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The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

ST. SrEPHEN's-Thi church will be open for
a Christmas Eve service this evening at u
o'clock, and on Christmas day at 10a a. m. Also
a Christmas Tree service, with carols, Saturday
evening, at o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24
For ScrofuIOus Diseases.

skin eruptions, letter, salt rheum, blotches'
spots, pimples, pustules, boils, carbuncles'
ringworms, scaldhead, sore eyes, erysipelas'
itch, scurfs, discolorations of the skin, humors
and all diseases of the skin of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up andl carried out
of the system in short time by the use OF DE-
S. d. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Puriher.
For nervous debility, lost vitality and broken
down constitutions, challenge the 18th CEN
fury to Fl nd its equal. Sold at retail by all
druggists w. f. Phillips s. Co., wholesale
agents,
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

PREsENTATIoN.-The members of Miss Rosa
Lee Fosters reading class, at the Fraternity,
presented her with fine gold pencil last even
ing as a token of their appreciation of her SELL
sacrificing services not only in connection with
that class, but in the general welfare OF the
fraternity evening school.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

WORTH NoTIcING-Davis & Co. have not
made a big hurrah as regards the holiday
trade, but they have been busy while others
have been making lot of talk. They are
selling fancy Windsor ties at 80 cents, Linen
Sets for 50 cents, Ruffs for the neck at 6 cents
apiece, the Crown Perfume at IS cents per bot
tie, and an endless variety of goods to cater to
the taste of all, at prices below many that make
loud noise, and make kid gloves for ladies
and gents speciality.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

Attorney General Plaisted has four capital
cases to try in January and February; two for
murder in Androscoggin county; one for muir.
der in Penobscot county, and one for arson in
Piscataauis county. --------
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

GAR. SoCIABLEs-The first of the second
course of the G. A. r. Sociables will take place
tonight, being masquerade These assem-
blies are deservedy popular.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24
Christmas Services.

New JERUSALEM CHURCH-Christmas Services
in the Church tomorrow afternoon at 81 o'clock.
Social Festival in the Vestry, from A to o'clock
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
NJ. A. l.. B. Lancaster Hall.
City Hall Masquerade.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cloaks-Eastman Brothers.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
p. NJ Frost's Announcemence-2.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted-Situation.
Found-Sum of Money.
English Kid Gloves-Owen g. Moore.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. Coffin.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Important Auction SaIe-F. O. Bailey & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

LARGE crowds of people attended F.O Bailey
& Co.'S auction sale of holiday goods yesterday
The entire stock remaining is to be closed out
to-day; sales commencing at 10 a, m. and 3 p,
M, at 176 Fore street.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

RSILK and Linen Handkerchiefs for ladies and
eents-cheap at 2. M. Frosts, 122 Middle
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24
Our Christmas Tree.
co,vrrJ. g. cREENoUGH.

GUWELL
Gowell & Greenough, on Middle street, an
nounce that they have full stock of dry goods
which they will close out at reasonable rates
This stock is worth looking over, and ladies in
search of fine dress goods would do well to call
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

Is money tight? then economize by using
ISAAC BABBITT's ORIGINAL SOAP POWDER,
instead of Soap. Sold by grocers. dc23*3t
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24
Important Auction Sale !
AT DUCK POND,
On Wednesday, Dec. 3Oth, 1874

