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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-28
Excno. Sr.

Gabino Rivera, Manuel r. Gracia, Jose D. Torres,
Jose Ma Santiago. Eulogio Marrero, UladislsO Cor
dova, Zacaras Lopez, Felipe Diaz, Esteban Martinez
20, Mariana R. Graca, Eleuterio r. Grasia, Rodrigo
Martinez, Jose Santiago Bernar de los Santos, Jose
Ramon Martinez, Antonio Martinez, Juan de la Cruz
Agustn Diaz, ruego de Luis Gonzalez, Juan de la
Cruz, Bartolome Marrero, Pedro Rivera, Jose Euge-
MO RosadO, Pacdo Nevares, Nicolas Colon, ruego
de Jose Francisco Berries, Esteban Martinez Tomas
de Santiago, Juan Cruz Miranda, Jose de Por Dios,
Claudio Pagan, Tomas Rivera, Jose de la Rosa DiaZ,
Juan Enrique Diaz, Juan Diaz, Francisco Marrero,
Juan Costo Rivera, q ruego de don Tiburcio Davila,
n icOlas C0ba, ruego de Ramon Pagan j. Santiago,
Buenaventura Perez, ruego de ID, Francisco Beri1o
Mato, Buensventura Perez Manuel Sanchez Carload
Morgado Conception Marines, Patricio Ramos, Libo
rio Martinez POr d. Felipe Fegron, Luis Llauger
Cruz P. Rivera, Por d. Pedro Silva Camilo Tabeus,
Santiago de Rivera, Jose Antonio Albueme, Liborio
Mosado, Gaicarpio Rodriguez, Miguel Rodriguez, Jo-
sc g. de la Torres, Pedro Molina, Jose Rodriguez,
Jose r Ion, Por Felix COLLAGE Juan Tirraed Pedro
S. Rileses, Caledonia Diaz, Ramon Diaz, ruego de
d. Jose Maria Silvas, Caledonia Daz, Ramon Diaz,
Celedenio Rodriguez Tomas Ramos, Jose d. Vazquez,
Jose del Pillar Moreno, Manuel de Rivera, jose Ig-
naco Salazar Por ID. Bias Moreno, Juan Tenod, q
ruego de Juan Galdero, Camilo Taboos; Jose Ramos
Fontane, Andres Antonio Rvsro, Ramon Rivera, Cs-
ferno Riv ,ra.-( (;ontnuarau.)
Els c6pia.-El Secretario de Co
bierno, Dig Romero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-28

ioda su atencion Sc fla en- la proyin.
, cla Gle Lerida y Norte de la de BARGE
iona. La de Tarragona no inspira
c'iiuado y menOS La de Corona que
fecorren va companlas -sueltas ape
mas 81 encuentran grupos de'25 hom
I'Dfes capltaneados por bandoleros me
Jor que por cabecillas que deiendan
causa alguna.
lmportante ha sido tambien La ope-
raclon que ACADIA de hacer una peque-
ma parte de la guarnicion de Igualada,
al copar toda una partida que yaga-
Da por aquella cOmarca. Supo antea-
yer Ell comandante militar, don Clau-
dlo Pascual, que en- la noche del al
8 debla pernoctar en- La masia llamada
de Roca, diStante cuatrO Kilometres,
La partlda del cabecilla FOrcada con 70
hombres, y proyecto sorprenderla. A
este lin, con seis artillerOs, siete guar
dlas clviles y 40 soldados de Extrema-
dura, sali6 en- La direction indicada,
dlvldleHdO la fuerza de tai modo, que
sc reuniese al rededor de la casa en-
question. La Operacion sc hizo con tai
slgllo y tanto aciertO, que La masla fue
rOdeada por la eXlgua columna sin que
de clio Sc apercibiesen los carlistas.
La primera noticia que tuvierOn Sc La
dieron los toques de corneta de nues-
tros soldados y las yOces de mando de
los jefes y de iadentro! de la tropa,
mezcladOs con algunas descargas 81
mulando que era una numerosa colum-
ma la que les tenla rodeados.
Apoderose ell panico de los sitiados,
y viendose perdidos, sin intentar hacer
siquiera resistencia, ofrecieron rendirse
81 Sc les perdonaba la vida, q 10 que Sc
accedi0, entregandose a discretion.
Aver manana entraron Ell Igualada en-
medic Gle gentlo numeroso que Sc agol-
paba por yer 4 los que Ell estos 1ltimos
tiempOs les causaban tantas angustias.
El cabecilla FOrcada es natural de
Tous, y de los 20 que componian la
patida, 10 10 son de Igualada.
Para dar q I'd. una pequena idea
del estado de este pals, solamenteo lie
dire que Sc han dado va las 6rdenes
los empleadOs de COrreOS eSpanOles
para que el dia s de este meses hallen
en- la Junquera { frontera) para resta-
blecer las commicaciones postales con
ell extranjero; que igual disposition Sc
ha dado respecto q los empleados de
Correos de esta provincial, y que Ell la
deGerona la guardia civil Sc dispone
a vOlver a SuS cantOneS.
A Castells Sc lie cree EN- Ell Pallas 6 |
la Conca, acosado por Fuente, Bonan
"a, Blanco, Morales y Araoz, y como
Sc espera pronto la destruction de la
faccion de aquel cabecilla, nadie duda
va de que ell general Martinez Campos
podra cumplir la promesa que ha he
cho al G0bierno de caer sobre ell Nor
te ell 10 de diciembre con $4,000 hom-
bres de este ejercito.
Suyo, Fdur6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-28
Excmo. ST.:

