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carry muskets now. They are reliable "per
suaders."
The streets were in terrible sloppy condi.
uon yesterday, and the crossings were simply
awful.
The Exporter had big lot Of freight and
people waiting for her here. The Charles
Morgan stock it all in" yesterday.
We received the following note yesterd AZ;
You will oblige three young ladies by stating
IN the Corieryou,nal who your Jack is.
(Signed) IL. A. p" Ladies', your question is
conundrum; we give it up. All we know
about him Is, that we never knew his parents.
he is always hungry; playful critter with bis
heels; amt much on good looks, and seems
to have been built for business His Oh IT.
acter, reputation, and good standing out
ranks old Beechers. He always gets out of
the way OF pretty girl, will kick q negro in a
minute if he gets chance, brays when be sees
Ie1rill, and would FOLLOW an Irishman with n
req underahirt on, 40 miles He has par
ticular weakness for chawing red undershirs !;
we cont know why, but he'd rather stand
under coal-cart and chaw a red undershir:
lnail ea1 barrel OF raw Oys.ers.-LYuiSCule
Courier yournat
Business on the leyee dropped somewhat
Yesterday, but great deal Of Southern bound
freight was engaged on Change by the agents
OF the different boats. This will make to-day
lively day on the levee. The river is about
stationary, but the prospects are for decided
rise and big river out to Cairo.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The sale Of the effects If the Carondelet
Marine Railway and Dock Company was made
at IL NJ Yesterday. Capt. Dave Campbell is
the purchaser, but does not state the amount
paid for the properties Of the company. The
purchase embraces all the rights, franchise,
fixtures and everything appertaining thereto.
An enthusiastic clerk has sent Us a half col
umn puff OF one Of the boats nov plying in
the st. Louis and New Orleans trade We re-
fuse to publish only because in Mentioning
everybody else on the boat il terms Of high
est commentator, the writer has failed to re-
member the chambormaid. Such gross over
sight is not to be winked at, and on account
OF the slight we withhold the en- ire article.
viii Hays, the river reporter Of the Courier
Journal, has dedicated his last song to his
mother-in-law. We presume lie is trying TO
kill her with kindness.
When a certain mate Of one Of our Mem
phis packets prepares to make an ejacul alton
OF saliva, the boys in the ne'ghborhood begin
to adjust their life preserves Louis Re
publican, 9Th inst
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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS SHREVEPORT, TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE,
Composed Of frst-cass Steamboats, In connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
~ Leaving New Orleans and Shrevs.
n port as follows:
WEDNESDAYS.
Belle Rowland. Cant. T. E. Jacobs.
C. II. Durfee. Capt. Jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt. II. J. Brinke-.
Texas, Capt C. w. Stinde.
Giving through bills lading to all points the
Texas and Pacific International and Great Northern
Trans Continental and Texas Central Railroads.
Also to Jefferson. Texas
Particular attention paid to way business.
through Bills Lading signed only by
NJ W. JOYCE,
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway
a3l I'm % Magazine, corner Gravier.
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STEA MSHJpS.
NEW YORK.
-
THE CROMWELL LINE
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on SUNDAY, March IA at A. NJ
SSSESes This line is composed OF the following
Steamships:
KNICKERBOCKER, HUDSON
CoRTES NEW ORLEANS
The steamship
Hudson,
Z. Y. eager, commander
will leave her wharf foot Of Toulouse street.
Freight for Liverpool Bremen and Havre taken
by this line and throGg' bills OF lading given for
the same.
Fer freight passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTCE
ulf1s 1y ~ Carondelet etraat
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Il Gfls.