AT1OA. NJ. we shall sell at the Wooden Ware
"A Company's Building, at Duck Pond, Fifty
Cords Dry Slabs, Three Heavy Team WAGONS, Five
Pair Heavy Ok Wheels, One Sleigh, One Single Har-
ness, One Buffalo Robe. Four Ok YOkes, Four Mar
row Axes, -Four Lanterns 4S Meal Bags, One 20-tOot
Boat, Lot of Oak and Ash Plank Suitable for Car
riage or Pow TimbeIs Lot Hemlock Boards Planks
and Joist One Improved Fairbanks Hay Scale,
One Improved Fairbanks Platform Scales, medium
size, Wheelbarrows Horse Blankets Halters and
Surcingles, One Revolving Horse Hay Rake, One
Wood Sled. and other Farming Tools, together with
all the Household Furniture necessary for large
Boarding House, consisting in part of Ten Feather
Beds and Pillows, Blankets, Sheets, Comt0rters and
Bedsteads Cooking and Sheet Iron Stoves Crockery,
Glass and Wooden Ware, Cutlery, &C. One Yoke OF
Oxen years old, good Workers or Beef, One Cow
Blacksmith Shop and some Tools, Lot OF o'd lron'
Tubs, Pals and other Wooden Ware.
F.O. BAILEY IL CO.. AuctiOneers.
de2t dwI
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

The sale of oil paintings at 96 Exchange
street will be continued this evening at d o.
clock %. e. ..se.t.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

WHY has SOZODONT become the staple
Dentrlfice of America? Simply because it is
impossible to use it. even for week.. without
perceiving its hygienic effect upon the teeth,
the gums and the breath. d&wlw.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

DY Wholesale Grocery aud Flour Hons an ex-
ID perenced salesman, to commence work soon
after January list. One who control good first
class trade will be literally dealt with. Address,
giving real name and present employment,
de22tfis A, Press Office
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

NOTHING ELSE WILL ANswER!-If you are
hoarse. have a cold, or hard cough, ask your
druggist for Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Ike nothing else. 1t is the one sewerage
remedy for all complaints of the throat and
lungs. Crittenton's, 9th Avenue. Sold by
all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute:
dec1Qd&yW1W
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

The best line of prints and Tycoon Reps in
,he city can be found at P. M. Frosts.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

MRS MANCHESTER, the well known ply
scian, will return to Portland the last week in
December.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24
Bonds and Mortgages.

CAREFULLY selected Western Municipal Bonds
~ and Real Estate Mortgages and Trust Deeds
Inquiries, Collections and Nemittances promptly at
tended to. CHARLES nj. HAWKES.,
augl7TuTh&S1y2dp 96 MiddleSt.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-24

FRENCH CLOTH GLOVES a nice article, ct
Charles GUSTS g. Cos, 1913 Congress street:
del u
MEMS GLovEs.-A large stock of all sizes,
at Charles Gusts & Co., 493 Congress street.
del tt
, 1874-01-11