Los que suseriben, propietarios unOs de la hon
rada ease de artesanos orOs tOdOs eeetOres de
Distrto Municipal que han votado sempre con el
partido retOrmista de buena fe deiarian de enar
vacio immense ST. cemo espanoles amantss de su
Nacionadad, no Sc unieran q los exponentes de la
Villa de San German para manifestar V. E. one
concurriremos tambien los comicios votaremos al
Candidate que este desgnado para ell Dstrto electoral
que pertecemos. Los exponentes, Excelentismo Sr.
honrados hOs del pals, Orgullosos de haber nacido
espanoes yde contnuaF siendo bao la goriosa ensens
de Castillo, que qneremos legar nuestros hiios 1nte
gra la cual recbimos de nuestros padres necesita
mos protestar de nuestra adhesion 8. M. el Rey
"a. D. 81 esta fuese viva protesta contra
del desgobeno por que haba atravesado e pals antes
de la feliz legada de " E. Cumplmos deber DEUS
ticia Excmo. Sr. signifcando V E., al fsliz Gobel
nante nuestra gratitud que tan corto periodic de
tempo ha sabdO tranquzar los espfritus destrur la
empeomanla originals por la polltica que cuando
pants ex6tica ell pals, trataba de aclimatarss e
--RepetmOs, Excmo Sr, nuestra grattud V. E.
que nos ha dado 6rden moralidad todOs los
mos de la administration progreso moral material
de que tanto necesitabanos.
Sirvsse V. E. nuestro querido afortunado General
GObernador 81 asi 10 estma convenience, hacer pd
blica esta manifestation espontanea que los que aus
criben drigen las superiOres mauOs de V. Z. por
conducto de su Alcslde Municipal
CorOzal, noviembre cuatro de mil ochocentos setsn-
ia y cinco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-28

jerla como prueba inequfvoca de sincere reconoci-
miento dignandose disponer lie de publicidad para
conocmento general al rrevocable prOp6sito de estar
con ell Gobierno de Nuestro Augusta Monarca.
Que guarde Dios la vida de V. E. dilatados amos
para gloria de la Nacion es 10 que desean los que tie
men Ell honor de suscribir en-
Hormigueros siete de noviembre de mil ohocien.
tos setenta cinco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-28

