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THE New York Graphic, through Il
correspondent, howls at the American
woman for not saying "thank YOU
when she gets a seat in car.
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Now il is ION the brink of moral Nj
agara instead Of the sharp and ragged
edge
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The ladies should attend the matinee
this afternoon, AT the Opera House.
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CoERECuoN.-The Shearmen at the
La Bell, Riverside and Top Mill are on
strike because they will not work nj re-
duction of "twenty per cent instead of
ten. as we stated in yesterdays issue.
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Oxr or two more fashionable wedding.
will wind up the winters slaughter.
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The cold spell has left the country,
but still fingers in some peoples heads
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Tunes are getting warm between the
Waycrlys and their literary opponents.
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Ice dealers are still cutting and store
ing away the CONCEALED liquid.
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NOTICE. | will have three additional
salesmen this coming week. and will be
able to wait on you promptly ond avoid
the delay that has occurred in my store
the past week.
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The almanacial backbone of winter Is
broken.
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YESTERDAY was spring-ike day.
and quite change from what we have
been having in the way of weather for
the past few days. That Boston mans
prophecy is coming out all right, 20 far.
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CANDIDATES for Council are getting
very thick.
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WHY l. Ir-Thc Wheeling REGISTER,
always welcome visitor and among our
most valuable exchanges, winch is due
uS by mail in the evening, has of late
only come to next morning. Can our
brother enhghtcn lis p Cumberland
Times.
That's connundrum we give up.
Ask your postmaster and he may be able
TO tell Won something about it.
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WELLSBURG ITEMS.


From the Handle News.
The establishing of n Glass House in
this burg, recently mentioned in such
glowing terms by Il contemporary, Is II
complete iiZZlc.
A PIECE of marble weighing twenty
five hundred pounds, was brought over
the river Yesterday on the ice. 1t is in
tended for monument to be erected to
the memory OF the late Miss Applcgatc,
daughter of Lewis Apologize, Esq.
THE splendid farm Of the. late BAIL
Wells ST., containing 265 acres, was re-
Gently purchased by Robert Miller, Esq,
Of Beach Bottom, for the sum of so per
acre. His twosons, James l.. and Robert
Miller, will take possession en- the first OF
April.
We have this week 70 record the death
of another Of our old and cStimablc citi-
zens, that of Mr.. Robert Shcarer, who de-
purtcd this life for better one on the
evening of Wednesday last, aged 70
wears. He was member of the Masonic
Order of Wellshurg. of which he was was
the Oldest, We understand.
Ara meeting of the stockholders Of
the Wcllsburg National Bank, held at
that institution on Tuesday, the llth
instant. the following gentlemen wer"
elected Directors for the ensuing year:
". X. Pcndlcton, President; John
Lewis, c. II. Bcall, Thomas Everett,
Levi, Apologize, w. X. Cope, j, {. Pal
mcr, Zadoc Fowler, John Irwin.
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at'heelina a'eglster.
SATURDAY. JANUARY as. 1879.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


.A77i,ai of Trains.
B-&O,R.R.- scam. 40 p. III. 1850 pm.
Crntr 10. Div 40 a. III. 80 IN. ! l.iu pm.
CrVrldSPitt 400 a. IN. 'tO2 p. III. VII pm
H,.muf'd KR slUa IN. ........... ..... 10 pm.
aSteubeuville Accommodation 40 pm.
Departure ~ Trains.
x. Il o. r. r.. 6.i5 u. III. SO ain. % p. IN
Centr'l U. Div 40 "a. IN. 30 pm. go p. III
ClrvrIdSPitt G.u5 "a. IN. ll.lUa IN. '3.V5 pm.
Hrnpfi'l K Rosa. m ............... 80 p. M
-Sicubrnvilie Accommodation - p. la.
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Do YOU want Carpets at half price?
Go To !. W. Ferrrls.
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CoUNCIL NoMINATIoNs.-The follow
ing ticket was nominated for City Coun-
ell at n meeting held by the citizens of
the Fourth ward, last night; First
Branch John W. Boring. Second
Branch-Casper He'll, Robert Crawford
and George Kingdom. Ninety votes
were cast. The polls were kept open
from y to 9 o'clock, giving every voter
in the ward Il chance to express his SEN
timCntS.
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j. W. FERREL,

