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Miss Catherine Beecher Il rather a smart old
lady, Ike all Of the Rev. Lyman's progeny, but
che hasn't legal mind. Thus in her defence
OF "brotber Henry" she says, first. that the
trouble ali originated in his (brother H. ~ anx-
iety to aid Tiiton, Who was "Ieduced to poverty
and difgrace, leading to excess in drinking,
but in concluding che gives a. a reason WHY the
case skOa,d not be dragged before the New
York courts that abundant money could be
employed to corrupt judges and jury, and to
hire PerJUred witnesses" But it would seem
that the money is sill on Beecher's side, with
nlllonAlres Ike the Claims and the other dry
goods men OF Plymouth church, backing him
Up; While, according TO Miss Beecher's own
showing, Tiiton IL a poor, inpecunious devil
without friends orresoUrces. But IL Is ouite evil
dent that Brother Henry, a. well As Sister Cath
crime, has little stomach for running the saunt-
let OF legal tribunal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

The revelations in regard 10 the secret ssrvics
division OF the Treasury department are anv.
thing but gratifying to those who look for econ
omy and honesty in the administration of GOV
eminent affairs. Bat, unUalatable As the mess
Is, the briT ging to light OF the inner history Of
that concern will net be without good results II
IL has the effect, a. 1t il very likely to have 10
wipe out the whole rotten combination, root and
branch.
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PERSONAL.
NOTICE TO IHE PUBLIC.

have been stssmboating twenty years I
have teen master of the steamer Ivy of WnsninQ-
ton SINCE she was built up to September LIZA. NY
faithfully. is we'll known t. the travelling com.
mnn1ty. John Il Wotd told me, on the "a: b day OF
July, be would not go any longer with me as pilot
Pre,ideRt OF the Potomac Ferry Company. After
1874, v hen was requested by Mr. s. g. Hogison 10
turn the boat over TO Mir. John &. wood. Mr.. John
ID. w God is the man who cOmmal led the steamer
Wawaset at the time of her disaster. He neitber
RAD paste1 or pilots license at the time He has
plots license endorsed MASTER to run the steamer
City OF Washington between Alexandria and
Washington. He WAS discharged from the line
twice. BY some means or other he was tax Gu back
on the line. have been q friend to him; he has
been an enemy TO me; have had go9d many
pilots " me; be Is the only one that ever took
any advantage. The notification in the pa Der sbout
my resignipg positively deny.
WILCIAM A. POOR
IT. Lste Captain Steamer CITY Of Washinston,
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where 60 Advertise,

TIE STAR has now a circulation very much
larger than that Of all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household in the
District and q vide range outside. The result
s that TIE STAR sfforcs unsurpassed sdvan-
tages 81 medium Of communication between
all classes Of the community, In the way Of the
adjustment OF demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

IT any one thinks that advertisements are not
read, We invite his or her attention TO the fact
that IN response to single advertisement in
last evenings STAB iity-three answers were
received before l. O'Clock to-day.
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1" RrIoBMED EPISCOPAL SERVICE IN
Wy Iinceln Hall audience room, ruNDAY
RTkNIHG Dext, at lao. sermon By Bishon y
CUNNIss. d. d. Public cordially Invited. Il
"LhyIgss ar TaE usIrAHIAa
SsS.sn :. m. TO NOBBOW, sssnoa Ly pastor.
tsftfAxlxKse EIaskLAX, IT,
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Captain John Smith, who had q little difficult
~ with one Powhatan some two hundred and
nfty years ago, Is to be busted by a Virginia
sculptor fer the state library.
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MADAME FLORYNOE,

MADAME EL0RYNOE,
Nl 1HE CELEBRATED CLAIRVO YdNT,
10 In test the past present and future
Of your life, IN causing speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
way OF success in lie. Ia matters of business her
aavlce invaluable. She gives universal satisfac-
tioni none ever regret consulting her Satisfaction
gNep, OF 20 pay. Dan be consulted at her Psrlors,
EO ilo " sueet northwest. 1Y7-iy
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LOST AND FOUND.