vascongadas y Navarro, y S. NJ. e
Rey d. Alfonso XII al frente d,
nuestro sufrido y valeroso eiercito
habra podido dar nueyas muestras dc
sus grandes condolences para realizal
la espinosa mission que Ie han con
fado la Proyidencia y los votos de-
pueblo espanol
El otro acontecimiento importante
de la decena que hoy termina, y al
cual por consigulente tenemos que
consagrar tambien algunas lfneas, es
ell regreso q La C6rte de Monsenor
Simeoni, que, contra 10 que Sc creia,
no ha marchado a Roma desde Cadiz,
y La entrega al Gobierno de la contes-
tacion que la c6rte del Vaticano ha
creido conveniente dar q la nota es-
pamela motivada por la circular de la
Nunciatura.
Los que Sc complacerian en- yer
completamente rotas las relaciones
entire La cat6lica nacion espanola ell
Padre comun de los fiefes, Sc apresu-
raron a propalar adn antes de que
pudiera ser conocida la contestacion
del gobierno pontiffcio, que EN- ella Sc
formularfan exigencias tales que pom
drfan al Gobierno ell La necesidad de
rechazarlas perentoriamente; }; y por
10 tanto, no es de extranar que des-
pues Sc haya dicho por aquellos q
quienes aludimos que, en- la nota pom
tiffcia Sc llegaba hasta amenazar al
Gobierno, con la completa ruptura de
relaciones, en- ell case de que las pro-
xlmas Cortes no mantuvieran la uni
dad religiosa, tai y como la establecfa
la Constitution de 1916 y tai y como
Sc halla pactada con Su Santidad en-
ell Concordato de 1851.
Pues bien; en- nuestro humilde
concepto, quien de tai manera Sc ex-
presa sin conocer todavfa los t6rmi-
nos en- que esta concebida la contes-
tacion del Sumo Pontffice, ignora
cual es la tradicion de Roma en- eS-
tos asuntos y cuales son los deberes
ineludibles que tiene que llenar el
Vicario de JesucriSto en- la terra.
La Iglesia catolica, dnica poseedo-
ra de la verdad eterna, que sabe que
fuera de ella no hay generalmente
salvacion para las almas, no puede
dejar de defender la unidad cat6lica,
y de oponerse todo aquello que fa-
elite ell extravfo dc las conciencias Y
la caida en- el error; y en- este sentido
ha de oponerse fuertemente a la Ii
bertad de cultos, bajo la cual alcan-
zan identicos derechos la verdad que la
mentira, la certeza que ell error; pero
/ implica este acaso la necesidad de
cortar relaciones con aqueHos pueblos
donde las necesidades polfticas 8 la
fuerza incontrastable de los hechos
han traido la tolerancia religiosa 8 la
de cultos? +?
Seguramente que no; porque de
otra suerte ell Ponti6cado no vivir'a
hoy en- relaciones con ningun pueblo de
Europa, nj con casi ninguno de Anne
RIGA, y va vemos que sucede todo 10
contrario.
Esperamos, pues, confiadamente a
que los augurios de nuevos confictos
entire la Santa Sede y ell Gobierno
espanol quedaran desmentidos una
vez mas por la prudencia y por la soil
citud con que ell Padre comun de los
fieles atiende 4 las necesidades de sus
hijos.
,E. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-28
Excrno. Sr.:

Jose Segundo Rodriguez, Jose Etsnislao Quinonss,
Jose r. Sris, Jose Epifanio Rodriguez, Pedro Anto-
MO Rodriguez, Liborio Rodriguez Carrsut, Pablo
Sepdlveds, Jose Eusebio Diaz, Pablo Mercader Ma
nue Sep1veda, jose Eusebio Diaz, Pablo Mecader,
Manuel Sep1lveda, Francisco Montanzat Eladio Pom
ce, Por Jose Ramon Perez, contribuyente, Eladio
Ponce, Juan Velez Avila, Por Tomas Irrizarry con-
tribuyente, Jose Antonio Irrizarry, Pedro Velez
Lopez, Pedro Aarcon, Por Manuel Irrzarry ,contribu
yente, Jose s. Rodriguez, Jose Sepdlveda, Por Dio
nisio Cruz Jose S. Rodriguez, Juan Antonio Torres
Juan BautistaP Psrez, Felipe Nazaro, Nicolas Sepdlve
da, Juan Nazario Ignscio L. Quinones, Jose Quntn
Lafont, Manuel r. Sepdlveda, Manuel s. Sepdlveda,
Jose Monserrate Sep1lveda Sandalio Sep1lveda, Am
broso Marchany, Por Francisco Rivera, oentribusny
te, Salvador de de Qniano Juan Antonio Rosas Jssus
Ma Silva, ruego de Bias Cruz contribuyente, Luis
Chasserin, Simon Vazquez %, Eloy Ponce, Pedro
Diaz, Barolom@ Mercader, Francisco Rossy, Jose Ra-
fae Ramirez, Santiago Lacuz, Ramon Ayala, D&maso
Ramirez, Isdero Rivera NJ. .R. Perez, Manuel Anto-
Ayala, ruego del contribuyente, d. Ramon Irrizar.
rry, Emilio POrrats 60 Santiago Galano, ruego de
Lorenzo Solo, Santiago Galiano Eduvigis Ramirez
Joaquin Rodriguez ruego de Jose Msnserrats Min
guela, como como contribuyente, Narciso Ollsr, G.
Rodriguez, Antonio Cruz, (Contnuaran).
Els c6pia.-El Secretario de Go
bierno, Dis Romero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-28
GACETILLAS. G

