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, 1874-09-06

Eis engine broke down GU lhe double stream, and
tue ru ord merely sAows the distance OF SINGLE
str: :su..
Co nimissioncrs Sheridan, K1okke, and Reno,
and large number of persons, including a1l IL
cE5 aiblo number Of small boys, Witnessed the
tn ii, aud uE wlro highly pleased With the re-
81 Its. At one time. VIXEN the SIsby Wa arpar-
entity beating tbs previous efforts Of the Amos
keas, Commissioner Sheridan 30 delighted
tnat he became a1 once the attraction OF tho
crowd,
I When tho test had been completed the Gould
engine volunteered an exhibition Of its powers
| i'll throwing large streams OF water through -
| feet OF 3.ncl hose. With i 2-inch nozzle, she
threw st1e.n TO the dis.auce OF $50 feet =
inches 2113;-uch nozzle, go feet; l5a-inch noz-
zlc, 31O feet; 1Hs-inch nozzle. 293 feet inches.
With both tho 2-inch aud 1x<-iuch streams SHE
exhausted the supply OF water. The II; l13-lnch
| atrcan WIS continued ut distance OF 310 feet
1or the epacc Of tive minutes In the.afternoon,
ut Adams street bridge, she threw q 1I4-lnch
stream 294 feet, and nlalntaiEcd it. The engine
ia the property Of the City OF Wilmington. Del,
and WIS only brought to this city for tie pur-
pose OF introducing them into tho Fire Depar,-
1ncnt Of this city The pumps are double-actins ns
spring pistons. having valves ut each end, which
prevent the jerking motion OF tho water 80 char
acteristic Of piston-cuEiues. Ile boiler 1s up
| right, tubular iii style, with short copper tubea
from tho croWn-sheot to smole-domo within
| the boiler.
On the 18th OF tho present month another
tra! will talo place, at which several new first
| class engines OF 1;1crcut makes Will compete
with the Gould engine. The following figu1ea
show the pumping capacity Of tho Cincinnati
engine as tested yesterday afternoon with GOO
gallon tank:
Through 500 foot Of hose, 11~inch nozzle. the
tank was flied in minutes.
Through 500 feet OF hose, 1H-inch nozzle, in
minutes 81 aecopds-
Through 500 feet OF hose. 1-inch nozzle, in
minutes Is eeconds-
Through 300 feet Of hose, 111l-inch nozzle, ]
minute so seconds.
Through an opcn butt, with so feet Of hose. !
minute By the two above tables it will be seen
that the Cincinnati engine completely yanqnlshed
| both the Sllsby and the AIuoskcag. and Is the
only rival OF the new contestant.
, 1874-09-06

worth less than $4,000. They are very intelll-
gent, honest aud industrious, and Will be great
anu valuable acquisition to our Western terri
tories.
FIRES LAST NIGHT.
The alarm from Box 63 at 7:l0 last evening
was caused by some frightened person, who
turned III the sigual on seeing some + burning
grease in G frying-pan in rear OF 339 twenty
third street.
About II o'clock last night fire broke out in
the coffin nanufactory OF Boyd d Hel!s. ~ tae
corner OF Franklin aud Tyler streets, and caused
Il loss OF about II 900, which is amply covered
by insurance. The fire originated in the base
ment among some shnyings. but IN what manner
is not known. Tie building is 1onr-stofy
brick. aud wAs slightly damaged the loss was
mainly on the stock The alarm was g'seh ITO"
Box %.
i RAID ON GAMBL1No-RooMs.
The police made raid on the gambling g-rooms
last night about 10 O'Clock, anu several OF tue
most prominent keepers on the South and
West Sides were pulled, together with about
eighty inmates, all of whom gave. as usual, hc-
titious names. The prisoners we're taken to the
Arnory aud Madison Street Stations. aud re-
leased on giving bail. The places pulled wero
Mike McDonald's. corner Of Clark and Monroe
streets; Watt lIotbius', No. 1G3 CLARK Hank
ioA Brothers. No. 123 Clark; Ferrier's, 1873
Clark; Dowlines, corner Madison street and
Fifth avenue; and kellosg's, On Halsted, near
Madison. Th,rty-two intlmates wc-e taken out
Of the aforementioned place.
Several other places on Clark aud Monroe
streets were visted by squads OF men under
charge of Sorsts. Connors aud Ebe1sold. but they
were a1l closed, the keepsrs evldently having
heard Of the intended raid. The impression
was general that the raid was merely made Tor
political effect, and not from any motive OF the
public woal.
The appearance OF the police At tho places
pulled caused large crowds to gather, aud con-
siderable excitement WAS manifested ny the
sporting fraternity.
, 1874-09-06
TIE INDUSTRIAL HOME