COWS AsTRAY-TeEeu up, IN Georgetown, SEN
" TENDER 25c three COWS which ths OWL
tr II requested to pay charges aud claim. ) "a iH
EOWE, corner OF Gay and Monroe streets, Nl
GeoIgetown. sep2t St-
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~ d L n V A l. I ID 3.

'l'O IN LIDS.
If you are suffering With Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation, Lots Of Appetits General Debility
get one bottle BROWHlNG'S BITTERS, ana use
according TO directions, and If you are not bene-
fitted bv II so back to the party from whom You
purchased II aud get your money back, All parties
selling il are authorized to sell uKon the above
terms. Fer sale by Druggists and 0rocers gene.
rally. BROWNING MIDDLETON
610 Pennsyivauis syenue,
sep24 3m Proprietors and Msnufacturers
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A
We respectfully inform cur friends and the public
geneI sly that The improvements Ito our store are
yomrl,t,d. We have, ct great expense, finished it
In style second to none In the country aud can now
give pstrcns and friends the 30 Is Of our
Increased facilities. An inspection of our stsre,
goods, prices solicited. We are determine
TO me- reputation for ping none but the
prices,
Everything in the Fancy Grocery line always on
b. w. REED 4 SONS,
sepss Ct 1914 r street.
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a 8 T Z o l. o q Y :.
MADAME ROSS,

This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing 10.
dun can be consulted at No. 2sl d street,
corner OF Id, northwest. She has no hyperion
Ia deiineating the Past, Present and Future. In
love or busness her advice Is invaluable describing
your friehGs pointing out your enemies and inform.
ing yon OF the sure way to success In all UNDER
takiLgs Consultation strictly confidential Ladies,
81; gentlemen, 81 50. iyN-ly
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,
FIRE INSURANCE.

Eiagara Fire Insurance Company of New YORK.
Assets, 81 ,so5 Us. Surplus, S65s MS
Republic Fire Insurance Company Of New York
Assets, $4,000. Surplus, S4OO,00O
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company OF New
York-Assets, &6O6,l50. Surplus, S3SsoO0.
National Fire Insurance Company Of PhfladeI.
phia, Pa.-Assets, 66o 900. Sur Plus, S7Sa 900.
Old Dominion Fire Insurance Company of yfr.
Einis-Assets, Ssl6,OO0. Surplus, eils,O0O.
WILLIAM l.. BRAMHALL CO.,
mayG.u Agents, GOT 7th street northwest.
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leo PIECES LYONS BLACK SILKS

NEW FALL DRY GOODS
OPENING DAILY, AT LOWEST PRICES.
A Splendid Stock Of DRESS GOODS .of.ripp AT
g cents per yard. "
Hun Lines 81 Black Alpacss Black Silks and other
hLe Dress goocs. Kew GODS ia CRssimeres, w ater
Proofs, Flannels, Canton FIannsls, Blankets,
Hosiery and Underwear.
sPECIAL PRICES FOB OOTroEs:
AndrOscoggin, Pike; Fruit of the Loom l3c :.
Hsmsutts, He; and lower grades in proportion 10
quality.
~ All Goods marked in Plain Figures, for One
Pftcs CHiy. began WfLIE,
101S and 1910 TIN street "a W,
EeI2s-r Agfs. for DemOrest's Reliable Patterns.
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PIANOS, dc.
DRY GOODS.