Fiesta de la Inn,acetlad0.-En la no
che del domingo %, la congregation de
este dogma, inaugurara Ell novenario con
m1sica, himnos, etc, en- la iglesia de
San FIancisco.
Del 20 de este, al del entrante, ha-
bra diariamente misa cantada las siete.
Ell z, Salve solemne con acompana
miento de orquesta.
En- La manana del 8, en- la misa rezada,
habra communion general, empezando la
function las nueve media, en- que pre-
dicark un distinguido orador. A las cinco
de la tarde, 81 ell tempo 10 permite, sal
dra en- procession la patrona de Espane.
Creemos que los 6eles acudiran en-
gran n1mero estos actos.
Academia.-Ha llegado esta isla ell
Sr. d. Emilio de Castanos, director de la
Academia de Ciencias exactas, ffsicas y
naturales Y preparatorIa para carreras
especiales, que hemos recomendado en-
ndmeros precedentes y que trata de ms
talar en- esta ciudad.
Los padres de familia que deseen OBJ
tener pormenores de este establecimiento,
pueden dirigirse al citado Sr. Castanos,
que vive interinamente en- ell Quartet de
Ballaia, pabellon mum 3.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-28
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS-

Dia 25. De Nueva York, go am ''Pnta", cap. Dig
Id. i'd. DE Arecibo gol. esp. "Petrav pat, Cairar.
Dia 26. De Cardiff, berg. aim. "Maniluet' cap.
Lund.
Id. i'd. De Nueva York, berg gol. ttSarah CrooyeI.
SALIDAS.
.Dia o5. Para san-Th6mas, gol esp. "Psrseveran.
sia", cap. Barcsl6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-28
G A T A L u n A

La siguiente carta que tomamos de
El Impartial del 6 nos hace conocer
algunos detalles sobre ell estado de
Cataluna.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-04

Oh PAINTING. NEAT AND CHEAP, AT
- At THE TIMES OYFICR.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-04
VARIETIES.

VAkAEIAE0s
Benjamin Franklin used to spell
soap ss-o-p-e," and there isn't day
but some one holds him up as big
philosopher and q good man.
A little girl reading the "History
of England" with her mother, and
coming to the statement that Henry
I. never laughed after the death of
his son, looked up and said: "What
did he do when he was tickled?"
On retiring from business q wise
old man said to his son and success
sor: SNOW, my boy, remember that
common sense is the best thing you
can bring to bear on every affair of
life except love making.
A Western poet who expressed a
wish to die ''amid the grand soli-
tude of the green mountain tops"
was killed by the explosion Of pint
of cheap kerosene.
A Colorado exchange says: ''The
Canyon city girls don't take kindly
to croquet. They say it is too high
toned for them. Leap-frog is their
best hold.
If, as Emerson says, "in the woods
we return to reason and faith," what
intelligent and believing mortals
they must be who haven't got out OF
them yet, and what educational in
stitutions lumbermen's camps are!
Before taking liberties with a
strange dog, observe his tail and wait
for the wagon.
A Minnesota man makes the win
ter seem short by giving his note
payable in the spring.
The merriest place in the universe
must be Immediately above the at
mosphere that surrounds the earth,
for there all bodies lose their
gravity.
A lady asked Dr. dictionary John
son if he was fond of music. " No,
madam" replied the doctor, "but of
all noises think music is the least
disagreeable."
There is a hearty guffaw going the
rounds, because the Rev. W. H. H.
Murray, the man of many horses,
says he "wants q stable church."
"Tell the tenants" said an Irish
landlord to his agent, "that no
threats to shoot you will intimidate
me in the least"
Mark Twain says there is no end
to the anti-liquor laws, and no be-
ginning to their execution.
General Custer says, "the real
good Indian is the dead Indian"
Women will be cyphers while men
are vulgar fractions.
Scratching a ticket sometimes
cures an itching for Office.
At home one is apt to be under.
rated in every capacity save that of
taxpayer.
Lord Chesterfield said that Pitt had
a fall upstairs.
Women may double the cape, but
they must not double the horn.
Charles Lamb spoke of persons
whose presence diluted the conver-
sation at party.
The Winter of Adams discomfort
came after the Fall.
Husbandry destroys the widows
The silver state., 1875-12-01
FIRST OF NOVEMBER.

