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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-21
THE HORIZON.

I sit on the sands by the sea.
While the tired tides wcsrI.y flow,
And the waves seem to whisper to me
Strange truths that | know not or know
The lore of past ages they bring,
As they break on the shore at my feet
And the finite and the infinite meet
In the words of the song that they sing:
If the universe be but One,
And the bloom be one with the tree,
Though the day that has been Is done,
The thing that has been shall be.
| gaze o er the wate-y plain.
Till the heavens drop down on the sea,
And cry rs | gaze thus in vain
At what is no., but seemeth ~ be;
All. local and limited man.
Ever longing TO travel through pace,
Yet fastened and fixed in one place,
Running fOrv rd the length of a span.
Though eacn part with the whole be one,
Yet men must patiently wait;
Though ia day nat has been Is done,
They must lt5 n both early and late.
Still in vain do We struggle TO pass
The horizon that Limits our sight;
But darby to-day through a glass
We see, and soon CJmrtI the night
And what in the tutur shall be,
And what in the past may have been,
Ere the sun and the sunlight were seen,
Lie far on the infinite sea:
While the whispering waves sing on:
II the bloom be one with the tree,
Though the day that has been Is done,
he thing that has been shall be.
-. IvaddingtoH, IN TiHsieys Magazine
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-21
HOME CIRCLE.
ASLEEP IN JESUS.

rFeil asleep ia Jesus, at o'clock, ~
day, July 18th, Grace lydemanI
" | am the resurrection
The grave its charge may Peep,
And our loved ones crumble Into dust,
While in the dust they sleep.
We count them still as living,
As living unto God
Our hearts have no misgiving,
Ever resting in that word:
~ am the resurrection
Sad is our heart and home.
Most desolate the broken band,
Where the stroke of death has come.
Still are our lost ones living,
They are our living unto God
Waiting with Us His bidding
To arise and meet the Lord.
0 Thou, "The Resurrection.
When, when, will. thou appear
To turn to joy our sorrow,
And stay the falling tear
In this earth where death j. sweeping
Its myriad, to the tomb
Into this scene Of weeping,
O Lord When wilt thou come
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-21
From Daily Chronicle July p
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