Do YOU want Dry Goods at half their
value that must be sold now2 Go to j.
W. Ferrels.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS.-The follow
ing letters are held in the Wheeling
postoffice for postage for the amounts
named:
Mrs. Susan B. Clemens, Easton, North
hampton county, Pennsylvania, ! cent;
Miss Mary busch, No. 1923 Market
street. city, cent; Messrs. Porter y
Coates, No. $40 Chestnut street Phila-
delphia Pa. 3 cents; j. Ed. Beshore, No
1905, Chapline street, city, cent Miss
Julia Hubbard, care {. ID. Hubbard,
Chapline street, city, 2 cents George
b. Glessner, city, centi Miss
Mary Welty, No. 1861, Main street
city. cent; Mrs. Joshua Coupland,
Wellsburg, West Va, cents Miss
.Jeanie Wagner, care of Mrs. Stewart
Labelle street, city, cent; Miss kebecca
Airs, care of Benjamin Rice, Harrisburg,
Virginia. 3 cents; Miss Emma Carney,
Eotf street. city, cent; Mr., Stock Car
mack, First National Bank, city, cent
Mr.. Charles II. Berry city, 2 cents.
PERsoSAL.-Oneo of the Buckeys thinks
clubs are trumpS.
Col. Peck, the new paymaster OF the
B. a. o. r. r., was in the city yesterday.
A great many persons were glad to see
him.
Major Wright says he is not candl-
date for Mayor, and nothing could IN
duce him 10 be.
SO far, we hear Of four candidates on
the track for Clerk Of the Municipal
Court, viz: w. J. w. Cowden, I. Nj
Darrah, w. IL. Woods and b. A. Gall
gan.
j. NJ. Bickel, Esq, has recovered sui
iiciently from his severe illness to be out
again.
Shinn of the Grafton Sentinel, calls the
local editor ofthe Mteitige,scer IN delicate
piece of toast and butter.
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does surely and cnrctually control them.
The test lmOnN OF our best cltlHruN, al All
classes establishes the fact, thal CHERRY
PICTORIAL will and does relieve and cure
the lilicting disorders Of the IhrOat ana
Lungs beyond any other medicine. IN"
most dangerous affections oi Inc iuIIlI-
nary Organs yield 10 its power: ana cases
of cured 10y this preparation
are publicly known. 80 remarkable rs
hardly to be- believed, were proven beyond
dispute. AS a remedy II Il adequate on
which the public may rely for iull protcc
ton. BY curing Coughs, the loreruhhtrS
ht more serious disease. II saves unhum
urrcd lives and amount of suffering nOta
ha computed. IL challenges trlal M
cuuyiuccS the most SkcpilcHl. Every
family should keep II on nand as pro
lection against the early ANA unprrcrlNrG
Attack of Pulmonary Affections, which
mr., easily met at first. but which becomes
fncuruhlc and often fatal, II neglected.
Tender lungs need this defence: and II i
uuwi>r 10 be without II. As "a safeguard
20 children, amid the distressing diseases
which br>rt the Throat and Chest OF
Childhood. CHERRY PICTORIAL Is tnvalua-
BILE: tor. by its timely use, multitudeS are
rescued from prcmalur" graves, ana saved
To the love and affection centered on them.
II acts speedily and surely against ordl-
nary colds. securing sound and health
restoring sleep. 40 one will suffer trOu-
blcSomc Influenza and painful Bronchitis,
when they know how easily they can be
cured.
originally the product of long laboriouS,
and successful chemical invests HtiOn, no
cost or toll Is spared in making every bot
tie in the utmost possible perfection. IL
may be cOnfdcutially relied upon aS pos
scSSfug all the virtues IL has ever exhibit
ed. and capable OF produce
memorable as the greatest II
irctcd.
PREPARED BY
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Steamer Market Boy.
nnrRs OF nEPAKruRE.