FIRST OF NOVEMBER.
BY so doing they will save costs, as this
positively the last office. and all accounts re-
naming unsettled at that date will be placed
in the hands of lawyer for collection.
REtNFART BPOTHERS.
winnewacea, October le, 1S75-1m.,.
The silver state., 1875-12-01
p u TN & w O Q p +,
AGENTS FOR wINNEMUCcA.
LAST NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBffD TO THE OLD
~ firm of REINHART BROI HERS, are
requested to call and settle their accounts be-
fore the
The silver state., 1875-12-01

- Send for Catalogue Of our Machines,
and upon application We will give prices TO
/ Dealers and Miners forah supplies they may
need. We guarantee cur Prices AS LOW as
~any house in the State. mh31 ennis
The silver state., 1875-12-01
D. hi. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT,
C.. p. r. r.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE Or LEASE

DARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PuR.
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, sre hereby notified that all APP
plieations for the same. or ON business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento where they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought.ore leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid tre Vie.
nolt II ID. II. 9Aa tELL.
The silver state., 1875-12-01
MAGNOLIA ALOCfd,
oErwEES THE CENTRAL HOTEL AND RAIL-
ROAD MEAT MAaKET,
BRIDGE STREET, WINgEMUCCA,
WILLIAM WILD........!.PR PROPRIETOR.

NvHE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
y up'in theJnost attractive style possible
With q view to the convenience and comfort
OF patrons. The proprietor desires to call the
attention of customers. friends and the pnblie
to his superior stock of
Hinos. Liquors and Cigars.
Tho READING ROOM OF this Saloon il al.
ways supplied with the latest Papers journ-
rials and Magazines. je2l II
The Morning herald., 1875-12-14
A C,entenuial Household.

There is family living near Woods
town that lives in large brick house one
hundred and thirteen years old. who have
taken their meals regularly Oft OF a Cen
tennial table, while the matron OF the
family, in her eightieth year, bskes the
buckwheat cakes off of an old-fashioned
bake-iron, such as was used in fre-pilaces
of elden time; rests herself in a rocking
chair her mother died in, puts her feet on
a stool made big for her father, while she
reads the old Centennial Bible OF the iam-
ily, containing piece of original hand
writing that Is kept in it, in regard to her
ancestry, that dates as far back as 1851, OF
peruses an old ciphering book that was
once used by her grandfather; stirs her
tea with a spoon that was her grand.
mothers, and then peacefully sleeps on a
bed, the tick of which was spun and made
py her mother.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-14
Remembered His Youthful Days.

