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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

UHPRorfTABLR ScuLLs.-At MASSACHUSETTS,
boat race the students OF the state Acut1fal Coos"
arc mentioned having performed Sin very fevorn'r"
way. and their names embnzonc1. rs was ssld' w
show future generations "tbe vigor Of the early yon
Of thu Institution" GOrdi They Will probably, OJ
Of the training for ths race DO abe 10 follow ns
plOw ~ handle the hoe, and o. do other farm wOrk
StOpl We learn. further. TIA these young men "iOst
whole year In Their course Of fOnr years. BY ~
their devotion 10 scune." Now IN what dOca that
four years consist simple niBded farmer
would suppose that they went tthor to learn aRrcui
ture that 10 they bad attended TO II they would not
have engaged In sculng 10 acquire yigOr; aud II Hey
had attended 30 1t they would rather have inca year
than lOoI one. Perhaps NO 90 not know What sgn-
cultural college ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ,
OFFICE OP THE CHIEF sIGFAL OfFloEh'(
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Friday, Oct 10 u. m'
Synopsis Tor me past tioeHfv-ToW n9Ws
The barometer has risen since WEDNESDAY
night throughout the Atlantic states ana Is sos' o'oi
New England and New-Jersey. 49,, ....s o,
THE low barometer for Dakota has moved eastward 20
Lake Superior, and is followed ny rapiuy msnis
pressure, falling temperature, and nprlh-oaSei' "iNu
In Minnesota. . 90. -uho.o
Tine pressure has risen decidedly In oregon, Wnere
cloud aud RAIN have prevailed Gear, uy
generally light winds prevail east VI the lSssSiPp
River. NM,
For Friday in the Gulf states. light winds ana clear
weather, except the immediate coast "hcro party
cloudy weather is probable. mi, o,,.. .,.,-
For tie southern aud Middle AHnl'o S,hes, g., ,d
,seafher yih light pnds mostly from me oT"ed'' a"
southeast -,,. an, .Ioar weather
followed by southeasterly winds ana purity 'i"uu'
weather b. Friday night III, oo,,, 90
sonth.west with clear or partly cloudy weather anu
railing barometer. ,,s ,auic,
For tho upper lakes south-westery winds ana iains
barometer with cloudy weather, follower py no' Wow
winds aud clearing weather durng the e,c.ns
For the ONO Valley westerly winds anu c''' "'''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

RARKRR-DOUGLASsA ThrOggs Neck. Wesicheser Comfy 90
wednesday bv the Rev Dr Wat Charles H. barAer 70 hs
Katie Douglas. daughter Of John Douglas. esq.
BOUTON-HOwARD--On "Wednesday evenBg Oct 3 BY Rev DE-
VIM BuddDgton ted by Rev Dr. H. B0ckse Johh v
Lille T., youngest daughter OF j. H. ho"A all Oh We
City Of Brooklyn.
BLoOD-GARDSER0n THURSDAY Oct o. By the hey Dr. fasg
AZ the brides hoTrt Blood TO Lau h
daughter Of Dr. A. K. Gardiner all Of this city. No cards
CROsBY-PHARO--AtT Trinity Chnb. Newark. n j.. by Rev IL
ooEin on Frederic CROSBY Of Boston Mass 70 ~ s
ADELAIDE Of toe late j. W. Phsro, esd OF ruckeron NJ
POWLRR-DAwsON0a Wednesday. Oct 3, 1873 a. the rsdencs
Of father By the Rev d NJ Adams john "rgbt fo"ier
to Emma Edith Dawson, all Of Brooklyn
VAN sICLRSwILKINS-on THURSDAY Oct o. By Rev j. IT, Hop
kn Frank siclen Let NJ youngest daughter Of '" IA
wilkins esq. Of VII milestone, N. y
yANDERyRRG-IsDBL-Tn BROOKLYN, "Wednesday, Oct At the
residence of parents by tue Rev. Mr. Smith oJsnne
William vandsyerg Flushing 10 Helen A. daughter oil hoahoa
IsIell OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
q xnr Go. The Southern papers are

