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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07

These are quoted ex interest first of November
Exchange on N. y Il prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds par and interest.
Foreign Exchange is selling at $500 per s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07
Chicago Market.


Chicago. Dec. 6.
fiour-White winter extras, S7.50G$9.75
pring extras, SG2j47.50.
Whea:-No. l spring SIS; No. 2 $J.16
@11s.
Corn-32c for No. i 3Oa3l14o for No. 3;
rejected 29ysc.
oats-@4G2415 for No. ?.
iye-51c for No. 9.
GArley-GOo FOR No. g
Butter-25 q 2G2 Tor choice.
Egss--2jq"J.
Caltle--Cnoice steers IS 25g57O; medium TO
fair 81 10000; good to choice cows 81 COG .4OU
cc,..non TO fair 81 00Q300
Hogs-S395G4OO.
New Work market.
New York. Dec 5.
Wheat-Prime spring Sl.75.
Reese for western,
Oats--50 gjj - cts for western.
Corn-Mixed western 31sgG4c.
Lard-S$aqSia vents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07
DIR. II. OLIN.

DIR. II. OLIN,
Chicago formerly Of this psse0 will visit Ottawa. at Cir.
HOTEL the frst Tuesday month for treating all
diseases Of the Eye and Ear surgcsy otherwise Opera
tons for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure OF
duct eye and the OF tumors
morbid gowhs Of every description Artificial eyes and
enr inserted without pain prevou Grafton. Gran
ulsr eyeds, the squens ,es ,ucay and
Permanently cured.
From his long experience In treating diseases Of the Eve
and Ear he feels confident In stating can cure nearly
very Chronic diseases also treaed Consultation free
December 10th ls10.-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-07

Throat Lungs and Chest Diseases Caarrh, Asthma Liver
and Kidney complaints Nervous and General Debility Kheu
matsm, Paralys Epiepc Fits also ali diseases peculiar
Females, treated with marked CONSUMPTION
cuIedn apparently hopeless All diseases skin
and Blood Eyes and Ears ndscretons Of youth radically
cured sa and speedy Of many diseases and
maades considered hopeless Or. DAke has peer In
treatment Of chronic complaint. His remedies cued
em the choicest roots and hebs used Golden
OPINIONS nom me Prsss handsome encomums from prom
cause OF disease like open book II Charges moderate
con- ultation free.
TEsrIxoSIAs-1he Western Rssu! speaks OF DR.. pake
one OF the most successful ply Scians In the L. s. nova
II DR.. DAke's next visit comes Sunday. Dec. ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

L,OR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST GENTLEMEN's
II road Horses In the city; sorrei years old, lsa
hands high; will show $40; warranted sound and kind.
S85 West Thirteenth street. r. X. GORDON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY.
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
GIFT MONEY ALL UP.
100000 IN RANK TO PAY PRIZES.
FILL. DRAWING IN HI0UT
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.

The Grand GIFT Concert for the bonont OF the Public
Library OF Kentucky L. postponed to Saturday the 9TH Of
December, for the following req ons
Tho failure OF certain agents to make returns In time
i0y the drawing 70 take place september -
The accumulation OF during tho Inst few days
70 such extern that Il possible 70 I'LL them and
have the drawing the 2sth.
Tho generally expressed desire Of ticket holders that
full drawing might be had even II made short post.
p0nenlcnt necessary.
Tho belief Of the management that by short post
pOnement the remnant OF unsold tickets be disposed
OF and all the prizes paid In full without tho necessity OF
any pro rata scaling down.
benefit The Public Library BY larger balance and the
ticket holders by larger gifts the concert aud
have been 70 the ~ day o. %
tvcly and uvocay come or In the great hall OF the
Public Library building beginning at precisely O'Clock
A NJ, and continue until the whole Of the one thousand
gifts awarded
The payment Of the giits will begin the day after the
drawing and continue for SIX months In current funds, by
the Farmers ana Drovers Bank by sight draft upon
the Fourth National Bank New York. ut the option OF the
Qiit ticket hOld0rS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
THE TURF.