At tho iast meeting OF the Good Sanaaritans,
held Wednesday afternoon, it Was decilted. no
better Location could be found, to star. the In-
dustrial Home. which is to form one Of the fea-
turcs OF slis Society, on the corner OF Washing
ton and Leayi:t streets, and this site u ould un-
doub.edly have been chosen but for the receipt
OF the following letter:
DEAR Mn RASTER: eee ly to-days G7aat s.2t7tu'7q
th.t ATB aster and other German ,4Gt 60 intend
lead L.pg band to the juEi csta.IGsl1t Il society
Of Good SauarsAns. AZ my family take gr cat inter-
est in this noble work. and ~ cpp2Se2ty Iae Young
Society las yet to work hs1 woul make tte follow
inuIbtral uouo tho use OF my house. on tho corner u
Imrnoi snI ii.aoi1jnoa STREETS, during t1e coming
~iuer, free OF charge. Should :1fey IN Che future
be r.oco prosperous, thcn l would demand
Emaii rent Tho ha1d HmeB may he
by next spring. br. c. AZ e7ents
the houfe is at their da7osal until that t. II con!
tains, besides to very large has, some 14tJ sitting
1.eut 4sz11j. The f1m!lie. living in ale house at
present have rented ncnt, and notice to eare
cali te givca them soon as the apartments are
needed. Until taat tt.Ie tic Society may collect h6
reut, aud Cs., the uioney t0- its net.t- TIE g.
and water bill howtvsE should ho psd bt tn, Society
6.oud this 2ot uo s,tlafac.os to the Society.
would Eeg Le no:;a"e Il it l'ost.he. as
intend IL iears tia city for 1cw mouths Gespcet-
t.l:I yours,
CHICAGO 6ci.- =
This Offer wss gladly accepted bT Il ladies
of the Society," VIM -opt tilxsa IL taxi Us ls'sS-
se7sioa Of ,hsss uew teaeit.ens, ~alch is mmodi-
stclT opposite the ou1sencs iu i.iDcou IN TX, ard
must have htsa nudcod BIZ eve.y pszsan tiao has
, 1874-09-06

that one witnesses 80 glarlng c,se OF cor1up-
ton or ignorance that e1niblted last friiay ID
3 casa tried before Justce sc,llly. IN Ills private
Office. lnau by the u-me of McNlcAolas got
mold Of cortciD property belonging to ono John
Gilbert, and nfter demanding it and reccl'ln9
refusal, Gilbert brought & replevln suit aE2inst
IIcNicholas, and Constable Rockwell took the
property on the repley1n wnt, but at the sollcita-
lion of McNicholas, tue property was left 1t h.s
store, with the express agreement that IL snoula
bo forthcoming and delivered up to Rockwell II
the case waa decided against McNlcholas. Upon
that ASSURANCE. the Constable left tho prop
orty with McNichoias, and his chief clerk
as his Ino Constnbles 81 custodian. The suit "as
tried. and Judgment rendered in favor vi Gilbert
The Constable then went after tho property.
when the custodiaus declined to surrender It
was then the Constable's turn to replesln,
which Was done. and the property was not found.
but tho writ being served upon rho cnstodlaus.
the trial came OF on the 4th inst. McNlcholas
called for and got jury, aud that Jury, TO tao
eur,rse OF every decent man, with tho 1acts ID
evidence plainly before them showing that the
plaintiff Was entitled 10 possedslon OF the prop
erty. returned = ye.4lct iu favor OF the defend
ants Tho question now Arises, Was thas pacaeo
jury?
Thieves entered the stable Of Capt. Morris. at
No. 355 Chestnut street. yesterday morning, and
stole valuable set OF harness.
A man who answers the description OF tho
villain who 80 grossly assaulted ma attempted
to outrage Miss Hooper. at Lake view, recently,
has bcc,I 1ucarccrated in the Milwaukee House
Of Correction for son,o felonious onense, and
Nr. Hooper has gone to that city to take look
Ut tho fellow, with Wow to his identification.
, 1874-09-06