Y, JANUARY IL, 1874.
I RI ExCHaNcr
EiSHTY ACRES ,oF VAET1FLE LAND NEA1
ehsase 70: sood imrEeysd tasida psope5t5. Addres 8
-. 9:-;=;=,-a,7; 7;z;-za : - = ,7=-,-7.-
a ssanss s I'll. banl, 1hich Viii eaehsnse eo1 "a
'a r. m ssd ''
sef s os ss9
oidee:-
! no ToExCHANGE-CHoICEU US1SCUaiBERED LOTS
IT. r e M
@1d 10. On s9S,h ot mea 81
lot. in;ias; ..,.~.. :. u,ssss,s ~.
cy psopory. a. 11'n'aA'e Will III
s1 :s;ss S':ss ss5s;
sere pops.s e neztGxest fer
ed i5s ipsids n!onsrtx nro,,s md fl,
lie ncst fasms IN TIC state II lie RoeE River
'1sy sgnoE .rE 9I &c S1y p:opos;
noary Co acres Tor city pFopcry. - 1''''''
'@f''as s11aT fs5 Ess @ c.yborn-.
which a Gs s e asE ssEe, % n
siisS %Sed.eH Goanty: ale; seath.ss;
eraaary; go acrcs nnder fence g soras q inbes; two
e fos ss ' i as e.
ne @ snd xconi19ss + 1
SGt5EEI q Mad1sn5E ou' e'e teeo' Apply 70 - D.
no no ExcH1ScE-GooD *: l. = USfSoUaBEKED CITY
Io' 1d X Fo g bsx os suitable f0r
no ExcHANGE-A WELL STOCKED JEwEERY
ssorq ;qF n4in9n1nbnnd 5esl esate wi se low for
E,11,,,. M, = IN 771,771;I
stock farms, different .izes and paying vel, to
s:ss:9ss Fl 1sa e. ssi Is h3s f goods s's &C.
51; 81, 5 IoTS s.
g
and .ad price; 5S1;5 L =, 7eass Sss t;,z77 - - ,7
ssS hSase; q E;t9;:s % worth Or Ss. GO:
- = -. ~. .s--1s.S =:
e:s ease Ed e G9ob pas i *
s as G II IT, s su'se to f.
H. Ss iii 81 PIX s % OF t2I
q thi: property So oeo iaeumbfaaec. s5oo. IN. Tnb
-: ~ -; -,;;, =,
n:s.cned bay msr,s, lisht dor1!e h.fne.s of @ Ct
Ss;sss' Kssss e tsSs;ls;.:: t -; ~ .-.szs-
5ssss : Ss
At 1s:tiiute. i:a:gl.a7, eorucr sa Buren-at F'n'
no iI7e Exc1ASsE@roa " S4ock Of GKooEh1Es,
TsiSaa: '3sss0:s 'laa' e<sn za'ae Address
and tos Tei sst:icd cnar ovn:r ioc.ted i. is yeaTa
%airs:s sSG va o3; Eae +. E * "a i: T.
or a1s,i :s i,sr5. ] 1dEcss f., T9ibuns o:c3
TO N:xcHA So%5;cyN.1:3 ; ~; il: ESET e. 1SciilcA;;
PT'i I'd il; iss:'iE: sl assume 'as"'7'fans' Room D.
, 1874-01-11

| TO EXCHANGE.
5Issss Is IT. SSks son RE1E
LARGE 5..tog 6a,diDg dss. door sore: second sto.,
ehesss aa1 .n Ia lfsa ps q sas n' 10 q.
ss .aa east
HOUSE and lot on West Adasst,, east Of Halsted to
s6Ge;f. lots aniasaSefed aioaaaxs to1
no ExcHAN9E-N new HOUSE WITH GRoVE-
lot miles fe 81 &c Gonrt sHoase. with cash. for house
vest 'aiG q just out.td. city ait.
fs2sn a sif' 400
desirable residence at hf;'1' g. e. y;
Sts's sGsa Il
IT, as?R e. It II
! ~: q
1'Q} ~ Kx0H3ANGEso [SI3 \ FEET INDI1NA:Ay: AND
saeS III
ITO ExCHANGE-F1NE soACRE FARM NEAR
S'an m cssa sas 'as s:tste worth
b5IIasS E;it MIn1 RIE3 DOING
Fl r. ass Sa5a 81 iss
a.a1.eR;2t e1,d 49, K?s9 .:
! soah Isstedst: Is 5ssdsaes ios :ea.h q Las.
zsd1s.. "a: q *, st Lincoln north Of Van
W7ANTED-A FTR5TCIAss CUTTER, u RX-
y y ,sna charge foss good lot TRUEsDELL BRoWS
WANTED-Go0D HOUSEHOLD FURSiTURE
f2s Rediss! trestment Address, with particulars,
Passs .4 e,sss IA sos5 II
ea!9:s.;; Room 47=7 = - - z--=--=- .,.=--.=-
w ssedss. and Ashianda7. ~ Msdispo Ind Van Bu1sa-
4 .aa 5 ps;
s=se7: @@M@@@&=---- - @::7:s=:se::::
.-o:AOkss AOksEs AND CARR1AGES.
ATsT,H,E GIl1oAGo HORSE MaRKET; Il = ANP :!
w. s3s5 one {Ss ~ z TED = fie
Sna,h:aa ssf1i9Ss; 9ssSs:, easse1s sess makers, It
nnnn or tN .ssi: hn51t hy ,,r ~ oNE
fol lumber o. ea. B. ". BowES. 1astin a. ii. dis'-''x'
r.: ssss as as :zs. c q ss
IG5 ei2Hi9aG3: G1a1 ,z7, a771
o. o bl.ot HAE r. l,dv iinE :, XII
s 'sid
-, ios e s;s9s - Tssi 111e;s
reoesd rs. blset hos:e 20 roeord can tr5: ia rs:
4sss e. t. Nehsaa i n.F' fi7' for
FoR RsALE;-sEyERALE HORSES At 4 BARG An.
wei horses and nice carriage
FoR sALE- cHEAP T0R cAsiI-HoKsE. BUGGY,
III together or separate Apply at Room
ToR BALE-CHEAP-Go0D DELIVERY RIG,
hose, wagon and harness with o. without TOP, At
Is aad IN south sengamon-..: --=------
, 1874-01-11