Another shower yesterday after a
two days dry spell.
W., notice Officer Cain has recovered
sufficiently 20 be Oh duty again.
The -',amer City Of Knoxville ar
li,cd Yesterday morning, and the J.
f. Wilder about p NJ.
We will probably have another
show er to-day, but il it don't rain it
VIII miss very good chance.
DR.. VIM Morrow was among the
arrivals on the easteTu-bound train.
He lett for Careyviile III the evening.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Sea-
man Howes i improving, and was
able TO be out IN buggy little yes
terday.
a movement is on foot to petition
the City Council for another Market
House somewhere ia thu neighbour
hood uf the corner If Gay and Main
streets
Mr.. John Marshal, who sold his
engine the other day, has ordered a
larger one, az he eX pecJs 10 20 into the
manufacture of shingles on a more eX-
tensive scale.
The Naryville train passed over Lit
tie River bridge yesterday, lor the first
time since the break Oh Wednesday
last. Persons desiring to visit Mont
vale Springs viii rejoice 20 bear Tins
news.
On last "Wednesday, the Nth lust,
the treslle of the bridge across the
French Broad River, on the c., G. G..
and G. KR., washed away. The Off
GERS of the +. r., Va d Ga. RR., at
once made arrangements and sent the
passengers through To Wolf Creek OH
dump cars, on Thursday, and on Fri
day the trestle was rebuilt, and pas
senger trains passed over. Passengers
for the Warm Springs make regular
connection at Morristown as hereto
fore.
At Holstou Lodge, l. o. @. T., IL wal
decided last night that the next oper
air lecture would be next Saturday
night, in front of the Central House
1t is 10 be hoped that there viii be
large turn uut aud much good will b
accomplished. Dr. Morgan also mad
known 10 the Lodge the welcome IN
telligence thar Col HilIman, Crane
Worthy Chief remplar of the world
accompanied by another dlstin
guished Temperance lecturer, wOul,
he in this city some time this month
aud would remain as long as good coul
be accomplished.
Friend +. keeps "A hotel, aud "a goo
one at that, but he got into troucl
about water COOier. Officer Dear
mOnd summoned him 10 appear befur
His Honor, Judge Rodgers, in the Of
flee Of Messrs Barnes d SimmOndi
where "A competent jury had been sun
moned % bear the cause. He plea
not guilty, aud was most ably defend
ed on that score by attorney 7. !
Head, and the jury brought in We
diet of not guilty, on the ground thu
the prisoner was non cOmpOs mentu
The prisoner being asked II he unde
stood the cause OF his release auswere
yes, that il meant He kept a GOO
Hotel" and all agreeing 20 this the
enjoyed = hearty laugh, and the eou
adjourned sine die.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 10.
Money easy, lla2. Sterling quiet,
y. Gold inactive, Sl.l4al.l4B. Cow
active and lower; new 5's,
l6s. States quiet and nominal.
Cotton firm sales of 2O9 bales at
159al5l.
Flour more active, l0al0!c higher,
for superfine western and State; S5.00a
$50 for common to good extra western
and State; S5.75a6.00 for good to choice
do; So 05a6 90 for common to choice
white wheat western extra; S6.55a7. 25
for common to good extra; S.. S0a7. 90
for common to choice extra S.. 95aS. %
for st. Louis. Southern flour firmer
and in fair request; common to fair
extra, So 9Os6.6O; good to choice extra,
So 65a8. 25. Wheat 3a5c higher, but
irregular and unsettled; winter red
western, Sl.43al As; amber and white
do, Sl.42al As. Corn firmer and more
active; S3aS54 for steam western mix
ed S5laS6 for sail do. SO for fair mixed
western in store. Oats steady, at Goa
Gl4 for mixed western 63a65 for white
do. Coffee, Rio, quiet and unchanged;
cargoes, l7la2O3, Job lots. Sugar quiet
aud steady; 7JaS8 for fair TO good re-
fning; SlaS SIG for prime, but no sales
of any magnitude reported; refined
firm, with a fair demand lOs for
standard, 1O5 for graduated, IL for
cargoes, and II for powdered. Molas-
SEES quiet and steady. Rice steady
and quiet. Tallow steady at o. Pork
opened firm and closed heavy, S2O.50a
2OG0. Lard, new, opened firmer and
closed heavy, 1871 for prime steam
Whisky lower, Sl.2l4al.22.
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SHEEP
knoxville Lumber Market.

Knorvile. july 10.
Rough boards and scantling, $500
SO On per 1000 feet.
Clear seasoned plank, S2OOOa25OO
Dressed weather boarding, SlS.00a2O00.
Flooring, $50 00a35.0O.
Ceiling, SI5.00a30.00.
Black walnut, green, $50 OOa35OO; sea-
soned, OOOa50.0O.
Oak posts sawed tapering, zoe each
Rough cedar posts, 20 to 25c.
Tspered cedar posts, 80 to 40c.
Sawed laths per thousand, 3.00a3.50.
Sawed shingles, S3.00a4,O0
Shaved shingles, SIS. 50a40O.
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Atlanta Market.


Corn, new white, 1O7alOS Wheat, white,
nominal amber, nominal; red, nominal.
Oats, 75aS0 Peas, clay, !. Goal. 70; mixed 40.
Corn meal, Sl.lO. Flour, superfne, 500;
extra, do, S625a6.5O; family, 7OOa7 Is ;
extra, 49, 7 agi z fancy, 8Oo2S2 81 H gS
clover, Sl.40. Bacon, clear sides, 90; c. T.
sides, l33;shoulders, l03; country-cured hams
HALT; sugsr.cured hams, Is. Bulk
meats; clear sides, 90; clear rib l23; shoul-
ders 9} hams, co. bacon hams, 90. Lard,
terces, lGal63 kegs and cans, 17al71
buckets l7!a25. Feathers 50a6O Buckwheat
flour q Dbl, 1000. Seed potatoes, Early
90. Onions, O.OOaO 90. Sweet potatoes,
SOCIAL 90. Apples, q Dbl, 0.00a00O; dried
apples, 2 ID, country, 5c.i Northern, liza
l2l dried peaches, unpeeled, 6lc peeled,
l2al2l. Chickens, grown, 25a30 Spring,
l2!a20. Butter, l24a20. Eggs, l6alS. Wool,
washed, 32a50; unwashed, % cents.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-21
RTsINEss aArPENa.