Alex. Geddes returned yestorday from Al
European trip.
o. H. Horton, Esq, Mrs. Horton, and party,
have returned to the city altar an extended
Eastern and Western tour.
P.L, Towhy, Of Rogers Park, desires to state
that the report in a suburban paper OF hls hay
ing subscribed $500 toward the erection Of \
Methodist church in bis village, is incorrect
The dispatch received in Washington, an
nouncing the death Of G. c. Huntley, formerly
Of Chicago, in Sau Francisco, is con:radicted.
Mr. uuntley is, however, seriously i'll from
pnralytio stroke
Tho death OF Mr.. Richard Barrett, which &C.
CURED yesterday, will be regretted by his many
friends. He WAS for many years fo1en1n for
Fraok Aguew, the contractor, and Has noted for
lis xbllity ~ builder. aud his geatlemanly
bearing.
There seems to have been some mistake IN the
reporting Of the case OF epilepsy In THE SUNDAY
Tn1pUSE Of Aug. IS, to which Dr.. c. ". Burrll
was called. He did all that WAS necessary to be
about pay The Doctor has been for years con-
nected with the Davis Free Dispensary and
other charitable institutions, ana il always
read; and wiling to aAsls. tile poor or needy.
Tho correction is due to DR.. Burriu.
Justice Doyden will leave the city tomorrow
for q sojourn among tho lakes of the North,
where be will remain several days in order TO re-
cupcrare from the arduous duties Of the past Mite
months. His Honor has not lost daV since as
sumiug the duties Of South Side Police Justice
last December. During his absence Justice
Kaufman will dispense esen-handed justice
to tue numerous culprlts who are daily brought
before that Court.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer House-E. 4. Benson, Memphis R.
II. Eassett, Connecticut George B. Trpp, New
York; George J. Byrd New York; G. +. West,
Cincinnati Charles D. Roberts. Springfield u.
2. Lillibridge, YoKohana, Japan; Louis Mc-
Lane, Yokonama E. a. Wctmore, Marquette /;
D. Cornell, Washington; A. r Perkins, New
Orleans; n Balcon, 3flchigan c. ". jerks,
Boston Grand PaciEc-A- E. Smith,
New York John Boyd, Baltimore; E. K. Fay.
Auburn George C. Hicko1, San Francisco ;
r. 2. Pierce. Buffalo the Rev. ". q. Elicit,
St. Lonis G. ". Dunbar, New Orleans; Will
York; J. H. Douglas, St, Louis; J. II. Hen
shaw, Louisiana DR.. E. S. Hoffman, New Jer-
sey; c. ". Mead, ST. Paul; a. 2. Watt, y. r.
Phelps, G. F. OrTid. England; E. B. Gay, Mar
quette H. J. Hall, San Francisco; II. J. Becker.
fittsbure. Sherman House-W. ".
Woodland, Ciucinnati George E. Myers, Now
Haven S. Mari, Portland Isaac IL Cate, Iowa;
r. Camblos, Jr., California; al. Garrett,
Syracuse /; Everett H. Dunbar, Massachusetts, !;
Jobn Hughes, Denver Fl. E. Hart, New York !;
J. P. Hays, New York; Warren cu'rier, St,
Louis T. Moran, Newark fremont
I1ouse-L. J, strause, AcGregor H +. keith,
Shan, Eau Claire; ". c. LINCOLN, Lincoln ;
Morris spiegel, New York; John Boyd Balti-
moro 4. S. Stephens, New York Joseph West,
New Orleaus.
, 1874-09-06
1lAlIINE.