PAY AS YOU Go. - The Southern papers are
desoanting on the ruin follow getting IN debt 10
carry on farming operations. One farmer who stopped
giving and asking credit, few years ago. records 1t as
his experience that now buy more than he ever
bought before and sell more. The case Is mentioned Of
tho French who never 20 In debt, and who having been
av,n money since the days Of the trst Napoleon, have
become the richest nation in tho world which seems
nroved by the fact that the German Indemnity OF a
ibonsand millions OF dollars which they were obliged To
pay has all discharged In two years while We here
Ia We been eighI years with twice much
Perhaps the wealth OF the French farmers arises "a
much from the smallfarm system and the high cultiys
ton they give the soil Therc ~ vast diiefence be
tween farming in loose way and having all work done
in the best manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
THE CONTROLLERS DEFENSE.

In regard to the charge of John Foley and
Others Of the Reform Association that Controller Green
had placed through favortlsm, 100000 OF the city
money in banks which do not interest Oh It, the Con-
troller says the following letter to the Corporation
Counsel Is sufficient answer TO such charge
NHw.Yo.K july 81, 1aT3
sR depos. banks Of the Treasury Of the Sy and SoaH 81
inc neglected TO int0 the Treasury
The the deposits their hands duHg tho
A. Palmer held the Oce Of Chamberlain Of
he Ctr and appbenVe that such Interest VIII be
Io.t N no means o collect the same By law
Will you actions against these nsnntons of
the recovery all the interest due IRON thn sou AZ he
ann. tie tho urgent necessity Of ing
orog,y viii the which has been commenced agan Naihae A.
sands x5 unAwfuI received by hn from the treasury IN the
year ls7l Respectfully yours ANpAhN ~ uAHHS No.1sHe''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10


pptnPy At M, residence Carmel Putnam County TSssi.y the
h INST Bellen soa Of the late Charles Behen INA
FSoer.l a. Carmel, on Friday. at scoct.
BfRD-In Broosu short Illness Geo Bird aged ~ 'ea
RELATIVES and friends Of fam, respectfully invited ,t,nd Ina
from his fathers residence 10 Coacost fny z9p
BoUFPLBR-En Brooklyn. Oct Elizabeth Bous the o'h year
PSn raj 90 Fdd, Oct TO- at the rsdenc Ofhss
sou.in-lav James b. Tomsey. 2DS Graham'sL
CROsLBY-On wednesday. 8. Clara Louise nAni dAashes ID
AMI Louise C,o.ley ss,d ssr 'Ia s say M. .. from
the parents 52l sOs'rAnds'e BSOOGn 81 fHds
O'Clock pm
Dr. Charles Diversified, Medical Drecs a.. N. 49, -
Funeral from bis ate ~'ideOeS IN ''hns''' u o"
EpRyru philadelphia. on SUNDAY, Oct 1873 Arthur IL EdsY.
us remains SH we're taken to Virginia
GEARY-At Hong Kong China, July "a kas Appleton wife Of H.
rSsraI services Tsc Be CHRIST srG
fnds, 0; IT. IT, stsien ss cnus s,c Rss
S. 3;2g and 5.0a p m OF woodisn station at448
HILI-At r. residence 6 Flhst. in this city rharsd'J.
uopPwlYY-At the residence mother Az Bdee. h,oS,:
In Emle Catharna Hoffman,. aged 20 Ie'r' @On and NJ
1ss burial will vdda, Oct 10 1873 :, oSIo's a.
Greenwood Friends and relatives airs iO'i'ed-
JoHNsoN-At Milton onhs.1asou the 7 inst. Melissa Love
services at Milton, FRIDAY. l0h i0~t, At IL m.
MAYER srdden, the 9Th inst Mrs. Elizabeth MAYER
He! friends are 1y t attend .Sr ,' SSs Fulton 4 b,os
udscn THURSDAY morning Oct
o. gnn. R.. daughter OIL w. and Adel1- H. Merriam
Notce Of funeral hereafter.
MogAS-In this city Tussis,. s,enly James heas.
ith. Ireland AGED 90
The aty and The family requested TO attend bis f<nes>i
an E.v 10Th inst OF ashngon aud PseSs
=, Rrokp 10 81 Church whore requiem Mass viii
altered 10, hc repose AID ihe.ce to tho Holy Cross Ceus
owRY-In Brooklyn s. 1873 oave MAJ only child iva Il
Funeral service. 5is L.e,e,!, Oct TO- atrn Res'iss
viii be t.kea HIGHLAND. Ulster Caur n. Y. for inemcst
oUINCY-on "Wednesday T. Fsacss AnAoa, Sh OF JssAA
Quincy IN the 9Th Of Der
Revs ens isys 70 attend the fnnefai nom her late -
Orange. " j. FRIDAY afternoon. eock trsa
leaves Batbs-st at t:l0s rciuras at 01 y
RIvRRsMITH-A SAGE, Maine, Ol & 1878 W. H. RiveDmin.
formerly Of BTssslyn
STEVENSON TUESDAY 0ct a. Hoboleo. 3D. Jsmes berses
Stevens, In the Sth year 81 bis agc
III, relatives friends the family Invited attend hr sef
Hoboke HdsOnst bssea b shA asa
Hiuth-sts. az .. ts.o FRIDAY the lOth VI Octoosr
THORNDIkBAt tsteaken, Sxsind, e IN ss< hsAiee-
widow OF tbe lste Aagasie, rhofndse Of Bosioa
wtLLERUPPn copeuh,gsn Sept l6 aner oas ee" csst "
q. WIlesup, sgei ~ YeAnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

