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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02
The Knights ofHOuor.

At q stated meeting last night Of Ten
uessee Lodge, Knights Of Honor, the fol-
lowing officers were duly installed by Su-
p-eme Dictator J. 3. Gally: Dictator, W.
Z. Ladd; Nice-DictatOr, J. l.. COoney; As
sistant Dictator, John W. Edwards; Guide,
Thomas L. Davis; Reporter, Dr. c. Z. Ris-
tine; Financial Reporter, E. NJ. Lellyett:
Treasurer, }. W. Thomas; Sentinel, w. J.
Auten.
When the meeting adjourned, the men,
bers accepted an invitation from the newly
installed officers, and proceeded to the Rid
dleberger restaurant, on Church street, for
such refreshment as might be found in ex-
cellent oysters and other good things. The
repaSt was abundant and partaken of with
decided relish. The festive occasion was
characterized by a flow Of good wine and
generous sentiment, and further embel
lIshed with touches Of genial wit and
humOr.
Tennessee Lodge, Knights Of Honor, was
organized less than a year ago, beginning
with a membership Of fifteen. 1t now has
seventy-fve or eighty members. and is
steadily growing. The Lodge meetings
will in future be held at Temperance Hall,
on Union street. The order originated at
Louisville, Ky, less than two years ago.
and there are now about sixty lodges in the
United States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

The State officers called in a body on
Mrs. ex-President Polk yesterday, and on
Mrs. Judge 9. F. Trigg. Gen. Pennypack-
er and the officers of The garrison were also
among the callers at Polk Place.
Despite the wretched weather, the ladies
who received yesterday had no occasion 20
complain Of nemissness on the part Of their
male friends.
New Years parties were given last night
at the residences Of Felix DemOyille, ESD,
and Clark Pritchett, ESQ.
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Ere Alarm TeIearnnh.

The Business Cards, with Fire Alarm
Telegraph on back, and Fire Alarm Tele-
graph Chart, which we have received or
ders for, will be printed in few days, as
soon as we get the official list of stations.
Other parties wishing 10 advertise on
charts which viii lie placed at all the de-
pots, hotels and other prominent places in
the city, or wishing Business Cards with
the Fire Alarm Telegraph on back, can
have our agent call on them by addressing
VIM. Sykes q Co., city. JAM 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02
Marriage Licenses.

The County Court Clerk issued marriage
licenses to the following persons during the
past week:
Benz. II. Raleigh to Jennie II. Bentley.
Pleasant g. Faut 10 Matte w. Shuck-
lett.
James r. Moore To Emma &. Grifiis.
Edward McClennou 10 Elizabeth Mas
sey.
Edwin Z. Winters TO Katie Fuller.
Fred. EndeSlen to Nancy Collins.
7. r. Bryant TO Fannie Ferris.
ThOs. III. White to Alice COnley.
James McDealmOan 20 Fannie Laniear.
COLORED.
Thos. Cornell TO Polly Butler.
VIM. January 10 Matilda Jones.
Weslie Lee to Jenny Perry.
Allen Black TO Irene Watkins.
Joseph Fobbs to Hannah Turner.
David Dunn to Matilda Childress.
Samuel ManlOve 10 Alice Grear.
VIM. Buchanan to Elizabeth McAIurry.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

Candidates Before the County Court.
The following is a list Of the candidates
for the several Offices to be be filed by the
County Court, which meets on Monday:
For Public AdministratOr-W II. Traf-
ford, A. Z. Whitman and q. II. Vaughan.
Fer Public GUardian-Andrew Allison.
Fer Superintendent Of County Schools
II. w. Weakley, A. G. Cartwright, Thos. j..
Jackson and DR.. Northern.
For Railroad Tax COllectOr-0. Newly,
R. N. Howell and I. X. Griggs.
The several standing committees Of the
court are also to be elected at the ensuing
term.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Business was unusually quiet yesterday
in the magistrates courts.
A trio Of alleged offenders were before
the Recorder yesterday, but he failed to as
seSs any fines against them.
J,s ph Compton, eolored, charged with
malicious mischief in breaking down the
wagon of Nicholson Perkins, colored, was
taken before Justice Butler yesterday. He
submitted his case, and was released OF
plying the cost Of the suit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
4 Complete List of Arrivals Up to IL
O'Clock Last NIght-MOre Candidates

