best III America.
HE TREATY ~ is The conun-

"WHo STOLE THE TREATY ~ is .he c0nun-
drum Of the period and Where did yoa get r.
This eonundrm. Tie hat speaks for ieL Il the impress
Of Ksox the foremost them all unskaby upon IT, We
counted 6 KnoI hats they passed the Aor House yesterday and
yesterday wasn't much for KNOX bats ether AT No
way you II hud Ksox.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

ANGELS TURKISH BATHS Lexington
TwsuJ GhL poroie Health Strength and Good sp.h ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

1otal..ss''''' IL ~ 10 ''''W ~ - -
club. II, sa Hgs' a. ;G2RfP sis ab s 7ts sh 9th Totals.
tsSis91.::.:.::ss tS5ssa::....::s 9 : : . + 70
cys. l. "a 9 '' 81 sA'tS' 5is c, 7,l os 9Th Totals,
Gaaeso..:.::. cSsi9Io. .:.... Q . Q i i !
UmpresMr MesIahOl Of Club Time Of ga1ae-0ne
te Total fielding erro-Refori y, Chicago O. Double plays By
Duffy Wood aud heAtee and BY Wood snl McAe also b. swande
aud Allison.
ATLANTIC VS.. NASSAU.
The following is the result Of the game
played yesterday the Capolne Grounds between the
Atlantic and Nassau, the latter playing ten men.
cp1, Ist 3D. %. 4th. sh eth. 7th. 9th 9th Totals
xa..sa..: Ss.aail.,:.:.... ....:. I I 9 . ~
The Brooklyn Athletics take the p. m. train
for Newark to-day to play the Amateur Club of that city
The Haymakers beat the Forest City of Rock
ford last Tuesday by of 20 15 and Saturday
defeated the Old Ems OF Pttsfed, Mass, by Of
80 to 9.
The Yales pay another visit to Brooklyn
next Saturday to play the Mutuas. In the mean time
the latter play the Burnside Club to-day and the Forest
City OF Rockford on Thursday.
To-day the Stars will test their skin with
the Chicago nine the Captoine Grounds, and 1t f.
to be hoped that the amateurs will give the Western
professionals trouble than the Eckfords did yeste
and on The next three days they play in Boston Why do
not the EXccsiors try them after the Stars The following
the professional clubs the ChcagOs have thus far
feated this Cleveland, twice; Rockford, once
Fort Wayne, once Olympic twice, and EcIford, once
total, seven games, with total score OF % to ~.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

"SuIIos's CIRCULATING LIBRARY 100 East
se,eb,L promote. Le lIabl Of Fny R.ades s.b-r,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

PYLE's LKMONIZED SUGAR, the only reliable
Wholesome substitute for mons making complete ora has
stood the ofwety yesI aud jlt The thing
excursion parties so by al tntcss JANE
AoTeT $50 WAhnetonst NewYok. fcue parties sapphed
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
VNHE INTERNATI0NA LIFE INSURANCE
Il AND TRUST COMPANY
JERSEY CITY. NJ
TWO YEARS BUSINESS ENDING APRIL l.