GRASD VPEETE9 OF new FALL AND
IMMEHSE ATTRACTION EVER YTHING
CHEAP
CARRIERS WV Day GOODs srOnE.
10Y MARKET sPACE.
Splendid sss0rtment rev Fall and Winter DRESS
GOODe, just received from New YeTk
Tue Cheapest BLACK ALPACAs IN Washington,
GpeN geods,l ., -, ~; very IRE, 81 ceuts.
BLACK CAshMEhks, BLACK SILKS; very
cheap. 'S
spfendid CALICO, s cents.
Our splendid ysrd-wide COTTON, st la cents, q
Large assortment Of CAssIMEREs or men and
large LOT Of BLANKETS aud CANTON PLAN.
NILS iust received from auction. suesi-tT
4 NPkkCKDkNrkD REDUCTION.
Bet make Paper Cambria fdoubl. vts,h, q,
ps.. - &c ruit OF the Loon Oottons leo.
Elegant Black LjoBs SIX from yso. N "a "a q.
LE3ns Sros Grain AZ . Loo. worth s1J
Blsck Algecss aud Mohsirs from a5c nm
Septoh tlannels, test makes, loo. and m.
All Linen Towels, 81 dozen "a for A. ! and nm
All Linen Henmed Hdkfs l2sko., worth sc.
sbeaptnul euk Clicked BAlbrigean Hose, only
Hip Gore cOrsets, SOC. reduced from lso.
- Perssols and Sun Umbrellas, and ALL pkEss
GOODS 81 great sdeyttce. TO close.
We oner none but 6ysf-cldss goode, selected with
view 10 beauty ard durability. Those wishing 90
get the gNlet value for their money should examine
BRODHEAD q co.,
anglican 1909 street. between 18th and lsth
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largest Circulation in The District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
SATURDAY .sepfernber re, 1874.
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OHU Rob, 18th street and ver-
Wy mont avenue. eeA's all free, Pastor, J. q.
BUTLER. Service SUNDAY at II q. M. n last
tEitEht service for this sssson 81 $50 T. m. To-
MORROW. IT.
FkEW CBUROR WORSHIP, (swEDEN-
ny BORGIas, EVERY SUNDAY at ii q. m,
ST WILLARD HALL. Tia public are coruislIy
invited. Subject to-znorrow -" Tue Exceptional
Brev.ly OF Mans life In Time an Evidence thst IL
IL Probationary" IT.
TINDEPENDEsT VkUkR OF MIUdAN-
SS ICs.Memeers of CoLUMBIA LODGE,
70. 1, l. y. NJ, are res sectfaIly requested 10 be
panctua in their attendance at the regular cozven
ton e the Lodge the 30th inst for toe purp
II receiyfI the visiting members Of Old Dominion
Lodge, No. 9, Of AIeas, dris. Va, and Of William
Lewis echleI Lodge. No. 4, OF Georgetown, ID. o.
s2s-h' By order. J. O. WILSON, sec'y.
Wy An Absorbing Original Story, will be
OORCLUDED In
TO- MORROW GAZETTE,
Which will be a sharp snd Spley number.
- Remember the Gazette 10 the best Advertising
Saoium.
AZ Read the Gazette Tomorrow. IT.
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. ANNTvERsABY MEETING.

The public ia respectfully invited to attend the
anniversary Meeting Of the MEDICAL SOCIETY
Of the Dittrict nf Columbia, 10 be held ct Marinis
Hal ON the EVENING II tho Goth instant, az
O'Clcok. The Grafton will be delivered By DR.. Wm.
b. DIinkard,
AT. A. KING, NJ. D.,
Rar ChrDD L 4
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FYOUHe MENs' GHBIsTIAN AssOOIA-
w TON,
Corner Of 9Th and ID streets.
EVENING" GLASSES in Latin, Greek, English
Grshrnar, Photography, Mathematics, Sacred His
tory, French ard Germ an, commencing Sept q,
Glasses open to all.
Free Reading Boom and Circulating Library
Daily PRAYER Meetings at l2I5 6 and D. m
sabbath evening Services at the Rooms at
O'Clock.
We WELCOME ALL. auci-tr
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COAL
COAL!

We invite the attention OF CONSUMERS 20 orr stook
OF COAL, embracing all the choice gualities -
which we are making additions daily, which Ne offer
ct lowest market rAfe- 'a
OAK aud PIhE wUoD, sawed aud split or IN
OAK sSd PINE kINDLINGs, IS bundles or nv
the cord, sTEPHESSOh a BBOTHfR
once, 1915 pennsyiy snia AvenGa
Je25tr Mill and Depot, Seventh street Wbsrf
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MEDICAL, 6c.