TRANKLIE SAVINGS BANK-I HAVE ABOUT
fda property small mortgage. and pay sons cash
1t desired. Address r. lSio Pra1f1env.
, 1874-01-11

WANT TO EXCHANGE ABOUT 20 PANELED
black walnut bcdat leads {so:e englo new, for glazed
uuglazcG SASH mostly 9x16. Address T. Tribune
office.
, 1874-01-11

1 COMPLETE LINE or THE BcUDIEE KIDA
- 1ust fecstTcd especially in navJ-b!rc plAia ope.a
hted 70 orer On two notice. Branch Paris Bscdie
Manager. NoA'A -
, 1874-01-11

WAETED-SA5H. DOOR AND BLIND NAcHlNE ss
Wy n in exchange for cash and good rnal estate Apply
OK addre1s 1t once 81 South H4lsted-It, stals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21
A "IA OPINION MACDONALD
DE CARACAS.

Este colega venezolano trac un ar
ticulo que titula Ell ''BoLETIN MER-
cANTIL DE PuERTo-RICo,' en- ell que
pretende sincerar al general Guzlnan
blanco de los graves cargos que lie
imputamos, fundados en- s6lidas raxo-
nes que no mienta siquiera cl colega
hllbustero, porque no podria des-
truirlas, concretandose & decir que
ALI reina la libertad mas complete,
cuando todos sabemos que In libertad
que no sea para enaltecer al ilustrc
americana, es en- la patria de Bolivar
planta desconoeida.
Empieza diciendo que nosotros nos
desatamos EN- improperios contra ell
general Guzman b anco, quien We
mos (son sus palabras) con esa saf1a de
los enemigos de la civilization y de Ia
libertad.
No sabemos que civilization ha i'm
preso en- Venezuela esa tan decantada
libertad desde que por su desgracia Sc
separ6 de la madre patria.
iAcaso llamara ell papel caraqueflo,
defensor acerrimo de los derechos in
dividuales y de la libertad de asocia-
cion, libertad al abuse de ella, & al ca
pricho de los gobernantes que, como
ell Sr. Guzman Blanco, pasan por en-
Gina de las leyes para satisfacer su
deseos ST es asi, estamos confornles;
pero 81 no 10 cs ic6mo ell general
Guzman Blanco que debe ser ell pri-
nero en- cumplir las leyes de Ia repd-
blica, entire las cuales Sc cuenta Ia mas
absolute libertad de reunion, infrinie
esta ley y es aplaudido por toda la
prensa sin exception de un solo peri6-
dico! .Por que, en- virtud del derecho
de reunion, no dejan asociarse las
vfrgeneS del Ser1or, expulsadas brutal
mente de suS monasterios en- ese pals
donde los satellites del jefe de la repd-
bllca dicen que Sc goza de la mas am
plia libertadf % es que Ia libertaa en-
Venezuela sc entiende arrastrandose 4
los pies del poderoso e injuriando al
debil!
\ esa civilization que tanto email
tece que dice que nosotros miramos
con sana iquiere decirnos ell peri6dico
aludido en- que parte de Venezuela
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21
laFOLLETIN.
0DIO Y CARLOAD.
M - ~ MG 81
EseRITA EsPEciALMENTE PARA XII "BoLErIN
ksOR ID ALEIAyDRO INFIEsra.
(g6ntinuaoiSn.J