SOUTHERN lSLAvERY. - An ex-Confedcra1e
general tells people OF the South that At Is cheaper
TO grow their provisions than to have thom sons
from Illinois FREQ Of AL charge n that were possine'
because In the first case. they VIII sproGuco only half
crop OF cotton which will bring much money q
whole crop; while they will gain in establishing habits
OF Industry and I'm addition, by raising grapes thcB DO
come Independent ~ the Cuano dealers Ilc chc1psHs
line OF TRANSFORMATION runs from the fields ana hOspeDs
To the barns aud mcathOuscs By growing prOVh'ohs.
instead OF sending money ont OF the country 70 buY
them capital will be saved 10 establish manufacturer.
when more money viii be Kept at home. To continue
cotton only is to doom he future eoneiaOs VI
both whites ana blacks 70 slavery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
LATEST SNIP NEHS.
For other Ship Mems see nm Rdgsi

For other Ship Mems nm PGgsi
ARRIVED
Jonathan Chsse Chsse Bordeanr Ang 80 bsi Is
ehored Of SANDY HOOK for orders.
George. Brown. from Mes Havoc for Porto aeo.
schr Caledonia Orb Dayton. WehSOoh NJ 81 days. via
plaster
Havans IIebe LorOus
ba LeoaGa aud America for Bremen Alano' ios Ass~cSs
c. for Gbaari Cecea for Naples Unonc ios
AhraBda brgs Frisco Lsrne Samuel LDo3 for Laknsu,
Clara Adams for st. Thomas scars Jaet o' o rando DO Sod
Mary Bnrtt for Para
WIND-sanst light. n. WI clear
DOMESTIC PORTS
FoRrRpss nOyaoB Va Oct 9-Pas.e IN for Balrsor
Rsening Star Br~meaveDi also. bars Jonaths DgAsa
Passed steamship Iber Ter savannah shin CHARTER Oak, Tor Va
brks Chasseu for the Me ite'anean ono Cork Tan
for LverpOo,; bns Aho ior Falmouth oh o. lsune' re.
Phadephs Richmond lost both and s the month ID hs
this morning anchored below ~recsing I" he'
CsaRIxsros ocs 9-Arvsd steamship Abnarc Bosoa
Chad Baraoa. Sailed steamships south CsoGa FOR York;
Virginia for Baltimore.
DISASTERS.
The brig CsoW scsow Ger ogack from NeN-i ork Ang ~
Consantnope petroleum reported by
cable Totally lost OF Che asel
The c. s. was 23i tou, built at v ismar ia 1853.
The bea Dom from SnO DOnin<O Tor Boston which pal
- Ia distress has been condemned an ~ %
sOlL -
LRwxs Del 9-Tbe j. Poleto for Phste1hs. par't
enau and suak the this morning AL hands saol
Oct 9Ghe George r. Ltlfair IRON Portland Ice
with lumber went ashore Rockpor Mass today AID s~
total wreck, the cargo BENZ scattered aohk me a.. ~
Ellen Merran. Bangor with lumber tosc nto ths
port TO-DAY BY the samug C. H. hey fall Of water having srhs
a leak of Boon Island
BlLTIxoRE Oct 0The steamship Kennedy port W
Providence reports VIOLA Wp, Chesapeake Bay ns
the schr Mary Wills Of baltimore, from Portsmouth, Fn os
Virginia oald with timber and Shingles, leasing hsiT.
sails aud The VIM henncdg tOG l
crew number let te ehr The sohr Nellie 'he
night Of the 7b aec~ad sprung LEAK AMI % Assistants
hash been sent " heI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
ypny,yRsT ARRIVALS
Rrer00rf HlInae-I

