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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03

-Des M'ines has boy but twenty years
old. who performs many wonderful feats of
strength. He shoulders an iron rail twenty
four feet in length. such as ordinarily requires
the united strength of four men to handle.
aLd walks off as il it were dry Eastwood He
can take a fve>eighth inch iron rod. two feet
long, and strike it across his left arm with
such force AS to bend the iron with as much
seeming ease as though it were piece of
telegraph wire. At the Polk county fair,
last fall he lifted. on a wager, at the scales.
the immense weight of 1875 pounds. And
yet he is but boy, weighing one hundred
and 6fty pounds.
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Inflammation has Just reached London of
a terrible calamity which has overlaken the
town Of Shamacki. situated in Trans Cauca
Sla. territory Of Asiatic Russia. The town
was visited by seven violent shocks Of earth
quake. following each other in quick success
sion, causing the greatest CONSERVATION and
terror among the inhabitants. A panic
seized the people and general exodus com
menced. The shocks continued for soms
time. eliminating in a Conclusion which
shook ths earth for miles around, and invoIv-
ing the city In mass 0f ruins. Scarcely a
single building was left standing. Thousands
are helived to have persisted. The calamity
causes profound sensation throughout west
ern Russia.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03

Mrs. WHARTON ACQUITTED.-On of the
most remarkable criminal trials in the his
tory of the country. that of Mrs. F.. G..
Wharton for the murder of Gen. w. ).
ketchum. at her residence in Baltimore. in
July last, by administering tartar emetic
with his medicine and in lemonade TERMS
mated on Wednesday morning of last week
IN her acquittal. at Annapolis, where ::the
cause had been removed at her instance f,r
trial. Forty~two days were employed in the
inve>tig alton, over 200 witnesses We're in at
tendance. including medical and chemical ex-
perts. whose theories were thoroughly iDves-
tigated. and fine array of legal talent en-
ployed on each side. The cost to the city of
Baltimore. tits estimated, will reach S25 900,
and the defendant. it is probable. has ex-
pended the most, if not ALL of a moderate
fortune. in her defence. She is under anotb-
er indictment. for attempting to poison Eu~
gene Van Ness, which will probably be tried
at an early day.
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NARROW ESCAPE AND A BRAVE ACT.--In
San f aucisco lately a boy about eleven
years of age. while crawling alCng the leads
Of house on Third street, for the purpose
Of clearing the Instructions in :he water
pipe. slipped and rolled over the edge Of the
roof. IN his desperate effort to save himself
he suCce eded in graspiug the raised ed2ing
of wood and tin which burdered the roof. aud
so hung. suspended by his hands, forty feet
above the street, utterly unable TO regain his
footing. Underneath where the boy was
hanging a small. olG~fashiOned porch
which projected out about three feet from
under the centre window of the second story.
Out Of this window a man emerged and
looked up. As he stood he was immediate-
ly under the boy, but TOO close 20 tie house
for his apparent purpose the body hanging
Just over the railing, he stepped over the
latter, and with his feet resting upon the
edge Of the platform of the porch and one
hand grasping an iron support, he waited.
In the meantime, two men he'd reached
the ro,f and were descending. when they
discovered the mpossibility of reaching the
hoy in safety. and one of them called for a
rope. Before any one could move to the aid
of the exhausted boy. he. with a shrill cry.
/ let go his hold and fell. As he approached
/ the man on the porch, the latter was seen To
| reach out his free arm under him. A cry cl
/ horror went up from the crowd as the man
| was seen to stagger and swing around the
/ edge of the porch with his load; but his hand
! held its grip on the iron. and moment af
/ terwarls he carried the boy through the
window and turned him over to his mother
who had only just realized that samethine
was wrong. The name of the man whose
! presence of mind enabled him to save a life
/ and whose courage made him forget the rlSR
OF his own, Is Campbell Williams.
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Loretto, Jan. 20, 1sT2.-3t.
A UDTTOR,S NOTICE.-The under,

n signed, having been appointed Auditor by
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
ty TO distribute the money in the hands of the
sheriff arising from the sale of the real eState
of Jesse WoodcOck, hereby give notice that he
will attend for that purpose, at his Office of Eb-
enSburg, on IueSddu, the 9th Of February merit.
at o'clock p. NJ, when and where all persons
interested may attend. JOHN S RHFY
EbenSburg Jan. p, 49,. st.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-03