Heard From.
Up to u O'Clock last night, tie following
members Of the General Assembly had ar
rived in the city:
SENATOR'S.
James 4. Jones, Of Cannon; Thomas II.
Butler, Of Jackson; Mitchell Trotter, Of
Humphreys; Z. A. Wilson, Of Marshal;
G. Marchbanks, of White; Vim. A. Quarles,
Of Montgomery; Thomas II. Paine, Of Har-
din; Thomas @. MOseley, Of Bedford; I. b.
Logan, of Giles; w. NJ. G. Emmert, Of Car
ter, and Jas. {. Hodges, Of Granger.
REPRESENTATIVES,
w. ii. Paris, Of OYeItOn; n. G. Parrish,
of Humphreys; Lee Head, of Wilson;
Holmes Cummins, of Upton; Lewis Bond,
Of Haywood; w. l.. LedgerwOOd, Of Knox;
J. J. Pollard, of Houston; A. A. Taylor of
Carter; Henry r. Gibson, of Campbell;
D. W. Herring, Of Hardin; Joseph L.
Orr, of Marshall: y. B. Spear, of
Marion; Geo. Il. James, Of Hamilton;
Henry II. Norman, Of Rutherford; Jas.
II. JamisOn, Of Rutherford; Jonathan A.
Barnard, Of Roane; E. l.. Garlenhire. of
White; Burton Mcmillan, Of Jackson; VIM.
r. Prewhitt, of Bradley; Wise a. Cooper,
Of Gibson; &. I. Gates, of BlOUnt; VIM. j.
Fowler, of Monroe; II. d. Patton, Of Clai-
borne: J. Z. T. Harris, of Washington; L.
+. Leeper, of Granger; James IL. Carson,
Of jefferson; and NimrOd DOdsOn, Of Nc
MINI.
The Shelby delegation are to leave Mem
phis to-day for Nashville.
Hon. Wise a. Cooper. Of Gibson, is not
a candidate for Speaker Of the House, but
we continue to hear his name prominently
mentioned in connection Herewith.
Henry Ieggitt, Of ROane, candidate fer
EngroSsing Clerk of the Senate, finding
that several Of his competitors are ladies,
calamity retires and will seek the position
of Engrossing Clerk Of the House, which he
once acceptably filled some years ago.
Lawrence cOunty's candidate for Princi-
pal Clerk Of the Senate is Henry not G..
H.-NiXOn.
The following names were omitted, but
not intentionally, from the list of candidates
in Yesterdays UNION AND AMERICAN:
DOorkeeper Of the House-W. II. Stuart
of Cheatham; Thos. Il. Ballou, of David
son.
Assistant DOOrkeeper of the House Con.
Nance and W. T. Turk, of Davidson.
DOorkeeper OF the Senate-A. II. Malone,
of Lawrence.
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Picl,noeI,efs AT work.

An aged man named Walden, from Gal
latin, on his way to Lebanon, says he was
robbed Of fifty-seyen dollars, near the
Chattanooga depot, Thursday night. The
victim is severely afflicted with paralysis,
and says the money Of which he was
robbed was given him by the Citizens Of
Gallatin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02
The .Future GREAT City,s', trade.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.--Most of our papers
published this morning a very full report
Of the general trade and commeTce Of the
city, for the past year, which shows large
increase in almost every branch Of bust
ness. This is specially the case in grain,
-four, cotton, live stock, etc, which has
grown from 25 to nearly 100 per cent. over
the previous year.
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Probate Court.

A. F. Whitman, Public Administrator,
was granted letters of administration upon
the estate Of Emily Nicely, colored.
George B. Guild was appointed guardian
Of Thos. l., Dydia A., Harriet c., Susan,
John J. and Margaret L. johnson, minor
orphans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

10 pieces Table Linen, 20 pieces Main
sock, Sheetings, Flannels, Embroideries,
and thousands Of other articles, will be sold
at a great sacrifice. A. Winter.
dec27 At su,tu, th,sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

The UNION AND AMERICAN Calendar
for 1875 has been DELAYED in its distribu-
ton for the reason that it viii contain an
Official list Of the Fire Alarm Telegraph
Stations. These have not yet been all de-
determined. but as soon as they are, our
city subscribers viii be furnished with a
copy. 1t win be probably the most useful
ever printed in the city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

DOOley's Yeast Powder is convenient,
economical and always reliable. No waste
of food prepared with it, as it is always Of
the best quality. deco d1W&W1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

For a fine Dress Suit, cut in the latest
style, 60 to Jno. Vogel, the Tailor, at his
old quarters, Summer street.
dec29 Nv tues,wed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

Fire! Fire. Firel-25 pieces Irish Linen
left, damaged by water, at great sacrifice,
at A. Winter & Bros, Is Union street.
deer At su,tu,th,sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

A large variety Of Silk and Silk Alpaca
Umbrellas, every style Of Soft and Stiff
Hats, and fine stock of Gloves, at jesse
Ely's, No. Al North Cherry street; also La
dies Seal Skin and Plush Caps.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02
CITY NOTICES.