I n MFUhhhNI 10 LADiEc -Drs. BhU1HEks
4 II ana GhA1s having over i've years successful
pfsctee IN the city Of New York aud twenty Vc in
this citI, enables them 10 guarautse a cure Ia All
cases OF cBlnAl Auectlonst PrOlapsus Uteri, the
hites, or other Weakness % the Uterine Organs,
&C with every ether disease incident TO the female
| systtm. Once, 800 and 9Os b street south.
/ west. ssrss So
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THE GALVESTON TIMES

Call at b. Franklin Company and SUB,
scribe for the Galveston Times, published
by LoUGHERY & VAN HORN. II Is straight
est paper in the state. Z5S3m
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"a race.-one mile dash--has been
arranged to come OIL on the Waco
course In the fall OF 1870 between some
Texas colts foaled the past spring
There are already three entries. II. A
johnson, OF Waco, and Il. A. Gray, OF
Austin, enter Rebel, sired by the cele-
brated Rebel on the dam OF Ella
Harper. Marion Martin, Of Corsicana,
enters colt sired by Cousin Vic, dam
Adelald, Cousin Vic Is from Licking
ton, aud has his Ave crosses. Il. Nj.
Lilly, Of Dallas, enters General Hood,
sired by General Hood, dam Lula
Barley, by Rupee, n well-known
horse Of Washington county, who has
distinguished himself In time past on
the New Orleans course. The race
will be open to entries till March !,
1867
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RAILROADS.
CTrArJOm OF rINnu.
ToTAKE EFFEcT
FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1874.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.

Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston nj 0.i0 IN and arrive nj
Houston NJ $50 n m.
Leave Galveston at 800 p m and arrive at
Houston at 500 y IN,
Leave Galveston at $50 p m and arrive Ut
Houston NJ $50 y IN,
Leave Houston AZ 0il5 n IN and arrive al
Galveston at 800 u m,
Leave Houston 1000 n IN and arrive NJ Gal
weston nj 800 y m.
Leave Houston NJ $40 u m and arrive at
Galveston nj 1880 y m,
On Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton nj 1000 Il IN, Leaves Houston at 200 u IN,
The 0.l0 II IN train from Galveston cOnnocls
at Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and Ran Antonio railway. Comets nj
Houston with tho Houston and Texas Cons
trail railroad
Tho 800 p m express nom Galveston con-
meets with the Houston and Texas Central
railway.
The 6:0Op m express from Galveston CON
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad ut Houston Mt 0 I'm,
The 1880 u IN train nom Houston arrives nj
Galveston ut 23O p IN. COnnects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket Offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and at the depots.
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
thousand and five hundred mile tickets, can
be purchased al the ticket Offices OF this COM
pany or from Galveston ticket office.
a. II. NICHOLS, Superintendent.
Ii. b. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees IA the
Herald once will be allowed Ia settle
ments with the once unless nm order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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TO THE PUBLIC!

The undersigned having determined to
close the free school term that has been In
progre IS under his principalship, In the
fourth ward of this city, since the seventh
of September last, adopts this method OF no.
tifying the public of said determination ana
of his intention of opening private school
at the same place, on
Monday, the 9th Instant.
The following rates of tuition will be
charged, payable monthly in advanced
Primary branches, per month " @
Intermediate w
Higher branches, including Latin, etc. D on
He would respectfully add that having
spent fourteen years in teaching, he feels
competent to train thoroughly all pupils
that may be placed under his Instruction.
For information regarding his industry, IL
deity and skill, he refers to the trustees ana
other patrons of the school, which he has
taught during the above mentioned time.
Mrs. NJ. $. Buck will give instruction on
the plano to such as desire 1t, at her resi-
deuce near the school room. She is thor
oughly competent and of large experience
in teaching music. Respectfully,
232dlw j. g. II. BUCK.
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NOTICE 10 ADyERTIsERs.

Hereafter ali bills for advertisements
IL this paper viii be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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THE WE EKLY HERALD,

THE WEEKLY HERALD viii DO pub
ishei every saturday mnrning, kubs6rlp'
IN, nm peT annum w. 40 for six months
'sv,.i,le Ia advance. No subscription taken
LTa iess period ihan six months,
Advertisements Inserted ~ The rate az VI bD
nsl sIiiaTe fDr the nrsi Insertion, ANA 20 cents
III eagh subsequent Insertion,
obituary notices. marriages deaths public
meetings, cards Of thanks, etc., "a Do paid for
NJ nall advertisement rates.
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NOTICE.