Senator BroWniow will exercise no
personal supervision whatever over the
business management Of the DAILY
CHRONICLE and the WEEKLY WING
AND CHRONICLE. All matters of
business, such az advertising, subscrip-
ton, &C., will be attended TO at the
Office, on Market Square. None need
apply to Mr.. BrOwnlow on this subject
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-21
81. LOuis Market.

ST. LOUIS, July 19.-Flour firm and
very little doing. Wheat higher !;
No. 2. red winter, l,3la13li. Corn
higher; No. ~ mixed, 66l no bids
Oats dull car lots No. 2, 59a60. Pork
quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet and
unchange' Bulk meats firmer but
held higher, consequently no sales.
Bacon firm and unchanged. Whisky
steady and unchanged, Sl.lS.
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Eureka mills Flour.

A standard brand in every market whore
old. The leading brand in the mar ket
where manufactured. DR., j, Nat Lyle
proprietor.
The following quotations OF Eureka Mills
made from actual sales
Fancy, $500; Family, 500; Superfne,
$500; Fine, $500: Bran 20 cents 10 Sl,00.
Corn Meal without superior in quality
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Our Steam Power Presses

Enable us to do Press Work at lower prices than
it can be done by hand power, and hence in all
Circulars and Posters Of any number we can do
East or South.
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wholesale Grocery Market.



hnoIUiiie, Ju'v 10.
SCANS.
Family 81 .Ufrl bON
Duchess, p box, 500
Queen Olive $50
NJ hgnOIla = ~
KNOXVILLE soLPPACT'Y
Laupdrv6Olb boxessI on
Famii.'65 lb boxes $40
Candles
"a. ooa,snp,
~, ata M ,.., II, DIV " 10
0'e' 'iuu Noisu'
"v"cSS,e.o.,u
H p mon - "a 'o's'n y, y, t,ip
GPtIst,nt u ; lnih"'1 ~. 10y
ry' pHsl,-' ''' eCS,, os
my III anus ~ 49, -. =, ~ -
omokins |; ;.t y,
p,.,eni,uh.,,o,..
vA'r n ss"aIle'' &C. sto0
oL'''''.'''''''''''''''''So'VU
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July lo,-FlOur firm,
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Prime to chOice 23I3l2ITa
sugars.
Syrups.
Teas.


Serdines 7 I 4 case el7@2O
2 b Peaches dOz.
u case Tc8seSj.5 $4,000
Pine Apples r case Sl.uu
StrawberriesF caseS6a6.5O
, 10 Tomatoes .....s2, 5OCG3
CoveOysters ! tbsl.25al'35
do 2 b. S2.25@2.5U
Rice.
Carolina .................d cF'ib
Ra lzoon.,.... sl5@9
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Suuirt,s.
cav" NtocK Market
RnorUi'ie. Juil
BEEF CATTLB.

KnorUWe JuIy -.
BEEF CATTLB.
There is but local demand for cattle
an ample supply at the following reduced
quotations; Extra smooth steers at 81 fat
cattle, 8 to 81 common to good, 2 to q.
SHEEP.
Sheep are in fair demand No. |, 3lc /;
fat, 2}a3lc.; common to fair, Sl.5Oa2 90 Il
head fat lambs wanted, at the outside fig
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-21
Circulars, Posters
Pamphlets, &C., &c.

Ton. TBREE successive
years the Chronicle Job
Office has taken the First
Premium at the Eastern
Division Fair, foI. the
Finest Specimens of Job
Printing.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-21
We VIII Duplicate New York
Prices

And agree 70 do work as cheap. and in as good
style as parties can procure it done elsewhere
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-21
Drugs.