HAvRE-Per ship Francis Sa5e-39lu bales cot,
ton $500 pes slaves sacks coffee
REVAL-Per ship John pattern-3,5e bales cot
ton
REvAL-Per ship Rcgina-iliJ bales cotton
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+, r. - FOR SALE-The new light lrausht
SSfssSaxE-1fss steamer HOMER, she lies at
Algiers. For particulars apply to
BELL & MENGF
ml2 If oand II D.Ito straot
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship JuAiata. Catherine, from Phaie ptia ~ til
ult, Havana, to E a Inrkc-2d dist 10
sTRAMBOATs.
Carrie Thorn, Greenee from Floyd
Waloon, Ruiz. from Lower Coas;
Thompson Dean, Paul, from Louisville
st Mary, Probst, from Lower Coast
Robert Il Lee Campbell from Vicksburg
Garry Owen, johnson from Camden
~ 5 Pike. brown, from Fishers Landing
Ida Forgay, from New Iberia
st John Junel, from Baton Rouge
Lizzie Hopkins, Dnpus. from Thibodaux
Stella Book TAYLOR from botuf Ri
Mary ida, RuZ, from White Hall
Two Cotton Seed Iarses, Capt Jackson from
Bunch ) Bend
ARRIVALS At THE NEW RA9iN
Steamer Major White from Pearl river
Schooner f.iistCr from Stockton
Schooner MAJ tina d. ii"m ichettnc3 river
Schooner St John the Baptist, from Tche.unct,.
Schooner Morning Light, from Blind river
Schooner Monterey, from Blind river
Schooner L i Kemp, from Amite river
Schooner Best Friend, from Blind river
Schooner Indian Reed I"om Iicktaw
Schooner PctroIa Ii. from Pearl river
Schooner Repol ter. from Ante river
Schooner Hetter Ellis. from Anite
Schooner Bogue Homa, from Pearl river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Appalachee from Blind river
Schooner City Belle. from Blind river
Schooner Chas Perry, from Tangipahoa
Schooner Manievi lie, from Mandeville
Schooner Mary Jane. from Bayou Laconhe
Schooner Pomme dor. from Blind river
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. :
Tuesday Morning, March !


Ship Franci, L Sage Urauhart for Havrc-
Norton & B Il
Ship J, hn Patten, W lyman, for Reval-
Norton & Bell
British ship Regina Murphy, for Reveal
Hall & Vaughan
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ATTAKAPAs AID ATCNAFaIsYA,

ATTAKAPAs AID ATCNAEALsYA.
FOR ATrAKAPAS AND ATcHAFALAYA
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 10, at ) T. NJ.
RE- A. For SiIiinIsport, Ehurc;iviile, ard
lsASsSkJS all lsndings ON Atchatalaya River
AsszaT.1@F-. Eayoa Chene, Pattersouvile, Centre.
vile, Franklin, thalcuton, Ieanerettc New iberia
Fausse Pointe, St MartinNil|e and al landings on
Bayou Teche-Tho light-draught steamer
Ida,
J. F. Forgay, master, \. Meyner ST.. clerk
will leave as above. For freight passage apply
on board or TO HlTE CARLIN Agents
mh7 4Thoupitoulas street.
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... tBy egraph.)
New York, March s-To \. Mouiton, Acent-The
steamship Cortes, Capt Fireman, arrived teis eve
ming.
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RIO DE JANEIRO-Per bark Nellie NJ Slade-
747l bags coffee = samples to duncan, Sherman
eco
MESSINA-Per bark Saga-fo00 boxes oranges
1000 boxes iigs 80 cases almonds Walnuts IS
la - tberts - bids paper to kitter Z a5odv SEQ
pHILA UELPulA-Itr steamship Readlng-.is.
sorted mdse
NEW YORK-Fer steamship Hudson-Assorted
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COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING
All VARIETIES at Reduced Prices.

refer my friends, and the public in general to
CHAS y. GREEN, formerly Green 81 Crump) now
with Temple Coons, Esq. No. 81 Carondelet street
whoia have transferred my Cotton Seed Business
Prices reduced II suit the times.
dI3 2tawtf VIM. II. PINCRARD.
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LAFOURCHE.
REGUL BAYOU LAFOURCIIE PACKET
HSHe II Regular Bayou La fOurche Packet
steamer
Lizzie Hopkins,
n. 4. Dupuis master NJ. II. Landry clerk.
Leaves New Orleans MONDAYS and TIL TUESDAYS
at 5 =. NJ. Returning every WEDNESDAY and
SUNDAY For freight or passage apply on
board OF to
NH ;n r. RIVET 30 Cont street
REGULAR LAFOURCHE AND COAST PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at
p NJ.
$50 : The Al packet
Ern No. 10,
Joe Dalterta master
Tom Clements and f. Dalt.res clerks
leaves as above. For freight or passage apply on
board inhi
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ANTE RIVER.