ELEETwooD ASSOCIATION
Aorr as'Fis wss SRSTsE county ~ N.Y.
COMMENCING TUESDAY, bo9oBER I.
Purse No l-sio for horses that have never beaten
Alden I. Goldsmith enters b. q GiS:ter:
Ii ssasns
5oan fs aiIRPs enters snssrs FANNY Osborn
W. H. Borsf enters b. m. Blossom.
M II Sasey enters blk M Lady Byr%Sn nctn
WIZ Me wsssl snie9s Snser susie D Clay
PuRsx No 2-s5oo for horses that have never beaten
John Lovett enters b; m qazelle.
2. Mace Mace enters &: g. Gray Eddy.
william Il iva" Van coti enters B, m. Tennessee.
Thomas e csrnenier enters s. m lydia Thompson
issSis vii
PuRsr No s-sl 500 for horses that have never beaten
T. f AssRs s sHs5. ST 8 i sish P1 ss
Hsnss N Nswsaa nsrs p S1 s%Rs
b. sr J SSrss ts1s never beaten
John Loyet. enters br. 9. Young Bruno
4 f ksl.Eys e snssrs p g. sssvgrgg si.x
wv. Briggs enters b. m Lady koss.
D. PSisr enters Oh. m Grace Bertram-
hs s:s:! :sss:: : e i sissisr
Lon MORT; iFS pISykfpST Ns SS4oprn
Purse No. S-sa' for horses that have never beaten
Alden Goldsmith enters b, 9. Chester.
John Lovett ontcrs b. m Gazelle.
r. Hadden enters b. IN Lady AMMO.
$Ss: ss ss.s:i i ssayy dssSrs
B. Daniels enters b. g. Grown Prince
" Wasss eseas Da SUSIE wslddni sy
R o horse: that have never beaten
John Lovett enters b m; LULU.
" Maco enters ch 3. Judge Fullerton.
s@isS Sn snssrs THOMAS 5ssa:o
Ef sS%.n snsss caers orms'' '0'
"A'e Fo opR51 I DAY-MoN fis octoberz
Purse No 7-e200 for horses that have never beaten
Edwin Thorn enters b. M Enigma.
John L0vett enters b. m. Gaxelle.
J. II. Phillips enters CHI Fanny Fern.
J: .: Walton enters b. 8: Kansas Chief
james MoKee enters b NJ. Young Thorn.
J. ]. Bowen enters b. &. Gomez.
J. N. Woodward enters b. m. Belle Brandon, formerly
r. Nance enters b. m. Mary A. whitney,
NJ w. Olcott enters blk. 8. Contraband.
Henry % Newl land enters hr = VIM Tnrnbul
punsE No s.ss co0i free for all; $500 additional to
Mace enters sr s. s HssTfs ns% s
W. II. Doble enters b. m. Rosalnd.
Races commence each day at O'Clock. Admission to
grand stand and hed ~ Badges to club house, endorsed
Horse carseavc Harlem Bridge each day of the races
every ten minutes, direct for the Park.
Trains leave Forty second street depot at II 10 NJ
G. VAN NESS, President
W. II. VAN Corr. superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
HORSES, CARRIAGES. go.
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE BY PUBLIC
IA AUCTION

FEN $Ss S
ra1s esT RBrs%e
ssB!s ssk hsD sSShda AxEsuE
% q III about @
positive sale, without any reservation The Horses arc
attention n &c themes and PARTIES ss
purchase will do well to call and examine them previous
.I Sc;pt!fa pair S 9 premium bay oslins ls hand;
iiPEul.Ssd iro% each other long, Sowny names and
70 Ill cS CaS ysss
ago. have been used 70 CARNAGE and light wagon have
% s Be- Ss Ss .ns Nc
S Tssy s
sound and Kind , And aTs without eiemsh.
sS'as e sssEt @ 'sSs
psSsss sqsT a SE'nKs S0qa
beauty and has grea. and action be driven by
a: s sss'
h Swaer s o o
him the track, his way q going warrants the be-
liable rack Su and Kind
h 1ass ea 81
DIM, ast mare Lottie has been used by ladies thIs
ira S
next sprng. He shows great deaf Of speed, and &
Se nS oas % SHs
Old has been assd horse drives win si'ne.
child genteel good gated has tricks faults
and is No family horse; warranted sound and kind
high and years old. sired BY Red Eye. dam by War
fast has all the gas and has OF the best blood In
her In the country is very stylish and attractive, and Is
warranted free ron spot or blemish
Also tour wheeled Dog Cart two seat Phaeton Ercws
all Ia fine order.
N B-Ths Is some OF the finest stock ever offered at
public AUCTION and will positively be sold 70 the highest
bidder Horses warranted for twenty -four hours and
be at all times stables where catalogues may bc
obtained, also at the oilce Of auc tonecrs
Sale positive ram annc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