TWO YEARS BUSINESS ENDING APRIL l. 1911
TOTAL ASSETS'....,...'.'..'......s s542O. .73s o4 !
PRorosTIoS OF LOSSES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER COM
Total expenditure, Ioi. inoe compared with following
THE INTERNATIONAL LIPE INSURANCE AND
The Ns yoS II Of IS 100 pr sp.
The Equitable Of New 6ll0 per cent
Mutual Benefit leloo per cent
Ratio Of Assets to Ss q. regards Poeyhor compared
THE rsrERsAroSAI ~ 1InPis IPB EsUssasJs fss1s And
The Equitable Of SsT 7s-lOo per
The Mutual Benefit s.-loo per cent
= nc ''D'''' '''' u DiRECToRs.
''i1'D - Governor State of vJerey.
A. O. zABRTsKIg,
~ President National Broadway Bank, New-YOrk.
''"'"' " - ON. s. Terbel Il Co., Eev-YOrk.
JAMES A. WILLIAMSON ,,o- ~,
President Second National Bank Jersey City.
DAN'"D o ~ OF Appleton Co., New.YOrk.
D. JACKSON STEWARD. 49,,
HOSEA P CLARK, ,,.,.-. ,....- c,,-
HARMS AND'A Date Pnraee Bates 4 CO., Yew.York.
GEORGE MCLAUGHLIN O.--,....... ,.-... wv
'iA''"' " '' ofHeld MOrr, Fenner L Co, New York
B. a. hAii' President, Ney-York.
iSAAO W. '''DD'''' Counselor at Law, Jersey City.
NELSON DUNHAM ,,..n--,., Y :
oFFICEs-Comer Washington and MontgOmeys, Jersey CY i'I
bfoa'"ay Se"'iOiA RA HAYT President
On. DgsHLER Secretary
NOTICE.-PARTAGAS CIGARS.-To the
~ PubhcI having to knowledge th1 ~
in the United states are Iu, up gnsr 10y O & NV Manufacture viii
each box Design representing an gPrgn show case o. &
patented at Washington c. ny Trademark All persons counter.
letting will prosecuted The public are cautioned asas'
purchasing represented manufacture unless ne ABOVE "
marx on ea'h O'i " all O'ne'' ''' JOSE PARTAGAs
Havana, Isla De Cuba, Mayo, 1871. -
TAMES Y. WATKINS & SON,
- Manufacturers Of
BAKERs and CONFBCTIONBRS UTENSILS
ICE CREAM PREBZERS. MOLDS etc, -
PIlLADELPHIA ICE CnEhM hACHlNES'
No. 16 CATHARINE-ST, NEW-YoRH.
CHARLES HEIDSIECK,
" CHAMPAGNBs,
SCHULTZ TALLER
IS Beayerst
COMPRESSED IVORY MARTlNGALE
~ RINGS Animals Heads assorted coon with iur'
quoIs and ruby eyes Checks and Biar BAN, ,, ~, o- c.
NOR THE BABY CENTRAL PARK
PUAFTOS with Patent Adjustable Top Price slJ.
LEWIS 2 TIBBAIS ga Boa9SSy REMOVING 10 Bosdgsy
block above old store directly opposite - Nichols Ho
NOVELTY CARRIAGE
~ and CRADLE Combined with Patent Adjustable Psraso
REMOVED 5 Broadway, directly opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Fuel :
send for Circulars Call examine EDWARDSS COMBINED
RANGE AND FURNACE. 2i3 WatersL sAMI j. HOPKINS
GLASS Letters and Numbers, and Embossed
~ Glass Signs aud EmbenG Tie only reliable house n ne ei
l55 Centre, corner Canal sIlElE < EHl21 - Eh.h
TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES, Fish, and Pro-
Il visions cheap for cash TiOS r. AGNBW 700 GIeenHlenst
CUNDAY- SCHOOL BOOKS.
- BR0uGHT0N WIMAN, - Bible House.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
tfnl designs, reliable Watches choice Jeyeiry end slverUae
saURss. "a Puton-s.. EeSYork. Diamonds a specially
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

To tighten the hair in the scalp and keen it
from falling Of Halls VEGETABLE ScILIAS AIR RgsEvya
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
ARCHITECTURAL TR0J Works

having nearly completed several large S4taes suh H ne
pot Tie Gey otst ssmans bsnA oi S'ng
Kemps Building Powers Commercial B6ck Rochester Ac ana
facilities and skilled worknen second % no similar e't ANN
country are now prepared % contracts Tor @
INCS ofsny de,eu and uerly 20 DO ALL KINDS o. AhEN
TlRAL IRON WORK u the best and With aieb ApIg
FOURTEENrH-ST.. between Avenues X and &
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ATLANTIC vs.. NASSAU.

The following is the result Of the game
played yesterday the Capitone Grounds between h
Atlantic and Nassau, the latter playing ten men.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
THE DAY OBSERVED AT NEwP,

Eewport all the military OF the city joining the process
sion while Fort Adams fred minute guns. An Grafton
was delivered by Gen. c. G. Van Zandt and poem was
read by the Rev. Charles T. Brooks
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
DECORATION DAY.
pprpaRATIONs IN BOSTON

BosroN. Mass, May 29,IDecoration Day,
to morrow win be more generay % nr sna sd
onTn over and many business firms close their stores
SnTng afternoon. The floral arrangements are very
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