REGULAR ANTE RIVER AND BAYOU MAn
CHAC PACKET
- The stsuIch, sea worthy pscaet st9Sl1S
ssss111H<ssA. Alice,
G. S. D. Porter, master. Lon Reiia aia7s
Leaves her Landing New, Bssin Magnolia Is5ezq
every NONDAY and THURSDAY st 1 =. NJ In o.
painta on Amite River and Bayoa Marohao.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
MUNCY Z MARCY, Agent
12i and 4as DeotG at
Bills Of lading aligned at the Office OF EER1UD
GIRERf, 20 Carundeet street ItP
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Arrived SUNDAY.

Steamship Hudson Gage:, from New York Feb 27,
to A Mouton-2d dist
Steamship Reading, ColbuIn, from Philadelphia Feb
% to VIM Creevy-?d dist 10
Norwegian bark saga Bl0en, % days from Messna,
to master-Pont
Spanish bark Joven Pepita, Julio S days frem Ia
vana to master-Point
Barkentins Nellie NJ Slade, Atwood, So days from
Rio de Janeiro, to master-Point
TowBOArs.
Gladiator Sturtevant. from the Passes-brought up
bark Saga
Ocean, JACK, from the Passes-brousht up bark Jo-
Admiral, Christie from the Passes-brought up bark
entine Nellie NJ Slade
STEAMBOATS,
Susie Silver. Silver, from New ALBANY
Indiana. Rusk. from Cincinnati
Il Durfce Al zen, from Sh1eN eport
Fla No 10, DaltreS from Lockport
j L Frazer, Canton from Lower Coast
Josephine, Cozzins. from Bonnet Care
Rice Farmer. Taylor from Lower Coast
Marie, Bassett, from Lower Coast
Alice Perkins, from Anlte Iiyer-New Basin
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Beiow-GeHins Up.
OrvsIpE THE BNR-BouND IL.

Norw egian bark Niobe, Osen, II days from Mar
Unique. in ballast to Master
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
MINDEN PACKET
Leaves on WEDNESDAY March TO- at 5PM
r. For Minden. Lake Bis,encnu,
AAfsa-tssa Grand Ecore, Grand Bayou St Maurice
- Cotile, Alexandria Nolman's, Barbin's
and all way landings-The A No. packet
John Howard,
H. L. Lee, master, +. r. Perry clerk
will leave above. For freight passage apply on
board OF to
lord 4 MC?EAKE A. Camp st
mh9 BRlTTON & EPPLGR. 100 Common At
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LOUISvILLE-Per steamer Thompson Dean-5OO
hbs sement W 7 { nveISc-2t0 sar ks corn " Gods
Slay back &co--l155 do do Thos King &co-i9 pieces
castings u stoves Rice. Bros &co-2is pcs iron bxs
do . City Railroads. horses Il Tcubroch-lot of
wagon sluti Mai J \ Potter box butter L Conery
& Son. 5 SACKS oats Jos West &eo-.,5 eoops pou-
try boxes eggs J Z BrUner-I0G bbls curuIneai Jno
L Moore &co-l5 pkgs butter Keep. Raymond Sco-
l4i pes hardware IL pots Lord s McPeake--67 pcs
ware to order-l / sacks oats II L Lawlcr-lG00 hbls
pork Howard 4 Prestons-9 sacks oilcake Il Henning
/ cree lard Mrs y Payne-l do j Pay. e-4 IRON
whees Auef 500 Eagle Brewery-i0 pcs hardware
4 pots and kettles Baldwin Aco-40 pots 20 stoves
A Smond-5C0 bbls cement NiZard-i39 oil
cake A 4 Maginuis Sous--200 do SO bblS oil Bien
vile Oil Co.'S bbs whisky Britton 4 Eppler-!2l
bbls cornmeal 74sbaes hay Chas Pleasauts-9 stoves
10 eases d. eseryos lot castings and furniture TO G \
VIII tney aco-lO hubs 10 bids spokes L Bicakley Is
nix Is butter Ii Lawrence &cD-l keg lar Z \ Da
fis-30a boxes candles DeiiIondio-t4 sacks corn
boxes eggs s. bbs apples bbls rout halt bbs do
Del BondIo-2Oo bbs flour 1919 sacks cora 30I bales
hav Fairchild ( Bingham--00 Do JAS Paul-20 bbls
krout 90 ,bbs apples Gross & Wliams-i2 sacks corn
II L Davis-206 sacks cotton seed Union Oil Co-237
bales cotton Richardson q May-llJ 80 Airey &
co.'s 20 Bussey &co--f2 do J v Burbridge Aco-2i
do Alcus Scherck & 4autey--l5 do Lehman. \ bra
ham Seo-6 do II & j II Allen Aco-6 do Pres
tIdge Graham xco-- do S D Thomas &Co--l b AXE
more eco and sundries to orler-Iota 5li bales Of
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BAYOU MACON AND TENS4S RIVER.

BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS RIVER.
BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS PACKET.
Leaves TIL RSDAY. March H. at ) =. NJ
For Cu,-0H, CrOckcit's Point,
MlAss9l Warsaw. and all landings on Macon as
as-rzs-azS high Joe's Bayou, Black River Ten.
sas and way landings-Ihe IghtGriHght passen-
ger steamer
Carrie A. Thorn,
Lou s. Grccnlee master. Chas Thorn clerk
will l.a&e above. For freight or paasaGn apply
on board or to LORD & McPEAKE,
ming Al Camp street.
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lDWE& COAST.

HIU !" n x VfFNNI.
Y- NEW ORLEANS AND LO.pS
asd1x9fassa COAST PACKgT-Stoa.ner
st. Afnry,
Fred Pr0hst MASTER
will leave every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at IL NJ, f8r Jesuit Bend, Ponta-Ia- Tache, Pc!rf
Mechell, Leo Plantation and III way Landings. Coe.
to the Forts Saturday trips. d!lm
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British steamship VickSburg, Theatre tron Liver
pool Feb ii, TO 81 as Weeks &c,
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN |

Tuesday Morning, March 8, 1875.
The river Office of the BULLETIN has been
removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing, to No. Delta street, over E.
Oonery l. Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. NJ. to 4 2. Ii.
M. II. Duncan, Jr., will, from and after
this date, represent Us on the landing when
We are not there in person. Any other party
claiming to represent US will be an imposter,
rs We have no other assistant.
GEO. J. DUNCAN,
River Reporter n. 0. Bulletin.
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ahrongh bills ating to Fulton, Little Rock Kans&s
CITY Ch'caso Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo etc
Fi2 I'm W. II. BOFINGER, les Gravicr street.
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SHE sS.
BAY OF HONDURAS,

BAY OF HONDURAS.
~ For Belize. Port Cnhayo, ST. Pedro
Srs7sse and Hondur3--Ihe tine Passenger schooner
- LILY OF THE VALLEY Leach master
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOE p. MACHECA & Co
F21 II OI.ce, l2J ola Levee street.
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REGULAR MINDEN PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY, March 9, at 5 z. NJ.
r. For Mindcn, Port Bolivar, and
4sAS$eess all landings Lake Bistcntau and Red
Hza..~~ River intermeliate-The AL packet
Rnpides,
Nat Pnckette master Fer,l Y Cellos clerk
leaves as above. The Rapiles will take freight
for all way and plantation landings Red River
board OF to
LORD g. MCPEAKE, As Camp street.
F2s BRITTON X EPPLER lG6 CoRinon street
For Grand Ecore ard Way Land
n@s during the repairs to steamer Bart
Able), the steamers
Texas. Capt Stinde,
Leaving SATURDAY, March g.
finria Louise. Can't. Brinkcr
eaving SATURDAY. Ma Ell -
VIII attend to all business of steamer Bart Able
clerk Of the Able will be each boat.
NJ. W JOYCE. Agent
mhf ti3 % Magazine street.
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bTEAH BOATS,
81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
N< For at. Louis, Cairo, Nemrkte,
Chieot City. Greenville VicxshUrg and
all way landings Tho steamer
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and sailed for New Orleans