Hos. WIN A. WALLACE, Chairman,
has issued n call for n meeting of the
Democratic State Executive Committee,
at Bottoms Hotel, Harrisburg, at o'crk
p. m, on Thursday, February 18th, for
the purpose Of fixing the time and place
of holding tue next Democratic State Goa,
vcutlon.
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Golg!brin GteenIal1. .
EBENsEUHG, PA.
Saturday Morning, - Feb. 8, 1872.

TIE Penna. Democratic Editorial AS
sociation will meet at Harrisburg on The
Attn of March next. All should attend.
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Hon. G. M. Donovan died at Austin,
Texas. on the 11th inst. He was for six
years Democratic Senator from Phi 'sd sl>
Phia in the Pennsylvania Legislature.
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ENECUTORS' NOTICE.

H Estate of NICHOLAS SNYDER. decd.
Letters Testamentary the estate ot Mich
oIas SNYDER late of Carroll township, Cambria
county, deceased, haViLg been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to the said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands will
present them properly authenticated for set
tlemeut.
4. X. SCANLAN. 1AeSu'Ohs-
Carrolltown, Jan. 13, ISI2.-6t.
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ADMINISTRATOR.S NOTICE

L y Estate of JACOB MACK, deceased.
Letters OF Administration on the estate Of
JACOB MACK, late of the township of Cambria,
deceased, having oeen granted TO the under
signed by the Register of Cambria county, all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims are desired TO present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH :. MARDIS, Administrator.
Blucklick Twn.. Jan. 6. lS12. ct.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.-The under,

A UDITOR,S NOTICE.-The UNDER
- signed. having been appointed Auditor to
report distribution OF the money in the hands
of MTCH'L INQUIRE and CHARLES M'MANAMY,
Administrators of the estate of GORGE BRUCE,
decd. gives notice that he will attend at the
office OF Tierney Il Null, in Ebensburg. for thai
purpose, on MONDAY, the 18TH OF FEBRU A RY
NEXT, at O'Clock, p NJ, when and where all
persons interested may attend
j. G.. LAKE, Auditor
Loretto, Jan. 20. 1872 -3t
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Ny next trip was by rail TO
CASHEL,

once the residence of kings, but now little
unpretendlng borough, surrouuGed by rich
and extensive Country, and diversified hv
gcute uuduiatious. Here are the largest and
most remarkable group Of monastic ruins,
believe. to be seen In Ireland. Ga this huge
Rock were built Curmac's Chapel, a Catbe-
dral. Round Tower. and an Abbey. The
view from the summit Of the ruins Of CasheI
Is extensive aud pleasing. TIpperary coun>
ty lb spread out UeiUw-one beautiful varie-
gated plain, richly cultivated and bounded
10y the Galtee and other mountain rang,s-
while at the foot of the rocks the beautiful
pleasure grounds OF the Archbishop suread
out in lawn, clumps and strawberries like a
piece Of Mnsalc>Nork. Cdshel derives its
name from ciOS, rent, and oil. rock. as
C1rc, King Of Munster, erected here a royal
+ palace, where lie used to receive his rents
The spot wherein these noble and majestic
ruins now stand was nEce a temple and a
fortress, The seat of religion and nationality
Here councils were held and princes and
prelates assembled to consult for the welfare
Of their common country. 1t is impossrhle
to look upon those stately old ruins rzitboui
a mingled feeling of pride and sorrow
pride when we look through the dim vista
OF the past AMI see these noble structure.
peopled by brave aud daring princes and
pious and learned prelStes; and sorrow when
we now look at them crumbIing into decay
and no native prince or chsftain to rebuild
their walls or guard them against the tyrant
SaSsenach. [ Cannot leave Cashel without
noting a historical fact relating to the piety
and faith Of an Irish prince, When st Pat,
rick came to preach tie gospel in this reiob,
/ bnrh"0G Angus WAS theo ruIirg prince ~
Cast ell, He reque ted ia lie b,ptised bv the
apostle himself. aud the holy Patrick pre,
pared for the ceremony. He threw his epis
copa staff, pointed with steel spear. anG
Angus being standing near, it went through
his bare foot. fixing it to the ground. Pat
rick did not notice what he had done till h,
saw streams of blood flowing at the feet q
the prince. He seizr6 and pulled up tn,
staff. asking Angus whey he did not DO 81
himself. The newly>converted prince re-
plieC that he thought that that was a par
"t the ceremony of baptism.
| will have to close. as mailing time is m
In my next | will describe Waterford Xii
kenny, Boris. and the armless and leqzes.
members of Parliament
Yours. very truly, ERIONACH.
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EOk SALE AT A RARGAiN.-Th