Leaves BtIlaIlc At anu ~ ~, ~ Va
and 1880 2. VI.
81 Wheeling nj 500 and II AN.
$50 and D Z. VI.
Bills of ladiug signed, ami small pack
age, attended To il left al j. q. Morris l2li
Water street.
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PREPARED BY

rcmarkabl cures. so mild rs 10 be sat"
and beneficial for children, ana yet 50
searching rs to cilcctuailY purge out NE
great cOrruptionS of the blood, Such ms the
ScrOfulOuS and Syphilitic contamination.
impurities or diseases that have lurKcu IN
the system for years, soon NloId 10 IhIN
uowrrlul antidot" and disappear: hrh''
It's wonderful cures, many oi WIlIGH are
publicly known, of ScrUlula, ana All scr
fuTouS diseases, Ulcers, EruptlonS ana 'f-
uptivr disorders of the skin. IumoTN
BiotchcS, BoilS,. Pimplcs. PuStuIes. Sores
81, AntnoEyS Fire, Rose or ErySiptaN'
Trttcr, Salt Rhcum, Scald Head, klmg-
worm, and Internal alterations oil inc
Uterus. stomach and Liver. II also cure,
other complaints, 10 which II would not
seem especially adapted, such aS DropSN'
Dyspepsia Fits, Neuralgia, Heart ihs"'Sr
Female Weakness, Debility, ana lruc"I-
rn0ra, when they are manllrStalhN Oh
of the SctofulOuS pOiSOnS.
II is an excellent reStOror Of health ana
strength in the Spring. By renewing ithe
appetite and vigOr Of the d!EtsuEcsof
cans. II diSsipateS the depression ana list
less llnguOr of the season. Even whcre no
disorder appears, p"opl" feel better ana
live longer. for cleansing the blood. me
system moves on with renewed NiSor ANA
a new lcaSupi life.
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A SYRACUSE girl has inaugurated an
admirable prevention against divorce.
Before she would consent to marry a
Young man, she insisted upon his father
giving her a written guarantee that his
son was sound in mind and limb, of good
morals, gentle and warranted to run well
in harncss. All She needed to complete
this excellent test was medical certifi-
cate, which we trust some day to see en-
forced before license can be obtained.
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FORCED SALE.-Best makes of Prints
5 cents per yard, and Carpets and the
entire stock of Dry Goods even cheaper
in proportion, as there are but q few days
left TO close out the stock.
j. W. FEEREL,
Corner Main and 10th streets.
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AYERS
PeCtoraI
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs such
aS Coughs, Colds, WhOOping Cough,
BrOuthi>iS, Asthma, and
Consumption.

Among the great
dis vcrlcS OF
modern science,
that are OF more.
real valuetO man
kind than this Ell
fectual remedy for
all diseases of the
'Thruatand Lungs.
\ vast trial of its
virtues, through
out this and other
Countries, has
shown that it
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THE LADIES FAvORITE.-Those beau
tifu BoN-tOed Bntton Caters ut
l.. Y. BLOND's
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PATENT EDIcINES.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

For the relief
and cure of all
arrangements
in the stomach
liver,and bow
els. They are
a mild aper-
lent, and eX-
cellent purga
tive. Il eli II Z
purely vegeta-
bic, they con-
tain no nercu-
Nfucl serious
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ANOTHER lot of those fine BoH-toed
Button Caters have just been received ut
l.. Y. BLoNDS,
No. 1876 Main street.
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AYERS
SARSAP ARILLA