We're in demand, aud A@Lc higher. Cha1ters *es
corn. Oats i. &c. Charters: To BuffaIo-Schts =.
i. Knapp, Comauche, Moc1ing Bird and g. T. Nix,
wheas Il schr Austin, wheat Qoads ut house raes
she /. l2yiEg) 1T 3ic; sctrs ErAljne. and Oucon:1
31xc; 1ch1s ". 3. Allen and J. Porter corn At ~.
scaz 0rph:-n Boy <la4t evening", corn at 34c bars
Owen and J. Linor. outs 1t &c i; props 1caho u
oats on private terms. To Ssrnls-Prop s. D. ca@
well AID bargo Cromwell. corn through 70 Osde.*
busg-P1op City OF New York and schr Orient cosn
To Muntreal-prop Prussia, wheat on p. t.. To Pen
Capacity, lsoo0o bu wuea ATS 600 bu corr, Aul :la
CU0 bu oats Iii the afternoon the schr Richard W:ns
low taken for corn to Buffalo At 34c, carrJi1a
about 81, wv bu-
, 1874-09-06

| AETEts AN E-A-tS u EEh F1o11s.
! Tho Town Board OF West Chicago held SEES
6ion yesterday afternoon, commencing ut AGO
o'clock. Supervisor Baker occupied the Chair,
and Justices sculr, Walsh, sturteyant, and Want
I Woud we're in attendance. The meeting was
held in tho Office Of Justice Walsh, Barnes House
| Block, corner of Canal and Randolph streets.
Mr.. Baker said that the object Of the meeting
| Was to take action relative to the Illegal payment
OF money By the late Supervisor (WalD to Law
renee 0'Brlen, Collector Lo11iA AmbeFg, Az
ecssor aud II. II. Miller, Clerk Of the former
! Town Board.
! Justice Scully remarked that at meeting Of
| the old Board resolution had been passed
granting Lawronce O'D1ien $4,000 in addition to
tie 81 $40 allowed by STATUTE if it was legal.
That WAY the condition. Under lhe same rula
Ambcrg was allowed =, 500 md Miller $500. 1t
appeared that Mr.. Wall exceeded his powers,
violated his instructions, and proved recrsact to
his trust, by EayIa;, the money, condtiolaliy
granted without taking proper steps to ascer-
tain wllctherit WAS legal.
late Town Board wore kept III Very loose
manner, despite repeated instructions. Miller
claimed to hold over from the former term of
office until he WAS oustcd by Clark He was
sorry to say that tho records kept by both Clerks
wero very irregular and incorrect. Dates Of pay
ment appeared to have been changed to suit
their own purposes. 1t was perfectly dlsEiace-
ful. They all knew that 10 bill allowing either
A1nberg, O'Brion, or Miller additional money had
ever been audited by tncnl. 1t was Q liSu-haad-
cd proceeding on the part Of Mr. Wall, aud he
did not wonder that the public wero indignant.
Justices Want Woud and S.urtevant coiucidcd
with the views OF Justice Walsh. nnd hoped that
the Grand Jury would investigate the matter
fully.
Justice Scully-1 move, as tho sense Of this
Board, tina: the present Supervisor (Bakcr) bo
requested to take legal action for the recovery
Of tile money paid ~ the parties named out OF
the Town Ileasury, unless it could be ehown
that such payment was legal
Justice Want Woud seconded tho motion,
which was Put and prevailed.
Tic Board then adjourned
, 1874-09-06
Fea4els paased Port Huron.

PonT HURON, Micl, Sept. 5.-Dows-frops FoSs
tail City nter-Ueean and consozt; schr Annie.
UP-Props paas4c. Empire 3:ate, Waveriy, Leland
schrs Fame, Bessie Burwick, Sam Flint, J. g. IenkG:
Arabia, Sunrise, Denmark. Lousa Belle, l. bsc1,
Oriental, l. Haau1, L. VanVaitenbsrg. Dantcsta,
Cheuango, Yankee Blade
W1sp-south; brink weather; cloudy.
Tie large Emma Aajes, reported missing aotTtd
this morning al right
PORT HUnos, Mich, Sept -5-Evening-Dows-
ST. Joseph, Canasseo, Tempest City Of fremont coa
Campbell, Merchant, with sehuyndl; sehE3 sEsaa'
man, Sea Bird, City OF FaineSviue bark 7Ande7fas
, 1874-09-06

he carefully guards in his left vest pocket, he
LAYS no claims to blue blood. and is neither u
nephew of Garibaldi.
He was sentenced to pay sl5 for IS which ho
purloincd from the pocket OF q bccr-scnder, aud
now he sits behind irou-erates, and muses. over
fallen greatness and over the high price OF
sreenbhcss il Chicago, where poor wretch
must Eay throe for oue-
, 1874-09-06