TOk SALE AT A BARGAiN.-The
l. undersigned offer at private sale their fine
FARM in Allegheny township. between Chest
Springs and I.Oretto, l3 miles from each place0
containing I 67 Acres. more or less, about l35
Acres cleared and the remainder under heavy
timber. Good Dwelling House.
Barn. sheep House. Blacksmith Shop, and all
other needed OutbuiidingS. There is an excel
lent Orchard of choice fruit on the premises
and abundance of pure water in all the fields
The property will be sold for S5-25O-S3,OOO in
hand and balance in two years, with interest,"
Call on the premises, or write to
{. & B. SHIELDS,
Jan 20 IS32-tf Loretto. Pa.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The unde,

"A UUI IOIN - NJ UIIOE.-Ih he nnder~
"a signed, having been appointed Auditor by
the Orphans Court of Cambria county TO dis
tribute the money in the hands of A. H. Fiske.
Executor of Nancy Krise. deed. hereby gives
notice that he viii attend for that purpose, mt
his office in Ebensburg on WedneSddH the 2StL
Of Feb1idTB ncCt, at , O'Clock p. NJ. when and
where all persons interested may attend.
EoensburR Jan, q. lsT2. at
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NOTICE IN PARTITION

NOTICE IN PARTITION.-T Mi>
~ ch9eI Albert McDermit, of full age OF
Henry McDermit. deceased one of the heirs
and legal representatives of Michael McDermit,
decd: Take notice that inquest will be held
at the late dwelling house of Michael McDer-
nit. late of CleaTtield township, Ca mbriR coun-
". PennSy ylVauia. decd. on Thursday the
goth day of February next at one o'clock
in the afternoon. for the purpose or making
Darfition OF th. real estate of said deceased to
ana among his children ard legal represeE ia
tives. if the same can be done without preiu-
dice to or spelling the whole: otherwise 10 value
and appraise the same at which time and place
yOu are requested TO attend, if you think prop
W B. BONAChER. Sheriff.
SherifT's Office, Ebensburg, Jan, "a, 1872.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

n DMINISIRAIU URS NUIIOE.
- Estate of f J. BARBERICK, decd.
Letters of Administration on the estate of F.
j. Barberic1, late of the State of Iowa, having
been issued TO the undersigned, all parties in
any way indebted to said estate are hereby no.
titled to make immediate payment, ana those
having claims TO present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
Ebensburp. Jan. 6. lS.2.-6t.
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FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATION

II on the estate of PHILIP RACER, late Of
jackson township, decd, having been granted
To the undersigned, all persons indebted to said
estate will please make payment, and those
having claims against the estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN A. RACER. Admir-.
Or his Counsel. SHOEMAKER 81 BERRY.
Ebensburg, Jan. 20, IS72.-6t.
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COUNTY BONDS

- Commissioners of Cambria County are now
prepared to sell to those desiring the same, the
BONDS of said county. in sums OF 500, 500 and
500 These Bonds are issued by authority OK
the Court OF Quarter Sessions of Cambria conn
ty, for the purpose of raising money TO build
the New County Jail. and pay interest at tho
rate of six per cent. per aunum-Said interest
being payable northumberland are redeem
able at-the pleasure of the Commissioners after
the 1 3ih daE of December. $ 4, and pay
able the 18Th day of September 1SSI.-
Coupons are attached To each Bond for the semi
annual inStalments of interest
Parties desiring to invest in this Loan will
please call on the Commissioners at their once
/ in Ehenshurg.
Witness our hands this 10th day Of April, A
d. 1871.
JAMES E. NEASON, }
- FRANCIS O'FRIEL. tCom'rs.
W. ID. M'CLELLAND.N
Artnsr-I Ian n-+f
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ANOTHER Atlantic cable is to b. laid.
The New York herald., 1872-02-04
AMUsEM ENr~.