A writer in Good Words tells this anec-
dote of the late Canon Kingsley: Ills
sympathy with the sports of boys was ma
tnraily strong and keen. One morning he
told me that some OF his land in Hamp-
shire was within reach o. the boys of Well
linglon College when they were abroad en-, J.,
gaged in paper chases. Young rascals !"
he said, they play the mischief with my
fences, too. One day great gap was
pointed out to me in one of my fences, and
I was told that it was made by those young
fellows. So got wind of their next paper
chase in my direction, and l went out to
read my friends a lesson respecting the
property of their neighbors. Sure enough,
before long ! saw the 'hares' coming
straight toward me and my gap, and
prepared to meet them. But when they
were close upon me the excitement OF the
chase, which had been for some moments
coming over me, got the better of my reso'
luton, and if l did not throw down my
stick and tear off with them as fast as my
legs would carry me In a hundred yard;
or SO was dead beat and when the pacl
came minute or two later, and set tc
| work to break down my fences worse thar
ever. ] had not the breath in me to re
| monstrate with them even if | had had tn
| inclinatiOn" "
The Morning herald., 1875-12-14
AHealtcay Free Luncher.

A tramp while OH his travels, noticed a
placard in front Of "a bar-room. 1t bore
The pleasingl legend, Free Lunch" ana
he went in, walked unostentatiously up 10
a plate, and commenced operations with a
sandwich, then the barkeeper walked up
to the cadaverous wretch and said
"Men who eat here are expected TO pay
for a drink"
"I know it," said the tramp. J..
." Well, then, why don't you conform to
this rule ?" ,,,
"Cause l go in for health, and dom
drink till am through eating
The barkeeper turned his back tor mo
ment, and the tramp slipped three sand
wiches into his coat pocket and calmly de-
youred four, then he ewalked up to the par
and the dispenser of stimulants huskll'
whispered: :, o,
Gimmee glass O water, will ye?
"Water water, after four sandwhlch
es ~ beloved the barkeeper angrily.
"Yes'r, water" replied thetramp. "Iv'
been drinkin' o it nigh onter forty year.
and it's lust the healthiest stuff agooin."
And he hohbed out, but if he had cangh
the foot that flew after him, he wouldn
have been satisfied with the booty OF hi
visit.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-14
RATHER MIXED.

Things are rather mixed up in Boston al
present. The political condition is such a, {,
would delight Esery Erening if we had
such a mix here. A municipal election
takes place to-day, excites unusual interest ,
and bids fair to be hetly contested. Nei-
ther party has made straigh ht nominations
Two tickets are in the field. Mayor Cobt'
the present incumbent, heads one with , !,
f,,sion of Republicans and Democrats, and
Halsey J. Boardman, Republican, with a
ticket on which Democrats predominant
has accepted the nomination in opposition
Roth claim to seek pure administration ano
the breaking up Of rings.
This is all very fine; but who can tel
which party wins. We confess as rul'
we would rather have things straight.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-14
The Latest PariSian Novelty,

The latest novelty in public 'amusc-
ments" in Paris isa trapeze performer wh1
allows himself to be fired out of mortar
distance of some forty-ivc feet before he
catches the swinging bar. The mortar is
actually charged with gun POWDER which
is lighted lie the ordinary way and makes
loud report. The effect of the powder
is to loosen a spring which sends the
man .spinning through space
At first there was some dlfhculty IN ad'
usting the spring to the required nicely
and when the performer came to try 1t M
was shot about six feet too far, sustaining
a dislocated shoulder and broken rip
He persevered, and has now succeeded IL
having himself elected at the required rate
"LHomme Obus," as he calls himself, i
lust now one of tho sights Of Paris.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-14
AFOrtunatc Accident.

French life is full Of romance. A young
painter named Lucilen Delaire, while at
work few days ago painting the walls in
the court yard of high building in the
Rue du Bac, Paris, dropped his brush,
which fell through window, break,
ing a pane of glass. He let himself
down by the ropeto the window and called
out: "Pardon, | carelessly dropped my
brush, but | am willing to pay for the
glass" He received no answer, and on
looking through the broken pane saw
young woman PROSTATE on the floor. Ht
put his arm through, unfastened the catcf
and Jumped into the room, which was
filed with st; ;ong odor Of charcoal: Aftel
throwing the windows open Lucien devoted
himself to reyiving the young girl. Th'
fresh air soon brought her to, and Mare
announced that she was dressing for
young friends wedding, when she suddenly
| lost consciousness and fell 10 the floor
She heard the noise made by the breaking
of the glass, but was unable to move. IN.
charcoal fumes in the close room would
soon have killed her had not the fortunate
accident occurred. Marie has now become
the bride of her deliverer.