Irepoort Honse-Rear- Admiral c. II. Davis, u: >.
savJ the Hon y Puyn Of Albany and Prof Peicee Of e u g
suryey rim 1reyas HotfJH1gs Robert 4 Hale Of hhra-
beihsowr n Y; P'oL Balm Of the w. fishens
Commission Grorys II. Smart tho Rev. j. Bsnooh1
ntobisson Of Baker Of Comstocs
UIIrsnds Daan, May and Capt Cathn
Of West Point IOnt-Er-Goy. Horauo Seymour
Of Uacs the Hon u p. GaOSOrd Of Montana Judge
T. D. Paeps Binghamton. Capt C3ncros.. U. q Army,
ami e1eu Winchester Of Connecticut. Ho York noe
Judge w. H. Hunt Of sevO ans. stOr Hos@capt D. Scard
d, NAVY snd Atant AdjuianGeDes Ouehoue Albany
Gsey Thomas oTsod President Of the IT. Lawrenc and
..nP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

BAD FOR THE BAR.-The Patrons of Hus-
baudry have adopted practice. as a rule OF their
order worthy Of imitation by the unregenerate, which
a. never TO 20 to law and TO have all disputes settled by
arbitration This Is eminently wise aud has n,apy ad
yanages First, the case comes without delay and.
each man telling his story, jury of picked neighbors
and mutual friends decide what Is right Law SUITS
arise I'm most cases in Misunderstanding not IA Mhu
ness Only think OF difficulties being settled IN ths
and the dlsiuay VI lawyers aud constablcs ana sHo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
Tribune Lecture gura Ne. =.

ruf METHOD oR cRRArIoS
Az EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
rag DAkwISAE rAEORL
.,.,.r.s.assrsi BY Prot AGAssiz before hassss %
..s,. xobes, csnb<gs Mass. eoShisaS snssa, Il
"a ,...sdi,s isfssIoa Asma L pnass isu
A h,S ssh page iaA las,sts ssssviAS
NOW READY,
rsIBgkK LBcrUss EXTRA NO sIdsr.
THs also oeu,ans sssepcs Of he vosisra Fess desy
ard Ia the gosly Asaa.ss b. the College KIssi,sa
Price 10 seDtA AalssA rHg TRIBUNE. sswvssk
Nice eSss e0,sns 90 Less", ssA IN kAssa.s
ns>As AAAySs teesst e. 20 ssse
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Speuri Notices

Furs Cfeaned. Altered. npf Repaired. I" ~ 1890
new Pur Mandatory, Br9ad~s Vorue IeaHss' 'pR">'
N X Wors6 rstelsss. Prices soS .---.-------
DnnyiIle A. Co.. koyai Irish Disteres, heesl ny
~ he rsost helrs Of WHISKY "a the s,ru+ ol sa
Wbss, recommended bt the hoisi ~ p,sens 70
~ EAOfk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

cannot afford IL; It's authority stands too nigh To DO
sare, this Is small matter perhaps hardly worth WRIT
Ing about Yours
Booyfon, N. j., Oct 8, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

No moro riding in lty GIGS at 20 oents nile 70 sns
witusEses more lawyers ices ~ "" 49, ~,
mo more fees no appeas no hanging around mo
courhouse and slirrng up the Aawdust snh oo 5
than ALL more getting home tate at ngut hte' 'o"S
ride frOm the county seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
A CORRECTION.

TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
err: The writer of "Scaffold Eloquence"
does the Chyalrous % Marmion" injustice twas not
he but Blountthat says:
"Ftz Eustace, you with Lady Clare
Nay bId your beads and pdEer prayer
gailoD To the host, &c.
Idon't like 10 sse MISTAKEN dnolstlonainIuE ia'A"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

A Reliable Remedy for Fxpcliing Worms, - common
with Young chirsu Browns FEHNFuG6 Cpnis
Worm Losenges which pleasant tue tae end no esid WI" 20
fuse 10 tske % cents box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

The Rotten Sponge Pads, horrible neal s9nags, pules
iron Prgrr Pads Wire superseded By hs
Truss 6o3 Broadway which Coon cdr nD'ere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
HOME NE VS..

rugRMoserxK. YESTERDAY. At D,CXISeows IN PARK
9.m-55o ssOs-olo 81. n.-6i' Mduight-62'S' A. Due
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

Having teeth CoLroS 90 Cooper Initn'e vita Ntro~
OXIDE Wit charged nall the hytng heal h'Ases
meeting Refers PRIME DE- Holhch, Dr. CToio DE- Soo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
MAKRIED.

True and False Science, aspseoh me fnii basaeAT
P.xks Gos14E, "a TKIBUss LzovORz EXTRA Nj. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
DIED.

AU Notice. Of Marriages must be iadorsed NTH f'f
nnnS and lRdresS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

Los siguientes sueltos que tomamos
FL DidJl'HO R0jo, nuevo peri6dico re-
iornista que Sc publica en- Ponce, son
una Prueba mas de que los miniSteria-
les de eSta provincial hacen la oposi-
zion a la polftica del Gobierno
"El mlniStro nos ha dado un chas-
co SoberanO.
De donde deduzco que ell Ministro
debe ser ago mOnarquico.
Qulzas alguien Sc encargue de dar
al Mlnistro un chasco repubticano".
"El g. Ministro, por ejemplo, re.
cibe en- Cuba un telegrama avisando-
lie que 5. f ha quedado cesante".
Asi quedarfamos vengados.
\ la cOsa es aigO probable"
"EI Q. Jose Mendez, de AguadiIIa,
dice que es mas liberal que Castelar,.
No me parece muy buena la COM
paracion.
Castelar, no eStd ahora muy liberal
que digamos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

quien les cocine y les sirva bien por
ningun dider6; y q muchos hacienda
dos que, a falta de brazos, han encar-
gado al ganado, vacuno y caballar, la
limpieza de sus caf1averales, quedando
estos tan pelados como 81 ell mismo
Jesus del Sol 90. E. P. d. los hu-
biera rapado con su tea.
EStamos, por nuestra parte, segu-
ros de que 81 ell Ministro de Ultramar
Sc enterase bien de 10 que ha ganado
Puerto-Rico con las reformas, anda
ria con pies de plomo para Ilevarlas q
la todavia opulenta aunque perturba-
da isla de Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
REMIpTDOS.