Is widely known
aSOncOfthc most
cilrctual rene
dies ever diScOv-
cred for cleans
ing the system
aud Rurityin 9
the blood. Ii has
stood the test Of
years. with con-
Stantly growing
reputation based
on its intrinsic
virtues and SuS-
sustained 10y its
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habia encontrado. Entonces nuestro h6roe
avanz6 al puntO en- que el penasco parecla
querer cortar 81 paso las aguas que pro-
fundas, lentas y silenciosas por alli hacia
ell mar SO deslizaban.
Al encontrarse en- aquel lugar en-
que habia presenciado ell singular mon
teo de 'os hUos de Ruiz en- que ha-
bfa sido actor de una de las mas intere-
santes escenas de la primera parte de esta
obra, un mundo de recuerdos Sc reAei6
en- la memoria de Alvarez. No habia
huella alguna que indicase que ell orc hu-
biese sido extraido. No 10 habla sido se-
guramente. Obras de tai magnitud no
pueden hacerse sin pfacticar excavaciones,
sin que las aguas superlores hubiesen sido
conducidas por un canal lateral. De su
examen result6 para el ell convencimlento
de que nadie hab.a sacado nj intentado
sacar el tesoro, al menos por los medios
que le habfa indicado Virginia.
Cerciorado, pues, de que no habia lie
gado tarde, dispuso que retrocediese su
corta hueste en- direction la fcrtaleza
natural en- que parecla estar acampado ell
enemigo con obieto de saber, 81 possible
era, con quienes tenia que haberselas. AL
veri6car este movimiento los treinta jine-
tes (eran treinta y seis con los ofciales,
classes y practicos) Sc invirti6 ell 6rden en-
que hablan venido. Santisteban iba con ell
grupo de vanguardia y Alvarez con ell de
retaguardia. La distancia al campamento
era corta, 81 bien di6cultoso el sendero.
Nuestro heroe Sc haDia quedado unos
dies pasos atrSs de todos cuando faltaban
unos 500 metros para llegar a IL laguna.
Ibs ua tsnto disHsid0 pelsaadQ sin duda
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Leenlos en- un peri6dico ingles: Es
probable, 81 no cierto, que la cacarea-
da conferencia sobre los derechos y
deberes de los beligerantes reanudara
sus sesiones en- San Petersburgo en-
ell otono que viene. Un folleto de DR..
Gessner, un cancitler de legacion,
acaba de darse luz, cuyo objeto es
demostrar la necesldad de que se pro-
Tongue una reforma en- la guerra ma
rftlma Quejase Ell autor de que la for
ma actual de las leyes de las armadas,
conservada por la polftica traditional
de 1nglaterra, no ponga lfmites al po
der del beligerante. Considera intole-
rable semejante estado de cosas, y ha-
bla de aluslones y nociones hechas en-
la camara de los Comunes sobre Ell
asunto como de movimientos deses-
perados y convulsivos que la vista
de todo hombre experimentado reve.
Ian ell proximo termino de los anti
guos derechos marftimos. Opiua ade-
mas el doctor Gessner que es impo
sible l6eicamente que una sola poten
cia pueda impedir nj aun demorar por
mucho tempo este adelanto de las lie
yes de mar que hace mas de Glen af1os
desean todos los demas gobiernos y
naciones.
Esto, aflade ell colega de la Albion,
esta muy bien; solo que creemos que
en- este pals la l6gica y la polftica del
asunto estan diametralmente opues-
tos & las ideas de Gessner. La resolu-
ciou del problema pertenece q Ingla-
terra por que le interesa mas que q
cualquier otra nacion y quizas mas
que todas juntas Tambien es muy
probable que los ingleses no permita
mos que Sc nos haga preston alguna
para alterar las reglas vigentes sobre
la guerra martina. Considerese que
efecto causarla Ell Russia y en- Prussia
81 Inglaterra cometiese la inocentada
de proponer uE cambio en ell sistema
de guerra terrestre que Sc usa. Esta
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las personas con que diariamente 50
aumenta la poblacion 8 sean 10000
anuales: cada 5 minutes hay un nata-
licio cada s un muerto. Por terml-
no medic cada af1o sc construyen
5000 casas Sc abren % millas de
calle. En- sus estafetas Sc deposltan
anualmente 238 millones de cartas.
En- los libros de la policfa constan los
nombres de 100000 criminales, que
por millares Sc van aumentando. Mas
de una tercera parte de todos los de-
litos perpetrados en- la nacion Sc co
meten en- L6ndres 8 & 10 menos allf
Sc descubren. Hay tantas tabernas de
de cerveza y de ginebra que, puestas
en- fila, llegarfan desde Charing Cross
a Portsmouth, una distancia de u
millas: $4,000 borrachos Sc llevan
anualmente ante la autoridad. Existe
como un million de habitantes prac-
ticamente paganos que no tienen re-
ligion alguna. Sc necesitarfan 900
iglesias y capillas mas para llenar las
necesidades religiosas de todo ell pue-
blo."
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El gobierno russo ha emprendido m,
cruzada contra Ell socialismo y nibiE.
mo Son muchos los arrestos Que :.
han efectuado en- ell imperio. En- liz
huania Sc han encarcelado 1870 perso
mas, entire elias algunos judios on.
habian ayudado q la circulscion
de folletos comunistas. En- td,
la nacion crece la propagands d.
esta doctrina instiga1a por los m
sos emigrados. FL Czar ha publ
cado un rescripto imperial dirigi.
do & la nobleza, llamando Ia aten.
cion sobre este particular, manifestap.
10 que "todo el imperio esta mnado
por Ell socialismo, y pidiendo que apo.
ye la aristocracia al gobierno en- SD
lucha contra ell partido reyolucionario
Ademas ell conde Pahlen, ministu
de Justicia, ha dado una circular en-
que dice que no obstante haber ussaO
ell mayor rigor dela ley contra los so.
cialistas donde quiera que.se han Gu.
contrado, 'la mas criminal prop.gan
da amenazando la religion, Ia moral.
dad y la propiedad," habia echadO tales
raices en- la poblacion, que lasmedidsI
lega' es so'amente, no bastaban para
destruirla. Hasta empleados del E.
tado, dice ell ministro, cuyo primer
deber serfa combatir ese peIigpa
NAL, sc han afiliado secretamente en-.
ire los comunistas. Por ESQ hace 10
liamamiento a todos los sanos elemeu
tos socia'es para hacer dura ressten
cia al comun enemigo.
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asFOLLETIN.
VIRGINIA PRATS.
(Contsnuocion de EEL TRsoRo DE- Los PIRATAs").
por I'D. .sose Perez Morris
(Contiaaaciom.)