FL moro qued6 por un momento siIen-
cioso. Fr. Juan, antcs que Hamet pronun-
ciase una palabra, lie diio carinosamente:
--Desesis saber cual es Ia suerte que
jes cupo 4 Abul y 4 Zulima, verdad?
-Si, contest6 Hamct conmovido, es un
pensamlento que me domina y que inc
haec sufrir ininito.
Fr. Juan tiro del Gordon de una cam
panilla.
Al POGO ratio Sc present6 un lego.
We 4 Granada, lc djo al dido, die 4
Alhedin que venga.
s I'll lego sali6 inmediatamente Fr.
Juan, dirigiendose 4 Hamct lie dijo con
afable sonrisa:
--Dontro dc pocas horas estareis conp'a-
cido: ahora descansad que estais fati5ado
y neccsitais para restablcceros mucllo re-
poso.
Hamet le lanz6 una mirada indefioib!e
y cuando va ell buen sacerdote hubo saii-
do de Ia habitacion, una lagriina rebelde
qu: ~ gudo rees mir sF2.o Dc los negros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21

81, continue como hablando consigo mis-
mo, va oigo sls madiciones, va veo otra
vez ell espetro airado de mi padre. :. 81,
81, estoy maldito.
Y Hamet tembloroso sc dej6 caer sobre
la almohada falto de fuerzas.
NO teneis motive, dijo Fr. Juan con
carmoso acento despues que ell moro hubo
reposado un POGO, para impresionaros de
eSa manera: nadie os maldice, al contrario
vuestra buena hermana os llora creyen-
dos muerto manos del hombre que anna
ba y que por esta causa ha abandonado.
Vuestro ito Abul esta bastante enfermo Y
su 1nico consuelo serla ell abrazaros antes
de MORN.
Tened conhanza en- Dios que todavia
habcis de ser el apoyo de vuestra noble
hermana.
Hamet ola temblando de placer & Fr
Juan.
E moro hubiera querido al,razar 4
aquel anciano que Sc le presentaba como
su angel bueno sobre la terra; que tan
desinteresadamente sc molestaba por su
felicidad.
Hamet estaba ansioso por marchar ha-
cia donde estaba su ito y su hermana ipero
como Sc presentarla ante elos 81 que habia
sido tan crdel, cuando con tanto carino,
desahando Ia tenpestad habian lido 4 bus
earle al castlllof
Fr. Juan parecio comprender la idea
del moro porque ie dJo, despidiendose: II
--Procuradno inqaietarosy y restablece-
ros pronto Q irenos entonces juntos 4 yer
+ vuestra familia.
< F. Juan dieisadg sst2 ..alia d h
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21
tes entr0 cerrandola tras ST.