~>~~ ~ ~ . ~>~-s.-- ~-~s~~-~
A on SoH ii; ! ySN TAssELL.
opposite the Post office.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
no. s AND p8sf HAz AHSF!0 H. aH ssSn 9TH Av
satEs 3s$ $faRR1Aess
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAYS SALE.
TEAM BAY MARES il i H Nifss HIGH 10 YEARS oLp
rvers minatSs have great enauranee !G are
E5Fs EStf so 2o 2sPFf
good travellers and excellent workers and warranted
ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY DU.
se EGEAN Han saY rRorrrNG MARE ,,k HANDS
s9 @
" sSl 81 SSss IS; az Is SsSsYs
old Kind and true IN 4. harness and under saddle
q s sfffs SSa Eng HSaD s HUH a Ss1as OLD
Ss.
HANDS .a a1s rom ;, YEARS sass s osD
.saa s ssppsr nee driver and warranted sound
BLACK HORSE, i HANDS Hion, YEARS OLD;
an ss horse rS' for
chJ ,H,, $n use ], And c Tayranted sound.
BAY MARE, 1917 HANDS HIGH. SIX YEARS OLD;
kind and true IN all harness. free from vice good trav
CHESTNUT HORSE, l5A HANDS HIGH, SEVEN
years old kind and true In all harness. from vice.
and very reliate family animal and fears nothing,
kind and true in oil harness; free from vice good trav
f sna
kind and true In all harness. free from vice good travel
Ter; Stylish Tree and pleasant driver, and warranted
sound.
TWO CLOSE COACHES, IN GOOD ORDER.
BAY TR0TTING HORSE, l5h HANDS high; 7 years
old kind and true In all harness free from vice. extra
fine roadster; trots In minutes without training,
very stylish driver and warranted sound.
VICTORIA, IN PERFECT ORDER
BAY HORSE, ltis HANDS HIGH, years old kind and
true In all harness free from vice. good traveller
class coupe and express horse and warranted sound
Several other horses Description time OF sale.
Weather iutcrfcrea with sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

ITAIR, HAIR, HAIR.-SHAW'S PATENT HAIR.
IL equal to human hair. be combcd and brushed
kst solid Switches one yard long ss French Switches
25c latest styles always hand $50 Bowery opposite
Third and Great Jones street. stairs; and y6s
streets, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
~ '''' ' JENKINS I.iiiS DUFF, l,4ol Broadway.

A -ONE OF THE HANDSOMEsr AND BEST BRED
IA gentlcmen's Roadstcrs IN the State u golden sor
bred By !. l. Dorsey. yr. 81 Louisville; i ~ hugh .
ssl K and pFoses rresf suesd hss great sye
acipS and nPeSarsnGe and wsTrsntsd sound ana bind
matched pair Of black Mares, both sired by Cassus
Clay Jr; are lS9 high, years Old very stylish handy
are all day Eoadsters atraic Of nothng arc gated
and drive alike attract much attention and
ranted sound and kind.
serve Wednesday October at IL O'Clock, at BARKER
CHASES City Auction Mart and New York Tattcrsals
Of Broadway and Thirty-nnth street. where they
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