The drug trade has been rather dull dur
ing the past week, and we have no changes
TO quote.
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THE CLIMATE

is another natural subject of inquiry by
those interested in this country. Upon
this point | will quote from Prof.
Ssfford's excellent work on the geology
of Tennessee. He says AS indica-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-18

-'emora. Esta detenido este grandlo
- proyecto porque el Sr. Mlnistro de
{ IT.tramar no Ia decretalo hasta abb
ra. como Sc Ie pidi6, Ia devolacion de
los $3.50 coo cue Ia Administrator
Econ6miea debe al 4uniciaio. Ia
ci6ndonos eco De Ia opinion de t6do
este numeroso vecinaario y de tas
.Aatorfdasles, nos atreEenos a SUPPL
car al Gobieruo de s. VI desde estas
husnildes Columns, sc digne atender
II la fusttsiFna reclamation que le hlzo
IS z. en- nolnbre del AyuntamieBto-
Ia p8blacion.de San Juan de Puerto
Itico crece. y el aqua de las nubes no
6 "a su1ciente para ei precise con
SUMO. Dicha cantiIad es una deuda
sagrada que el primer 3finisterio De
S. M. debe apaesararse 4 saldar.
A toda casa que tiene aqua a9ade
eI pueblo en- denanfa de este Preolo-
20 I:q1i b, y estan9os eKpuest0s a cue
Fe aez1e e secar et resto de los alsi
bes 81 mqy Pronto no nos favoreee IN
agaaeeTo.
EI limo. Sr. Obispo ha mandado
al CIero que haga rogativas pidIendo
agaas al Cielo
Tambien es de Greer que nuestro
cel0so AyuntamientO nandafa traer
pipas de aqua q Ia ciadad como 10 ha
hecho siempre en- circunstanclas ana
TO- jas q la presente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-18

los al litoral, y desde allf es precise
conducirIos nil tresciertas leguas por
mar pagaado grandes PFeeios a 5os
cagitanes de buque, costeaa1o segu
ros marftipos J sutr.endo en- esa lar
ca navegaeion una merma en- los bo-
.coFes aae varfa entire eI 10 y Ell ID
por ciento. 81 despues de todos estos
.obst8calos que se oponen 4 que los
azticares de esta Isla puedan compe
.tir con los del Sur de Ia Peninsula;
81 despues de nuestra carestfa reEati-
"a de 10 males, nuestros fetes, segu
.roS ' mernas, todavla perjudicam0s
i las proyincias azucareras de la ma
.dre patria modiic8ndose el arancel
protecc5oHista y para alejar nuestros
duices. es a1n necesarlo que pagae-
mos p0r nuestros Inascabados dere-
chos &c imnol oltacion tan crecidos
como los que abonan los mej0res
aztIcar1s b.ancos de Cuba enton-
ces 8 les terrenos andaluces no son 4
prop6sito para este cuitivo, y en- este
case deben dedicarse a otra cosa mas
prodac iva, 8 bastan las ventajas ma
turaLes que tienen sobre nosotros para
reaIizar buenas utiidades. No ser1a
pues u a razon para postergar naes
ira agriculture el hecho de que el
suelo de Puerto Rico produjese en-
igualdad de super6oie mas azdcar que
Ell de Andalue1a, porque es un axloma
indiscutibleen economic pei tIca que "a
TERRA debe consagrarse d aquel ramo
que mas ganancias rinda Sin embar
60, segun nuestras noticias, nj adn eE
este sobrepujamos a nuestros eompa-
triotas, puesto que sus terrenos son
los mas feraces del universe, Y nues-
tros campos solo dan por tGrmino me
dio tosy medic bocoyes por cuerda
8 sean unos IS quintalss por hecta-
rea en- Ell Sur de ia IsIa, y mucho me
nos en- Ia seccion septentrionai.
Pero este artfculo ha tornado va
demasiadas proporciones Seguiremos
en- otro ilustrando esta interesaLte
nateria, gracias 4 ios datos que nos
ha samInlstrado sobre este asunto Je-
40 a nueetros estud os nuestro enten-
dido amigo d. Vicente de Fano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-18