NEW YORK.
Steamship City of Mexico Reynold ..... sid Feb 1t
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson sid Feb 81
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Pearl river-Per steamer Major Whitc-i5 900 feet
lumber to order
Stockton-Per hooner Falstcr-25 600 feet lun-
Der to order
Tchcfupcta riveT-per schooner Martha D-50
cords wood to master
Tchetuncta rIver-Per schooner St John the Dap-
tist--10 cords wood to master
Bnd rver-Per schooner Morning Lights. cords
wood to master
Blind rlver---P Per schooner Montercy-i0 cords wood
to master
Amite river-Pcr schooner Z kcmp-3O cords Of
wood to master
Blind river-per schooner Best Ffiend-29 cords
wood to master
Ticktaw-Per schooner Indian Re 81 cords of
wood to master
Tchefuncta river-Per schooner Petrona H--f0
cords wood to master
Amite River-Per schooner sporter-15o, 600 shin
g1la. ; cords wood to master
Amite river--Pcr schooner Hettcr Els-l0o000
shin les 10000 fe-t lumber 10 cords word to master
Pearl riveT-Per schooner Bo.ue Houma-io,020
feet lumber to order
Bind rivcr-Per schooner Appala hee-23 coids of
wood to master
Blind river-Per. schooner City Be le-25 cordo Of
Tancipahoa---Per schooner Chas Pcrry-l6 cords Of
wood To master
Mandeyille-Per schooner Manaeyille-t00 bJls of
charcoal To master
BAYOU Lacombe-Per schooner Mar Jaue--i
cords wood to master
Pearl riser-Per schooner Pomme d'Or-2j cords
wood to master
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
SHRETEPORT-fer steamer Z II Duriee-2ll b 5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-30

cal.-Art. 80 Los Gobernadores de
Provincial remitiran al Ministerio de
Gracia Y Justicia relacion nominal de
los reos a quienes hayan aplicado las
gracias concedidas, con expression de
sus CIRCUMSTANCES, tempo de conde-
ma, ell que de ella lleven cumplido y ell
que les reste, hecha la rebaja.-Art.
1Oo La aplicacion de la amnistfa que
Sc concede q los Jurados, Sc hara por
los Juzgados 8 Audiencias que como
cieren de las causas; pero consuitando
los Jueces al Tribunal Superior ell ia
llo que dictaren. Contra los autos de
las Audiencias sobre aplicacion de la
amnistfa, Sc darA asf q las parties como
al Ministerio Fiscal ell recurso de al
zada para ante Ell Ministerio de Gra-
cia y Justicia, quien 10 decidira de
plano sin que contra su resoluclon
haya lugar 4 recurso alguno.-Art.
IL. Ell Ministro de Gracia y Justicia
queda encargado de la eiecucion del
presente Decreto.-Dado en- Madrid
4 IA de Enero de 1875.-Esta ru-
bricado de la Real mano-El Minis
tro de Gracia y Justicia, FRANCISCO
DE CARDENAs.-Es copia.-El Secre-
tario de Gobierno, Pedro Die Romero.
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CO NJ u N &c A OS.
CORONA.