Job work IN invariably paya-
bic on delivery, and ali tram
silent advertisements AT the
time they are handed I'm. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid in advance. These rules
will be strictly observed.
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and east via the
Houston and Texas Central R'y
AND CONNECTIONS.

Trains arrive and depart from Houston as
follows;
ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
Leayes.... 300 A. NJ Leaves......,.. $50 p. M.
Arrlves..,.... $40 A. M. Arrlves...,, $40 p. NJ.
Galveston Freight and Ticket ONCE, 70
fremont street.
A. FAULKNER, Agent.
New York City Freight and Ticket Office,
3l5 Broadway.
II. l.. MANCHESTER, Agent.
Visitors 10 above cities will lind these Of
nces pleasant place or resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers will be
found.
j. DURAND, Gen1 supt.
j. WALDO. Genr Ticket Agent.
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Joachim, Rubenstein, Wieniaewske
and Plante, the latter n distinguished
pianist, are announced to take part ia
the Brussels popular concerts during
the coming winter. There appears to
be much uncertainty as to whether
Madame Lucca viii appear at the
Theater dc Ia Monaie.
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nailg gtrald
M. sWINDELLs. Pnbli.Ler.


rlE DAILY HENALp is Published eyeD
lrtna. except Monday ai 80 year, I'd
Mta,i,~fi sliprhiK months II i0rpne mouth /
Il ems ilf one Wnrk aingie applasi 10
r,s Daily Herald y pnW furnished " SUBJ
sodLsn pl eAulgl ~ y pln9 ~ wees, TUG
ra'ta IN M early hour W any pant ~ thp Oily
lhsi ssublIrbs within a nile and q halt NJ tho
aapnplr MOUSE, Subscribers falling 70 reeeiYe
ibsiT paper viii pblige ny reporting W Mr
Wsville az ILLS Oiiiee,
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Nav YorN q, r,hnWsll, u, N, Petlengill A
" And Hates a l.0eke,
'rhiiadeiphiai Coei Wealherlll A 90,
tlnoInnaili y, a, faryln,.
Nav Orleansi Thomas Meinlyre,
si,reVepOru w, ", sparks,
HouslGn u, H. ouslling'
Austin, TeKasi v, NOigl,
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COKE! COKE!

The undersigned are prepared to supply
the citizens OF Dallas with COKE. 1t Will
burn readily in CRATES and stoves, both for
fees, stores and dwellings,, 1t is cheaper and
better than coal. Coke is sold at rs cents per
barrel, and coal is sold at the rate OF 81 @,per
barrel. When coal is used 1t has to be cooked
by burning Off the gas and smoke before you
coke is already prepared, so that when light
ed and burning you get the most intense
heat. 1t is universally used in large cities
for cooking, by putting a CRATE In ordinary
cooking stoves is much cleaner than wood
and less troubie-no wood to be sawed or
split. 1t gives an even and steady heat. All
orders promptly attended to by leaving them
at the office of the company, on Lamar treet,
between Main and Elm. ,,
j. b SCRUGGS,
23ldlm Sec'y Dallas City Gas Light Co.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Large airy rooms to rent, furnished or un-
furnished Board by the day, week or
month. Cistern water. Convenient TO busi-
ness. Apply at the former residence OF Ma
jor Barklsy, Commerce street, or At TINS
once, ziaoiW
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13

Habana por 81 vapor ingles. nj La
Tos de Cuba, nj el scflor director de
La SOnsbra que nos favorecian con
ellos, nos han rcmitido esta vcx dia-
rios por IA via inglesa. Enterados de
que no habia llegado collection alguna
de nuestros colegas de Ia isla hernia
liza, nos hemos acercado 4 una respe-
table casa de comcrcio de esta plaza
que nos ha facilitado una reyista mer-
cantil, fechada ell Z del corriente en- la
Habana, por la que vemos que el orc,
ese bar6metro de la polftica de Cuba,
oscilaba entire el IS y 80 por ciento
premio, y que su baja es lenta pero
diaria segura.
Este solo dato nos basta para Greer
que los asuntos de la otra isla cspaflo-
la marchan bien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13