ante vdesfros ojos en- el pequen6 2,
pacio de dos meses. cuarenta ing.
MOS han silo complctamente dcstn
dos. varias raneherfas y-case. los sus
fos han sido presa de las lar,
vues ros hogares robaslos, vuestras
milias sin techo que las abrigue,
los recursos que vuestro sudor creat.|
para el suseento imposlblLtados /.
poderlos hacer fructuosos.
Ante el euadro que os pinto, De Ia
nrimeros amos de Ia insurreccion, an
fe eI one Sc os presenta a vuestnI
oios en- este nomento, nj hay d.t.
rencia nj paede haberla. Is Ia lucia
de civilization contra la harbarie; N
IA r1,ueza coatra Ia meadieidad; es \
balan~q De Ia jas.icia frente al puma
del asesino J Ia tea del lpcendiare
es ror fn una agrupaciOu de- perver.
SOS queriendo dominar d +es -buena
para formar luego una sociedad re.
p0gnante y ahyecta-
Deber de tod6s es yoIar a sa,vg
Ia sociedad amenazada, los unos Con
sus esfuerzos personaIes, los otros Con
sus riquezas y propaganda aqueIoi
daud0 avisos a las tropas del pula
-en que Tean al enemigo, para hacs-
faciI su persecution; los demas IL,
vando sus recursos q la Autoridst
para que los utilize, y hasta las se1o.
ras en- ell hogar domestico haciendo
hilas y ventajas para el cuidado De
los eDfermos y curacion de los her
dos, contribuiran al aliviO de nuestrs
soldados.
Hagase por todos un esfuerzo 81.
premo para conjarar 81 mi que a t.
dos amenaza, , Ia soeietial vera el
IN t6fmino hreTe Ia dfslniEucion De
sus males, v0IyieasEo 4 Ia rebellion
| las esearpadas ioulas donde ell hambr:
| y la persecution den fin con ella.
FL insarrecfo arrepentldo pueie
adn alcansar el perdon de sus faItas
al que sea teuaz en- proseguir su car
rera criminal le sorprendera la muer.
te uno 4 otro dia
Los Ieales y los rebeIdes han TEN
do ocasion de conocer mi sistema de
mando en- Cuba: pronto 4 dar Protec
cion y bienestar al bueno, { in,al
sable en- la persecution del malo, al
SECURE siendo mientras ejerza aql.
el mando en- nombre de S. NJ Alton.
so XII.
Habana, MARIO 20 de 1875.
FL Gonde de VaImaseda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-18

Los anterlores guarlsmos constltu-
yen.la condenacion mas elocuente de
los aranceles que actualmente rigen
assen las aduanase peninsulares. De. cua-
renta y cinco millones .ochocientos
- cinco mil seiscientos treinta 7 cuatro
pesos fuertes q que asciende nuestra
riqueza exportada en- seis amos, solo
por valor de dos miIIones cuatrocien-
tos yeihte mil trecientos treinta y Gin
co duros nos ha comprado la madre
patria, 8 sea la decima novena parte
de nuestra total production, pues di.
yid:endo la primera cantidad del
sestado que acabamos de presentar por
la segunda, resuta un cociente de
18 90, ca<i 10; es decir que por cada
19 pesos de frutos puerto-riqUeflos
que nos compra ell extranjero, nos
compra uno la Peninsula. Y cuenta
que ssta mezquina cantidad que nos
da el comefcio nacional no procede
toda del azGcar sino que en- ella estan
incInsos ell cafe, ell tabaco, los cueros
y otros artfculos dc menor impertan-
Cia,s - OF
81 comparamos ahora eI importe
!. de los efectos de Puerto-Rico con et
= de los peiiinsulafes que nosotros con
sumimos,se notara todavfa mas de re
lieve Ia gran falta, ia gran justicia que
hay para una reforma arancearia que
contribuya al mismo tempo que al
bienestar de esta provincial espanola
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-18
CIRCULAR. R
FL C0nde de Valmos6dd.


Debemos insertar en- este Iugar
siguiente real order que ha pubIcad
la G1ceta de Madrid Y que fuG ezpe
dida & principle de MARIO para fac.
Iitar ell envio de refuerzos miIitares
la isla de Cuba:
Excmo. senor: Con oIjeto de qus
sea mas eGcaz y produzca eI mgor
resultado Ia exploration que, con ar
regIo al art. 7o de Ia real 6rden de l9
de febrero dItimo, ha de hacerse ea
las cajas de quintos para saber los que
desean p sar a servir al ejGrcito de "a
isla de Cuba, el Rey GO D. g. Sc h
seryido resolver 10 siguiente:
70 Tan luego como empieee q
ingreso en- GAIA de los mozos del Ia
mamiento de los 20, 00Q hombres de-
cretado en- 10 de! referido mes de ta
brero, Sc explorara en- ella, y an
tes de que Sc haga La SAGA pOr lH
respectivas arnas z institutes, la Eo-
Iuntad d. os que deseen aIistarse pa
ra el Ej6rcito de la referida isla d'
Cuba
2? La exploration Sc hara diarIa
mente Por Ia comision especial de re-
cluta, que nombrara ell coronel jei:
de Ia GAIA general de Ultiamar DE-
personal de o6ciales Y clase de trOPl
de los dep6sitos de bandera, cOmPo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-18