Partidarios siempre de hacer iusticia al
que por su rectitud, generosidad, clara
inteligencia y honradez especial, SO hace
digno de aprecio y distinction, faltariamos
nuestro deber 81 por medic de Ia prensa
no hicieramos pdblico 10 que en- esta loca-
lidad acontese.
Solo trece meses ha necesitado nuestro
pueblo para obtener una Transformation
diigna de todo elogio, que mas de embe-
iiecerlo y ponerlo a la altura de uno de los
prlmeros en- su clase, presenta hoy Ell
lleno complete de su cultura.
Desde su fundacion hab{a carecido de-
un cementerio con las reglas de hygiene.
moral J decencia que requiere tot,o iupar
sagrado; en- Ell dia pos encontralnos con g
una obra exacta y de merito tanto nor so
construction euanto por reunir las consdi.
ciones necesarias q su destino.
A esta fecha, llenos de regociio. yemos
estaoieolda la Estacion Telegrafca que
nos pone en- communication con toda la
glegiaruos, s-ss s''
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Aunque ante escasa concurrencia fue
bellisimamente ejecutada, ell sabado la
Comedia El testansento de Acuiaa, obra nue.
va, de notable interes, de argumento mo-
raj desenlace feliz, concluyendo la fun
ciou con la bonita pieza en- un acto AnsGr
sl1 del0rSe Gspay.
Pero donde ell interes del espectaculo y
La grandeza de la situacion juntas con Ell
excelente merito y la arrogancia de la
protagonista ostentaronse extraordinaria-
mente de relieve cohibiendo y dominando
por complete ell excitado 'esp1ritu del aten-
to espectador, fue sin duda alguna duran
te 10 ejecucion del renombrado drama,
Gteatro francesl que tiene por tltulo Adria-
pa, Ell domingo %. ALI, en- medic de un
silencio sepulcral, entonces 81 que ell oyen-
te tenia que contener ell aliento para no
perder un gesto, una palabra. un estre-
mecimiento, un suspiro mientras ell pro.
digioso acento, ora dulce como un poema
de amor, ora patetico como 10 violento de
la situacion, ora tragico como ell gemi-
do desS ador de Sapho abandanada,
Sc exhalaba de los convulsos labios
de Ia sublime interprete que, no tan
solo hacia prorumpir al espectador en-
sl nutrido aDlauso de in Impulse ire
sistible, sino que, haciendole sentir CO.
mo ella sentia, y llorar como ella llo-
raba, cQncluia al fin por lanzarle al ira
YES de un ficticio panorama, yaa Ia vida
fantastica, imaginaria con sus horizontes
infnitos tenidos de color de rosa, va q la
vida real = positivs del dolor, con sus II
mites, CON su miseria, CON 81 yanidad y
su impotencia!
TEMPO hac(a que deseabanos admirar
a la potente actris en- su esfera natural;
anteanoche tuvimos Ia OCCASION.
jQue bellas transiciones aqusllas, cuan.
do insensiblemente Pasaba la encantadora
Cayrou del papel sencillo y casi vulgar de
La arr9ada, al poetico 8 interesante de
Ia AdraanG snamorada, bell.sima, toda co.
razon ante ell Condo de Sajonia, yende
& parar al fin por medic de una gradacior
tan as:endente y admirable, desde Ia 81
tuacion di6cil y dram4tica de la riva
ofendida, celosa, terrible pero noble a
tragico delirio, al par que la muerte Ian,
guida, lenta en- brazos de su amante de
inteliz Rigoletto, asunto digno de un idi
lio y de un poema!
Elegante, esplendida, suntuosa com,
siernpre en- medic de tan rudas aftermath
vas, sin embargo, los diferentes artista
que terciaronp en- tan!difcil eiecuciop, NJ
desmerecierOni muy al contrario, estuyie
ron bien en- su lugar, desde ell director d
"a compafia hasta Ia parte mas inferior
y entusiasmo del auditorio ray6 9,
~ N*sstF~.ssT Ess neAss.s II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-30

Ell dia 25 del corriente hemos tenido ell
profundo dolor de acompafar su Ultima
morada el cadkver del que fue nuestro
buen amigo y companero de arte, Juan
Rengifo y Palacios.
Cuando apenas contaba los 80 amos y
Sc considerable lleno de dicha y ven
tura al lado de su amable esposa y tierna
hija, fue acometido de una larga penosa
enfermedad que le condujo al sepulcro,
Nj ell alcance de la ciencia, nj ell cuidado
afanoso de su desconsolada familia, fueron
suhcientes para arrancarle de los brazos
de la muerte. Su hora era llegada y Ell
Supreme Hacedor le reclamaba au seno,
viniendo de ese modo pagar el tribute
que debia Ia naturaleza al venir este
vale de lagrimas.
Cuanto podamos decir respecto de sus
cualidades, NOS parece palido los ojos
de los que tuvieron Ell gusto de conocerle
y tratarle, y no queremos al mismo ITEM
po que herir la modestia de su aprecia-
bic familia, aumentar la pesadumbre en-
que debe estar sumida.
Fue leal ciudadano, fiel amigo, digno
companero y pundonoroso padre de fami-
liza, dejando por consiguiente un vacfo en-
nuestra sociedad que todos debemos notar.
Nosotros, como buenos companeros, no
'hacemos otra cosa que rendir culto la
verdad, por medic de estas NAL trazadas
llneas, manifestando que Ell recuerdo de
su vida en- nuestra companfa serA impe-
recedero.
Sirva esta simple manifestation de
consuelo q su angustiada familia y viva en-
el lconvencimiento de que quedamos amigos
en- la terra que rogamos Dios constan-
temente por su eterno descanso, y por la
felicidad de su inconsolable viuda tierna
huerfana.
los tip6grqtos de la Capital.