LNOR sALE-AT SACRIFICE, EXTRA STYLISH
II dark brown family Gcldlng, years old, 49, high
heavy tail and mare g trot ~ y 40 sure ladies have
brewster top Wagon; used but six fines; pole aud
shafts Dunscombe Harness Call Mt lu0 West Thirty.
third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
A Lien B. MINER AUCTIONEER,
n s''f By SIls 4 GRaR RfSE a EsfsGf street
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q
= sss NORTH NJ gHF PF5yArE
EgyAhf A FhiS KS FIsTM AyEAgEs
comprising the following Horses Carriages Harness &C.,
inch SsfRfs
one pair brown Horses and years old, Y hands
hSSse i saGT yar g old ad apn
ns saiesy and pd S s
past Summer as saddle horse and in harness INC
stylish .nG tsny nOr G M hands high
uss rim 1 E r. b ladies' and children under
pls yned with silk 6sss brown satin; but little used
ph nsa s ssSe
s l Ts sSs T. n ss S s sS
Pun Ssfr ~ n ass a Ps IL use
Set double Harness. by By Merry, London, in use four
Ss5Srsns ns.nes y Ssv Wood Gibson
set single Harness for coupe, by Adam Rosses Paris
Two se ys sSS c sSss oS%s
saddles and Brides &c.
attn o'clock AN,
prae RESIDENCES ss %.,SnsSn square.
HANDSOME nousE !fio sSsn FsTtkSrruRE. MADE TO
OCTAVE PIANO, GILT AND BLACK WALNUT FRAME
PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS; REAL BRONzEs IN
CLOCKS, STATUETTES AND VASES, PARIASs, MAN
TEL ORNAMENTS. &C., &C.
A -A.-A-HoRsEs WANTED
IA either singly pairs,
suitable for carriage, road, saddle,
express, business or farm work.
Fresh stock direct from the country, preferred.
The best Of stables and qick sales
Tor such at the
New York Sales and Storage Repository,
3 $50 and al Fourth Twenty fth street
:. DINukE Co, Auctieneera
N THURSDAY, Oct ., 1s72
at III O'Clock A. ~.
Horses, Carriages. Harness, Blankets, Robes. &c,
at saesrooms 337 $40 and 3n Fourth avenue, corner
Twcnty-nfih street.
Parties wishing to dispose OF Horses, Carriages &c.
have them sold ~ public auction or private sale on the
most advantageous terms.
Livery or private stables sold at auction on owners
premises when desired.
Sales positive every Thursday.
=. DINGEE 4 co, Auctioneers.
--A-AT VERY Low PRICES,
IA. TO cover cash adyances
extensive variety OF
and second hand
Vehicles Of most any description.
Also single and double Harness.
Please call and examine
Ut New York Sales and storage Repository,
$751; $50 and N1 Fourth avenue corner Twenty nth street
Q. DIN0kk 90, Auoloneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

AT s. LIBERTY-AT SACRIFICE FOR CASH,
ns ana Rnd waSnr % S Guy p
Phaeons very cheap Decidedly the best for the money
have offered.
JOHNSTON L VAN TAssELL, % Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

TUE QUEENS HOTEL. NEAR TIE CRYSTAL
IL Palace, Upper Norwood, Lond0n.-T0 tourists and
fnmes-Its elevated, pleasant and most ssubrio,s POSI-
ton combined with the comfort afforded and s general
management, have made the Quoon's Hotel invortto
resort 81 Tho upper ranks Of Engllsh societH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01

L,OR sALE-TEN GOOD WORK HORSES. INQUIRE
the ice office, 8 West Fiftysec street. after
O'Clock p M one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01


AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, el4 BROADWAY,
"A near Twentieth street full line Of Paris BkE u
TUNE importers Examine before purchasing READY
MADE imported Suits. CLOTH MODELS given with
each pattern, which PERFECT GUIDES to work by.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31
NOTICIAS DE LA 2NTNSULA.