Con gusto insertamos ell que nos ha
remitido ell Sr. Fernandez Brignoni,
exalcalde de Camuy. Este Sr Sc ha
conducido ALI con la imparcialidad Y
nobleza con que debe proceder> toda
autoridad digna y amiga de la justicia.
Algunos de los actuales alcaldes po-
pulares le imitan; pero desgraciada
mente la mayorfa no oIvida la parcia-
lidad po.ftica, 10 que dice muy POGO
en- favor de los que ignoran los debe-
res que pesan sobre todos los que eier-
cen cargoS de autoridad.
He aquf ell remitido:
''E l9 de diciemhre de 1871 cese en- g!
cargo de secretario del corregimiento de
Guayama a csusa de una calumnia. ipfs-
me como todas. Just 6qa6 mi conducta .
en- prueba de clio tuve ell gusto de re ibir
una carta que conserve del Excmo. Sr. Ga.
me6 Puido, donde, entire otras cosas. So
d)gu6 prometerme mi vuelta al servioio
municipal; oferts cuyo cumplimiento no
exiii mienttas estuvo dioho genel al en-
esta provincial, por estar yo ocupado, con
melores condolences en- las csc itorios de
las casas do comercio dc los Srss G. A :
vareS y c: y B. Bcegaro Ca =
Pocos meses asspues, contra Emis de-
seos y contra la voluntad do los citadoa
Sres., tuve que dejar esss co!ooaoiones
por motvos dc famiiia, y. ontonees solloile
la secretaria del corregi,nionto de Guaga.
ma. A ella tambien aspire otro seiior. an
tiguo empleado do la carrera nunicinal.
y, en- Viata de ha servioios prestados por
snbos, SO ID oonoedl6 al destino & ellen
reoompensa de sus mayores mereoimien
to-. er..s s~olsa IS.
Luegc aoudl al Expmo, Sr. Martinez
Plowes reiterandole mi sdpliea por otro
destino, en- razon de ostar aquel provistc,
y obtuva el do Aloalde de Can.av 4 70
sefva dc trasla3arseme 4 una seeretarla
do Il .clase que era, toao mitseseo.
Como eae delicado cargo, superior 4
mis- fuerssa, no exigla Ia neoeaidad de re-
solverme poFNua paftido, hageado,ne que
branter el Proposito que vaofa observandc,
antics bien orel que para eje,c4rle en ooa,
ciencia convenia u plaetlea da mis- prin
cipios de absolute imparoialidaa; .ests
| guiaba toaos mis- tos. au uso psreos
que gusto conservadoses raiioalys Ia
aquella localidad, segua voy 4 demo trar
Los primeros, al sigaitiear en su artieu,
10 mae to en 81 BoLRTIN del 20 da iunic
1ltino Ia opesiaioa que enooptgarou IN Ia,
aegundos al proponer 81 aa,nen.o de al
sueldo; dieeA' 'Ruaa dssds,qass atenemo.
lel Eaato % Vssls entire nososron, obaerya.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
Podria el director del BoLEr1N con.

POdria ell director del BOLETIN con-
testar al peri6dico que le acusa de to-
mar un sueldo del Gobierno con la
mano izquierda y con la derecha
otro de los que le han favorecido
con Su representation en- la prensa,
que hoy ell Gobierno no emplea
solo a federales Ode nuevo cuno),
siUO a cOnservadores tan caracte.
rizados como los generates Ceva,
llos, Concha, Turon y JovelIar y a
intendentes como CaDcio VilIaamil.
Tamben le pOdriamOs decir que esa
question no eS de su competenoia sino
de la del interesado del Gobierno.
Pero para tranquildad del que tan
to ointeres sc toma en- los asuntOs par-
ticulares del senior Perez Morris, dire
mo>le que M piensa este continuar
pcrcibiendo mas que un solo sueldo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28

Por el tenor dc los articnlos que de
Ia prensa TeiOrInlsta dc Madrid repro
duce I'll I'TogresO, venimos en- como
ciInIentO de que eI partido hoy dOmi-
mantle en- PuertO-LIcO, trata dc hacer
Greer en el cOrazon dc la repIb. ica
que nunca ha sidO mas prospera nj
mas ieliz la situacion dc esta Isla,
que despues dc las relOrnas. Suponen
los relormstas que 81 el Sr Mlnlstro
dc UltrainaT hublera venid0 q la pe-
quena antes que 4 Ia grande AntllIa,
Ga vista del 'cuadr0 lasclnadOr que ha-
bria contemplate Ga esta JauIa envi-
diable, habria propuesio 4 las C6rtes
Ia Immediate introduction en- Cuba de
todas las benditas rciormas que tan
Ielices han hecho 4 los campcsinol
que oganO pagan dOble contribution
que an,aflO; 4 los cOmerciantes que
han pefdido ga fortuna en- las hume
rosas quiebras que de pocos mesel
4 N iecha 80 han sucedidO con yertigi
nosa rapidezta los hbertos, mucho
de los cnales no comen pOr no tcne
&c LaDaJaT a Las lalnIilas pudientc
que eonen dc fonda pOr no encontra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
La hbertad en- Venezuela.