tes entro cerrandola tras ST.
Hamet alz0 los ojos y VIC delante de 81
& Fr Juan.
FL rostro del enfermo Sc inund6 de
algeria y al mismo tempo de visible in
quietud.
OH sabeis algo? djo apretando entire
las suyas las manos de Fr. Juan.
-Si, contest6 % e, pero no debeis in
quietaros, pues afortunadamente no habeis
causado la nuerte, en- vuestr0 delirio, nj
ZuIilna, nj vuestro buen ito.
Los ojos de Hamet brillaron con una
algeria inexplicabe.
FL moro, despues de estar por segunda
ves al borde del sepulcro, salvado mila-
grosamente por los cristianos, viviendo
entire las estrechas paredes dc un convcn-
to, lejos, diganoslo asi, de la atm6sfera
envenenada del mundo, sc habia acorda-
do de los hermosos tiempos de su infancia
que tan feliceS Sc deslizaron iugando por
las verdes camp;nas de Granada en- com
panla de su hermana de Abul 4 quienes
el habia hecho infeices con su caracter
vengantivo y atanero.
La sombra de su padre Sc presentaba
aterradora como pidi6ndole cueuta de la
promesa que tan solemnementc le hizo al
morir.
Por ESQ Hamet no habia podido resistir
al desco de comunicar aqucl buea sa-
'cerdote. que le trataoa como un hijo
todos sus pcsares, por ESQ las palabras de
fr. Juan calmaron el dolor que como una
losa de plomo pesaba sobro su corazon.
! --Decidne, anadlo Hamet con emocion,
Eae naldiciTan pos nj sonduVta .s.s Oh,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21

~ ! Coz 1A~I - Ia cam
ma del convento llam6 los monies & la
,racion.
Cuando Fr. Juan dej6 al moro " era
bastante tarde y Ia luna, ese faro dc la mo-
che, iluminaba con sus p&lidos rayos L.
habitacion del muslim.
Nj ell mas leve ruido Sc ola en- aquelloa
alrededores sino eranias dulces c&ntigas do
los ruisenores, cuyos srmoniosos trinos
llegaban al convento en- las ondas del aire
desde los cercanos bosques, 81 plkcido
murmurio de los cristalinos arroyos.
Hamet desde una de las ventanas deseu
habitacion Sc puso 4 contemplar cxtaaia-
do ell magni6co panorama one 20 desarro-
llaba ante su vista. s
Aquellas hermosas campinas esmaltadas
de eterno y oloroso cesped y mes hermo.
sas entonces por Ia plateada luz dc Il luna.
aquellos bosques que Sc perdian en- 81 hO-
rizonte y parecian los csntinelas dc II
ciudadj jardin, todo cuanto Il 81 rede-
dor yeia Hamet era grande, marayillosO, 4
esplendido.
Los canticos de las ayes Il ruido q
los arroyos ensehaban i moro ess hi2np
immortal de = nataralssa, lnon6tone sk
pero eterno, magestuoso, inmsnso.
] lQA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21

que Sc cumpliera ell humillante tratado
Fish-Polo. se avinieron los defensores
de Cuba espanola 4 aobedeccr con re-
pugnancia las 6rdenes del gobierno,
envainando la espada que habian SAGA
do dispuestas rechazar ia ingerencia
extranjera 8 & morir abrazados ii pa-
bellon nacional. s
Miren, pues, bien los laborantes c6-
mo toman sus medidas para despedir
al general SAM, que tai empresa e.
laberinto de muy diffcil salida Hemos
conclude.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21
oios del muslin.
| Y.

Fr, Jlan H.,net.--Conrlan a carino.-Fxplica-
cion.-L nccbc,-Un lbro Ina vist al cor
vento -lmpresones.
Fr. Juan habia creido convcniente la
mar 4 Alhedin, creyendo y con fundamen-
to que ninguno mejor que el le daria no
ticia. de Zulima y Abul, bastante conoci-
dos en la morisca ciudad.
Alhedin fue al convento sabcdor del
,lcseo de Fr. JAan lie conto minuciosa-
mente todo 10 concerniente la familia de
Hamct, que creia muerto mauos dc ID.
Alfonso al sobrino de Abul.
Fr. Juan no saba que hacer, 81 poner
no en- conocimiento de Abul de Zulima
que Hamet viva que deseaba saber de
elIos.
Despues dc meditar un ratio lie indc6 q
Alhedin que no conyenia dijese NADIA y
que guardase secreto hasta conocer YER
daderamentc los scntimientos de Hamet.
I'll morisco Sc despidi6 de FIR. Juan Y
marcIo en- direction a Granada.
IA los negros crespones de la noche
habian oscurecido nuestro planeta cuando
cI baen sacerdote despues de mcditar al
gun tempo, Sc dirijio lenta y silenciosa-
mente hacia ell cuarto del moro.
Fr. Juan creyendo que su hu6sped des-
cansaba no qaiso entrar y turbar su re-
poso, pero al notar luz Ell la haDitacion y
II vau por cntre la medioabiertapu. rita al
muslin sentado en- su cana, triste ] si'en-
cioso tai cRal q 70 Aabia deiado hogM aa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21
habitacion del MUSLIN.
Hamet, debido 4 los ex
dos oua la nrod;rohon on