en- contra mia, que soy una pobre
quien TODD el mQndo mfrara con despre-
clio, y no tratar6 de hacer valer mis-
derechos- ante los tribunales porque sc
que ser1a in1til. Del falIo frio, insul-
tante J calculator de V, no apelare, pues,
mas que a la abuela de mis- hiios. Ella es
madre, y qui.as entendera ell Ieuguaie
del coraeon y de Ia aangre. V. no sabs,
Por loVfsto, mas que ell de los ndmeros Y
Ell del papel sellado
Pero no me Ire da aqui sin darle 4 V.
una praeba de que no Soy uns Iadrona
una miserable cue haya ideado IN plan
tan grosero como diab6Iieo para estafar
su casa d. Cosme en- los supremos ms
tantes en- que su alma Sc le desprendfa del
cuerpo ne ha mandado una sortiia, un
reloj J ciento cincuenta y cinco pesog.
dnicos obj tos de valor de que podla dis
poner en- los 6ltimos momentos de su
existencia.
E ta sortiia, destinada tai vez ser mi
aniilo nupcial, era la 6nica muestra que
20 podfa dar mis- hijos de cue habian
tenido un padre rico Y deecnta, era ade-
mas el sclo patpimon.o snyo. PGas bien,
ali 10 tiene V. to3o, sort.ja, relei y
dinero. E~a cl 6.t:mo rccp1so cue me
quedaba para dar pan Z lvs deshereda
dos. Psro al menos con este s~crifeio
no seguira sieudo su madre en Ia ori-
nion lo Y una impostora Que trate de
aplopiarse hereneias ajenas. Hfnos con-
cluido, Deme V, an recibo de ese d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-18

Construida en- scis dias la I1nea te-
Iegr&ica de RIO piedras Z la Carroll
na, bajo la inmed ata direction del
Sr Subjnspector D. Carlos de Ordu-
aa, Sc ha alberto al pdblico la esta
cion de este punto. Igualmente ha
empezado luncionar "a del Dorado.
4 la creacion de esta Ultima ha con
tribuido en- primer tGrnino nues 70
respectable amigo D. Ambrosio Mar
toreII que tanto interes Sc toma por
ell buen nonbre de "a actual admins
TRACTION y por el adeianto del pueblo
de su residential
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-04-18

mente justifcada.
". compreodera, sonora, anadi6, que
20 soy Personalmente responsible de cuan-
toha dejado mitio, y que tendrfa cue rein
tegrar los fondos que indebidamente sahe
sen de GAIA. Por otra parte icomo quiere
Y. que 20 crea que IN hombre tan honra
do como mi tic, ua hombre tan espl6ndido
en- 8us gastos, haya procreado clandesti-
namente una familia y cue no Ia haya
provisto &c los recursos necesaros para
subsistir decente y desahogadamente? iC6-
mo habria podido teuer unos hijos de quie-
nes no habl6 nunca una palabra a sus
parientes mas cercanos? Esto no tiene
sentldo comun, y ese eura y esa monia
que V. NE cita como testigos de la Ultima
voluntad del difunto, nj conocfan proba-
bleinente mi tic, nj pucden ser otra cosa
que unos Missionaries.
La desgraciada madre, Sc puso eztraor-
dinariamente palida de color y de indig
nacion.
-Caballero, le dijo, Sc conoce cue Y.
no ha sido nunca padre Hace Z. bien
en- tratarme como una impostora que vie
ne Pedir 81 parte de la t6Eica del mucr
to. u. Cosme ha purgado sus faltas en-
IN hospital de mendigos. 70 debo tambien
ezpI2r caramente las mias. Y como las
pIevaEicsciones de los padres pas2n a los
k3jes hasts la cQarta generacio1, los ni:og
beberan tambien Ia parte del caiz cue Ia
Proyldencia les tenga reservada. Com
preauo que t0das las CIRCUMSTANCES estan