For pure Robertson County Whistles
orders should be addressed TO Woodland s
Moore, at Springfield, who will always give
them prompt attention. They have graded
their prices to suit the times. JAM 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

Removable. Buist has removed his
Office to the Odd Fellows Hall Building,
corner Of Church and High streets.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

Ladies' box-toed shoes at the Maxwell
House Shoe Store, janl St
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A West Carroll street Building
burned

A fire alarm at a quarter to y o'clock
yesterday was occasioned by the burning
Of frame building, occupied by eOlored
people, on West Carroll street, between,
Broad and Church. Owing 10 misHn-
Outstanding about the alarm, oAly two en-
gines reached the scene, and they arrived
too late to prevent the destruction Of the
house. The loss was small.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

Three Brouche Shawls, slightly dam
aged, very cheap. A. Winter.
dec27 40 su,tu,t h,sat
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You will save money by having your
Signs painted at 81 Bank Alley. r. L.
Bell, Painter. dec22 2W'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

They are eating green peas, fresh from
the garden, in Savannah.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

Although We do not claim that the Elm
wood Collar will wash, we do claim that it
will keep clean longer than any other.
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Diaries, 1S75.-Large assortment, low
prices. A. SetlifL los Church street.
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Va ILL snlI hnnts

We will sell boots, shoes and travelling
bags in future at reduced prices for cash
only. 7. Z. Winstead * Co.
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THE MARKET.HOUSE.

How and TO Whom the Stalls Rented
for 1873.
Assistant City Marshal NOrvell rented
the mar1et-hOuse stalls yesterday TO the
highest bidders as follows, a large and
lively crowd attending the auction:
RI-TCUFRS' STALLS
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oENTLEMEMs EINE eLoTHlNe
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HUNTINGTON'S.
Opposite The Maxwell House.

Boys Canes,
Boys Shirts.
Boys Dress Suits,
Boys School Suits,
Boys Cape OvercOats.
Dress Coats,
Reception Coats,
Dress OVercOats, Y
Cashmere Vests,
Black Silk Vests.
Silk Velvet Vests,
House Robes,
Carriage Robes,
Silk HEUffIers,
Cashmere MunIerS,
Windsor ScaFfs,
West End gearfS,
Club House @carfS,
Scarf Rings,
Sleeve Buttons,
Dress Shirts,
Canes and Umbrellas.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

war DEPARTlTENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 100 A. II
PrObG5Hities.-FOr Tennessee, the Ohio
valley and the upper lake region, winds
gradually shifting TO west and north, with
rising barometer and clearing weather.
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STATE OF THE wEATHER.

Maximum temperature IS deg, minimum
temperature 50 deg, mean Temperature AZ
deg.
amount Of rainfall in the past "A hours, lib
inches
TslegrapAic Report from Signal SsrUice Corps Q.
s. a, y Observation, at len p. My hs
Western Tat0n Line.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage of WGtsr, sCih CHangss
IN tis - hours sadiag p. u. Jan. /, ISIS.
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Louisville & CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave and ar
rive al Louisville a. follows:
TRAINS. LEAVE ARRIVE.
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Inc NUMBERS not mentioned above were
passed, the bids for them not beirg as high
as the law requires.
The ice-house rented 10 B. F. Parker for
500.
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COUNTRY PAPERs.

'.Act June q, 1874 Section Z. That
newspapers, one copy to each actual sub
scriber residing within the county where
the same are printed, in whole or in part,
and published, shall go free through the
mills; but the same shall not be delivered
at the letter carrier offices, or distributed by
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Blank 81 indicates no report; cipher (O) Sta
tionsryi minus f. tendency % fall plus ID ten
deneV 70 rise.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

Pullman Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
Cars from st. Louis. Cincinnati and Columbus
70 Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West. Southwest and North
west. THOS. p. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-02

Up to y O'Clock last night, tie following
members Of the General Assembly had ar
rived in the city:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-21
FE Y C0STUMBRES URISTIANAS.
A LAS MADREs DE FAMILIA.