Cs4sD OPERA aovsE,-1o:sIsaT. Ara
HERR o.aI * sssEs s.sS D...s.
fkoSS1iaI S:S
4ys,s.s "Poe am re,,sS sIPps sls
s. March, .Dss Amszonss wehle
Grand ran,... s pasr S,olsas.1e " Sm.nesh servais
MILE. ELIZA DE TRY.
Grand Selection Lies Hsss's''' "'','sss, ~s'.,
ArA' LA roupes NILE as susmSsu n FRisr;
Gpana Duo, aXmerean pia,ii
8 ..u. MLLEs. I.Lis oAsrsiIXs AND DE TRY. Downing
Reserved sests xam SO csais
rroscen,n@ boxes. 10 Balcony boxes ...'so
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,. CORNER OF EIGHTH AVE
fSssy 5sais:Sos q SE$ =,
TrNay M b. y
ss Grasp Cirque PANS Hsesy tSE %ss Sys %
Cooke in his starsns Juggling BACKWARD Act on
back s. viii Be Ssa 70 the p"
ting which aiCrj. excel ent from part Of the
= Ssr sG % e fs FL ST9
GLOBE THEATRE. -
" AA"As'''''G6RxXij oFiHiNG. :" f"1'"
- esAAssbb sAa!iiSsHk;E Aa!iiSsHk;E
At O'Clock.
GRAND s1zEss x SSSss JSss psns AT
with GmGsfss thf fhfsfE GfGsTfiEs'An
vvw co~., s%Spd ~ r.vo,,rrs
WIN be snw Ss nsM rn or py No.
utiei ~ ' .r~na-,.,
OR. CUTE TIE RELIABLE
Srs W. G. Jones. MISS % Polly hoo,H,
Mr. Higgins S,.. NJ; Tspy n.,,, Mr.. F. Connolly.
Mss Mary wS,osrcRR, SorR,, Davis &C.
PEDEsTIN
XfrERNoON AND EVENING MONDAY AND THURS
Friday evening, benes, Of Mr CHARLES pErRIE
.,..,..,.. POPULAR rRicEs m,.r,.
Reserve. raiqast and Balcony Chairs:
4%e..1e.,.s; :. ss@.'
w IAN NISrn s1y N,lsESs MEEE: on
join GARrH,
""''" ""ii iiS se u;nxr scCCsss." "''A"'"s
to aA0w SovsLPPsss. g, 'ef PriSleu0A 0'
amer aE yaTSA .mo. readiness,
FOR proaaction, sa pssiponsi s%,saaencs
Manner Ssss e snnenass the
Comedy - 50
Charles Mathews ana Mr. john Brousham
Roorn's THEATRE. BOOTH.
SEVENTH MR. Edwin iS1Ta suuTa oh'sA"'
MR.. 11wREnGg BS4TYs bARRErr
AS CAsslUs.
NJ sssGs ASTSSS STsSS
book i. daSs SS Sauss the H rhes also at
;se ss,s o. s:s.s @ s.sssTs ss4s27
SAH 81 Sss Sassss Sssssss
Nine. PARGPA R0sA.
n as s s nSsS in sew sSr er
~, uN d.sI:.s sALLo n. IN MAsCMERA "a Masked a
ur e Sn ns Ss PxPX
ROSA Company. and win be Produced win the following ad
m,raoie ean ;,pA pos 4, h x.s o,. =, ..u NJ,
VAN zAsbT - ose.r; Mr.; sEGUiS as Urisa; y; Gas.
tie ss Ricsrdoj Nc COOK as Rensto; Mr. HALL as
SanSnc;or Samne,i Ssr M NJ ieH As ion'. carr, ROSA
GTTUuEHsDAY.frsi extra night fif: lime here 10 many
year. Of Rossini's maHerwork LA GAIA LADRA tMaid
M%ssxss * FisSso subscription night
the .sCssn Hssse%y Il MI GIRL
Nine S;;:;.s sris: Isl
sd%.isa ssis Of s,s pissi; As :.1 :a
s"y, and At .0'' %, anu - 0'O'u.g -
| L Managers .:..,.....:... CARROLL MoCLoSKEY
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:-7,, zzzz,ze UNCLE TOMS CABIN:
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Secure your sesa early.
ETH AvENrE THEATRE.
= Sole Lesses ana Hsnsrcr Mr. AUGUHTIn DAILY
West Twentyourh sas brosdwHy Curtain nses ~
LAST NIGHTS OF "DIvORCE ~
Twenty-thrd Week.
grII DIVORCE MATINEE,
Saturday at ~ O'Clock.
CHARACTERS BY MI. Psony nor.ns Fanny navssgcvs. ,
Mortimer. Roberta, Norwood. M,ss vamsr rirmln . and
(ri nths; Mr.. d. H. Harkins James Lewis, W. DaviIe,
Louis James Henry Criap. Owen Fawcest: ID. Whiting,
George De We're, y. Chapman, J. Burnett, beekman aud
Godfrey.
BOX OFFICE open daily from A. NJ sP. NJ and seats
may secured for of the LAST NIGHTS.
- On washngtons Birthday Thursday February 81.
MR.. DALl,s FIFTH AvtNUE C0MrANY MANY will eve a
SPECIAL GRAND MATINEE OF "DIVORCE" in PHlLA.
DELrHIA at the Walnut street Theatre, and viii reurn by
SPECIAL LIGHTNING TRAIN ~ New lork ~ give upon
THE SAME EVENING the l76sh performance OF DIVORCE
the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
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HROOikLyN ROAKD.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS, TWO MINUTES FROM WALL
ID street ferry-A party OF German crutemen desiring q
home IN Q private family where French and German
spoken, obtain pleasant Rooms overlooking the
together with clAss table Address r. g. boz L1y3 Post
olce New York.
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XyORHvILLE-2 EAST EINETY.s ECOND STREET,
Large and small Ronrns newly furnished, for single
gentlemen gentlemen and their wives also table Board.
Terms moderate.
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A LADY WILL. GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE PLAN,
"A either al her or pupils residences terms gs and ~
particular pains taken vi new begiuners
Address TEACHER Bradbury Piano warerooms 427 Broom
street.
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nArIsREs wEpNEspAys AND sArURDAys ATa
Secure vour early.
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ITO LET.-A PARLOR AND HALL BEDROOM ADJO1N-
to ict siagly suite, three genemen
gentleman and wife lady 10 board lVO West foriyeghth
street, southwest corner.
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A FIRST CLASS POWERFUL ALTO VOICE wIsHE'
N situation In a choir give the best OF recommen
dalton hgh sa.ary expected. Address ALTO, Hsrai
oalee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-05
LA FIESTA DEL PATRONO.
CIRapeIOIini.