habitacion del MUSLIN.
Hamet, debido 1 los ex "a
dos que lie prodgaban en- IA
las esperanzas que t'r. in.
tinuamente de encontrar
loca venganza, en- Zulima
carino que siempre le ha
sc restabeci6 rapidamente, hallaf
los pocos dias, en- disposition de leva...
Sc y pasear por la habitacion.
Tn dia el buen sacerdote encontr6 al
moro flo en- uno de los cuadros que ador-
naban la habitacion que anteriormente
hemos descrito nuestros lectores.
Ell moro estaba tan absorto en- La con-
temptation del cuadro, que no era otro 81
no el que representaba & Jesus en- la calle
de la Amargura en- ell doloroso momento
en- que ell divine Martir Sc encontr6 con
su santlsima y amadfsima madre, que no
sinti6 las pisadas de Fr. Juan.
Cuando este estuvo cerca de el, Hamet
lie rog6 lie explicase la signif ,acion de
aquel cuadro.
F'r. Juan con su caraterlstica bondad
satisfizo ell deseo del moro que pareci6 con-
moverse ante ell tristlsimo relate de la vida
del Redentor del mnndo.
Igualmente le fue explicando el signifi-
cado de los demas cuadros que allf habia,
expl'cacion que Hamet oyo con atencion
suma con una reyerencia inmensa, tai
era el prestigio y Ia mdgica inAuencia que
el venerable prior ejercia sobre 81.
--Cuando esteis conplentamente bueno.
proaiguio Fr. Juan, os ensenars la parte
Daja del convento donde encontrareis to-
o. y !uagsass gaa linAallsu ns,stEa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-21

Fr, ran H.unet.-~Conlian "A carifo.-Fxplica-
1lon.-L nccbc,-Un libro Ina Wis: ia al cos
Vento --ImpFesiones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-28
BROOKLYN.

Mayor Hunter has instructed Dockmaster Hay
ward to inform the ice companies who have re-
Gently obtained dock privileges at the " allabout,
that II they increase the price OF Ice beyond the
sum stipulated when the dock privileges were
granted, those privileges would be taken away.
Yesterday afternoon about four O'Clock Mrs.
Ward keeper OF the boathouse at Newtown Creek,
near Grand street, Williamsburg found the CLOTH
ing of boy on the meadow. Shortly afterward
Mr. hubbard, OF No. 24l Bushwick avenue, identi-
fed the clothes as belonging TO his son James,
eleven years OF age, who Is missing.
Mark Shurer, the little boy who mad his thigh
crushed between the ferryboat and the dock at the
loot OF Grand street, Williamsburg. on Thursda
evening last, died yesterday at the Eastern Dis
trict Hospital. The body was removed to Parkers
undertaking establishment, In Union avenue,
where Coroner Wnltehill Will hold an inquest.
Christina Wentzel, German woman. forty EIGHT
years OF age, left her residence, No. 257 Division
avenue, on the evening OF the 18th inst, and no
Information OF her has since been heard The
missing woman is aoout five feet high, slightly
built, and was dressed in dark brown striped
calico Dress she had two large tumors growing
on her head and Is supposed 10 be insane.