En- vano los pueblos clamarAn por
las venturas de la paz, 81 la fe go in-
flltra en- ellos sus costumbres, y es-
tas por su pureza lie fabrican esa CO.
roma de gloria, que hace tamb en- la
licha del corazon de tocos sus h1os.
Ell 6rden pdblico fuera quiaa ell
don mas precioso, que a las socieda-
des hiciera su civilization, r,ca de
tantos bienes, como Sc dice; pero,
desgraciadamente no puede, como Sc
la We, engalanar a los pueblos con es
ia dulce corona todavia. iCuando Sc
ra, que estos bienes den al cuerpo
social la vida de un 6rden, que entra-
ne la paz en- 10 esterior, y el sosiego
moral en- los corazoness Nunca.
mientras los corazones no Sc conven-
zan. y los hombres de la civilization
no sc animen, variando de rumbo,
co!ocar la grandeza de este bien en-
donde lie tiene colocado la naturaleza
de su ser, en- las costumbres, que ar
reg an, y son las que dan su vida
buena mala, al corazon de esa So
ciedad, y en- la fe, manantial de esas
costumbles, para puri6car'as de su
maldad. Nj la amb cion, nj ell egois-
mo, nj los falsos honores hacen un
corazon por sus costumbres sano, y
con estos engendros de unas costum-
bres sin f6, la egoista, la orgullosa y
la mentida civilization de un pueblo,
nunca podra darle un atomo siquiera
de tranquilidad a sus hijos Cuando
las costumbres por la pureza de su
orfgen derraman en- ell alma Ell bien-
estar, que solo ell cristiaEsmo infiltra
en- elias con sus costumbres, tan IN
maculadas como sab.as, ser#n sanos
los corazones, para dar esa salud, de
vida y 6rden verdadero, moral y ma
terial, q la sociedad perturbada;, y
hoy suspirando por este bien, como
ell primero, va necesario para su ma
tural existencia.
Las madres de familia poseen un
tesoro para este, en- ell corazon toda
via tierno de sus hJos. Su inocencia
debe hablarles en- esa edad, con una
expression 4 que sus corazones no de
bieran resistir, siendo verdaderas
cristianas. Esas inocentes almaS, ca
PAGES entonces por su tierna edad de
amar ell bien tan dulce, que impri-
miera en- elias su cari1o, daria a la
sociedad unas costulnhres, que hoy
no tiene, y evitaria el gran dolor de
mirar, que por faltas de elias. la fe
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este de tai manera, que cuando ella Sc
proponia una cosa, fuese ma!o bueno,
recto descabellado ell prop6sito, no habia
medic de hacerla desistir.
Era dona Tecla una de estas muieres
que son esclavas de su toilette; siempre
embadurnada de cascarilla colorete, lie
ma de monos y de lazos, parecia una de
las muhecas de cera que colocan las mo-
distas y peluqueras la puerta de su es-
tablecimicnto.
Habia sido muy hermosa, tai vez la
mas bella de sus contemporaries, y al yer
que los amos marchitaban sus encantos y
que una arruga traidora descomponia la
tersura de su nevada cGtis, Sc propuso
verse revivir en- las gracias de su sobrina
q la que amaba con una exagerada ter
nura.
Fueron pasando los los con rapidez y
Carlota Sc convirtio en- una joven de her
mosura singular, de modales escogidos, de
aire de reina, de elegancia inimitable:
cuando entraba en- los salones todos los
caballeros Sc inclinaban ante ella las da-
mas celosas y llenas de envidia, buscaban
pretexto para la crftica pero inatilmente,
porque desde su peinado hasta su panue-
10, todo era de 10 mejor y de 10 mas bello
que inventaba la Moda,
Carlota eligio entire sus numerosos pre-
tendencies al que le senal6 su tia; Emilio,
asi Sc llamaba, era rico, noble y i6ven, sa-
tisfacfa las grandes aspiraciones de dona
Tecla que, conociendo ell caracter debil
de su future sobrino, crey6 dc buena fe,
y asf cundi6, que ella serfa ell ANA de la
casa que nada Sc har1a sin su permiso.
Vi6se, pues, nuestra bella Carlota hecha
una sonora marquesa, con una renta de
principles y un tren tan lujoso que pocas,
muy pocas damas podisn competir con ella.
La tia henchida de satisfaction contaba
a todo ell mundo los desvelos que le habia
cestado la educacion de su sobrina, y Sc
complacia en- repetir que era su hechura
y que Sc parecia a ella como una gotta de
aqua otra gotta: de este modo halagaba
su vanidad trayendo a la memoria de sus
amigos su deslumbradora hermoaura = sus
pasados encantos que la hacian inimitable,
-Un ano despues de la boda, un gran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-21