De nuestro apreciable colega El
AV1sador, tonamos ell siguiente arti-
culo: 9a
Todos los pueblos tienen sus festas es-
peciales, y por elias Sc viene en- conoci-
miento de 10 que han sido, de 10 que
son. De 10 que han sido porque en- elias
Sc ven mareadamente sus tradiciones; Y de
10 que son, porque no dejan de notarse
algunas modifcaciones que las mismas han
sufrido, motiyadas por ell cambio de gus
tos y de costumbres, que aunque insen-
siblemente van introduciendose con el
tempo.
Puerto-Rico tiene, pues, al igual que
los otros pueblos sus festas especiales, v
estas Sc determinan claramente en- ell mes.
que con tai motive, denomina mes de San
Juan. o
No es pues un dia, sino un mes el que
dedica Puerto-Rico en- festejar su esela-
recido Patrono, y al efecto .todo 10 busca,
todo 10 inventa todo 10 pone en- movi-
miento. Juesos, diversiones y entreteni ]
nientos para todos, chicos y grandes, hom
bres mpjeres, ricos y pobres, De ahf ell
que todos sin distinction esperan con ansia.
este mes, 8 mas bien, 81 primer dia de
ests mes, para gozar de Ia espausion ho.
nests y de- Ia inocente algeria d que Sc.
entrega Il poblaciOn entera, csaldQ Ilega
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-05
"EL PROGRESO"
TRANSFOEeyTADU u CONTENTO.