Ell dia s celebraron una larga coufe
lencia con ell senior minIstro de Ultramar
ell cap: tan general de Puerto Riso ell Sc
cretarlo de aquel gabierno. Dichos seno-
res salen para aquella Antilla en- este va
por-correo.
Ell dia 10 sigu'6 ocupandose ell con
sejo de ministries lie los asuntos de Ultra
mar, para dar las dltimas instrucciones
a los altos func;onarios mlitares po It'll
cos que van salir para las Anti las.
-Leemos en- Et Inpayci01 del dia IL:
'En ell consejo de ministries de aver tar
de quedaron definitivamente acordadas las
cuestiones electorales de Puerto Rico, y
por 10 noche recib eron las 6ltimas instruc
Clones del mnistro de UItranar al captain
general y el secretario del gobierno supe-
rior civil.'
LII Ep0cd cree que en- virtud de las
instruociones que lie. ell nuevo inteaden
te de la Habana, senior Cancio Villamil,
podra mejorar la situacion economical de
aquella isla, y los amigos del gobierno
anaden que son de esperar del talento, de
la competencia y de la honradez del senor
Cancio Villamil, retormas benefciosa de
la isla de Cuba.
Dice La Correspondence del dia 12:
elias noticias del retramiento de los
radicales de Puerto Rico, noticias de que
Sc ha hecho eco de la prensa, son exage-
radas. Segun nuestros iDformes, los ex-
diputados radicales de aquella isla en- sus
conferencias con ell senor Ruiz z 5rrilla y
ell ministro de Ultramar, Sc han limitado
a pedir que haya legaldad en- las elecclo-
ncs, anunciando que sola en- el caso i'm
probable de coacciones que fllsearan la
eleccion, SO retraerfan de votar sus corre-
ligionarios. Como las instrucciones del 60
bierno las autolidades, segun dcen los
ministeriales, coas' 'sten en- el estrcto cum
plimiento de la legalidad, no es facil que
aquel caso .llegae"
Ell dia tuvo lugar la conduccion del
cadaver del arzobispo de Toledo desde su
casa -palacio hasta la estacon del Medic
dia, para ser trasladado Toledo.
Ell dia entire ocho y nueve de la DO
che Sc intent6 prender fuego al edifcio
que ocupa la diputaclon provincial de Ma
drid a rojando una botella de espfritu de
vino por una de las ventanas bajas de di-
cho ediicio, que dan s la Gale de Ia Cru
zada; pero se'pudo evitar el incendio, mer
ced 4 Ia prontitnd con que Sc acud.6, To-
grando sofocarlo en- el acto.
lei vapor Akcante, de los sefores A..
Lopez y compalfa, embisti6 hace pocos
lias con IN yapor iDgl6s Al embocar q b
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31

Ademas llevaba en- ell pecho espalda, ell
escudo de armas, y un pequeno casco de
plata con penacho de pluma blanca, Gu.
bria la parte anterior de la cabeza, sir
viendole la celada de antifaz. No supimos
que admirar mas 81 ell buen gusto del traie
6 ell elegante aspecto de la dana.
Nos damos ell parabien perque nuestras
bellas vayan tomando cada dia mas gusto
por una diversion de la que elias sacan Ia
mejor parte.
Els la sola epoca del ano en- qua la
mujer puede decir 10 que siente. Solo ta-
pandose la cara puede decirnos, sin rubo-
rizarse, 10 que pasa en- su corazon.
He aQuf algumOs datOs de m. Gordon
Bennett, fundador, propietario y director
del Herald de Nueva York, peri6dieo
que, sin duda por rivaldad contra el II.
mes Q por enemiga Grant, ha hecho con
su lnmensa Influenza una guerra muy vi
va al arreglo en- question. iQue existencia
tan extraordinaria la de este periodista!
Nacido en- Escocia principles del sglo,
destlnado la Iglesia prlmero, Sc embarca
f~N~ AVS AZSC0OO0~O ~ uIuOG Cll 1919 COQ OUU
RS. en- ell bolsillo. Els professor de frances y
espanol en- Boston, pero con tai desgracia
que llega un momento en- que estA dos
dlas sin conner hasta que encuentra un
schllling en- la calle.
Corfector de pruebas en- una imprenta
traductor de obtas espaholas, professor de
economic polftica, creador de una escuela
comerclal, modesto redactor de otros pe.
rl6dlcos, funda en- 1885 ell Herald, cuyas
otcIna, que hoy ocupan un magniGco pa
laclo de marmol en- la mas bella avenida
de Nueva~ York, empezaba por instalarse
en- un Sotano. Su propietario, que muers
muchas veces Millionaire, 81 bien era carl
tat'vo y generoso, era muy elastico on
materias de moraldad. Todo Sc vendia en-
ell Herald, y en- uno de los panicos fnau.
cieros. tan frecuentes en- Nueva- York,
anuncla que va publicarse en- su peri6-
una llsta de todos los comerciantes, QUE
brados soIventes. Los primeros le pagan
una gran suma por no fgurar y los segun-
dos porque aparezcan sns nombres. -
Mr., Gordon ha muerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31
GACETILLA. G.