DE elocuents ieccion debe seFyir
4 los ilusos que abFiguen ideas sepa
Tntistas 10 que paaa Ga Ia yeeina re-
pGblica 90 Nenezueia. AingunO do
los pueblos hispanO- nO-americaBOs ha
sacTiieadO mas victimas on el altar
dc ese fARlasIna sanguinaTio { iIn
palPable que - llama Llbsrtad, que
In iniOEtunada PAina de Bolivar. CIn
cuenta amos de gueTras y do desOla
ci0n debieran hAbeF bastadO para
hacer funciOnaT con TegulaTidad las
inSiituclOnes dsmOcTaticas GA Ia al
tigua eapitania general de Caracas;
pero DO ha sidO asl. dc TeVO. uciOn
eH revolution y dc dielAdaTa GA die
taduTa, Venezuela. desde que psrdiG
Ia sOmDTa de- Ia bandsTa sspanOls,
ha suiSidO toda class do iiTanlas, dc
desastTes y dS pGblieAs ealanidader
como en sus pOsiiinleFias 10 TeeOno
ci0 81 ilAinad0 hbeTtadOF, diciendC
que al eEnaicIpaT u America del Sul
habia arado sUDFs el mar.
ImpeTa desds 1870 sn Ia vrcinl
Tep6bliea un general que ha com
pEonl id0 que sOl0 cDn u 10y del "A
BILE - pnsden g0bernaF alguno
puebios, y graeias Z "a valOs, quo .
IndisputaDie, y - eneFglA que .
n0tofia, haes dos amos que vsalezue
Ia goza IA pAz-... DO l0s sepuieroi
Bus lures eiudadanvs s0n lfatado
como FebaA0s Dc eaFns9os y, al
msEor sofiai que n dietador hae
con - vos imponents as sns cAllone
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-11-28
GACETILLA.
GuiUer,no.

Erratn.-En nuestrO IiItTnlO n6merO,
parrato antepen1ltlmo del articulo RELI :.
GIoN Y PATRIoTISMo, el cajista nos hiSo
decir hOnOyeS por horT0reS.
NOvHn umidOs,-- VA qAe los peri6GIicOs
tederaes reformstas dc nuestra isla SO
compIacen en- reproduoir los articulos mas
aatiricos y pnnzantes del festive Juan
PGl0mo, ,nsiderando este colega haba.
nero completamente identi6cado con la
idea politica que aquf 90 propags, eopia,
mos continuation un sue!tO del cita-
do peri6dico, que prueba evidentemente
que los reformistas de- ambas AntiIlas
marchan por distintos oaminos. Dice All
e suelto:
''Lo he dicho otras veaes 10 repito
ahora Icaramba me esta cargan1o sohe-
rAnamente que los. diputados por Puerto
Rico Imetan la ouohara en-, t0aes las
cuestioues dc la isla. Caba 'neoesita en-
war ups. lqjiFimos representatives. a Ia
Anamblea J mcntras este no haga que
tescallela booa TODD el muudo, que los
diputados puerto riquenos vayan 4 haoer
carisias . sua aenoraa. lCatambap
Pnlpitaci0mea.-El HI ggas estA ,onfornsO
Ilace don Iochea que paaeoe unas palpi.
taeionea alar.naptpsl Cfeemas que aon,
vendria hacer una janta de m6iicos al6.
pates pregidida pVr una home6pata do pres.
t'g'n, { yer q couaeguian aalyar al enter,
! mo que eAta grave.