Nuestro colega E1 Progreso Sc aca,
ba de banar en- las aguas de Biminf-
es Erase suya-6, mas claro, ha cam
biado de redacclon. Segun vemos en-
su ndmero del microbes, al Sr. ID.
Pascasio Sanc6rrit ha reempIazado d.
Felix Padial y 4 d Jose Julian Acos-
ia, D. Jose r. Abad. Creemos que
ocupando ell Sr. Padial ell Iugar del
Sr. Sanc6rrit, ell peri6dico nj pierde nj
CANA; mas, sin que sea nuestro amino
offender nj adular q ninguno de nues
tros adversarios, pensamos que ell CO
lega pierde mucho con la salida del
Sr. Acosta, que es escritor entendido
y correoto, y que para llenar ell vaclo
que deja, no tiene, como perodista,
bastante estatura ell Sr. Abad, 81 10
hemos de juzgar por La instruction y
La Pr0vj'scia, publicaciones que tu-
vieron una vida debil y fugaz. No
creemos, pues, ser injustos nj estar
desacertados 81 con franqueza decimos
que de esta dltima parte de la modi-
ficacion resulta desventaja para los
abonados de El Pyogreso. NADIA Sc di q,
|ce de 81 queda ZEN la redaccion 8 no
d. Jose Pablo Morales. Hace dias que
CORE el rumor de que este cabaIlero
piensa abandonar la prsnsa y la poll
tica Esto ell silencio que .sobre su
nombre Sc guarda nos hace suponer
que tambien este no adocenado perio-
dista ha cesado de ser redactor de
nuestro colega. ST asf es, que no nos
consta, esta es otra p6rdida de consi
deracion para ell peri6dico ultra -refor-
mista. De todos modos, lejos de re
forzarse, Sc ha debilitado su redac-
cion que no creemos pueda sostener
ell peri6dico cor los brios de sus
buenos tiempos, q no ser que tebga
tras la cortina algunos de esos escri-
torres que por @v0 ercesiv0 modest;a,
no les gusta escribir sino bajo res
ponsabilidad. ajena.
Dicha redaccion promote seguir la
misma Marcia trazada por la antigua.
siendo su divisa Espa0a q libeYtad Y
observando el mayor respeto para con
el pdblico, y para con sus adyersarios.
Lanueya redacccion, dice, assume toda
Ia responsabilidad del pasado de IL
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neral Echagiie. Perteneciente al hon
roso institute de vUluntarios, 81 es ell
primer Official del battalion que ha IA
llecido en- esta Capital Su familia ha
perdido IN jefe bondadoso y solfcito,
Il sociedad un ciudadano honrado
insttuido, la juventud un buen macs
tro, nosotros IN consecuente amigo.
sAoom paflaInos. en- su sentimiento &
su se11ora esposa y q sus sobrinos po-
lfticos d qulenes nos consta amaba con
ell carino de un padre tierno y gene
roso.
A aeompanarle q su Ultima morada
acudiefon personals de todas las classes
de nueat'a socledad, pues el Sr. Gran
dy no tenia enemigos-qui6n pudiera
decir de 81 otro tanto-y en- particular
asistieron los jefes, o6ciales, la mdssi-
ca y yel piquete de voluntarios que le
hicieron los honores de ordenanza.
Scale la terra leve & nuestro ami
go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-05
EN- TIERRO.

Ell microbes por la tarde tuvo lu-
gar el de nuestro amigo D. Claudio
Grandy. Despues de una larga y peno~
sa enfermedad, sucumbi6 Ia noche del
2 este probo y dignfsimo funcionario
que desempen6 la plaza de admins
trador del BoLETiN, que fu6 excelen
te catedratico, y que por sus leales
serysios mereci6 ser distia9oitio por
Ell Gobierno con la aeneomienda de
Isabel la Catdlica en- tiempos del ge-