AcOsadOs Il la vez pOr tantOs "a taques
de nuestro apreciable colega Ell Ir0gFeSo
nos olvidam0s de contestarle un parrafo
periodico satirico liberal -conservador con
cuya redaccion no nos unen otros lazos
que la buena amistad que profesamos &
los que la forman. Pere porque no Sc crea
que nuestro silencio Sc tome por un taci-
to asentimiento 4 la comparacion que hi
20 E5 Progreso entire ell Don Cdpdido y
La Araj5a, hemos de decir que no halla-
mos que pueda ponerse en- parapgon Ell
primero con el segundo papel.
A la pregunta que nos h&ce ell colega
contestamos con otra, Sin embargo de
que en- los 1ltimos n1meros ha mejorado
algo el lenguaje personalisimo de ell DON
SimpljcjO iSe hace solidario ElP,0gre5o de
los artlculos, cabos sueltos Y versos que
Sc han publicado en- el Smplici0 desde su
fundacion? 5Aprueba por ejemplo aquellos
versos en- que, refriendose tgansparente-
mente un conocido caballero, decia que
tenia cruzada la cara la vez que ell Pc
chos
Por cada personalidad del Cdndtdo, nos
comprometemos presentarle dos en- su
correligionario satlrico. Esta clase de pu
blicaciones, cuando Sc redactan en- pobla-
clones pequenas, pecan to7as del mismo
defecto que nuestro colega exclusivamen-
te atribuye al Don CdndidO =
RSaiIe-El de IMGscaras que tmvO Ia
gar ell domingo 26 en- el teatro de esta
Capital estuvo concurridisimo Y brillante.
Ninguna vez recordamos haber visto reu-
midas tantas mAscaras en- nuestros bales,
Y al mismo tempo tan amables bien
pues' as en- la generalidad. Hubo varias
comparsas distingui6adose entire todas las
de templarias y ,edueandas por la sencillez
propiedad y buen gusto de sus TRACES.
Pero la que llamo especialmente nues-
ira atencion fue una dana vestida con Ia
bandera espanola. Componfase su traie de
un vestido liso de color de orc, con man
gas de grana, y unidas estas, dos gran
des y anchas fajas de la misma tela de
grana, que partiendo de- los homblos caian
q todo 10 largo de Ia falda los costados
de, la misma, y dispuestas de manera que
al abrir los brazos Sc desplegaban, coaYir
tiendose 81 TODD en- Ia bandera espan9Ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-07-31

radical nj hombre de partido alguno
sin caer en- ell absurdo de trabaiar
por Ia causa filibustera iOjala ad-
quiera esta conviction bien pronto
por su bien y por ell bien de la Isla!
Tambien salen por este correo pa
"a Puerto Rico los Sres. MARQUES
dela Esperanza y Dfz Romero, di-
putados de las dltimas Cortes. Lie
van toda la consideration, todo ell
respeto y todas las simpatfas de la
nacion espanola. Los hombres que
estan en- Espana a la cabeza de to-
dos los partidos les han dispensado
las mayores distinciones y esta cor
dialidad de relaciones ha de redun-
dar en- benefcio de la pequena An
tilla. Yo aconsejo a todos los espa-
foles de Puerto Rico, nacidos en- la
pequena Antilla 8 en- la Peninsula,
que sigan las huellas de estos dignf
simos patricios que en- las 1ltimas
elecciones proclamaron una polftica
de conciliacion fecunda Y salvadora
para Puerto Rico. All! ST otra con
ducta Sc sigue en- las elecciones in
mediatas, en- eventualidades posibles
probables y casi seguras del porve
mir nj ell Marques de la Esperanza,
con SUI magnanimo corazon, nj 81
.Sr. Dir Romero, con su ilustrado pa
triotismo, podrian evitar que Sc lie
vase, por todos los partidos que lie
guen al poder, sus 1ltimas conse-
cuencias una polftica que. tendiese q
sacar de Puerto Rico todos los ele-
mentos sospechosos de anti-espano-
lismo por su conducta en- 10 pasado