YoNKERs-A new Episcopal congregation,
known as the Free Church ST. Mary has been
led and will erect church edfce on Nepperhan ave.
on land bequeathed for the purpose by the late Caroline
Jones. The church will be finished by Oct. l.
EAsTCHEsTER-The graves Of the soldiers OF the War
OF tbe Revolution and OF 1872 well Of the late War
of the Rebellion were decorated Sunday N St. Paus
chuTchyard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-15

mos que las mencionadas repdblicas
han proclamado las doctrinas demo-
craticas de nuestro colega sin mas
resultado que sangre, lagrimas y mi
seris, porque aquellos paises no es-
taban en- disposition de practicar
principles que requieren un estado
de ilustracion especial; que Rousseau
tue Ell primero que sembr6 con su
CoNTRATo SOCIAL ell arbol de la mo-
derna democracia; que los enciclo-
pedistas, entire los cuales tambien fl
gur6 ell fil6sofo ginebrino, y Voltai-
re, y Diderot y d Alembert carga-
ron la nina de que habia de brotar
aquella trajedia democratica que Sc
llam6 Revolution francesa;y que La
boulaye, modelo de E1 Progreso, es
tan democratic que Sc declara acerri-
mo partidario de la repdblica en- SUI
Paris EN- AMERICA. No es precise,
pues, ser muy perspicaz para COM
prender la afnidad polftica que hay
entire las repdblicas citadas, Rous-
seau, los enciclopedistas, Laboulaye
y El Rogreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-15

Sigan asf nuestros companeros y pue-
den estar seguros que llegaran 4 ad-
quirir tai grado de instruction que
en- NADIA Sc distinguiran de sus hernia
nos de ejercito; grande es la mission
del Voluntario y mucha mas en- estas
Antillas; paginas de gloria ha dado
"a nuestra Espafla esta brillante insti-
tucion; hoy mas que nunca estan la
mados 4 ocupar un gran puesto en- la
historic, pues a ella Sc debe el que no
tengamos que deplorar la perdida de
una de las joyas mas preciadas de
nuestra Espana; de muy antique da-
ia la institution del Voluntario, pero
pocos han podido ocupar ell puesto
que ocuparAn los de nuestras Anti
Has. lLoor, pues, q los Voluntarios.!
Para adquirir la gloria, Sc necesita pa
triotismo instruction: ell primero 10
teneis y la segunda la estais adqui-
riendo: para la victoria Sc necesita la
instruction, y para esta la asistencia
los ejerclclos; haclendolo asi, estad
seguros que la encontrar6is Ell todos
los casos Ell que tuvierais que defen-
der la bandera de orc y grana.
Contlnhen, pues, nuestros compa-
neros con ell mismo entusiasmo asis-
t:endo con puntualidad 4 los ejerclclos
te6ricos Y practicos, y auguramos
desde hoy que conseguirdn 10 que Sc
proponen.
a. G.. Y G..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-15

Tambien convene fjar la atencion
en- las pleas de que esta dotada la
plaza, pues 81 bien ascienden 12O,
son de POGO alcance y no responder
4 las exigencias del servicio.
Los destrozos que Ell enemigo ha
causado en- los edifcios determinan,
como es natural, visible tenor en- ell
vecindario; asf es que cuando empie-
zan las descargas del canon, muchas
personals buscan refugio y seguridad
en- los sotanos de las casas.
Los moros tienen establecidO un
TELEGRAPH, representado por hogue-
ras que de dia prestan servicio con el
humo que levantan y de noche con
la luz que esparcen."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-15
UN INCIDENTE.