Sc halla EN- esta capital un Joven
italiano sordo-mudo, recienllegado de
su pals que, segun Sc nos intorma' es
un buen pintor al 6leo. Como mues
ira de su talento, puede verse un re-
trato de S. M. Co. D a.), copiado de
una simple tarjeta fotografca, que Sc
halla expuesto en- ell casino Espanoi
V del cual dicen los que conocen al
Rey que Sc parece mucho al original
Otra obra suya es un ramo de nvas
hecho 4 lapiz que esta en- el des
canso de la escalera del mismo edl-
fcio y que revela los grandes como
cimientos que en- dibujo natural tlene
el artista. Llamase este Jose Schet-
TIM, y vive en- casa del Sr Furlatl.
Lo recomendamos 4 las personas que
gusten hacerse retratos al 6leo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-21

q luz una preciosa niha, doha Tecla hizo
venir una nodfiza que habfa estado crian-
do al hijo de un amigo suyo, y qued6 ms
talada en- la casa, confAndole ell cuidado
de la heredera.
En- yano Car,ota, en- quien el amor ma
ternal podia mas que TODD, pues al fin y
postre, ell corazon siempre habla aunque
Sc lie imponga silencio; en- vano, digo, ro-
go su tia que lie dejascn la pequenuela
al menos hasta que pasaran los primeros
dias; dona Tecla Sc aferr6 en- que ESQ era
una tonterla y mando que llevasen la nj
ia una habitacion contigua doade vivi
rla la nodriza.
Apenas Sc restableci6 Carlota, volvi6 &
entregarse q su vida de luio, de fiestas v
de placeres; de bale en- bale, de salon en-
salon, Sc presentaba como una reina que
dispense favores con sus sonrisas v que
merece la atencion y respeto de todo ell
mundo.
Emilio no Sc sent1a feliz con esta vida:
amaba con delirto a Rosita, que asf Sc la
maba su hija, y no podia acostumbrarse 4
la espeeie de indiferencia y abandono en-
que Ia tenia su madre; pero, como era de-
bill saba que no hahian de hacerle case.
guardaba silencio y devoraba su pesar.
La nodiiza cuio aba al 20 de Rosita. pero
no tanto como hubiera debido hacerlo. DOR
que como la sonora apenas la veia no Sc
preocupaba por ella, lie era indiferente que
la nina llorase mas menos que estuyie
Sc algo melor Q peor. iC6mo habia ella de
hacer por dinero 10 que su madre no ha-
cia por la doble razon del deber del
amor?
AvisAronle 'un dia que Sc hiio, que Vi !.
via con sus abuelos en- una aldea cercana.
estaba enfcrmo gravemente, al punto
dijo que Sc marchaba que ST querian
confarle Rosita Sc la llevaria, regresan-
do con ella apenas estuviese restablecido
81 pequehue'o.
Carlota quiao oponerse, asf como En-;
lio, pero doha Tecla dijo que era snma
mente peligIoso en- Ia 5poca de Ia denti-.
cion mudar de nodriza. y que conyenia
mas que la llevase a la aldea, donde se
rOsbusteceria con los aires puros del cam.
po,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-21

& Ia vista Y en- las cuales Sc prodigsu
;ustos eIogios q los guardias por su
abnegacion y por 10 mucho que contri.
huveTon en- aquellos momentos De
confusion q atajar el paso destructOr
de las llamas. Los encargados de las
haoiendas Mayorquina y San Jose ha,
cen especial mencion del digno com.
nortamiento de los guardias IldefonsO
Cruz Y Mariana Zamorano.
FL Ia del corriente aconteei6 ua
suceso desagradable que pone por muy
alto ell cello y energfa de este bene.
merito Institute. Ell cinco veces deser.
tor de presidio Isidro Reyes Mojca
habia sido cogido y era conducido en-
la madrugada de aquel dia por el ca.
mino de Juana Diaz por una pareja
de la Guardia Civil. El criminal EN-.
prendi6 la fuga la carrera sin hacer
case de las voces de alto que le daban
sus conductores para que sc detuTiese
Viendo tai obstinacion y que Sc liza 4
nerder en- los inextr'cables verlcuetos
lie la mauigua. los guardias Sc vierou
en- ell triste caso-de cumpiir con unO
de los mas penosos deoeres que seve-
ramente les impone el reglamentO.
Uno de elIos lie hizo fuego q respeta.
bic distancia y con tan buen tino que
la bala hiri6a Reyes en- la cabeza
oredando muerto en- ell acto. A este
Sc exponen los que no saben respetar
como deben 4 la Guardia Civil.