worth less than $4,000. They are Ver5 lntelll-
rrt,t honest aud industrious, and will be great
anu valuable acquisition to our Western terri
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DDC 10TH AN.. SECOND FLOOR-A RESPECTABLE
10 woman a cook, washer and ironer: will assist
the aundreSs viii 60 short distance the country
good reference.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE IN THE CITY-BONA FIDB
- business long lease: profits, after deductiny all ex
pess MN Vie ~ ss of'|y pcI anuiu
MACY, Herald Office.
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LNOR SALE-IcE HOUSES FOR LAGER BEER, RES
j. taurants and butchers; milk and butter Boxes;
lot OF butcher Fixtures MAIHEsON,
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900 EAST 45TH ST, BETWEEN 2D AND Sd AVS
-.e- AS first class cook; understands all kinds of
cooking Is excellent baker, washer and ironer city
reference.
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CITUATIONS WANTED-Bi GERMAN MAN AND
- wife, man as coachman; understands gardening;
wife plain cook or 10 do homework. Apply at No.
Battery place.
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7f7 WEST SD STA DRESSMAKER OF IA YEARS
III experience wants the work OF few families;
The stylish work done at extremely low prices.
Call and see examples of work Ring third bell.
Nine. ROGERS
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40 BAXTER ST, NEAR GRASD-A RESPECT.
L. able young American girl ~ chambermaid and
waitress or chamberml aid ana Will plain
ing i required; no objection to the country resides
with her parents.
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90 WEST BOTH ST. SECOND FLOoR.-A YOUNG
- - woman as cook, washer and ironer the city,
Or would do general homework in small family.
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| GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY MAR
" ricd man tEnglishl understands greenhouse, fow
crs vegetables &c three years best reference
last employer. Address q. g., box 2Ct Herald Office.
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nRUG sToRE-LEADING AVENUE IN BROOKLYN
IL Well stocked fine fixtures large and ncreas bust
ness; outside operations only reason tor selling; cash
Real Estate. Address q. t. E.. tcrald Office
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100 WEST s0rH Sr.-As CHAMBERMAID IN A
CAN address H. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-13

ha estipulado que osta princesa conserva-
"a plena libertad en- el ejercicio dc Ia reli.
gion en- que ha sido educada, que es Ia
cismatica griega. Los hijos que nazcan de-
matrimonio seran educados en- la religion
protestante. La dote de Ia gran duquesa
Maria Alejandrowna, ha sido de un million
de rublos, cifra fjada por las leyes funda-
. mentales del imperio russo. FL czar, como
testimonio de su carino particular su
hija, le ha constituido ademas una renta
annual de $4,000 rublos, y ha anadido 4
SUI dote un million de rublos. Ell capital de
csc million, asi como ell del primero, que
dara en- Russia, y los intereses Sc lie paga-
ran a la duquesa cada seis meses, razon
de 5 por 100 al ano, y lie perteneceran
exclusivamente con facultad de disponer
de ellos SUI voluntad. La princesa con-
serva tambien para su uso particular ell
dinero privado que tenia antes de su casa
miento y que asciende q 100000 rublos.
El articulo IA del contrato establece que
la duquesa tendra la propiedad particular
de las alhajas y demas artlculos de valor
que poseia antes de su casamiento, asl
como de todos los bienes que pueda adqui-
rir por herencia Q donacion, y podra dis
poner de ellos segun su voluntad del
modo que mejor lie convenga. En- Ell case
en- que la duquesa sobreviva q su marido,
Ia reina de Inglaterra Sc compromete
constituirla una renta anual de 5000 Ii
bras esterlinas. ST la duquesa volviera &
casarse, Ia mitad del million que forma su
dote pertenecera los hijos que haya te-
nido de su primer matrimonio. En- case
que sobreviva ell duque, el emperador ae
Russia lie dejara 100000 rublos del dote
de la duquesa: SIS. AA. no tendran mas
que una casa, cuya composition sera ar
reglada segun los usos y la etiqueta de la
c6rte de Inglatcrra. La duquesa de Edim-
burg" podra elegir, con la aprobacion de
la reina, las personals que hayan de COM
poner su casa particular, y retribuira
su voluutad las personals destinadas 4 su
servicio. Cada uno de los dos esposos es
responsible personalmente de los gastos
particulares que pueda hacer, sin que
pueda caber recurso alguno contra ell otro.
Tambien Sc ha consignado en- el contrato
que la duquesa sc contormara con la Icy
que arregla ell orden de succession al trono
de Russia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-13
La ENSENANZA EN- CUBA.