Solamente hacia ell Sur Sc divisaban to-
dayia en- pie las tres torres de otros tantos
ingenios cuyo propietario, situando en-
ellos una respectable guarnicion, habfa
conseguido rechazar la tea q costa de in
nensas erogsciones, y salvar sus mares
de cana y continuar representando ALI ell
progreso espanol enfrente del retroceso
iusurgente,
Cosa rara en- los fastos de la historic.
En- toda guerra civil suelen dos parti-
dos almados disputarse la supremacia de
un sistema, siempre la possession de un man
do de un territorio, pero ambos conten-
dientes proouran hacel el menor daiio DO .
sible al pals que les sirve de teatro. En-
Cuba lucha por un lado la civilzacion,
por otra ell salvajismc. Unos prctegen de
la tea las ciudades, las 6ncas, la propie-
dad de amigos y enemigos adn & costa de
privarse de Ia mayor parte de sus fuerzss;
otros Sc ocupan en- reducir cenizas no solo
las easas, loo haeisudas, las riqaezas sQlas
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de ErnestO Prats, la laguua y el estero.
De los incoherentes y contradictorios in
formes que pudo reunir el astur coligi6
sin embargo que en- la Inaccessible eminen-
cia en- que el dos amos antes efectuara la
sorpresa habla una cuadrilla de incendia-
rios; pero de su n1mero y del jefe que Ia
mandaba NADIA logro saber.
Tres dias pasaron en- estas investigator
nes, al cabo de los cuales, nuestro captain
resolvio ir con ell teniente Santistsban y
con treinta de los suyos reconocer per-
sonslmente el estero, no permitiendo que
Andres le acompanara, temeroso de una ca
tastrofe Antes de rayar ell alba por cuarta
vez en- Vega allegro Alvarez Sc puso en-
movimiento hAcia Ell punto indicado. La
fuerza i5a dividida en- tres grupos separa-
dos de diez voluntarios montados cada
uno. Delante del primero cabalgaba nues-
tro protagonista, con ell del centrO iba un
sargento con la retaguardia marchaba
ell teniente.
AL galope atravesaron aquellos bosques
tan Antiques como ell mundo, sin DIR ruido
algunO que ndlcaSe que estaDan naolta-
dos por ell enemigo. Al llegar a la laguna
Alvarez tomo ciertas precauciones; perO
pasaron por ALI sin la menor novedad.
va la claridad del nuevo dia iluminaba
suavemente los contornos del estero, GUAM
do, temiendo que en- la altura Immediate al
punto donde Sc habla sepultado ell tesoro,
estuviesen emboscados los rabeldes, man
do Alvarez SantisteDan que hiciese un
reconocimiento previo entire tanto que ell
resto de la fuerza hacia alto bajo unos
frondosos arbOles. POGO tempo despues re-
gres6 este oteial manifsstando que pada
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SQue iran q hacer en- Santo- Domingo
ciertos pajarracos de NAL agiiero que
alli Sc han trasladado dltimamentes FL
famoso laborante E. M. Hostos lego
q Puerto Plata ell primero del cor
riente & bordo del Tybee. ALI lie es
peraba su paisano el simpatico doctor
Betances que, despues de conteren-
ciar largamente con Ell primero, sali6
por la tarde del mismo dia para la
capital dominicana.
Ell objeto que traen entire manos
estos dos patriOtas 10 indica claro Las
Dos Antillas, 6rgano como hemos
visto, de los filibusteros de entrambas
islas, en- las siguientea frases que de
81 copiamos:
"Los puerto-riquenos hemos tenidc
la gratfsima satisfaction de yer uni
das nuestras dos esperamsas bajo ur
mismo cielo y tan cerca de la pdtrsc
que en- el'os con6a y espera su reden.
cion. Quiera Dios que del choque de
esos dos privilegiados cerebros CD 81
despresda eI prOyecto dJtinso de maes
ira guerra de independencia."
Bueno es por 81 acaso que Sc nu
tran las filas de voluntarios y que Sc
tengan bien preparados los remingtons
para que 81 vienen aqul esas dos espe-
TG'aSas las recibamos con salvas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-23