primera entire una docena de mueres casi
tCaas jovenes, esta nuestra ant ua conoci-
da Virginia Prats. Los 2 amos que han pasa-
do por encima de su cabeza han hecho
mas que acentuar un tanto sus facciones
y comunicar alguna robustez su cuerpo
Viste un traje de montar, 10 mas extraor-
dinario por sus colores. Un ubon roio
perfectamente cenido y ajust4do dibu ia
su esbelto tale hasta la cintura En- el
centro del pecho ostenta una grande estre-
lila de cinco puntas, hecha de raso blanco:
las largas y graciosas faldas qua le caen
hasta arrastlarse tienen anc las listas
blancaS y azutes perpend,cularcs vi sueio.
Els la bandera de Yara.
Las denas jovenes visten dist;rtos ira
jes, pero en- todos entran los cocres, azul
blanco y rojo y todas llevan gu ovrrespon-
diente estrella blanca en cl peeho
Preside la reunion un homDe va de
cdad, de barba recortada y entrecana, v
,us costados tlene a dos secratarios 10
VIC, es, qaenes t.eue ue.ta Ia ones, aun-
&c dioiintas eaL.e II, G.sn ;Daco.slas !. s.as
lie Virginia que una simp,e ,a.pa .c,oa
basta para convencer a caal4dlera que
deben ser sus hernanos.
Son en- efecto Ernesto y Arturo Prats,
ga muy acreditados en- la poblacion, eI
mo como abogado, ell otro como medico.
La habitacion es amplia. En- uno de sus
lados esta la mesa de Ia presidencia sobre
un tablaio que SO eieva como q una vara de
sueio. La pared que esta espaldas del
presidente estA forada de negro y forma
con dos co!umnas lateFa!ss y IN tsiAngulo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13

En- 1854 empesaron los aplausos
para ell Sr CASTELAR, Sc han prolon-
gado hasta 1873. Desde ent6nces y
realizada por ell Sr. CASTELAR, una se-
mi-evolucion que lie honra, ha empe-
zado un periodic diffcil para el elo-
cuente orador, tan dificil que on Bar
ceona ha dido ruidos 4 que no estaba
acostumbrado, segun dicen en- ell Dia-
rio de Barcelona varios repuhlicanos.
Esos ruidos podran durar tanto como
los aplausos, 81 ell Sr CASTELAR,, con Ia
frmeza de una conviction honrada no
tiene la abnegacion de confesar fran
camente 1ue ha vivido en- el error du-
rante veinte amos, y contribuido 4 ha-
Ger a su patria un NAL tan grande,
qua el mismo con todo su esfuerzo
no 10 ha podido enmendar despues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13

sistema rapido de procedimicntos que
de seguridad al concrete de Duena f9
contra los expenditures sin concien-
eia.
No se yea en- nuestra indication alu-
sion alguna ninguna de las quiebras
que de pocs tempo 4 esta parte Sc han
sucedido. Lo que deseamos es que Sc
den facilidades al comercio, quese sim
plifquen los juicios omitemio tramtes
Y que Sc de una intervention dlrecta
en- estos pleitos & los mas lnteligentes
y mas honrados de Ia profession mer
cantll ST hay ;n..oavenientes IN la
organization dada los trlbmalrs de
comercio por ell Codigo, excogfteuse
los medios de reemp plaaarlos con una
cosa mejor; pero hagase algo que ev'-
tie las demoras y las supercherfas d
los que matan ell credlto J paralizan
los negoclos con las mas 6 m9nos JUS
ti!icadas desconianzas que lutrolucen
Ell la plaza.
POGO 'nte|igentcs nosotros en- este
ramo, Al 1itiremos con gusto las OBJ
servaciones con que los comerciantes
cntendidos cream oportuno ilu strarnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-13

Como era de esperar, los peri6di-
cos insurrectos han sacado un gran
partido de la fabula del Freeman S
Journal para desacreditar a Espal1a.
Todo clio no es otra cosa que una ca
lumnia laborante para introducir ell
desaliento entire los buenos espafloles
de las Antillas. Afortunadamente es-
tamos va acostumbrados a esta clase
de ardides y va no nos hacen efecto
las invenciones de la gente manigiiera.