Por la session que celebro la Dipu-
taeion provincial, publicada en los pc
ri6dicos radicales, vemos que entire el
Gohernador Superior Civil y aquella
corporation ha ocurrido 10 que Sc lla-
ma un conAicto de atribuciones. Ha-
biendose enterado el Excmo. Sr. Go
bernador Superior, que es el Presi-
dente, de que esta dirige y recibe sus
comunicaciones y da sus 6rdenes 4 los
corregidores, alcaldes y otros funcio-
narios y corporaciones sin que de clio
tenga ell menor conocimiento la pri-
mera Autoridad de la Isla; S. E en-
virtud de las facultades que lie da el
articulo &C. del Decreto organize ha
pedido que Sc lie presenter los acuer-
dos de la corporation para frmarlos
y mandarlos ejecutar, practica saba
y acertada que Sc observa en- la Pc
nfnsula y sin la cual no puede haber
unidad en- los actos del Gobierno, y
parece aden.as que hay dos poderes
rivales y distintos, 10 cual no puede
nenos de redundar er desprestigio
del principle salvador de autoridad
tan necesario para la conservation
del orden en- estas provincias que es-
tan acostumbradas a no yer superior,
nj siquiera igual, al Captain General
mas que ell Rey
No nos meteremos por hoy q ven
tilar la valdez que tengan los motives
en- Que sc funda la Excma. Diputacion
provincial para permitirse dar leccio-
mes al Gobernador Superior Civil y
no obedecer sus 6rdenes; pcro hemos
de- hacer una observation que prueba
una vez mas la inconsecuencia radical.
Ese partido que dice no pedir otra
cosa que la asimilacion con las demas
provincias de la Nacion, ahora por me-
diodesus diputados provinciales acaba
de sostener diferencias esenciales en-
tire la Diputacion de Puerto Rico y
las de la Peninsula. Els decir que pa
ra que haya menor suma de derechos
politicos enesta provinciaqueen las de
allende ell Atlantico, por que asl 10
reclaman las especiales circunstancias
de es esta Isla, no debe permitirse di-
ferencia alguna; pero para aquf Sc pro-
clamen mayores libertades que en- el
1esto de Espana debe diferencia
iSon, puss, asimilistas, antonomistas,
6que son los ultra-reformistas? E]
tempo 10 dira.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-15

nador, me interesa hacer constar que no
estoy ailiado q ninguno de nuestros par
tldos pollt1cos; que con ninguno he adqui-
rldo compromises, porque, en- mi juicio,
bay entire Ia fjacion y ell desarrollo prac-
tlco de sus principles una distinction, una
dlferenela que podra no ser hipoeresfa ira
tandose de polftica, pero que no esta en-
ammonia con mi caracter y mi educacion
m'lltar. Este sentado, no tengo inconve-
nlente en- !decir que 81 viese fielmente
cu.nplldos en- el terreno de la practica los
principles del manifesto que acaba de
leerse, no estaria leos de hacer causa CO.
nun, dc afiliarme al partido que 10 con-
signase."
lnsertamos este breve discurso para
eVltar lnexactas interpretaciones."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-15
GACETILLAS.

Casino espanol.-El domingo 19 del
corriente Sc celebr6 la reunion que
estaba anunciada, para dar lectura al
proyecto de Reglamento que presento
la Comision nombrada al efecto.
El Reglamento fue aprobado por
unanimidad, y a excitacion del Sr CO.
ronel Manjon Sc acordo dar un voto
de gracias a la indicada Comision que
tan bien habia sabido interpreter los
deseos de sus comitentes.
Sabemos que el Reglamento Sc ha
remitido q la aprobacion del Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador Superior Civil, y que,
81 la merece, en- breve sera un hecho
Ia creacion del mencionado Casino,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-15
Ell Battalion de Voluntarios
DE ESTA CAPITAL.

Como dijimos en- nuestra anterior
revista, el domingo tuvo ejercicio el
Battalion de Voluntarios en- ell sitio de
costumbre. POGO podremos decir de
las evoluciones que practicaron, pues
fueron las mismas que las del domingo
,asado, sin embargo de que estuvieron
eiecutadas todas con mucha mas per-
feccion, sobresaliendo especialmente
en- las maniobras de Battalion, en- las
cuales merecieron la admiration de
todos los concurrentes que entend1an
el arte militar, las magnffcas marchas
Ell batalla que hicieron; evolucion que
es una de las mas diffciles y sin embar-
90 fueron las mas perfectas; prueba es
esta de que todos los individuos tienen
instruction, pues s n ella, no podrian
haberse ejecutado los movimientos con
tanta exactitud, admirando el desem-
barazo y marcialidad con que fnafcha-
ron, conservando ell tacto de codos y
guia al centro. Despues Sc vio una
marcia en- batalla con la bayoneta ca
lada, figurando un ataque al enemigo:
al principle conservaron bien el gufa
con el paso ligero, pero al OR ell toque
de ataque por la mdsica fue tanto 10
que Sc entusiasmaron nuestros Vo-
luntarios, que partiendo a Ia carrera
perdieron al principle el paso, pero
despues volyieron 4 tomarlo; despues
Sc form6 Ia columna de companies
por medic de la yariacion y de Ia CO.
iulnna en- Ia batalla, desflando en- Sc
guida por el aanco.
Mucho nos alegramos 81 yer Ia mu-
eba asistencia Quc hubo este domingo,
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