Dice nuestro cclega La Iberia en-
une de los brilIantes articulos que esta
publicando sobre la instruc ion oue
durante los dltimos amos que prece-
dieron la insurreccion Sc ha estado
dando en- Cuba: I'LL
!"El filibusterismo Sc apoder6 de Ia
ensefanza y los colcgios de Carraguao,
del Salvador, de San Luis, de San
Fernando y otros en- la Habana, como
en- Matanzas y Santiago de Cuba, tu-
vieron siempre fama entire los lxbo-
rantes y fueron los focos mas peren-
mes de nuestros enemigos y los talle-
res, digamoslo asi, en-, que Sc fue pre-.
parando Ia insurreccion que nacids
hace algunos amos no SIC ha extirpadc
todavfa
En- prueba de 10 que decimos. ,
para apreciar la calidad de la ense
fianza que en- esos y otros colegio,
Sc daba, basta registrar los principale,
periodicos que EN- ell extranjero SOS
tlencn los traidores, como El Demo
crata y La Revolucion, y sc vera com,
ensa)zan a los que constituyeron su
mas notables profesores, y fueron 10
naestros de los insurrectos Pcdr
Diqperedo, Cespedes, Aguilera, LA
guirre, Ayesterun, Parona, Agiieros
lenca \ otros y otros, harto conoci
dos en- los anales de esa funesta u
surreccion, como principales jefcs d
sle De Abi0s q sps naaestres, a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-13

a.ae 5+.
Ef Brasil quiere qnebraf la inAuen-
els Argenths.tn a Parkguay,7 y nostrar
Il ihisfno ticnpesqde no sc puede nj sc
debe tirkf On solo canonaso en- el Rio de
L. Plata SIN ~ colSentiniento. La Rep6-
blica AFgeHtina, que se cree superior. ST.
no ca fueraas 6 10 menos en- valor, estA
dnpaesta A6sttar Ia responsabiIdad de
lOs sucesos' y & c0ntestar una anenaxa
coil declaration de guerra. Son dos co.
losos one pretcEdsn derribarse recfproca-
mentss 5dn dos pseblos rivalea por anita
gonismo d idsasy d. principles, por su
modo de- ser. Les aliados dc aver son los
eaerAigos ifreeonciKables de hoy, poroue
el mafid1ie de a1a Rep6biica con 81 I'm
periO no. spoiiA scr dtradero. A mas del
antkg6hismo de rasa, existe teI de intere-
sea. La Rep1blicx Argentina .tiehe 50 tra-
dicion formadA dssde IL batslla d6 Ituzain-
60, n eT Brasil 10 ha adjudicado fama !
prestieioidasdei Il batalla de Caseros hasts
lsS codnpaaas del Paraguay. Son dos na.
Clones que no pacden prescindir de /,
guerra. IA caula de- sd ene1nistad t;en,
0gfgea en- elpacto de aIianxa que las lIovl
dc conun acuerdo 4 libertar ii Paraous,
pafsfepartirsc despueslos dcspoios. En- Van,
ssqds' II dipdomacia se inusys . yo.,,sl,
nuevos tratados. La diplomacia pued. ,,os
Ser4Ar Il guer1a, iisas 10 svitsff a ton M
eieto qae yi6nS - pos u los 56sssou. ! !
sssf ssaSSSx 2 sssss9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-13

cambiaf a cafketer nacional de IN pueblo.
q . guerra .es inevitable, y Il Rep1blica
Oriental serk forxosamcnte el teatro dc las
correrias Dc los beligcrantcs. nAsf 10 di-
cen de Montevideo con fccha 20 de mar
70, anadiendo: ssRsto podra diferirse, pero
no conjurarse.' Pareccnos que hay pesi-
mishno On cstos pron6sticos, por ma. que,
" TO dijimos otra vez, nj falta combusti-
bic para arder, nj quien carezca de ma
ignidad, para darle fuego. FL mes pasado
salio para Rio-Janeiro un buque cargado
de pertrechos de guerra.