Ell tribunal de primera instancia
de Lieja, BeIgica, ha sobreseido la
causa que segufa contra Duchesne
por haber abrigado la intencion de
asesinar al principe de Bismarck, la
cual revel6 escribiendo hace tempo
una carta al azobispo de Paris pro-
metlendo matar al canciller bajo cier-
tas condolences. Este digno preado
puso ell hecho en- conocimiento de
Bismarck por conducto del embajador
frances. No se1alando las (eyes belgas
pena alguna contra ell que medita un
crfmeny no 10 intenta nj 10 reaIiza,
Duchesne no podfa ser condenado a
pesar de toda la preston a'emana. En-
este incidente encontrara ell gobierno
de Prussia nuevos argumentos para
pedir que sea modi6cada la legislation
de Bruselas. Sc diceque va ell gabinete
de Leopoldo ha presentado en- las ca
maras un bill para que en- 10 successive
Sc pueda castigar la intencion de per
petrar un delito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-23

de sus enemigos armados sino tambien,
cuantos elementos de existencia encierra
la isla, ell pan y la morada de la anciani'
dad, de la neg y de la debiI & inofensiva
mujer. Su objeto principal es la destruc
cion de 10 acumulado en- cuatro sigos de
paz y de labor a fin de que la intemperie
y el hambre hagan 10 que sus machetes
no pueden hacer. Por ESQ ALI Sc ha orga-
nizado ell incendio, el asesinato y ell robo
en- mayor escala que en- parte alguna del
mundo. Una minorla criminal -quiere
imponerse al pals de cualquier modo, y a
ella POGO lie impolta que por cada enemi-
go que sucumba de miseria mueran diez
inocentes que por su edad y por su sexo
no estan en- aptitud de tomar parte en- la
contienda.
Pero va es tempo que demos fin { este
capltulo para proseguir en- otro la narra-
cion de los hechos que mas directamente
atanen esta verldica historic.